The Contre CHAS. Demo, R. KURTZ ED. & PROP TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Regular Price $1.50 per year. If pald in ADVANCE " $1.00 v CLUD BATES: DEMOURAT one week We Te CENXTRN DEMOCRAT one and Phila. Weekly Times one Ture CENTRE year | and the tie wid one year \ yeat year : for $1.45 The New Racket. No. 9axp 1} BELLEFONTE, PA Is Anyt ing More Wale T'o show that Racket prices are now, ways have a en since the store was started in 188 If it of red ink CRIDER Ex. and al based on the lowest possible profit? requires a circus poster, and columus of newspaper a great dea advertising to give U an item at 4} cents providing you take two that we sold you six years ago for 5 cents each and that U ing during the year for 4 cents, U will certainly conclude that have been gett past we have at least not overcharge THE- Andb nst all YW as U pd you - BIGGER and will hold the Every article Ul and many al RACKET or than ever, tition compet can get it anywhere Underwear gers Sal In In yG. R. SPIGLEMYER, | SHEM SPIGLEMYEKR, LOCAL DEPARTMENT. week of tn S. Ishler, of Boalsburg, was iu He ordered bills 0. F. festiv dei go i place Of THE TOT ANT Tt Obits, town on Monday. the coming I. O. al, at that for $1.75 | | was LOST IN THE MOUNTAI Experience of Harry Wance, Last Saturday. on A LARGE SEARCHING PARTY. The boy Aaronsburg to Brushvalley wanders over eight miles, from in the moun tains—Exhausted and bleeding—He was bewildered. the Aaronsburg, last Saturday the township, were evening, good vicinity of it mn Haine alarmed Hai ry H. son of greatly over the Wance, Wance possible of an eight-year old of that place. On Sat and his Aarons! At noon morning Mr. Wance, son, went to the mountains north of rg, Mr. and the home, he hought he to pick Wance's helped huckleberries daughter joined them berries boy The to pick During afternoon the started for father whl le Aaronsburg thought with his sister she 1s with the father missing, learned of his became al: party of men lantern 1 y 1 [3 elt for Lhe where they had been make a thoroug! Trial List term of Aug mencing September For second rust court, com and, 1895 sh Twp. Poor Dist Mey Ru Thos et al, Jos. Ross vs. Jeremiah Eckenroth Rishel & Ocker vs, E.S Dale, Mr. tin Lynn r, ¢t al ng American Ins, Co. Dorworth, use Clement of vi Oswalt + McD H artford Fi (s. 5 In Fle gal, Co Alfred Kien V. William Mills, et , V8 And. ian | Hezekial Ww Lh Wh Ewing Geo. § Bierly vs. Jno. ( ker, ct Marsh 1 al. Fred Di al Hald , Coal Co. le Bonanz Howe Moshannon Lumber C A BATCH OF BREEZY LETTERS ® Gathered by a Corps of Alert Cor- respondents. FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTY What is Going on Outside of Bellefont other Comma Hap nitie Favorable Other Interesting Items HAPPENINGS AT NITTANY ave he 5 i past week a number down along irned tour Thursday from a si Europe He is must have ¢ looking njoyed We hada noon that will splendid r Tuesday to the pre n exceedingly be a great benefit corn and potatoes. For sometime vious the weather had bes dry. ~The church will hold a festiva of their church as streets, All ladies Aid Society of the U. B 1in iin the chapel ghand Tt evening, comer of Hig Saturd ited. 10m lay Aug are inv Mrs. Samuel Ly near the Burnside August 3rd, at 6 o'c Funeral on Tu ‘ ron died : home lock, sday at g o'cl age ment in Cartin cemetery. A new ventilating method will be in the stone esh air will school by Me. H. one of Zion's most prosg farmers, called on Tuesday to inform us that the Lutheran church would hold a festi- 17th. 1 . uilding by building by be forced into the ous rooms by use of a fan, a water motor, A. ous Brumgard, , at that place, val on Saturday Aug. —Christ Murray, student at law, is preparing for admission to the bar at the coming session of August court. He has passed most of the examinations and has made a very creditable showing. An advance of ten cents per was given the men employed in Valentine, Furnace Company's banks to take effect from the first of this month. That is good news for the men, day the ore The Howard Hornet will be strictly in it. In their last issue it publishes both the republican and democratic tickets, with extended biographical sketches of A.V. Miller and W. F. Smith, dates for prothonotary. candi. «The Coleville band intends to hold a band picnic at Hecla Park, on Wednes- day, August 28th, of the Centre, and Clinton county bands. A cash prize of $40 will be given to the best band, all bands to play the same overture, Balser 8. Rumberger came 78 to Bo, getting the can nomination for sheriff, in don county, within republi. Hunting. Tuesduy. He is an older brother of our present Register G. 