THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
DELLEFONTE, PA
AUGUST 23, |
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AL NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Happenings In and About Belle-
fonte
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PERSONAL, SOCIAL
Items That are Worth
What Has
This Comunity Duri
Wee ke Moy |
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Our People
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cents
--Mr and Mrs. H. C. Quigley are at
Yorkers, N. Y.
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for the Bell
M18
are guests
Laurie.
B. Steele has engaged as collect
cfonte Gas company.
Ives and Miss Ives, of Brooklyn,
at the home of Rev, Dr. Wm
—Gov, Hastings is booked to deliver
the address at the coming Business Men's
Picnic, August joth.
--The sports have
fishing in the Bald Eagle as very un.
profitable. Camplife is not bad, though.
—A. (
Hall, expect to spen
at Hecla Park.
- Mr. and
1
pronounced bass
oncluded to take
of M1:
board AY
new enterpr
Hoy
r
he
:
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where he
afternoon
er the
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liamsport at
tan Life In
yeen conuneg
over a
one of the four best
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of the United
States
a LL ET , the present land
of the Old
charge of a
Armstrong
the Old Fort
next
to
take
Abram
expects
Port Royal
llefonte, ill KCupy
stand. Application will
session of court for
made at
transfer of the
Wi
reared
license
liam Hayes, who was born
pear Mackeyville, but who has
resided at Lick Run, Clearfield county
few
He
remains
for many years, died at his home a
the
YEAS
infirmities of age.
old. His
ershurg and interred
days ago of
was about 7
were taken to Hu!
on Monday
-The
ncar Spring
flicted. Mr
ber of weeks, lingering between life and
which
of
id McCool,
sorely af
of Da
Mills, has
McCoo! was la
fami)
R
been
id up a num
death, from typhoid
be has
children
down at
fever, rom
not yet reco
had
the
time, bu
also
one
covered
Some person has started a rumor
Sim The Clothier had
loads of goods for fall and winter, We,
however, bave direct information from
him, saying he only received one instead
of five car loads. This may have little
consequence to oy ig who started it,
but it shows how sily and natural ex.
aggeration comes to them.
that
received five car
(ol. D. 8. Dunham left on Monday
ftervoon on the 1.05 train for Pasadena,
-” to visit his only daughter, Mrs.
Grace Dutton, who has been a resident
of California state for a number of years,
For some time the Col. has not been en.
joying the best of health but has recaper.
ated sufficiently to make the trip. Many
of his personal friends were at the train
to bid him good by.
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EVENTS |
on Thursday for
| her former home in
be :
:
the ;
and |
Col, Jas. Milliken, of Milroy, Is vi
ing in Bellefonte
pursing a
Cashier John P. Harris is
troublesome cold
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and
C entenpial cComunssion me t
find that they need
tvery dollar ubscribed
Wednesday
at Hunters Park
DeVonde will be here next
week with a ine company This week
Lock Haven papers speak very highly of
| his productions
*. Harris
a three
Mrs. John I Jr., departed
Weeks vi
Del
Philadelphia, Wilmington, ¥
Virginia.
association wi
t
Japtist church, at Port
|
and Thursday,
(reorge B
died from
Monday
€ Was an electrician employed
gar Thomson steel works, was
light that
He
sup
Lue al work at an are
needed repairing, at the furnace
placed a ladder against one of the
port beams of the structure and mounted
| to a beighth of about twenty feet. He
| had taken the carbons
and was working the fixture when he re
ceived the shock.
it with both bands, when in some man
ner the current was grounded and he re
his
ladder
ceived 4,000 volts directly throueh
body. He was drawn from the
of fellow workmen for a
stricken gaze
few moments and then dropped with a |
parently lifeless condition
Several
sistance and
beating.
persons quickiy ran to
that his heart
effort
found
still feebly Every was
in about two hours without having regain.
ed consciousness.
