THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, NOVEMBER 22, 1900. HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN The Local News Compiled During the Week BRIEFLY TOLD IN AFEW LINES Movements of Our People—Personal Mention, Society Events—What Has Transpired Worthy of Men- tion—ShortParagraphs. —A dicker is under way for an import. ant property at Centre-H all. John L a yield of 1700 bushels of corn from fif- Runkle, of near Colyer, had teen acres. John W Kiser, of Oseeola, the big bear the near was hunter who shot Sandy Ridge. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Meyer left? day for Philadelphia where they will re- main for several days. Weather has goue back to spring The spring is all right but what Satur- again, is needed is a big sprinkle. The list court has some 40 Cases, larger than for many previous terms. criminal for next week's being much The Modocs, of Boalsburg, in their hunting trip to the Bear Meadow tern tory, are reported to bave killed four deer. of turkey, of the east end a wild —Charles Ricker, Nittany Valley, shot which, when dressed, weighed twenty two pounds A purse in the family of Frank B. gave that gentle- The Lundy, Williamsport, man’s baby a dose of castor oil child died a few hours later, C. K. Sober, in his late bunting trips ge a larger in the mountains of Penns valley, +d a goodly number of pheasants score no doubt, than any other sports man. —A valuab'e hcrse helonging Harter Haines week was found dead in of twp., one last The horse had having been ill John H Pp ast shown no symptom Mever loyed for emt time Pennsylvania freigh station, accepted situation as the move his man on Northern Central road. will family to Sunbury 1 Jr., of Hapnah Far this George Walk, has shot two bears a season, the first a cub that dressed So pounds, the second a full that tipped the scales at 200, after | nace, Iready grown bruin sing | his coat. belonging to a is reported dying A football dowa-east club, injuries received while engaged Well, we guess he won't be missed player, from in play. f he kicks the bucket and has to quit kicking the ball Philipsburg's uew Methodist church be dedicated Dec. ¢th, Bishop Fow- officiate. A lecture on Abraham be will ler will Lincoln will delivered by Fowler, Dec. 1 in Philipsburg, Mondar evening, in the M. E charch Sabbath evening, church, the subject Bickel's discourse will a Child In utheran church, same evening, Dr. Hol “The Golden Wedge.’ -Neat in formed of Rev he, ther the L on Rev, oway's sud ject will be The Prince of Wales, the leader fashions in Old.England, bas quit wear- | the of 'em over ing creases in his pants. Now all snobs over there and lots here, will ignore the crease, be Wales quit it, cause Prince of don't cher know, The mory prove an interesting event bhanksgiving Ball in the Ar next One of the attractive features will be a genuine col ored cakewalk by some of the very best talent interesting feature Good music will = Free rural delivery 's tion for Ferguson township, the agent of the postoffice department having finished | his townshiy The Potter rural delivery is not yet the agent an. nounced it was to commence in October The fact that Centre Hall is s00 feet higher in survey for the route. free in operation, although ecievation than Bellefonte, no doubt will explain why Penns with in winter than we Valley is favored more snow and better sleighing have in this section are a week earlier here than overt on that side Arthur Lee, hunting tremely le, while out had the ex three fine deer at one place and at the same time, the behave very of Tussyevil g, one day last good week, fortune lo ee but misfortune have badly when he the crowd off without to his gun let drive at The saying the large buck in three scampered Arthur," "We to will see you later H. 8. Taylor, John Trafford, Joe Katz and Sim Baum, all trueblue Bellefonters, went to Lock Haven to be initiated in the order of Elks. To enjoy the fun there went down these Bellefonte Illks, Ed. Burnside, Robert Cole, J. PF. Rucumel, Frank Wil. hams, Bruce Ganuan, Wm, Brachbill, J, 8. McCarger and Chas. Cruse, who had goue through the mill thenwelves, of the above are membe,: lodge. At this rate Bellefonte will soon Tuesday night Capt have enough members to establish a local lodge which we believe would flourish at this place. The idea has fre quently been discussed by our people. the | Bishop | the Re- | “When I Was | of | the Wednesday evening will | prove another in contempla- | Fruits and crops in this section | Some of Tyrone —Pinegrove 1s having new iron pipes laid to the spring on the mountain, The Village Postmaster, at opera house next Monday evening. the James Pratt, lof Unionville, is in atten. danpce at the Christian Eudeavor State convention at Philadelphia as a delegate from this county. Several wild turkeys were brought to town the past