'W. Rumberger, and is a native of Peters. burg, we J11 pick misfortune of two votes, Monday, Harry Speece, while ing flint at Nigh ore bank, had the the end tilting on his foot. It almost severed the large toe, and terribly bruised the others, Dr. Dorworth thinks amputa- tion may be necessary. of a loaded cart | refused, by The is said presided. entered. It carried to used in Cen- vs. J. P. verdict mpany which a lant was give Richard Philipsburg : p UOT icense ol Lloyd House, transferred to Joseph Pickering the ne wv pr yprietor Rent Free 1 Tuesday evening attendance the Board of Trade. there was a good at regular meeting of the It was decided to put an advertisement in the leading papers and Pittsburg dailies, the Bellefonte Glass Works plant free rent to any reliable party that will operate the same. This is a splendid offer and should af- fect something. Reduction of Millage glass trade offering At the last the finance committee recommended the fol- lowing rate of millage : Boro. 2; street, 3; poor, 8; interest, 4. Last year the millage was the same excepting inter- est which has been reduced from 6 to 4 this The school will likely lowered 1 mill also, from y to 6 The boro treasurer at the same meet- ing reported a balance due $13,075.85 meeting of council year. be him of Marriage Licenses Hever] . Romola t Mary B. Daley, : . " Chas. L. Williams, Philipsburg t Ida Heverly, . . . “ { John W. Swartz, | Amanda Kiester, Wm. P. Breon, t Dellah C. Glantz, Wm. A. Snyder Co Union Co Wolfs Stare. Madisonburg Festival at Jacksonville On Saturday evening, August 10th a festival will be held at Jacksonville for the benefit of the Fvangelical church, All are cordially invited. Clearance Sale, One Price—~Cash., MONTGOMERY & Co. tf Bee Shaffer ad. Sald Out nes |. Gramiey sold his grocery store, at this place, t » Rush Lar- imer, who will the business at Mr. Gram! continue the same old stand ey started in this business at the close of his term in the Treasurers office and did quite a large business. A Prolific Stalk. Wes. Smith pulled up a stalk of pota- toes recently, which with the grubbers, was fairly "lousy’’ When he got through counting them he had sixty-two notches cut in his stick. Another stalk had ten remarkably fine potatoes which weighed three pounds, and they were only half grown, and very green, And he says it isn’t a lie etther.—Reporter. Dr. M. Salm. For some years Dr. Moritz Salm, the specialist, has been paying regular visits to this community. He has a large list of patients who can tes tify to his ability in his line. This portrait is a correct likeness of the eminent spe- cialist. He makes his next visit to Belle. foute ou Saturday, y August roth. See his J advertisement in Po another column of this paper. Call and see him, at the Brockerhoff House, on Allegheny street, —Rev. W. RE. Wright, rector of the Episcopal church, departed last Monday for a month's vacation. There will be no service in the Episcopal church next Sunday, but on the gth and asth, re spectively, the customary services will be held. Rev. Mr. Auman, vectorof the Episcopal church in Lock Haven will officiate, wt yon & Co. have something import | ant to say in Dheir ad. this week. 11 1 L + Heema-titbaoiclock pomiaud sig i \ 1 for supper, and rt 031 ved ed | Heberling, Markel ¢ Pine Grov ng cond : Bellefonte ob SMITH, wi YAS Tnx, were th wed MA vac Saturday, ieved to hear of the a paralytic stroke, Smith, who is Mills. Mr nvalid for some n disabled by a for. same disease, bnt was proving some, and all were shocked hear of this second attack. We have heard no particulars of his illness, but hope he may speedily recover and return to his pleasant home on Main St which is now vaomnt, as his family at home were called to his six bed. On the 3rd, inst., Tussey Council Jr O. U. A. M. went to Scotia, to attend a basket picnic and festival held under the auspices of the P. O. S. of A. of that place. All report having a good time and : speak well of the hospitality of the yeople there, but they say they ‘will ob- ject to parading two miles in sick inches of sand again. Drs. J. E. Ward, of Bellefonte, and I. C. Ward of Chicago, Ill, spent Sunday with their father, Joseph Ward, on Main St. Both are looking exceedingly well, and to judge from their looks one would think they would live to be centenarians. LAWN Frere: — Thursday evening one of