THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.,, MAY 3, 1900,
LOCAL NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Happenings In And About Belle- |
fonte,
PERSONALS, SOCIAL
Wiens That
Lines
Few
This
Are Worth in a
What
Community
Noting
Transpired
Past
in
Week
Has
During the
Movements of Our People.
Port Matilda, has
Home
-E. P.
.rt.d
become a member of the Soldiers
Jones, of
at Dayton, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs.
Saturday
Howley re-
their
William
turned evening from
bridal trip.
Miss W.
phia, is the guest at
Volk's, at Roopsburg.
Philadel-
of Mr,
of
home
Fiendeman,
the
with
ny nn
The forty-hour Devotion opens
the 8 o'clock service next Sunday
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EVENTS |
ing at St. Johns’ Catholic church,
Mrs, B
Joseph property { 1
has moved from the
cese
ouse former]
cupied by Gilbert Be on
"Aver,
alternoon
urg, Germany
three months, and
make a tour of the
nn, take
He
by
and no dou!
sition on the way
1 on his
r, of Tyrone
voyage
e ball nine went to |
crossed bat
am of the Normal
efeated by the close
An ir
new. y
teresting
’ >.
prepared
ASS works nn
hool
church are comy nd ready for the
reopening service on the first Sunday in
May.
METVYICES
There w be three principal
during the day-—morning after
and those who
W. W. William
Flder
noon evening, among
will be present are Rey
son, Altoona ; Presiding Sherriek
and Revs, Emenhizer, Blackburn, Shaw,
Hummel and Miller, former pastors.
We had an exceedingly short term
of court this session. Only a few cases
came up for trial and were soon disposed,
Litigation in this county seems to be on
the wane, and then what’ Will we have
10 send the lawyers to the poor house !
All maintain that the legal profession has
jess to do in this county than formerly,
is in a measure is due to the fact that
[ are very lew ejectment cases to be
tried, as the titles to desirable lands have
all been determined. In the line of
criminal practice there does not seem to
be as much as in former years. We all
hope that this is true, even if it keeps
filthy lucre out of the pockets of the poor
lawyers,
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| visiting friends in this place.
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Mrs
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It is time to give the angel at the
fountain a spring outfit,
Miss Julia Bidwell is visiting friends
at Jersey Shore and Williamsport,
typewriter
A good Smith Preimer
for sale, Ivquire at this office, must be
id.
John Trafford left early this morning
the to depopulate
Fishing Creek of trout,
with determination
Austin Brew departed Monday morn.
{ng for Pittsburg where he will spend a
few days with his father, Harry Brew,
The Misses Pletcher
and Robb, all formerly of Nittany, were
Winkleman,
pleasant callers on Wednesday evening.
Andrew Kunisely, of Shamokin, is
Audy is
connected with a large bakery in that
city.
-A trolley line at Tyrone to extend
to Birmingham and Grazerville is one
ol A
been organized for that purpose.
W. Harrison Walker,
firm of Fortney & Walker,
this
sport and Sunbury,
the possibilities, company has
Esq., of the
Mon
week in Wil
spent
day and Tuesday of
m legal busi.
m of t
EDITORS AT WAR
ro rsy betwee:
and Altoona Tim
rading newspapers of Blair
the merits and demerits ©
south Africa, in which
espoused of posite SiGes, onl
nal
ley H
week bel suit brought by the Rey
hwartz, the editor of the
against the put
Times to recover fas
Mr
tion as a member of
x
lamages
Schwartz claims that his reputa
Methodist Min
of
use of tem Perance has been damaged
the
siry and a consistent advocate
lishers of the |
| who have
the |
to this extent by reason of a letter ap-
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pearing in priot over the name of P. H
of the Times
-
B
v od
Aeily, editor
tadly raed
Wednesday morning about ten o'clock
Bertha Koch. « thter of Samuel
K o
fn the rear of her father's
was at rk cleaning up the yard
house on Wil
lowbank street and had started
burn up the dried grass and rubbish
lothes ignited and
cloped
The
tarted to run for
in a mass of lames
stricken woman
house. Fdward Foster, who was
working at the Phoenix mill near
ran at once to her and with the assistance
of Mra. Rice the fire was put out, but not
until it had burned Mrs
Every part of her body except her face
and breast are burned,
Koch severely.
Her injuries are
of a very serious nature,
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Fire Near Lemom,
Jacob Bottorf’'s house was burned to
the ground Friday afternoon about 1
o'clock, 's mile east of Lemont, on his
farm. His son, Hall Bottorf, lived in the
house at time of fire. Josurance was
$500.00, about half what it was worth,
Some of the furniture was saved, Fire
originated from the kitchen flue. In.
sured in the Centre Hall company. This
building was one of the old land marks,
having been erected about a hundred
Years ago.
Joun OLoMARGARINGE HAMILTON can
Ko to farmers’ institutes next winter and
talk about patent butter,
| tracting parties
a fre to |
in a moment she |
by, |
| Shoe
| train |
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Gathered From the Various Offices About the
Court House,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Wm. Bradford . Farmers Mills
Lazzie J. Rishel il " hy
C. M. Harter
Bessie M. Harter
Claude P. Borden
Gertrude Markley
James St.
