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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. December 16, 1943.
[very dressy costumes which were ac- Ray White's drug store is now lo-;
{eustomed to be worn before this dis- although
tinguished body. office was in the house first occu-|
Just as the case was called, a stir pied by Charles Huston, Later,
arose at the door, and a most spec- Blanchard lived in the stone house,
tacular figure pushed through the owned by the Curtin family, that
protesting tipstaves A was torn down to make room for the
cloak, wet and covered with mud, present building, where
hardly hid the muddy boots and time lived. Blanchard's
green-flannel leggings tied with tape, frame office % also that of the firm
which, with a plain homespun coat, chard & Curtin, and of the
were the accouterments of this still later firm of Curtin & Blanch-
trange appearance.
With a hasty murmur about wet
weather and a lame horse, Huston
plunged into an argument, which
astonishment the cultured
and refined gentlemen who filled the
house, was admitted to have been
one of the ablest to which they
ever
At
J. Thomas Mitchell |
Writes History of Bar
(Continued from page owe)
1834 deserted the Bar for the iron
business, in which employment he
spent the remainder of
Miles was the son of Evan and a
grandson of Richard Miles both of
Milesburg. He opened an office there
and practiced for a few years, when
he moved to Huntingdon. Wilson
came from the Mifflin County Bax
and spent two years with us, He
then returnedd to Mifflin county and
became judge of that district in
1842.
James M. Petrikin, one of a fam-
ily who exerted the controlling in-
fluence in our poll for the first
half century of our county's exist-
ence, was admitted in 1822. His life
was one of the highlights of the Bar
of that time, since he had ag decided
sense of the artistic and was espec-
fally fond of a joke, His office was
on High street, just east of the old
tavern on Spring street, and his
brother's paper, “The Patriot,~was
published at the southeast corner
Howard and Allegheny
was sald that a constant
citizens, politically
dered from one spot to th
In 1826 Huston
ited appointment t
Court of this Commonwealth
which he served with distincti
twenty-two years
ment, he devoted
his life to his w=
Titles in Pennsyl
subject he was cf
inz authority. He died Ww
Of Huston, the ] \ homes
taken from the archives of the Et- n's first home and
ting family, which is
in Linn's history
The Gratz an
ing large land
Pennsylvania,
in many disputed
these actions they wi
employ Charles Hu
to the Supreme Cou
the sitting arrived
cated, his home and first |
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Charles Lee, Thomas Miller, John |
Bullion, Charles Fryer, Eli ja Baxion,
william Saxion Samuel] Saxion,
John McKivison, Ceorge Willinms,
William Lykens, Wilson Yeakley,
Samuel Haney, Martin Lewis, Bam-
at the uel Crimes
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ved, wh others escaped
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WOODWARD
Florence Stover, Mi:
Ard and Mrs, C. E. Kreamer
in company with Mrs. Mavbelle Els.
enhuth and Wayne,
hopping trip to Simbury
HISTORY OF SCOTIA
(Continued from sage one)
rike was
interruption
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Na. BY W.W.RCID
conj on and a few other
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were a few accidents on 1a
harsday
M Lises
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Sunbury
Bathurst, John McMul-
Fitzsimmonds Solomon
Kellerman, Willinm
Ellja Kellerman, John last Friday
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