few days. They are plentier on the mount ain this year than for many years. H. this place, but now ed the position as musical director formerly of has ac- George Brandon, of Carlisle, cept of the ~Our good housewives will first-class for their Thanksgiving dinners Well, Sechler anticipating that, has laid in the best for the table fresh, Andrews Opera Company want all Go and sce The Thursday, 15, was heavy all through the western part At Erie the snow is said to snowstorm, on of the state, be 15 inches deep and at Bufialo 18 inches deep. —At the United Brethern parsonage, South jellefonte, Nov, Thomas street, | July 2, | Nov LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. Gathered from the Various Offices About the Court House, MARRIAGE LICHENSES, Benner Fry + + + . Mary Eckley « . - - . Bruce Ww Rossman - Lizzie Bellefonte « Penn Hall Koch - . - «- Fairbrook Samuel G, Sayder « « Coburn Ida M. Soavely . w i 8 Wm. Morgan - « . Yernal L. Marks - Joseph E. Edmiston Annie I. Gregg - Clearfield Philipsburg State College Centre Hall REAL Jerem. ESTATE TRANSFERS, Cooper,et ux to Jacob Seasholtz in Miles twp. $1. Wm. M. Rockerfeller, et ux to Jeremiah Cooper, Sept, 1866; 375 Acres 10. 185g; 375 acres in Miles twp., f1o00, F. J. Weaver's, D. Weaver , April 17,1900; 40 acres 2 perches $1799 62. et ux to Emel Exr. to Aaron in Haines twp, Thos, 12, Irwin, ine Hugg, lots Philipsburg, $1800. toM. I 20 acres im Walker 1900; County Commissioners, Gard. ner, June 29, twp., #4 60 John Q. Miles, Co. 1900; Treas., to Ellis 20th, Benner Fry and Mary Eckley | both of Benner township, were married by Rev. S. W The great reduction in prices at Fauble's is exciting unusual in It is certainly a great opportunity for Centre among economical buyers. county people to dress with elegance | for very little money. G. W. Rumberger, | served two terms with credit and to the who i { | terest | | | Ex-register sutire satisfaction of the people, f | towt by bi s host of friends Wash. is a demo- crat without a blemish. pext Satur High efonte Academy fool Be th a yands on the Wi Bell try lent condition and Gr | At the Fair | day afternoon, liamsport | | OC hoo! and the | Ams conclusions. ball | teams are excel ! good game A fierce Al can be expected stor in yesterday about m sel raged the balance of the » main chimney on the | rom its Jfoolings roof knocking some holes in. orny Garman’'s coat ‘phone aod his coat s aused a bunch which the pocket, t | soon that | insuraop ~The Bur were in receptacle was a total | ~ | will bet attention in the case were busy this week looking | considerable e and there will be a stabt Gray and Walker will | up eviden legal battle be | for the defence, and pitted aginst them ymimounwealith will be byes tae N on the side o 1; district attorney B. Spangler and J | C. Meye: The Nor and the Bellefonte Academy mal teams played their game of on Saturday afternoon at Lock Although Be such a sight | foot ball | Haven sllefonte won, it was by margin that the said to have been evenly Both ng the ball and The efontes t | teams can be matched showed good form | advanci both were weak | in defensive work y in favor of the Be! y. : | Our hunters are still killing deer They have met with better | season than in any season the past half done of their su We remmeber of one season, inside of twenty lled in the | region extending from the Seven moun. to Paddy following there were only about a n years. Glad to know cess, but dou't drive it to excess | years, there were fifty deer ki The season half a of that tains mountain, dozen killed, as consequence cleaning out Lyon & Company, the | advertising space in this paper for the purpose of telling our readers what they are lines of that business the purchaser constantly where to buy at a decided advantage. At this of the year many pur doing in the various informed season chases are made and by as well is almost as going to the store Hoffer, of Lincoln, by his Wm. G. Kans , accompanied | the announcements found in the paper it | Editor | daughter, are visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. C. Mingle. Mr. Hoffer re cently sold his paper, ‘The Sentinel’ that place, and if he finds a good open- ness in this state erat and recently was nominated for con. gress in that district and polled a band but the odds were strongly | some vole, | against him. He is a son of Geo. Hoffer, decd, and was reared near Centre Hall In the Lutheran charch, last Sab. bath morning, Lather Day, there was an interesting home mission service. The music, from elegant selections, was fine throughout, The exercises were in charge of the Sabbath schoo! and consisted of re sponsive reading, recitations by girls, a spirited address by Shen ff Brongart up. on Sabbath school work, Clement Dale, Baq.. upon home mission work, remarks by the superintendent Wm, Kuhn, urg ipg co-operation on the part of parents, members of the congregation, in the up- building of the Sabbath school; closing with remarks by the pastor, Rev. Dr. Holloway. y | Or Perks. clothing | was in | affable as usual, and was welcomed | {LwD ried next week and will attract The attorneys | score was 5 to success this | merchants at this place, have engaged a portion of the : looking over | wife and | "at ing will engage in the newspaper busi- | He is an active demo- | vis, Sept 4. 