Edith B
M. I. Monash
Lena Baum
Bellefonte
Walker
Snow Shoe
Clair . K
Zimmerman
irthaus
Snow Shoe
New York
Bellefonte
Reuben Miller
Hattie Rawley
Thos, O'Neil
Bridget Sullivan
Yarnell
Clarence
Oscerla Mills
Powelton
Joseph S. Glod . . . Clarence
Mary Donajcon ; ‘im “"
Claude W. Faltor
Cora A. Neff .
John A. Crock
Annie J, Irvin
H. A. Yearick
Annie M. Sholl
REAL ESTATE
P. Bi
Milesbarg
Roland
Runville
Fleming
Madi
hare
mouarg
Isaac kel
{ Lucas, March 21,
Howard Boro,
Maggie M
Mayes, Apr
tert
AWD.
crmon
All members and f ds of the church
hildren and desiie them }
tized r Res {
Ig Elder We
W_p
tized w be bag Ww
Sherrick, Presidin
hearty invitation
fonte and vicinit
or all of these serv
MONASH-BALM
A et but pret ding took 3
of M1
A. Banm, on Bishop street, the
being
Morris
of
Was
e and
on Monday at hy: 4 n
Mrs con
their daughter
Monish
ww YOrR ¢
lena and Mr a rave
ing
ceremony
sales iy The
man,
performed by Rabin
Kline, o in the presen f the
An
served
{ Altoona
family and a few intimate friends
clegant wedding breakfast was
after which they departed on the noon
rf the wedding tour after which
they will make their home in New York
City.
wishes of her many
munity, where she was a favorite among
her companions.
This is the second wedding in the Raum
family inside of a week as Miss Fannie,
an older daughter, was married on Tues.
day of last week at Evansville, Ind, to
Mr. Jospeh Metz, of Trenton, Ky. Mis
Fannie went west with her sister last fall,
Miss Lena takes with her the good
friends in this com.
nti
Finally Nabbed
The man Miller who some weeks ago
succeeded in swindling liverymen and
hotels in Bellefonte, Lock Haven, Mill.
heim, and other parts, under the pretense
of being a horse buyer, has been nabbed,
and is now in the Philadelphia jail, He
hired a horse from a Philadelphia livery.
man and drove to Royersford, where he
tried to sell the outfit, He was caught
and is now in jall awaiting trial,
FOUR CASES AFFIRMED,
The Supreme Court of Penna. handed
down a large number of opinions on
Monday among which were four from
this county that were argued April 16th
Frost and Fairer, executors, vs, D. GG,
Bush estate, C. P.
affirmed appeal
Decree
the
was
Centre,
and dismissed at
cost of the appellants, This case
ten years and
Bush
valuable
in for about
titie
most
litigation
involvd the
of the
in our town, and
of Mrs. Bush.
tried before Judge Archbald,
to the estate
some property
is a verdict in favor
This case was originally
Union
P.
Potter
John Potter, administrator, vs
Central Life Insurance Company, C.
Centre, Judgment afirmed. Geo
sou of John Potter, had his life insured
in the above company, and his body was
the woods in Potter county
This litigation arose over the identity of
found in
unt of
Mr.
1h
hie
the body, to recover the am the
policy, and in favor of
'
This «
of
is
se was appealed from ruling
Judge Love,
Fox vs. the Pennsylvan
mpany, C. |
Tuesday r dre
PP
in the yard and expired
Her husband died March 1st
Rr --Gied
Mont
Her 18 A ister Of }
while
YCATS
at his home
Monday Mrs
ferry No
Ww
Butte City on
LEmeer at
Death of Rey
Rev. DH
the M. E. chur
riunate
hiclds, forme:
h at Curwensy
unf re
CATEET AS A
drink has frequer wen alluded
the
on
newsps Pennsylva
nia hospital a on Monday
of the
nference which
He was until recently a member
Central Pennsylvania ¢
at its annual session held at Hazleton in
March, dismissed him because of charges
against him ar chaplain of the United
States army. He was a most brilliant
man, and his death, particularly under
such sad circumstances, will be deeply
lamented,
mn
Enlarging.
The Penna. Match Co. will begin at
once the erection of a brick warehouse,
which is to be completed as soon as pos
sible. The new building will ocenpy a
site adjacent to the big factory and will
be located so as to be accessible to a 200
it, railroad siding that is to be run into it,
The entire plant is in full operation and
has a large output. Some intricate
hinery for manufacturing boxes was
ROYAL
The absolutely pure
BAKING POWDER
ROYAL —the most celebrated
of all the baking powders in the
world——celebrated
Tic Na w +1
for its great leavening
strength and purity.
ft makes »
bread,
I's
biscuit,
healthtfu
you ag:
ss
all form
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band had
Diease ad ot un
pica accept 1
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treatment
very
rece
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GLOVE FITTING
SHOES
FOR SPRING WEAR.
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: Bellefonte Markets
fits like a glove
The lollowing prices are pai
Ca. hw produce
Potatoes per bushel
Eggs per doen
Lard, per pound
Tallow, per pound
Putter, per pound
Hide per pound
Shoulder per pound -
you let us do the Hitting
We can’t guarantee a per
fect ht to people who know
better than we what they
want. They must abide by
their own decision,
We give you what you
ask for if you insist ; what
is best for you if you per
mit us,
Every Spring style now
ready for your inspection.
Polite attention promised
whether you come to look
or to buy.
Mingle's Shoe Store,
& Bon, Bellefonte, Fa)
Oorn, ears
orn, shelled pet bushel
for grain
jowing are the prices paid
Pol 2 Coburn
B.-L
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