The Centre Democrat, CHAS. R. KURTZ ED. & PROF TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION Regular Prive I paid per y a1 The New Racket. NO. 9 AND) BELLEFONTE, PA We Always Give nie Of A ntre co ra very fair share pre Qual sense, and try hard to avoid misre nour advertisements riven ds are have lately seen ertised and 1 sentations ity and style of goods is first con dear at sam oungnt Inferior go We ples fs as under a grea | tomer, t New for This Week......... t SHEM LOCAL DEPARTMENT. The show last Satu led and they tary en health. Most CENTRE | farry Barnes, ho di i Park Attends dnesda Wi dance was held in th ‘isk’s orchestra OCCasIon Mr Saturday A. Sternberg ¢ from Philadel ame 1 ¥ hi i family Mr Steruberg hole and seems to like hi Nathan J. house Ele there of the Westing tric Cot accompanied 4 i father : IALACT, Anderson, of this § on Saturday M1 danghter Clara, w tend the funeral Mrs. Samual Ly township hildren on, 3d in bf ust spring grand grand children, TI large family. and Mrs. Geo. P friends at this place dren, 1at is Prof siting The Prof reports the East Stroudsburg State Nor. mal, of which he is the head, as being in a flourishing condition Mr. and Mrs merly of Pittsburg, WwW. W. are Bayard, for- visiting Mrs Hill, M1 Bayard expects Balti Bayard’ Michael to « parents at Centre Mr ¢ in the drug Strohm ngag business in more after September -~On Friday, Landlord A. 8. Garman the editors of the Gazette and this paper expect to cast lines in Pine Creek, above for the gamey bass. All orders left at this office will be promptly filled the latter part of the week, ~The Methodist church at Fillmore will bold an ice cream and cake festival next Saturday cvening, August 17th, An the delicious edibies customary at such places will be had, and there will he an endless amount of amusements, ete, Everybody is invited to attend. Jersey Shore, wjpster Shaeffer, Bellefonte's crack wheelman, had a bad fall on Wednesday [last week while on his way home from Morris lime kilus, A stone threw hin foreward and he fell on his face cutting it quite severely, His head was also injured, Notwithstanding this he expects to be in racing form, at the pic. nic to day. | and Blair counties STATE COLLEGE APPROPR How $212,000 will be Exper led at That Institution IMPROVEMENT ) BE MAD] New Roof for the Main buildin Er building to be completed—Payment « ciency incurred—Other improvements ade At the lg ‘gislature, boards, f Ql CIASS TOOmS ‘S51 fy sum of § A reive Leave Han ' Arrive Philade \phia AIC age : ' '" ISIVE, Ana wil Philadelphia within Marriage | { Aaron Rhine, 1 Ellen Glasgow, { Z. 1. Woodring, | Gertrude Stetler, Coll Benner § Willard Dale, { Sadie I. Ishler § C. H. Foster, { Maud E. Snyder { Creighton L. Beers, } Anne G. Kinkead, § Joseph Olinger, t Lizzie Hartle, I. E. | Cora C. §5. W Cartwright, | Lydia W. Richards, ee 5 Stover, Hockman, Bicycle Race Meet at Ty The wheelmen of Tyrone propos: ing a big time on Saturday August 24, when the race held at Woodin's driving open to the wheelmen of Clearfield, There w One-half meet w } Bedfor | tingdon, Centre, races, as follows mile novice one mile open; two miles handicap; one. half mile for boys under fifteen and a five mile novice. | awarded amounting to several hundred | dollars. After the races there will be an exhibition of horse racing. Fntre blanks can be secured by addressing D M. Wolfe, secretary, Tyrone, Pa «For a short time only, Shaffer’ to give you 6 elegant Cabinet I'l 99 cents. Dont miss it. wd yon & (0's summer cleaving beats all-see their ad. years, Prizes will be [ATIONN. |, anted tWOo-yi TORN BY A HM La vmnmuel by John Yi ar-old lewisburg through Grang have 1 for th the ground rrangement made to put up 350 tent people during put for the term of pict the modation of who may T hese camp up and var (lve reaay reaay, } to cover ost 1g up, el occupancy Friday, Sept. 13 Mill Hall Busy I'he wages in the axeworks ar Wdvanced this month. It is authority » : " vile stated that there are sufficient orders on hand to insure operations witha Febru add force of men until New men are being the lepartment the old had been abandoned for The polishin at stone mill, which i ht f Of partment the A doul men has also been placed it past ey months, was started le force the