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CHAS. R. KURTZ, Proprietor.
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Most of the changes that have ta v Hdward Linzey: | nl
ken place this Spring. Tay 0 bY Adam Ging
MANY MOVINGS TAKE PLACE |, futher Ye bi
8. T. Klis ) i by I
Everybody Seemed to be ona Move on ; or Win | a H
the First of this month—Carefully OWN } rty. The Band f
Compiled by our Corpse of lert | walnut street to M
Correspondents
juired a vast amount M
and time to compile, on the part
ide : {eS DON
Awaxe corpse ol correspon
A * AR i H ’ N WwW ’
Vacated by Leat) Frank §i § . ¥
Bellefonte to part D H vacate } k
Ww am Bdge Ww Orr's . . W
Ret ed pa age; ( K $ Ale Fog an f . to ACA
Ncville; Geo, Hoy from the J H s farm at | 1ya i . " .
vitta to the far vacated by Harry Harter . ¢
Harter to the far Acated Geo. H Ia ' {
Wasson to | g M } EArt ‘ .
farm vacated by Was Charlie May f ‘ } :
baugh Mr. | Mt. Bag t t & k ‘ " Ha
farn peated by J AUR Harry Yea k b
t Niaga f f | : ’
farm vacate oa X \ ¢ : ;
farm vaecat Gira ¥ ylete
We f ated ¥. 1ik !
Zeiy to How Gra f { M !
Vacated \ \ A ! yD ;
and Beaver § Lock H { Bn :
Lemont . N. A '
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and we At the A at H } : ,
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' ba . a ! ihe 4 f nMD |} Key's vitta
YOArs was engaged I Dusiness at this place Adar M rt y I . ‘ .
went to the Robison farm near Pine 6 » ise vacated by Win, Mitler : Oscar
Mills Andrew Giogg, w » aught the Gra Herlacl the i ated
mar Schou! at th % place the past term, occu Barne . -" ' father
pled the house ACAled by Sa Wass = N sl y ;
Linn B Bas gone to Bellefonte n Bisog
street at which place he has wecepted a position Julian
inthe Central IF. BL. RB lepot. Wm. H has John Biddle from ex 8 mi Viste Are
moved his family on John Dale's farm to Unionville, and W ‘ Wells, of Howard
miles south of this Place. James Custaborder | 10 the house + Acated by M Rida Grant
into the house vacated by Wm. Houtz., Mrs Martin from G. G Pink's} wlothe WY AMS
Bover and her two sons from State Coll house at the Baptist ehureh ; John Milton fron
to this place, In part of the house occupied by | Tyrone to Mills Alexander's farm vacated by
Mrs. Julla Williams Josevh Myers; Joseph Myers to R. R Richard's
Howard farm and Mr. Richards to the homests ad at the
F.RR Sam Osburn from the J. C. Hender
W. FP. Rishel, miller at W H. Long's mill. to son heirs homestead to the farm known as the
Madisonburg C. F. Burgan to Holter property, Perry Parsous place, also he onging to the
Yaca'ed by W. PF. Rishel Samuel Bowers, of Henderson heirs, Alex M Donnid from Hen
Mt. Kagle one of the firm of Bow ers & Leath derson heirs’ house to Matte ville; Wesley
wy *r* Handle factory, this place, in property va Kiddie from Roll Richards’ house to Union ville
cated bw C. T Burgar Joining Handle ta tory on Mills Alexander's farm ; Jad b Moore from
John Bearly, in his newly bullt home, on cor Thad Yothers' ho #6 to the Donley homestead
ner of n road; James Leathers 1 1%0 one of Maggie Donley ta J NAson's house at the
