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CHAS R. “SJRTZ Proprietor.
OUR HISTORICAL
REVIEW
A Chapter About Shikellimus, the
Famous Indian Chief
PIONEER MOSES VAN CAMPEN
1
Indians
of the
ru nied
’ ni
y allerwar
Hunter
ceed ns ut twenty men, t
short
months
ordered Samue
dians on
laying un
would make
that they =
pany oil
Camphbel
us three weeks
West
much caution and care: we rea
p
proceeded up the
hed the
Sinnemahoning, but made no discovery
except old tracks ; we marched
that
satisfied it was a false report
turned, and a little below the Sianema-
honing, near night, we discovered a
smoke ; we were confident it was « party
the
we were
We re
up
Sinsemahboning so far,
of Indians, which we must have passed |
how
we disoe red i a arg party,
many we
ed for the a
A
1
rifles, sharpened our examined
ur tomahawk handles,
ready, we wall
al
usion that there had been } dd enough
hed, and as to the :
men they had
t was the fate of war, and we must
families of
We were
rding to
taken and adopted into the
those whom we had killed
then divided amongst them a
the number of fires Pack were pre
they
Big
pared for us, and retumed across
he river at the Island n bark
hey then mad
and cam above the
followe«
ned the
Cistern Bath
week as a daughter of
merchant, Centre
trom farm west of
he was in the act of
A cistern a plank of thx
tilted
til and let the iady
the
submerged but
young
lown into the water he struck
water back first and wa
getting on her feet she fomnd herself
standing waist-deep in the water. After
clearing her throat of the water forced
through her mouth, her cries were heard
and she was assisted from her predica.
ment, none the worse for the cold bath,
except an awful scare,
BELLEFONTE, PA
HASTINGS LEADS
TO VICTORY
\ Stormy Session at the Republi
can County Convention
OUAYITES BADLY ROUTED
Hamilton and
that a veritable
ican with
rely to
smo IF CemhHers WAS
break forth 3 ghtest pro
ocation Ame there was an awfu
eruption for the story of the con
vention
TH i y ‘11
When
convent
Chairman Reeder
on to ord a i &. m., there
was Aa Crow 1 the court house
ATR
t was found
tons made
that some
Cony
rampu The
the nos
made The ir nominated Cag
8. H
Juay
and the
named W
WO ADLX
Bennison
HES, a8 was expe
1+ who had been
pretensions, for harmony I he
that was taken showed that the
were beaten, as the vote stood
Before this vote was taken
ho tried tos
oleo- | tart a rumpus because
the vote was delayed to select necessary
That
was loaded
tellers, showed at once that be
Gen, Hastings then arose
and, according to the usages of this and
all parties at such gatherings, moved
| that a Committee on Resolutions be ap-
| pointed, and that all resolutions be re-
| ferred to them without Jebate.
oleo- John made his first grand play in
THURS DAY
Here |
AUGUST
could te
the Chair, or what men had been aj
tee of Resointions
114 i the
the
pointed on the Comm
} time the audience quicte
Chairman attempted to proceed =
bedlam broke fresk
1 the
the di
order of business
~
with Chambers, Gray an roosters
cading
Townsend
from pshurg
bance Fk
ready orator from Ph
ort to denounce the ¢
without the
and
Reed
consent of th
put his harpoon int
r, declaris
Kg that they were
mental in his fe fe the legisiatu
LWO years ago trading off the ticket
and aimed 0 know what he was U
ng about For at least 11 minutes the
Quayites thus obstructed the proceed
of the
ngs
balirman
that
settled the
convention, but the «
knew his job and firmly declared
the motion was carried and
Finally and
nominated Wilbur |
mattey Hastings got
Reedet
up
chair.
man of the Republican County Committee
as
for the ensuing year Up came tainted
John and vominated Phil. Womelsdorf,
of Philipsburg, for the same place” as a
| stab at Hastings, and in violation of the
narmony plan.
They proceeded to the
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VARIETY Ol
COUNTY NEWS
SHORT ANI
’ } ’
: : x) We
stamps
An entrance was gained to the
ng open the |
wa ed
~
y pry ront doo
loot and the
K ivynam
has
returned
When he le ®
» have
home
BAYS
m,”" as we iliariy called him
he finds many changes abou 1 Fort
and Centre Hall in the quarter of a cen.
He clerked in
one of the Bellefonte stores before his de.
parture for the west
tury during his absence
Willlamsport Sun BE. K. Hess, a
salesman for ¥. B, Thrall & Co, had a
most singular experience while driving
Continued on page *
| missing the girl and
H 3s | eyes
er is caused
A Missouri
A grass widow
An Towa
ow kiss.
ays hay fc
Kissing AS n lows
Tr SAY t is caused by
kissing a fellow by moon light
5
editor says it is caused by a fe
inz his girl while he is feeding bay to a
Kansas exchange
it is caused by
kissing the cow,
A political writer says it is caused by 100
much kisslog io the heyday of youth.
cow, and an Eastern
is of the opinion that
Corneline DD. Houtz, Lemont, was
granted an increase of pension, $8,