the most noted social events of the summer took place, it being the occa- sion of a lawn fete, given at the resi dence of Mrs. Michael Hess, of near Shingletown. Although not having the pleasure of being there, the eighty per. sons who were, all speak of the generous hospitality of the host aud hostess and their family, J.B. Ard and wife, with their little son, were visiting friends in Northumber- land Co. the greater part of last week. Joe saysthere are many other pleasant faces in this big world "but give me sine Grove’ he says. inst SCTIOUS of our townsman ng hi 1a8 x » hav attack of the son Potters en 1 bee 118 LEMONT HAPPENINGS People whe are Visiting in the Community Band Festival and other news, We did not know what was wrong with our town for a long time-—it was so dull. But the other day some one found out that james Gregg was away; we are glad he came back, for business has picked up agaiu. D. A. Grove got ina supply of coal, and people will profit by going to him to buy. He is as honest as the day is long. If you want to see William Coble, Jr, | you will find him in Centre Furnace Mill, He is running the bagwagon. Miss Angeline Decker, our seamstress, | is home again. She was visiting in New | togrethe r 8 in our vi y Carrie Mull her bed with sickness, Our friend, Robert Coll ol make Qt ates yand will } ourage along with { i +3 { afford! MADISONBURG ITEMS Yearick; The school will open ee secy 3 TBepicutber;fora-seven mone, hALAALARAAAA ANA RKARIA AAR AREA RARE 2A i | 1 bit - urAnq ) 9) U] Q O AJl 'SPOOST MoU [QM iL > 0000000 FF AUBLES Prohi- 1 re 1 4 LON AGVOoCalL Jast Saturday Levi Musser’s toll § rchased 1 Of 0 this vacate d by BOALSBURG HAPPENINGS Coming 1. © Festival-—Mr Vanner in a Critical Condition FESTIVAL :—Festivals are all the go The 0. 0. F., of this place, intend holdiBg a festival, the proceeds are to be used in furnishing the new hall which they expect to occupy by the first October All are invited, and especially members of the order. DANGEROUSLY ILL (=~ took the dose of poi son some ti in a very critical condition wy it is ex- pected that he will not recover of the ef. fects of the poison Mr. J. N. Dinges and C. D. Moore are at present taking in the balmy breezes of Atlantic City. We hope that when they return they will be looking much better, and will be gl jad that they had a good time also. of anncr, wi Miss Maggic Steele, of Bellefonte, is y Yoo ting at the home of her aunt oe J. . Dinges Rev. W. W. Hess, of this place, preach ed in the E vaugelical church, o Belle fonte, to the railroad men of that place Rev. Davis, of the Centre Hall charge, preached in the Presbyterian church at this place on Sunday evening We would be glad to have him come back in the fu- ture and preach again. [Correspondenc ¢ continued on Sth page | on Two Aged Men At Romolo, in Curtin township, Centre county, there resides two very aged men. They are Mr. Harmon Robb, aged 87 years and Mr. Jobn aged 84. —Clearance Sale, One Price-—Cash. MoxTGOMERY & CoO. who is Wensel, tf Bellefonte Grain Market. Corrected weekly by Geo. W. Jackson &0o: Red wheat, erbushel . Rye per bushel. Rr Corn, ears per bushel, hew. Corn, shelled perbushel.. Oats—new per bushel Barley, perbusheb... Buckwheat, per bushel. Griundplaster perton... PROVISIONS, GROCRRIES &C. weekly by Bauer & Co.) Apples dried, perpound.... Cherriesdried per pound soe eded Beans per quart. owe . Onions, per bushel. Butter, per pound .. Tallow, per pound Country Rhoulder Aides. Hams ... { Hams dugar cured. | BreakiastBacon...... | Land, per pound ... RE per Ar A Po atoegper bushel HOW. oor DriedSweetUorn POF POUND A ansrrssesse — geesesseserossssssssesesnssenasese ed orp Pio. r the practi NyYD Wu ‘AT¥YIL SYD NOITIIW ALHOL MND "00 3 * S1vS1d LJ Garmans. Copco soap, mace by the Fair- banks Gold Dust people; its a toilet soap, almost as large as a cake of washing soap, and at the remarkably low price of sc. LLL LL LLL Have you heard of the full pound bar of Oline at 4c. Call and examine it. One trial will convince you that it is the best soap on the market for the price. Al. Our low priced lawns, 1,200 yards more received lately. You can only tell they are low priced by the mark, not by examina tion. They look as well made up as goods that cost double. oeso0080™ A big crate of Bamboo book shelves; shelves of oak with brass trimmings. 0000000 Plain Red Duck—Red Duck with a small dot and all toe lead. ing shades in that fabric, GARMAN’S STORE. nunt-
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