the firm of Bowers leathers Handle factors foot of the m tain: Ira Heat ! | n
this place, from Mt} Wie Lo the house vacats town «l y n e alot the
by John Bearley; Oharles Candy in Beaver |
Vacated by Ge Ww Ans, and he ! he Spring Mills
house vaeated by Chas ( And 0. 7%. A '
oeetipies ene of the nwly built sof A.J | tof ' » | fa
Weber, John A. Thompson to h lobes at Reber i to 1, F oss
Vacated by D. T. Allisct San Greningey Man's | :
In one of the ne wWiy bulit houses of A. J Weber home Mrs. W A re H A
Ohas. Leathers to his own property, vaca d Brown to Huntingdon: J. 0. M ( kK to (
by Bamuel Greninger, Mr. Smith, the hale. | Fo LONE'S house ; John Breon, Jy, 10 ames Me
maker, from the township to property vaes ed Continued on 4th page, fourth column
CENTRE COUNTY mts a
FLITTINGS [scone wares wot,
v.|A HANDSOME
1001,
SHUGERT-MALIN,
NTA A Vous NovSIn at 4 i
1 EDIFICE | | Tuesday morning a M
{ 3 1.1 at M1 Wilnie } M ! i
y | The Dedigation of the Remodeled MeCe the ‘vouBLEH eo
, Methodist Church. te ca anlop Shugert, of
Centre | nly bank, wer ma ed
DEBT WAS EASILY CANCELED | the home of the brid parents, on 1
How eet
Bishop Fo r, the Eminent Divine, de ty " "
\ hivered an able Discourse—Som ated fe ,
APPOINTMENTS
At the Method ference Chambe
ir, Pa ist week the following as
point nts were made for th ‘ "
of th Altoona | ri A onna
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toona le foute WwW. PP. Shrine: Ty
ron iia ave I. D. W Jeaver
First arch, J. A. Wood gha
matha i} Half M on Kot
W Ru A } Aie-Frank W
eid Howard Geo i EE Aart
1au Durkee Pply Mile
rg and nv Ricl 1 H Whar
tot ) a M Fletch VY )
i Va Y I heod W Haven
Philig g~Theopl $s IL. Tomk
asant (Ga White }
Matilda Aw A
§ ’ M ‘ AW mnt
HL i } A w
I} re Au ate ( 5 Wm
F. DN 4 Warriorsmark 1 worth
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A Fortunate Spill
The friends of Miss I the yu Fisher,
who was dining room Eiri at the City
hotel, Wi iamsport, and who has mar
ried Earl W Henning, the wealthy farm
mgimpiement manufacturer of Masi lon,
Ohio, last week, are Ereatly pleased at
her good fortune. The mate h was the
resuit of "love at first sight upon the
young woman and the Ohio gentleman,
Their acquaintance dated from a mishap
in the dining room, when Miss Pisher
upset a glass of milk over Mr
Henning,
while he was at
hotel, Although
over the accident, the pretty
Waitress apologised so gracefully that the
heart of the stranger was touched
the
confused
and
he decided then and th re to lay siege to
the young woman's heart hat he has
succeeded is evinced by the wedding
which was sole anized at irist Eplsco
pal church, Mrs Henning is 22 vears
old and is very pretty. She un orphan,
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Street Cars for Jersey Shore
A charter was K'auted receatly a,
the state department to the Jersey Shore
street railway company,
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The capital is
O00
VARIETY OF
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emoctrat,
BELLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, APRIL 11.
