The Centre Aemocrat, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1892, KURTZ EDITOR THE RACKET CHAS. R He never takes the papers for they're dull as all creation, and ix with evervthing that des he ip th left him } the train has That's why are “dead a year before nows and h News ¢ trades at t friends nt read Racket St The mercury is dancing Nn] sr they pties now wand our Well Kom and C LOCAL DEPARTMENT. t 1 hot teaming $ places dispute | already arisen as to some just where the sts Travel to Pe: been brisk the present ge has leg week 1 he (« mencement exercises are more largely years. The of every way na. State ( me attended than in forme: institution students and The accommodations f« $s growing in number oving $ 1 rirmveil ng there by rail is another pdvantage. During the past week we have heard several of business men predict that in about six Bellefonte will be The why and wherefore we but the liable Our date from as of old months booming { ould not learn, from which it | source Arne and makes us feel ypeful that such really may be in store 1 Wis 1 h for our town Interesting Exercises this Year ab State College beginning on Sunday much larger | which college chapel on Sunday afternoon | students, that class were George { M. Small { on the 16th STATE COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT The Atten dunce is Largo, The annual commencement exercises took place this week. the evening I'he year 12th and clos. with the plion, attendance is this than formerly which is due to the increase in the num- We dnesday farewell rece (HE on ber of students, and the improvement d dev of has been making lopement the institution great strides | foreward in the past few years. The baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class was delivered in the | by Dr. McConnell, of Philadelphia. On Monday evening the Junio torical contest ocenrred, in which selected by the faculty interested. hey Hayes W. Mattern RR. Wieland, State College; John Fred, I. Wells M were Harnisburg B. Mattern, Wel i, West ( Sugar Grove: Roy burg, and John F, hambers “The Matte Camps hia of July ler this year at He TS DAVY um presen ) [i each wu and equipped id make 1 some uniforms we imposing parade lieved that there Hany Pennsylvania Hand Tournament The secondgannual tournament of the Pennsylvania Band Association will be held at Ridgway next week, beginning event are being made and a large atten. dance of bands is expected, bands have already entered for the con. test. Prizes will be given for the best | appearance and music, The name of Dr. PP. 8, Fisher, of | Walker township, (Zion, Pa.) appears among the announcements as a oandi. | date for the democratic nomination for | Legislature, The Dr, staunch democrat and is fully qualified to rep. resent our district in that august body at Harrisburg, should he be called upon to fill that position The Reformed Park It was largely the abundance of good things makes | | for a week, | wandering about 5 A at the Key. Inst Thursday, was penile one on al JrcCens, attended and wish While country, the writer became exceedingly hungry about noon snd it was his good fortune to pay thess Reformed people a visit and be invited to partake of the repast by Ms, C. M. Every- body was more than pleased with the one pienie every through that ] ] ] lower, excellent accommodations at the park Mr. Al. 8. companied by his little nephew, Martie, | for holding a pieni Golng to Chiongo Next Wednesday and Thursday the democracy will assemble at Chicago to name thelr presidential ticket, to Bellefonte who will Among will be be those represent Criirman, nee Noah Cronemiller is also thinking of at. tending the gathering. There will be a number of others go from this place A Rallroad » Connsel Hon. Joseph C. Bucher, of Lewisburg, has been appointed counsel for the Pennsylvania railroad for that section of the state, with headquarters at Sun bury. The position pays about 85.000 a year, and was formerly filled by Hon, John B. Packer, A 14x17 erayon portrait given free of charge with our club tickets, see the agent, H. B, Shaeffer, photographer, » | siderable interest | race from Bellefonte to [ with the | journey nwit- | ‘ | bent themselves ix | from | { who made of Warriors Mark: | Aron hte 0 Mit | at work for | " making fire Twenty | | the corner stone of their | al | Rev. W. E. Bleycle Race Last Saturday forenoon there wasconi- shown in the bicycle leasanl Gap and return. The distance being ten miles over fairly some of the best wheelmen of the good roads and bY 10 84 in be People were trip anxious time the could made. I'he racers were Geo. Bush, Malcom Laurie, | Joe, Mitchel and —— Seibring. The | start was from the diamond, down High street and out the pike. The along the spring to streets were lined hh people who gave the boys a hearty cheer | as they dashed down the hill. seibring arrived first at Pleasant Gap other by hone ward was eas to do their bes Bellefo en miles Bush him, Close first to arr‘ve in the 1 wd 52 seconds ™ ch Creek road ¢ via Houtz- The Mill Hall Patek Works The erection