Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, September 27, 1900, Image 5

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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., SEPTEMBER 2
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BRIEFLY TOLD
Happenings In and About Belle-
fonte |
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PERSONAL, SOCIAL EVENTS
Few
d in
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ast
Noting
Iranspire
the
in a
Lines—What Has
[his Community During
Week=—Movements of Our People
Dale, kEsq.,
pointed a notary public
Clement
Potatoes are bringing 45 cent
so cents at Coburn and
at Lewistown,
1
Assistant Postmaster W.S. Chambers
is home from a vacation of several weeks
spent in Williamsport
Mrs
is a guest of Miss Ellen
Lacy Bryson,
McCl
home on Alleghney street,
to rey
birth of a son | Saturday.
Bellefonte
weddin
be agl¢
wild
Rat thousar Ss at
gum
Cob ire
siaek
whippe
and these
tion
The
next importian
summer
here wi
ceptiona
the track
Isaad
treasurer of the Galveston
deposited with Drexel & Co.
deiphia, the total sum of §7
fonte’s contribution Some tow:
and many
more
should have d¢
There will jusicale at the Cole
chapel! thi ening, for the benefit
of the chape i
both
After
consisting o
here will be
Iusi the
and instraomenta
tertainment refreshments,
cake and ice cream will be served
Admission
the grounds, A to masicale
cents
~Afler an extended suspension for
the purpose of enlarging its capacity the
Bellefonte company
ready for business,
Furnace in
tip-top shape throughout and the fires |
morning. They
output so
are to be started this
have orders abead for their
that a successful and ste ady run can be
expected
~Stop sending communications to this
office without attaching the
game, as an evidence of good faith, We
» mentioned this matter so often that
[|
t seems almost useless to take it up, yet
every week some one violates these well
established rules of every well.regulated
paper. We want to know who sends
communications, even if the name is not | desk,
i vote for you when you run for congress,
given,
LOCAL NEWS |
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of p
permit gambling or
ol
now |
It has been put in |
writer's |
Our sale register is quite large for
this season of the year,
Mrs. Edward
Friday for Niagara Falls.
—George McMahon is here from Pecks
to his mother and
Cowdrick left laste
kill, N. Y., on a visit
sisters in Bellefonte,
Frank Miller, a student at the Acad.
emy, owing to sickness, left Monday for
hi N. J.
Schofield is
Mrs S
Boonectown, N. |
Hubler
has been giving a
home at Cape May,
transacting
hofield
Hon. ]
business in
as.
Pittsburg and
is visiting friends in
]: BR
ventriioguiss,
the
num oe
Sharp, of Dury,
easing entertainments in this sec
tion,
The Centre County Fair will not
any sort of a game
chance on the grounds during the
air,
of China
a bus
Samuel! Taylor, manager
ft iness
Monday night on
3 He will be gone |
York City,
two davs.
‘he annual re-union of
of the
White
was this
The tor
in operation
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Gathered From the Various Offices About
the Court House.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Joseph Flook Hawk Run
t Hannah Jones . iy i
} (veo Mitchell
Katharine G
Lemont
Gillil Oak Hall
IAL ESTATE TRA?
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| an expert, While in
consider: d
tak
RECENT DEATHS.
THOMAS EADON:—passed away at his
home in this place, Monday evening, of |
He had]
only about two weeks Up until
pleurisy and heart trouble
been il)
Monday his illness had not
He
sheffield, England, December
noon been |
alarming was born in
and came to this country 10 veyrs
first locating in Pn
years ago Col, Reynolds
ke cia
her
his wifei, Marga:
been
Wednesd
cemetery
interment occurred
Catholic
intelligent and
man and in prof on was
Bellefonte
| many warm
Toot,
$6
Martha J. Thomas
Lowry, Aug. 25 i
x)
Pedro C. Casanova,
‘rosby, May 2
Mary
ug
Ww
K
h
» Sarah, daughter of |
of this place,
the ms are that
have a year
sperous
chael Kerstteter, of Pleasant Gap,
1 on Monday to have his paper sent
arence, Pa., Shoe, where
the
BEAr Snow
it in few months at
next
church, to be
A
wi
the new Catholic
that place umber of
ant mechani be
Gap em.
yed on the buildis
is that
did not
many
Ihe general | YOAT
success
this
There
sTANGEY Wasom
fe 2 were
| vacant tents, the list of exhibits was not
as large as on former occasions, there
| were some decidedly crude and vile
entertainments that disgusted decent peo
ple, the general attendance was smaller
we only
No doubt
are waiting for the re
than usual, Not being there
mention what others report,
many people
opening of the county fair,
The other day our desk
| was ornamented by a handsome pen rack,
shoe, with
editorial
| made in the form of a horse
It was nicely fin.