: COUNTY NEWS | Bish parking Forsgrah. sic
th Items of Interest (Gathered From
" All Sections
5 SHORT AND TO THE POINT
What Tran red W of Brief Men : ; . . ’
: tion, the Past Weel News Fron
I Huff, Milesburg hestnut are
f
The last three were sold at private
AW This was a fine lot of at als and
were well broken, but the buyer were
irce. Mr. Kendig shipped the balance
Ack to his stables at York, the follow
ng lay
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\ BIG FISH
We do not think there another town
Ale W | fonle where
h, tro ike et At «
Aug not ght he heart of it, and ro
all nu Tas large it ro
6 inches and ove ire haule
of th na ellen ’ 1}
part of tow: every CAS and
kers up to } eng LT
) all t} 1; ind. While this
Ake the wuths of distant knight
Lhe 1 and fly =» ater tL 158 not what
we want to get a There one fish of
monstrous s bserved for years by
many, vo less than 2¢ is hes from tip to
tip, which no angler can reach unles he
has the skill to cast his line at least 7%
feet straight from him. This whopper's
movements have been observed by many,
and his travels are confined to A narrow
His
are cautious, and during a
calm he remains perfectly composed,
but a breeze will start him every time,
only he does not leave his "home." Any
bright sunny day this great fish can be
seen, with his golden sides, by looking to
the top of the court house steeple
mouth open, greedy to take in any thing
coming bis way. Practice on him with
limit, with haunt nigh inaccessible
movementy
your fly
Lewisburg Journal Sold
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J. Fred Kartz last week purchased the
Journal office, at lx wisburg, Pa., from
he adminstrators of his brother's estate,
WwW. L
Kurtz,
who died at Centre Hall
st August Fhe new publisher was
lentified with the Centre Hall R porter
un ast summer when that office was
old. The Journal is the leading demo
cratic paper in Union county and the
"office is well equipped,
Mile nol BH Arney nire
Ha has bee ecied valedictorian at
ate College for the June }
mencem ent Miles is a br ght young
man, and made a creditable reco a
State, the electrical department ha ng
been his favorite study
The heavy weight of Ww on Lhe of
of M. 1 Ie at Wedne ay
aused it to fa in, pushing one side o
be bar at of place and wreckis g the
ling badly Stuart's, Corrigan’s
Herman's and Evert arns fe un from
th A 1 AUS { Cge twig
1 1 Suvder and = were ni 3
Kk last Wednesday evening |
" ney went to ATL home they fo
heir } e had broke loose The horse
| Ks was found the next mor CR
nea | with eve vihing 1
good co tion except he blanket WAS
torn uj
Tuesday evening, April 2nd at the
home of Mr. John Schrecker Rast, post
master at Greenburi, in Sugar valley,
Mrs. Mabel Wolfe, of Greenburs and
Mr. Alvin Bechdol, of Re wood, were
married They left un the 12 10 rain
for Bellwood where the groom holds a
responsible position in the Pennsylvania
car chops
Ooe day last week P. } Confer, of
Penn township, while assisting in felling
trees on the Walter tract, he was acc
dentally struck by the butt of afa
tree,
Hing
He was knocked unconscious. but
regained consciousness about the time
be was taken from under the tree He
is now about again but has several cuts
on his forehead and a black eye
mentos of his mishap
AS ne
While working in the st
one quarries
at Milroy, George Brown, son of
Emanuel Brown, of Spring Mills, met
with an accident that resulted in his
death, He had quarried a rock loose
and, stepping out of its WAY, was struck
by a second rock, with the above result.
His remains were brought to Spring Mills
Funeral services oc
curred Sunday, March 31. Mr. Prown
was about 24 rears of age and unmar.
ried
Saturday evening
reading their advertisement,
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wi cell's tea re nd ran
1 he er ©scaj wilh some
( Bower wa unate
Cak Eh 5 il leg above the ankle
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Easter in Bellef nte
Never before was Aster S AY SO
} Rly erved a S ath, by
) ‘ I'l R 15¢ rd"
Was gi i wong and = and
J tf i : i £ : wau-
tifully ’ great
event I be t f Aster
XY 1 wa ATS 10 our
peot w it We n
L i 0 A wing un the
Au 0 avio
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Fire |
I'hete . at
Mackeyy { : ‘ The
house on W Am K re ) : n
the Raj | 1 Hex Eman Aw were
med about a year ARO i a few
days ago the barn on what was forme tly
the Rachel! Hines property fired
All these buildings were w a mile
of each other and all were set on fire
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Badly Bulleted
We hear reports of a shooting affray
which occurred Sunday, at Chesterfield,
Centre county, and of which Tons Pastori
was the victim. He was taken through
Ramey, his destination being the Philips
burg hospital,
body
with four bullets in his
Hunter Barn Burned
The barn on the farm of Ben
dec'd. at
Hunter,
Hunter's Park, was burned
this morning as we go to press It was
the old homestead barn, Robt. Hender
Son tenant
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Meeting of Presbytery
The Presbytery of Northumberland
will hold its meeting in the Presbyterian
church of Jersey Shore, beginning April
15 and continaing three days A bout
one hundred delegates, ministers and
lay members are expected.
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