rough ing department at the upper factory, und operations in that department are now being vigorously conducted day and night. One Fare to Boston to 15 inclusive, the tick returning fare for Twenlysixth ‘rom August 23 Pa. R. R. Co., ets to Doston Mass, will sell excursion , going and 1 a single account by the same route, at trip, Triennial Conclave of Knights Templar, to be held in Boston, August 26 to 30 the round Clearance Sale, One Price Cash. Monraomery & Co. : i | Gathered by FROM A BATCH OF BREEZY LETT Lot ps of respondents, ERS Alert Cor- \LL OVER THE COUNTY Warm Sunday Wm. Meyer ar at Potters Mi $ at Swengl terman sports a new U hn Waite, at Coburn Harter lefonte of loganton, spent Sunday Mr. Andrew was in Bel our postma s, on business ter, Saturday HANNAN STATE COLLEGE NOTES Interesting Personals<Preshyterians Sad Death Mrs, John Mor Va., accompanied Berdee, are F. Morgan Prof. Wm. Thayer, has resigned the chair of languages, and will occupy a similar position in Leligh University Mr. D. 1. Glenn has accepted a lucra. tive position with a large steel company in Ohio. Picnic gan, of Charleston, W, by her daughter Miss visiting at the home of Benj Rev, Louis B Mr. Hubbell Reber, The boys of Company B. are home and look as bronzed and weather beaten as war-time veterans. They report hav- ing had a fine time, PRESEVERRIAN PrONrc:—The Preshy- terians held a fine pic nic at Hunter's Park, on Friday last. About three hun. dred went down and all had a very nice time, SAD DrATH ~Bro, C. H. Evey has the heartfelt Sympatng of the entire commu. nity in the loss of his little daughter Jes. sie Elizabeth, whose death occu on Saturday. The funeral from the Pres. bytetian church—-Rev. Black offciating —was attented by many friends, Z. XY. X. is visiting Prof. LEMONT EVE) Nii MAAULMALMLALLALLAAUALALALY = A NAAAMAALAAARARAARARSAARARIRA grrr bebbbhibbs + Of Lae ama iimiivembaiiieainsanae me - on Yes, off P0099 009 29000000 F AUBLES LL moult: at Cl snag x a [e-auugA-Snappiug aa — WALKER ors who were Festivals Wink! ol n Mi COS Mi tie 108, 0! Bennison and Percy Sprin Mac burg, Royer, £ Milis The Evangelicals hel Saturday evening. T money taken in, ] $84. The for the Haven, Messers len, of P M1 FRSTIVAIL festival on | mnt of toona,; of 1s AMON stand, is over Nittany furnished music occasion PieNic held a picnic in John Yearick's and had a very pleasant time Harry Yearick cident last week but is able to be | again, Howard; Kling, of Al. he ne we naer band The Reformed congregation 1 Orcioard met with a serious ac. abwt R. C. Holmes, who has been quite sick for some time past, is around again. Wonder why Jacksonville Preacher’ a Pittsburg lad and lass were hunting on Saturday evening a "The We noticed our champion berry pick- and going ers, Sam. Wilson, Mouday. Oscar for LEROY [Correspondence continued on 5th page.) Bellefonte Gr ra " n Market, Corrected weekly by Geo. W, Red wheat, jpervushel.. Rye, per bushel A Corn, ears per bushel, new | Oorn, shelled per bushel... Onta~new por bushel. Barley, per bushel... Buckwheat. erbushel.. Groundplasier, perton.. PROVISIONS, GROCERIES &C. weekly by Bauer & Co.) Apples dried, perpoand... oC erriosdried per bound, secded - Beans per quart... Onions, per bushel... Butter, per pound. Tallow, per pound. Country Shoulders didon. Hams . Hames fan A M . FERRER SAE en Se CR SR SE r TY oh —— aha —— | I ST — ‘per a ——— LOCRPOY DURRA] BOW... oiimimrmsssssns SOOT POF POUR wancrns rm sri Kling and Christ huckieberries en Jackson &Qo: | on 18 w | LL ASLI | (As corrected | at i : 0G . 1€3 oo Psa 51a i w CLV Garmans. Copco so 14 Ps by t banks Gold Dust peoj toilet soap, almost cake of washing ly low pn , and at “ of S¢ soan remarkabl III lll Have you heard pound bar of Oline at and examine it One convime you soap on the market for t RL tt BA Qur low that it priced lawns, yards more received lately can only tell they are low pr by the mark, not by exa tion, They look as well m up as goods that cost double Lad ll LLL A big crate of Bamboo shelves; shelves of oak with brass trimmings, LAA lll LL Plain Red Duck—Red Duck with a small dot and all toe lead ing shades in that fabric, GARMAN’S STORE. RR at000000000000066606000000400040000000000000 ee008000000
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