The remains were taken to his parents
bome at Wilkensburg., He was 21 years
of age and single,
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Luse Family Reunion
This Thursday there is a large gather.
this section, at Grange Park,
Hall. It is one of the oldest and largest
connections in Pennsvalley, and many of
the descendants are scattered in other
states. This is the first gathering of the
kind and the idea will be to make it a
regular event in the future,
| sickening thud to the ground in an ap |
:
his as
Was |
made to resuscitate the man, but he died |
ing of the members of the Luse family in |
Centre |
LEGAL INTELLIGENCI
Gathered From the Various Offices About
the Court House
MARRIAGE LICEN
n Hayden
y . Pari
Moore
IRer
iontown
Ky
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nee M
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ish avd W
Henry
H
Lemke
M
ux
iam Reed, March 2
100 perches in Patton twp
Albert H
July Re
Koopf,
Ot In CO
Philips and Land
0 Auge
burg Coa
na
RECENT DEATHS
out of the lamp
He had taken hold of
and hung suspended before the borror |
dev we
H irae Aiffe
world's history
for the nited f§ to
quer and annex
to get its
Is with England
talk of annexing
wny y Ket the 11
trie" 12 to
win .
gond
ge
the
PREATY
on
in order
Kreatest trade
was there ever
and? The best
f Oriental
the
ne
shoot
Orient
trade
coun.
heat
enator
Ter
the
per
in Manil
soldiers
ri
nited Staten
the warden
they in the
prieon ) } lock, the former pri-
vate cretary o Merritt in the
Ph grounds for
ing brown who re.
celve Army with
childish glee 1508 now despise with
an awful | the Americans and
everything pertaining to them.”
onera
men
ay
Hite
t tha I's
men
ited States
in
treed
FOR PRESBYTERIANS
the
and
ed |
hey Do in sMOown
1h
delin
iin
taxpayers |
Har.
night
He
orted 1
ne wav
handle wo
arrested Tues
i} John A
hed
was dav
james was |
and es
th
thoug it
which be
seventeen
a pressure of
juantities at
to Lock Haven
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A Progressive School Distr
this year has raised
their teacher
and have ar
h townshis
the aries of a but two
to §40 per
(term A
month month
schoo brary of over
0 books has been purchased and willl
mited among the different schools
Not many county districts are so up-to
as Rush
A Great Apple
the
crop
[4 nited States
According 1
partment of agriculture, the apple crop |
of the
oo
united States is estimated at 100, |
Last the
a little short of 40,000,000 bar
was fully up to the average,
about one third of what
000 barrels year total
Crop WAS
reis
bat
will produce
only 1900
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To Change Memorial
| An effort is being made to have Memo
{rial day changed to the last Sunday in
May, in accordance with the suggestion |
| of the GG. A. R. commander.in.chief
This is in order to stop the holiday and
festivity making of a day that should be
all means sacred,
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Stops the Cough and works »ff the Cold
Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a
by
{park am Labor day,
cold in one day. No cure, no pay. 25¢
HOPE FOR RELIED
SOM]
were
i that
| ual
were
that these
e made uy
lace ug
are that the
MIADY
there
i the bome of Corn
Arne Wry kof!
Mr. Harper
ms nmantm
was lake
stetter, a was
cont
aurng
when taken to b
nday
pn the same condition
Harper 2 about 60 years of age
Labor Day Ox Roast
The Good Will hose company, of Lock
Haven, will have an ox roast in Agar's
September
’
promises to be one of the best things of
the kind held in this section for a Jong
time
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Penns Cave
Last wesk an item was published in
this paper as that
Penns Cave had been sold to a party of
Brooklyn capitalists. " We have
been informed that the rumor is incor
tect
as well in others
since
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Keep Your
Feet Cool......
MINGLE'S SHOE STORE,
nte, Pa.
FOR SALE
Bbl. Flour, Gristand
Bellef
Feed Mill
FREE AD COLI
Lock Haven Markets
Haven
follows
xuce at the Lock
y market Wednesday were
butter, per pound 26 10 jC. CEKS, per
doz 14 jons, per peck, 20x
radishes per bunch
potatoes,
beans
per
Prices of pre
curt as
to ot
to
Pe
0 u
pring
qt , 3. new
string
chickens
»
crab applies
stalks for . fucun
to 1} tomatoes per p
er bushel $1.2¢; lima
cider per ga
sweet corn per dos
tomatoes
Bellefonte Markets
The foil f prices are paid hy Si
| (% fy wipe
Eggs per Joren
Lard, per pound
1 allow, per pound
Butter, por pound
pet
Shoulder
pound
per pound .
Howing prices are paid by Punoesix
for grain
tshel
bushel
oid
new
Hed wheat pe
Hed Wheat pot
Hye, per bushel
Corn, sars per bushel
Corp ed per bushel
Batley per bushel
Oats. per bushel
she
Coburn Markets,
Following are the prices paid for grain by the
deaiers at Coburn y
Wheat (old) per bushel... ..... a
Wheat, new, ——— “
Oats, noe while...
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