1894; perches in Rush twp, Maud H Nov, 8, 1900; Rachel 433 acres aud $52.60 to Isaac V 5, $300. W. Mat 54 acres In Shimel, Gray, lot Philipsburg Marshall, shall, Oct. 18, 1900 et al to Jos Benner [twp , $s S. D F efonte, Al Ray, et ux to Chas July 25, 1900; lot bel Geo. Garbrick, ux to Rishel, Nov, Spring, twp., $600 Mary Crust to Robe gH perches ir copuer lw Weymouth, et “yt NOV 1600, (0 ux to kins, County Commissioners to ner Mari June 23, 19 nm twp Notes Hunting ROS out with Charles rtunate enough to ki . the oth ne nside township murder cas € | Knocked Out mi from Penfield, ( beld WG care g shootis Penfie Then stated for abi g match at wk a few When bal OvET uncor Saturday he 1 and home there and alone he fe 1 and | laid in When he the road unt noon { his ! R | one pu recover money was gone “knockout 4dr fo and ther lowed hi - Lewisburg Soldiers’ Monument week fur Third Excavation was begun last the soldiers’ monument ted a 10 cost Ox which is be ered at street The 1 SEVETAL WECKE A 0 University avenue ion coun sloners . RY, citation of a com tee of cit ¥ tif a salt m ens this bar voted to erect able location could isecured. Last week a site was purchas ed and foundation will soon be ready for the monument Killed Creek engine, in Atherton, Fri killed a fine doe near Snow Doc charge of Locomotive Beech amin | A Ben) on lay struck and Shoe The day previous, when on his outward trip, Atherton's engine struck and kill ed three cows - An entertainment will be given next Friday evening. Nov in the United 23, Brethren church under the aus. {picesof the Y. P.C U Hereafter at night one of our police. 1900, Their advertisement will keep | of | men will be at Burgess Blanchard's led by either of | office, where he can be ca telephone, if needed in any section the town Harter of the Gazette had a triumph. ant home. coming last Sat day evening After a two days’ deer he landed here witha fine doe a me smaller { trash, all for his self The reputation of the Vi Post | master is so great that a large house is this Mou Garman'’s opera house Warfield several Age already assured in city. It will be seen here on next ay cvening al John the Messrs Frank and Jr week | Harris, spent days of past n Cambria county home abou eight were op and guns and brought | twenty-five fine and jack rabbits | nuusually large, {thing we have in this section of country pheasants The and different from any- large latter Last Friday Dr George Kiump was fortunate in killing a fine wild turkey. In order to celebrate the event he jnvited the following gentlemen to partake of the awe on Tuesday evening Dr, George ¥. Harris, Dr, J. BE. Ward, Dr, R. G, H. Hayes, Dr, Joseph M, Brocker- hoff, Bditor T. H, Harter, Hditor Charles R. Kurtz, Moses Montgomery, Hard P. Harris, Sydney Kumrine and Kline Woodring, It was a royal repast, ele. gantly served, | Bagle | Interme | origmal with their ers. RE CE NT DEATHS. MRS, JAMES SEARSON :—Died last Sat. urday morning at her home at Linden Hall, and heart trouble from which she had suffer- She Death was due to dropsy ed for some tine, was 62 years of | age. She is survived by her husband, three sons and one daugther, Two sis- | namely, Mrs. Jones, of | Clearfield county and Mrs, | Frank Brown, of Boalsburg., Interme nt | ters also survive, Kylertown, ROYAL DHAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROYAL BAKING POWDER OO. , NEw YORK, in the Branch cemetery Wednesday. far residing on the Brockerhoff farm | near town, 8 o'clock, | after a week's illness from typhoid fever, He was 48 and seven children Martin, of oleville, WILLIAM STOVER :—~A well-to-do mer, died Friday 16, at was elected cashier years of age and leaves a wife Two brothers, also, survive, Axe Mann, and Dan- iel, of ( ert was cashier of the The funeral took place Sunday morn ing from his late residence, Interment | in Meyer's cemetery, ROBRRT Died at his home in Philipsburg, on Monday. LiovD He was an | old resident of that town, and some years | ago the popular proprietor of the Lloyd house. On his retirement from the hotel he went into the coal business as operator and was widely and favorably known, PETER B. Lock Smit: ~-Died at the Haven, Mon from a complication of diseases iff. At the took charge Eagle hotel lay morning, | he was elected sher expirg of the | has ion of his term he which bostelry he suc | ¢ Eagle hotel, cessfully managed ever s H Saturday mce | Died Mt YEArs, in. JAMES BATHURST at aged 82 from juries sustaived by a fall two years ago. |" him | ceme- | and ten ive Ook § tery Mk Died at her f consump er of Mr IWER ad ALG | and was aged {days The prices for cords, at Clerk and The Unite sion announ an exami f the nation tl posit This examination an exce ederal ser pportunity for en DK ] vice 10 brie ng persons pot wWOrK, Anc | who are the number Commission sufficient of inte tive persons will present thems for this examina ation The test of prac examination is igen ROK nature al tical general inte The Are of adaptability in post office age as fol! Clerk, not le Carrier, limitations for this examination OWS s than 18 years between 21 aD For application blank instructions, specimen examination ques: tion, and information relative ot the du. ties and salaries of the different positions, application should be made to the under signed the the be on file with board before tons must Applicat secretary of the local siness on ex WwW. H hour of closing 1 GOO CARMAN Village | the great Postmaster of equalled the popu. Ma New York successes recent years few have larity of the Village Postmaster which y its credit at the The next Monday even The has a rugtof 227 nights L 14th Street Theatre piay will come to this city on ing at the Garman opera bouse New ction is prom ed with a large known play What The Lewisburg Hunters Gol. A party of about twelve Lewisburg hunters who came to this county and re mwalined about w more to haunt, wound up middie of this week, and ship A week ped home to Derrstown one bear, a deer, a rabbit and a pheasant The party | were camped Hunters Ran, | and no doubt had a good time and some game thrown mn, on Same Story, Attempting to board a train of cars at | Ryde, Mifflin county, Charles B. Sunder. land, aged 18, was thrown under the wheels and instantly killed, about thi ee by Curtin in 1868 until bis death, while son has been a clerk in the bank the tions of the proved himself an jy { has the co on twice just site po APPOINTED CASHIER. John M. Shugert, on Thursday last, by the stockholders of the Centre County Banking Company, of this place, to succeed his father, John Dunlop Shugert whose death occurred weeks ago. The elder Shug- institution for 32 of and years, from the time its organization General Beaver ex Governor the during past The 10 years cashier has the congratula He way worthy to ncw Centre Democrat. has in every ye his father's successor, and as fully nfidence of the business public - I'wo Good Shots, of Mil in ly Mc( aemarkable fe lenahen, roy, perform. at marksmanship Saturday last, when he shot a deer with the harge of his 1 same ball at but one dis- flu. The ball entered the leer behind, passed transversely through y i and, coming out at the shoulder as the animal turned its head, enter- red d the neck lodg the jaw, Estate Divided After 2; WILLIAM T. MEYER, Poplar gt. Philade | Points of Superiority lin the “Standard Rotary.’ e, and | 1 face The Sara C. Brickley ring & Bishop Belle LOOK! Tee ST%T" w. Sit 1) i it ever bef If you d you ve hably been weanng had pr A Wrong kind of shoes and your souls eramped, few | Min. the who have not been buying This is intended for gle's Shoes. —— & MINGLE'S SHOE STORE, Bellefonte, Pa. | Corn, ears per bushel, It is presumed that the first thing the new $50,000,000 Cattle Trusts wi do will be to water the stock, ledge LYON & co’ S § Sale of ut J’ ri Al Clothing | Dry Goods The compel ) + arm weati led winter ro00ds I We In ir , nn + Ue *AROT, : YOU money It price DRESS GOODS for LADIES Camel's Hair ( { B SPECIAL t46 Bellefonte, Pa. PUBLIC SALE REGISTER Parties having sale bills printed at this heading Moe have notice ner od (Mbers w he oF WANTED fener today ty k "ualed ms and part Weaver whannon. Pa MARKET QUOTATIONS ownes the Lydia west! end of Rebershn culars inquire fT. D fe All market Thurs of at 12y morning ns Are ATE 1y correct { each fore the paper is wed tor the press ‘Lock Haven — Produce * curb market lay mornis ~ ae follows CERN 22 Us SC. polaloxs nx ckens per pair gO 10 70C . Appies PET PECK to 15C: quinces per a g 10C ; celery 1 stalks 100: pet harre $ lima heans qt. : cabbage per head § 10 10¢ | corn per ips per peck 13 Prices of produce Wednes butler 2 per peck 15 to : " 0 = cider per I & $ bush. sox Bell ry fonte— Produce paid by Secure & wing prices are pound Bellefonte Ihe following prices are paid by Frossix MILLING Uo, Tor grain Red wheat per bushel, old Red Wheat per bushel, new Kye, per bushel... Corn, ears par bushel, old Corn, shelled per shal Barley per bushel. Oats, per bushel shoulder, per Grain ME. new oe Coburn—GLirain, Following are the prices paid for grain by the dealers at Cobain Wheat (old) per bushel... coon wh new a ——— Oats, nioe white —— PRissincssssnsnss ta. SE —————— EAE a Ee —
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