~ THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BE LLEFONTE, PA.,, THURSDAY, JUNE 1 1897. La Sh {THE RACKET } AXD 1 Bellefonte, Penn’a. CRIDER EXCHANGE, PONTIAC HT ANT. AHTOHTHOT «Meet Me at The Racket” Laces Our yard sticl davs, measuring laces for They say "The R pace and they know, warm Les good taste, \C " » the et” sets the The Secret of the best ICE CREAM is the tning Freezer. We Sell Them at Bottom Prices. Buttericks tt ~ i fe he Centre Aemocvat, THURSDAY, JUNE {SCHOLARSHIP COUPON: Violette Wolf, Centre Hall Ida M Belle Showers, Zion Shaffer, Nittany Isabella Jones, Milesbur A. H. Corman, Maric John Delaney, Howard, Mamie 12Rovy Bechdel, Blanch: Delong, Romola Mary Rumberger, Hublersburg E. Charles Housman, Penn Hall ] ames Crader, Penn Hall Itvin J. Packer, Romola WEEKLY The following is during the past 2; Violetta Wolf, 218; Maime Bechdel, 4 that the COUNT a list week ! above hereby certify statement of the number of v cholarship Contest up to T.R Harn: IVER, Ww wm War I he county f Patrons of Husbandry will held at Grange Park, Centre Hall, from the 13th to the 18th of September Much in Little Is especially true of Hood's Pills, for no medi cine ever contained so great curative power In They whole medicine so small space are 5 chest, always ready, al " ways efficient, always sat. Istactory; prevent a cold 4 S or fever, cure all liver ills, sick headache, Jaundice, constipation, ete, 2e, The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia, ladies of | CORRESPONDENTS | | | | | HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO Alert worthy of Correspondents see The community What our Army of and observe note local Happenings of every will be gladly Published—Send the news we will Publish it CATO GLENN Cat | ’ & dit Miss Shultz, of Willi ly of this place, Mrs. Potter Sabbath » upward of Walker lg RE t pent home of whool is still increasing cholars now, amoun iat attended Our There nearly the «d home with her Snow Mrs, after in mother, Mrs who had been Hol t has: spel eral w Shoe | & | | | | “rt. i 3H | .t LH uw 3) MARTHA MENTION Inmber woods, some time ladies a IA0IEes went fo young to attend Childrens of our Scotia last Sanday, day CXercises. Several Sheriff Cronister day with Dallas the sheriff's Mollie Holter and Edith Th | Howard, are spending the weck with th many friends and wife spent Sun a brother i Cronister of mpson, of | Let David Gingery our supervisor, has been | repairing the roads. Mr. Gingery is a good supervisor and knows how to make | roads JACKSONVILLE JOTTINGS Mrs. Henry was in our Mrs. Barbara returned from Cook's Run, on Friday last ng Charles Antis, vicinity on of Hublersburg Friday Condo home Clara and MNger 18 visit Mrs her Sayers ar of ‘resident of the W , of the United Evangelical church, gave a talk on miss the church, at this place, on Sunday evening The date for Children has been changed from the th, to the { 20th. The scholars of the Reformed, Evangelical and Presbyterian Sunday schools are takihg part in the exercises All are cordially invited to come, Ex. ercises to begin at 7 o'clock, p. m cker, | Ms in day service Change in Hotel Management The Irvin house Lock Haven is under new matagcinent,C. W. Reed, of Kittan- | DEPARTMENT | Children's Aid Society, of Western Penn- The News Gathered From Various | | Sections CHILDRENS’ ALD SOCIETY, convention of the The eighth annual E. ith. first M. and the June 2, 3 sylvania, convened in church, The were cordially received by the ladies of Ridgway, delegates from different counties that beautiful town, and the hospitality well worthy of mention. Childs, i clive of that society is Mrs. G. W member, gave a grand recept lel in her spacious ) his state ygdon, | ir Lhe Insurance Co orion © Hair, Hun sta { unties, f and : While secured a land Mutual Life we believe the company has vr ] ROO energetic man, Bob in such a company as we wish to congratu. late getting this position witl the fe nited States, being founded in the New England It is the oldest mutal li 1 company in the year 181% Statistics show its the lowest of any, f the makes its dividend expense rate ove-half that of many which the other large companies, paying power highest The "proof of the pudding is the cat ing of it | ' All the New England's policy holders, the people who are best to judge, | 1 liberal Hunter un st an Mr of writle stand up for the treatment features of their company received a number fn H has ate ments from policy holders i We predict venture a successfull More similar proprietor and Sarsaparilla than any other It manufacturer more mn cost the It preparation costs the jobber : | more and it is worth more to the con. sumer. More skill is required in its pre. paration and it combines more remedial | qualities than any other medicine Con- | sequently it has a record of more cures ning, Pa. taking charge of the hotel! Sat. | urday evening 8. Woots Caldwell and family have tak. | en up their residence in the property for. | merly occupied by Hom. J. W. Smith, Going to Germany, Congressman W. C, Arnold has been selected by the John G, Spang heirs, to | look after an estate of $40,000,000 in Ger. many. | and its sales are more than those of any preparation. Hood's Sarsaprilia is the best medicine to buy because it is an honest medicine and thousands of testi. monials prove that it does actually and permanently cure disease, The infant child of John Breon, died at the Boiling Springs, Thursday,of catarth of the stomach. It was a year aud five months old. . | present Curative powder is contained in Hood's | . prospective joss of voles BELLEFONTE, Its People, Its Politics, Its Hills and Its Trout, Last week John B. Dampman, corres in It pondent of the Pittsburg Times, was jellefonte, to write up the fire-scare. seems from his much as of his tr find a ady wmntage p e on Belle as few manage to out wheneve was anything fin polit t is unsurpassed and her output of statesmen has been an On a the streets homes are pointed out to you, and wherever you go | you encounter men who are expecting to be governors and congressmen and sena tors, and perhaps presidents. You see a | man slouching along in a pair of over. alls, an apparently inconspicuous citizen of the commonwealth, but go to a state the clothes convention and you will see same individual, in his store direct. ing the course of empire and claiming to be the mouthpiece of the ple the man inoveralls on the back and calls that he FOVETEIRND pO The man in a $50 dollar suit slaps him Jack well knowing may need his assistance some day in pol ttics If a hen roost robbed the vik tim hesitates to proceed against the of fender lest he should turn up as a Nemes sis at the primaries, and he accepts a loss of chickens rather than a The confidence which everyone feels in his great future gives an air of repose to the town and to the people. and rush They do not need to hurry and discompose themselves when they know that they will all some day geta good office and be fixed for life. One of the great attractions of Belle. fonte, besides the residences of its gov. ermor and ex-governors and miscellane. | ous statesmen, is its big spring, Every: body who sees it is expected to say that it is the biggest spring he ever saw, It | is reported that a misguided individual once upon a time said that it wasn’t much | of a spring, and that his body was after. ward found horribly mutilated at the | bottom of a stone quarry. The coroner's jury found that his death was caused by The spring 18 a big one, [It pours out enough the of with enough left over for Allegheny City temporary aberration of the mind, water for all people Bellefonte, It would pretty nearly keep the Monon i {1 BOWIG J gahela rive n business if it all the vest of its We suspect { ar POWDER Absolutely Pure. i HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver lis, Bil- lousness, Indigestion, Meadache. Easy to take, easy to operate, 25c. a4 o MINNIS | COOP IPONIONORPINNOOROOPOONNOOOOOOO0OOOORROROOREY EE _N WN ONE GREAT BIG <at> S WEEPIN a 7 G L ALI MMER "HIS IS AN OPPORTUNITY 1 FOR YOU TO SAVE LD NOT MISS IT CAN ONLY APPRE WHAT THIS REDU( ANS, BY SEEING : CIATI TION MI Costs Nothing to See. - - Lh FAUBLE ALLEGHENY STREET, BELLEFONTE, - -. PA, ’ GE00000500000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0000000000000 000000 0000000000000 0000
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