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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, NOVEMBER 9. 1905 Page 3
RECENT DEATHS, LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
AR {been pastor of the Liberty Baptist
* . : ss E ‘ REGGE ‘die , MAKRIAGE LICENSES
W. A. Catherman, the Linden Ha |church at Blanchard for several years Miss EvLren M, Greco died at the | !
Li ¢ ’ g
\/ . igi . home of Mrs, Dorsey Green at Brierly osenh Svear Mileshurg
Bellefonte and icinity blacksmith, had the misfortune to chop | and who resigned recently, has received Friday morning at 9 o'clock, She was § Joseg ph 4 : dil,
The Local Happenings off the index finger of his left hand, a call to the pastorate of the Disciple | 67 years of age. The funeral services ( Blak
at y AY : Were ’ rT, Jd from the hous JOBEDN Blake «
in Short Paragraphs Nathaniel Boob will become a resident | church at Newberry and will accept, He | Were private and held from the ind ve
Monday morning at 11 o'clock. Inter
ment in the Union cemetery at this place
sold his farm in Union county for $5000. m——————— hr M
y ‘ : > " . WILLIE MEYE)S
~Mr. and Mrs. Frank Montgomery are For a cough or cold take Krumrine's J. L. DeHaas, proprietor of the Syra- PENSION DECISION, on of Mi
in Philadelphia, Compound Syrup of Tar—cures in one | cyge House, at Howard, is confined to
day. tf
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| OVER THE COUNTY. Rev. George Stanley West, who has
of Millheim next ng He recently | has sold his residence in Blanchard
By the Assistant Secretary of (the Depart-
ment of the Interior,
~Orrie Ishler, of Wilkinsburg, is home : his health has been failing foi
visiting his parents at this place, Miss Mary Bradley left Monday for | some time, CASH Swumption
m 1 po hiladelr where she will spend the " Ban AA wit
—Thanksgiving is appointed for Thurs Philadelphia where she will spend the Mr. and Mrs, George L. Goodhart will fatal illbe
day, Nov. 30. Look up your turkeys likely become residents of ntre Hall
, of New York, 10X pring, an WCUpY | Zerby home
Frank Shaughnessy, of Pittsburg
) of Mr, and Mrs,
th
arrived home for a visit with hi
Last Friday s
Brown, of Al-
Bellefonte Monday to
of the season,
depth,
~The Lutheran congregation has de.
3 ' Thomas lennines. of anning. k is ret 1 plenty and is likely t
cided to install an individual heating I'homas Jennings, of Manning ! plen ely to
plant in the basement of their church, iIrginia, 18 visiting relative { 1 price by butchering
Bellefonte. ime, w! is usually tl ase when
year
— Henry Wetzel, Esq., returned home : ly fas \omttin i . i 4
last week from Virginia where he has J. Coburn Rodgers, of the State | COT 18 PIEDLY { . i Sri ; son was a di r of Jacob Etter
been engaged in the government surv at _ Hazleton, { by her hu
Frank Frain, formerly with McCal- mother on Allegheny street.
mont & Co., of Bellefonte, is now private Prof. Philip H. Meyer was in charge
secretary for A. A. Stephens at Tyrone, | of the musical program at the Teaeher
y hind } n this week 26, at the
November twenty-third h I DM
. y } ielnl 2 ) organ, in
served by the ladies of St. John's Episce Harry C. Weaver, of Philadelphi: i’, sorgan,
lip B. Weaver, of Princeton, w | Scram a., and Margaret Lou
ah
a
GROUND TO DEATH
Ex-sheriff B.
Democrat with
are pleased t
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some weeks ago
cers were electe
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Letter to Judge Orvis, Bellefonte
e the
TELECRAPHY
nd secure & ra
what Learn earned, WE CAT MARKET QUOTATIONS
Bellefonte. Pre
morning
WORKMAN'S Oc Tor produce:
Fees Per dogs
Ard, per pound
tributions shou i i pither } ; \ ’ ro ; 2, y " : Tallow, per pout
Thon fan'T's ’ t \ ! hi f Butter. per pound
farre, or | 8 | 4 ji dl dlll Ouse a perp apa
Harris, or Miss Mary Blanch 5) LA ing i” nts ’ ortamen have a Side per'pound...
nal i To Harbor Grangers. Potatoes per bushe
There will a real musical treat ¢ 1" N fn : 4 \ y the State (3t OTE Apples pirbus
: | "yt ' {3d . o « ITADUEe CONnvend Bellefonte Cram,
30-32 SOUTH ALLECMENY ST. | Th following prices are paid by 0. ¥. Was
auspices of the Lad jet of ’ Wheat, old
a Sp ) 1 i ales A 1 soc ie Vi : '" 4 i a i ad 1 y in pr vale wheat. new
Presbyterian church The follow Louisa Bush vs Je han G. Dubbs F " oH . . . ; a “ ! . ¢ anthor 8 ! i
Will take part in the program Miss Jacob Alters vs F. P. Musser, adi ADLS Are ’ scarce. b i ! ) local merchants’ assoc LL !
