Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, October 26, 1911, Image 7

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    THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
Thursday, October 26th, 1911.
Correspondents’
Department
Continued.
ZION.
Everybody is busy husking corn
the yield is
the continued wet
is moulding and
If the weather conditic
able for the next week It
all safely c¢ribbed,
Lavina Sh
has been mad
much improy
are hopeful
Frank Grove,
with erysipelas
to wv is
be able to he
Fisher
his can
Vonada got
for a bay
him handle
long, Betsey
oy was home
looks well but spent s
urday evening at the
der why?
Some of
quent visits
thelr Sunday
they don't come home
There indus
little Burg that no «
ployment to quite a
ployed during the winter months
the project proves out as contem-
plated the parties may be incor
porated, in which event bonds will be
issued and sold in amounts to suit the
purchaser from one hundred dollars up
A sample of the work under contem
plation was exhibition recently
the front yard one of
villagers and
out criticism
skill of the
exceeds the work « n
sional. The name of
will be the “Zion Fres
Sign Painting ,
further information
Adam, the
ject, below
The men
tion at the late
eral offices ar«
and no doubt will
bitter end. If the
fair during the «
before the primaries
give a fair decision
as to who is their chol
eral offices
afloat that
to influend
tions
turned
country
good Owin howeve
wenther ol
Some
Brow in the 8
1ffor
1
ed
of her
od be
he
who hi
in t
il
glad
soon
Dr
still uses
Paul
horse
to
brand white
You
the
new
gee
iorning
i8 8 new
ome
on
fence
was mucl
by all who
red witl
saw fit, The
artist an amateur far
many a profes
the corporat
Graining an
Limted.”
nquire
11y
van
as
Joel
prime mo
town
who rece
prima
getting
fight
candida
anvas
ar
Wallace M
James Houser
San 1 Zong
day at the |
Pleasant Gay
The latest
been A
Peters
trap
The per
Peru
thing
drinking w
building and cement
Mr. and Mrs. Abr
Surday at the latter
ue
He
ed
ery
CI
BENORE
REBERSBURG
Fr ! Gra i
hn
RENT
Ww
the }
Yih
back © ich ) } ) } ‘
over !
Amnt : | ’
an extended visit
hustiand whe 8 located
at that piace
Mre. Kats wh
week In Coburn, has again returned to
her home here
Howard Miller and wife, who had
thelr home at Pittsburg for several
months, have returned to stay
Rev, William Blerly
oaller at Milford Garret's, on Friday
Bdward Leech spent a few days In
Philadelphia last week,
Since Clark, our autolst,
Madisonburg so often, he
there's nothing like the last Rose
summer, without any fear of Wolfen,
Mra. Laura Overcash, Mrs, Anna
Dixon and Mra, Florence Crawford, of
Falrview, llinols, are at present vise
ting their sick mother, Mrs, N. A.
Whitman, who we are glad to say I»
improving.
making
het
im
visit
anyl
Nlecs o spent the past
here
goon to
Was A pleasant |
thinks |
of |
|
STATE COLLEGE.
| Saturday's game of foot
| tween Villa Nova and State
| attended and another victory for State
| The score was 18-0, Thus far State |
has not been scored upon this season,
iT Saturday out team to Phil
adelphia where a hard Is ex
pected with Penn, at
dents will accompany
a victory Bure Come
Philip 1 Foster and
Tuesda { Harrisburg
Washington D (B to
Postmaste convention
Philadelphia on Friday
game
ball be- |
was well |
iis Koes
battle
least
the
00 stu
team and
in to
) vife left
and then to
ittend the
then to
the Penn
on
or
and
ton
€ 8 onte,
Gray
State ton
The iking
ull the
ction
tte
The
and then
over
potate
for disp
State
Nelson
owmaster Of
STORMSTOWN.
YARNELL
A * iris, of ¥
in-{
arnell Lr
wera]
+ Pox social
rday
of the 1 t one
he
Sat fi)
LLER AND MEEHAN
SY Over the
dition t)
authorit
of
wrtment
"wr hatchery
hew I'nion city }
Mra, A. G3. Bu !
intendent at the
hatchery, Gay
son of Nathan
A total of eight
family
wins
Doct employ ed
the summer
Hershey
ery, A COuUs
of the super
hatchery, Wayne
Huller and Ross Duller
RR. Duller This makes
members of the Buller
drawing pay from the state
!
relat “ ir
fhe
:
neg n
ot
wife
Strange Sickness Killing Pheasants,
! Reports are being brought in to the
| affect that pheasants are dying off like
{flles In many sections of the state
{ from an epidemic In nature of chick.
en cholera,
The birds, apparently healthy and
plump, sicken and die within a few
hours. Game men are doing all In
thelr power to prevent the further
spread of the disease, but old timers
]
fare of the opinion that the birds will |
be all cleaned out before it oan be
eliminated,
PETER KUFSKIE GETS
}
{i third
{
SECOND DEGREE
| VERDICT OF JURY WAS QUICKLY
FORMED,
SAVED BY HIS EXPERT COUNSEL
Trial
But
Hour
A Record-Breaking Murder for
Clinton
Days—Jury
Half,
County-—Lasted Two
Out an and
enern
not h
trial
on
winpi
the maj
“WEY TTA A
hs and
those for the-deforer
nd ern f the 1 "
L i150 Withesses rity of
Plea of Self
Defense
wn
and
Concluding the Case
FP. Cummings began his
f in behalf of the defendant
wk, and contended that the
jury 1 be stifled In bringing a
verdict of voluntary manslaughter
His pleas occupled an hour and a half
in its delivery, when RL. B. MeCormick,
addressed the jury on behalf of the
commonwealth for an hour and ten
minutes, in which he yrged a verdict
of first degree murder, Judge Hall
concluded his masterful and impartial
charge to the jury, lasting one hour, at
6:16 o'clock. The Jury Immediately
retired and after an hour and a hall's
plea
. )
vou
{ deliberation flled Into the court room
and rendered a verdiot
the second degree, the penalty for
which is Imprisonment for five to
20 years, In the first ballot the jury
stood five for first degrees, six for sec
ond degree, and one for manslaughter,
On the second ballot only two voted
of murder In
first
ballot
extreme and he went
other 11 on the fourth
ond degree murder
for a degree
but
the
the
the
BO
verdict,
held
and on
out for
with
for
one
over
ballot
‘Beezer's Meat Marke
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HIGH ST. BELLEFONTE, Pa,
We keep none but the best quality of
BEEF, PORK MUTTON
All kinds of Smoked
If YOU want a
Centre Count
vr Hig |
Banking
or 1)
Receive Deposits Discount Nq
John M. Bhugert, Cashie
THE BAZAAR,
J. S. GILLIAM, Prop.
Neck Ties, Ruffs, Jabots,
Corsets,
, Skirts,
Gloves
Beautiful
Dress Sweaters
“
Walsts,
New Suits, new cut, new styles, $6.98
to $15.98
The best Blankets
KS, $1.26
yet, from
grand one
60, 65
$1.50
to and a
iN.
n shoes for yo for the school
girl for the youth and for men, style
quality and price to suit all
Underwear in great variety, from 10¢
60 each,
irself,
GILLIAM’S DEF'T STORE
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Al ms yvard
KR. BR
ells o1
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Sloan's Book on Horses, Cattle Sheep and Poultry sent free. Address
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