of the Mill Hall brick works begins this week. Men have been and several days grading making preparations for the excavating i which will be commenced soon The company expect to have the works i completed and in operation by October ist. The plant will have a capacity of 0.000 bricks per day. In brick and vitrified paving other clay products will brick, tile and | be manufactured, Gireat preparations for the | Corner Stone of Lotheran Church The Lutherans of Bellefonte will lay new church building, corner of Linn and Allegheny | streets, on Sunday afternoon, June 26, be held in the Reformexl church on Linn street, Fisher, of Centre Hall, President of Central Penna. Synod, will Everybody is o'clock. Services will preach the sermon, in- vited to attend this service Rival Advertisements The Lock Hawn Erpress says: Large posters printed in red, white and blue were posted in this city yesterday, ad. vertising the Fourth of July celebra. tions to be held at Bellefonte and Will jamsport. So far the size of the poster Is concerned Bellefonte is out of ns | sight, Did you get one of Shaeffer’s club tickets? The best wearing shoe for boys at 81.25 that you have ever seen. The for men, in the best #1.25 county. Lyox & Co, shoe Insvied During the Past Week town. | what with | The | addition to | prepared for | the line of MARRIAGE LICENSES Fuken From the Docket Hirry M, Call, ~ iy | Keener, Ld | 1} Hum: Tohn 1, rp Minnie B, Crosthw +. FF. W. Mark, Kate M, Frain. R. J. Ha Grertrude M. Smit Much ado About Nothing Warm Weather cream pariors while others foun known cooling beverages schoo! Entortainment ‘hursday evenis John's school will § n the opera onsist of mu The hool fine entertainment ke an effort former record. gramme will ¢ tab ,dmlogues eauxs, eld TAYS A Yery VOar will 1 Change Needed Since the warm weather set in | will be in need of lighter summer cloth. ing. Phila Branch emergency. In underwear they have almost anything you might ask for, Throw off and let Remember the is such an that heavy suit of clothes Lewins fix youup in a cool and stylish summer suit Will Appeal The Philipsburg Journal says: The fact that council proposes to appeal to the supreme court in the case of Mrs, Jucob Lohr, who was recently awarded #050 by the Bellefonte court for injuries on one of our city’s pavements, indicate that the boro authorities do not propose to pay over the money unless they are obliged to do so Centre Hall people are beginning to figure on having a 4th of July celebra tion at that place They intend to how! and make the eagle scream. Bet. ter come to Bellefonte and see the I, O, 8. of A. in their great jubilee. E. Brown, Jr., the furniture man says he will sell goods upon the installs ment plan, at cash prices: and he al ways does what he says, + | to anyone ordering one do | ph | phot w | short time « | | show you samples of work and your light, | BOONANTEIL ON HOGS fier-banicha fier-banicha | Many Dangerous Water Dam wk of petit } appoint a board « ra) 1 kh wired atl are unsafe an Any ordinary min, | menace to public life, Crayon Portraits Shaffer, the photographer a great offer to the public M x 17 fine crayon portrai zen for, 84.00 the price of the and the cray- 88 4 present, The portrait sells when purchased alone will be 8.00 thrown in OLS Ou porirait is Remember tt) “i ly, aud agents will call be taken thr don’t miss this opportunity. Fourth of July Exeursions order can only ugh them In pursuance of the usual custom the Pennsylvania railroad company will sell excursion tickets for the Fourth of July holiday between all stations on its sys. tem east of Pittsburg and Erie. at a rate of two cents per mile These tickets, which open up a rare chance for holiday touring, will be sold on July 1st, 2d, 5d, and 4th, and will be valid for return until wh, July 1802 inclusive, The P.O 5 of A and the Cash Nassar Expect to have a big time on the 4th of July. now, getling people ready for the occh, sion. Beautiful white dress goods for In fact we are having a big time | |in a great many beautiful styles Lyon & Co's. Say . I.Y ON & CO Bellefonte Grain Market Common Soap Rots Clothes and Chaps Hands. [IVORY SOAP DOES NOT. GARMANS. LISTEN! Chall pri Cs Ch alli at lower { imagine iis offer will be good for a | : to Chenille Table Covers at Ask to see our new Chif- a great | bargain fons, new fans for Commencement, la ¢ parasols, covers for baby car- ludtdes muslins and fine | Ginghams, kid Have | riages, gloves, laces and ruching you tried our bar. gain « greatly reduced look at our line Iadie’s fast black, stainless, and at Did you { Hosiery, 20c. unter, its a stunner “ees pn es. : buys a | the equal of any 35 or 40c. stocking in town. We are sole agents for Bellefonte for the World Renowned Columbia Wheel Curtain material and lace curtains Indies and children, plain hemstiched. | New jewelry just in, lace pins, bow knot, bow hairpins, ete, A fine line of belts, the latest styles, New lace, and more of those good stockings, just in. GARMANS. a — A —————— —————————
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