i Corn Shelled
Marie Stoddart, soprano, Carl H. Tol ne." ‘tat » are {or N ito Corn pew
hot at Rabbit and Mit Himself. ! " \ orn be -
8h : plaint Coburn Markets
sail to 1} 181 un a4) \ : :
: ) Me L}
n ’ y ad PP ¢ ah Clarence Yost wl unning fort y ! made outside ! . : # nd vfs
pianist, Willis and Prof. John \ ¥ Riakdt nd ‘ ) Bal Ladies Fleeos Hood kip.2 4 od PROD CR GRAIN
bits on Saturday met 4 " ; dade, y iy ‘ wm. - Rutter 1% t 1h | Wheat per bu
: ' oad ident ' i hunting Drawers, 15¢ 2 ¥ Begs. on : dos | Corn ‘new.
are artist of « xceptional ability Ad i ETIOUS ACCIGen 1A) . xally ia 4 1 . ’ ti i Children's } leece it a ta and Ham ™
s path at close range pp 1 | i Drawers 12¢ up CH
' nn A i ing 1 3 ones 3 . OVE
are ann . Nd. Nanny Weeks Men s Good $ LO War k ng Shoes Potatoes
even d weeks before opening of for $1 2¢ tard
his left leg With difficulty the missiles | the season, coming in to arrange their SALE REGISTER, Ladies Good $1.7¢ Shoes for $1.48
is le. 1% SEL! sy f { Boys’ Shoes $rooand u
camps, and have all preparations ready
New Store in the Me Bride Bul'ding,
for the people of Bellefonte, in the Court orae au y ) my ’ . ab ‘ aio December
House, Friday evening, 17th, under th y le et el : Y
lefsen, both of New York : Mr. Daniels,
Hosterman. barit Bellefonte All
mission so cents
and the discharge struck a flat stone and
~Rev. Rearick and family, of West \
rebounding a number of shot penetrated
Lock Maven Markefs
Children's S} V he following were the fuling prices
iGreen s&s Shoes « «BEC ADC UY } gm . . . . el "
is & resident | 10 wade into Centre county game as the | THURDAY Novessss 10vu (— On the Pusat | sons Good $1.50 Working Pants : of produce on the curb market, Wednes
is A resident Sub RARARE aka M a 2 1 fart, Marion Top miles aust of Bellefonte : for x a.
pe PANO n ome OF Lhese par John Peace will sell farm impliments and live hag ‘ ks . ) ‘ _
Juhi ¥ 3000 yds Lancaster Ginghams. .s¢ yd Butter per pound 18 to 280; bs pet
i 2000 yds bleached and unbleac! dosen 24; dressed chickens per Ib 15 to
church, last Sabbath morning with aj Football, Nov. 18th, tes and have with them, besides other TRUSSDAY NovEMBEs [6th near Sober sta ed Muslin, a ot bt vd 16¢; honey per 1b 18 to soc; live chickens
: r : per 1h 12 to 140, cabbage per head £ to
: : N i . ol
large audience in attendance, and fhis A great football event will be witness. | paraphernalia and equipments their ‘own Lg Rg AB LDL W They are here again: soc Over
; roc; beets per bunch tc; lettuce per head
to; spring chickens 30 to hae; potanugs
per peck 150; radishes per bun 5C; Ape
sles per peck 10 to soc; grapes per bas.
Milton, arrived here forepart of last
:
week and now occupy their temporary .
y vy : ’ | were removed, but that ended the rabbit
home on east Lamb street. The Rev
hunting for the day. Yost day morning
erend preached his first ser t 8
I ched his firs mon us pas- | Sug Run
tor of his new charge, the Lutheran —— ties are from Philadelphia and other cit
sermon was so entirely appropriate toed in Williamsport on Saturday, Novem. | tavern” stocked with explosives that are Miller auet alls for WO
the occasion that all his hearers were | ber 18, 1908, when State College and | not spelied pow deer of grab: and | THURSDAY Nov EAN «Atl the residenos of
0 : vim} Pp sel. \ ‘alle will ne + y v ‘Ft se in ha vn 3 the late Mus. Ronent MoKxiant, In Benner
please 1 and the members are glad feel i Dickinson College wi ne up for an- one party came in, we have it from good twp. horses, sows, young oattie and all farm
Romember the right place
ing that their pulpit will henceforth be | other battle on the Seminary Field. The | authority, with fifteen dogs, did illegal | 108 Implements. Sale to begin at Io o cloek in the McBride Building, South et 140; green corn per dosen 10 to soc;
ably filled. In the evening Rev. Rea
rick also had services and henceforth | round trip have been granted on the var
his preaching will be at the vsual hour | ious railroads for a distance of one bun
on Sabbath mornings and evenings,
usual excursion
one fare for | hunting, but at the end of the season.
| went home with one dog only out of the
lot, Home sportsmen gave them their
| dose, indignant over unlawful methods.
Wm Goheon suet
TURBBAY, Nov Bowens mile south sast of
Hu cvitle, Joann A. Lucas will sell 8 work
horses, 2 eolta 19 head of young cattle § cows
k hogs. full line of Vaem mplements ad
. Auet.
riek,
Allegheny St.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
tomatoes per bushel 40 10 oC; pears per
basket age; squash each 10 to 150; pump
kin per lice 4 to se; cider per gal 18;
{cors per bushel so to gsc; onions per
Durhek doe