Upon
inquiry we learned that it was a present
from Jacob Knuisley, the expert horse.
shoer. The shoe is a duplicate of the
kind he makes for the flyers on the race
track, and as we strike an occasional
swift newspaper pace he thought this
would be ag appropriate addition to our
Thank you, some day we will
| the nails for the rests
ished in gilt, and is useful too.
»
The
i De
cague
tion of the
after a
violations that ar
At the me
1
AY
to them
ub ot
Ine olutions
Wie
were ad
Alexand
nt of the
organi f Pleasant
Gap the vacancy
Several that
were made
evoked
week a democrat
Phi
M1
move Lhe
Hall to this
occupy the va
at pshurg
and M1: Fre
r household effects fr
yiace on Mouday and
ant house on Allegheny
street, b of MM:
Mrs. Herb Shaffer Hereater M1
will devote his attention principally to
uriz « x pect to
m Lientre
will
formerly the
me and
Kurtz
the editorial department of this paper and
will be found at this office where he will
be glad to meet his many friends and ac-
quaintances
throughout the county.
It will be the intention of the writer to
which no doubt he will appreciate after a
term of twelve years at the same hotel,
the Garman House, which was satisfac.
tory or would not have been there that
long
Bottle Broken Over His Face.
A man living on Marsh Creek became
involved in a quarrel at Snow Shoe
Monday evening, during which a bottle
was broken over his face, He was bad.
ly cut,
make his fature home with his parents, |
Jou iD
Blaine (
has had charge
The
twO years deceased
Half Moon
a son o
was
room in which to
The
er to dest:
the Hessian
farmers of this region to
wheat pest,
custom of many
of wheat side
the flies
'
mi w t
p an early strig at one
A
of the field
ant
and have com.
vader in
the
safety
menced to work
order to destroy the brood. Then
wheat crop can be planted with
The authorities in charge of the College
farm have asked Prof
for the advent of the fly, and he and his |
students yesterday made examinations
which show that the pest is now very
abundant. Itis yet in the
larval stage, and
| under before reaching the
lor pupal stage is the
| action,
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“worm'’
be
should plowed
flaxseed”
Now time for
Arrested in Pittsburg.
Albert Pardo was arrested on the steps
{ of the postoffice at Pittsburg on Monday, |
of last week, on a charge of desertion
| preferred by his wife, whom he had left
| penniless at this place. He is now in
jail here.
|
Surface to watch
or |
+(THE
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Millinery Opening
MONDAY
p= TUESDAY,
OCTOBER Ist and 2nd.
Bellefonte, Pa.
KATZ & COMPAN
ta.
¥, L
ago to make his home
in Calif has been |
orma,
letter
Hu
made
that appear
rom which
el
—
of the | PIANO
+ School
wo Shoes
SATURDAY, OCT
(rnd 1,
Administrator
pre res
deceased M. Bower
residency of
i hi a
eagding 8
WEDNESDAY, OCT, 10 At the
THOS. KE GRIFFITH, Bogs Twp
north west of Milesburg oh nad
Marsh Creek horses Cows young
oattie 19 hogs, wagons, plows, mowers and
other farm implements, harness, chickens
and turkeys, ons, corn, hay, potatoes, oi
also household goods, Sale at loa. mJ
Lo. Nell. auotioneer
"w
'RIDAY., OCT. 19-0Un the
south of Spring Mills
Runkle homestead farm
Runkle, Attorney. Jas
Middleburg, Pa
premise
at ipm
125 nerves
by
N. Runkle
trustee
[TUESDAY. OCTOBER 23- Emery Heaton will
sell 2 heavy draft hovses, I oows, 4 head
Pung eattie, brood sow with pigs, Walter A
ood binder, farm implements and household
goods, on the Joseph Heaton farm 5 miles
porth of Curtin Station. Saleat 1 p.m. Jas,
1. Neff, auctioneer,
|
peck
Markets
Hefont
for gv
Ked wheat per bushel
Red Wheat per |
Kye, per bushes
LC'orn, ears par bushel
Corn, she hel
Barley per
Oats, per bust
she
Coburn Markets
Following are the prices padd for grain by the
dealers at Coburn
Wheat (old) per bushel .....
Wheat, new, .
Oats, nice white...
Qorn
Fhovsavirsnnss os seen
TBF currerrans on
a
a
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