The Centre Bemocvat, CHAS. R. KURTZ ED. & PROP TERMS OF SUBSCRIVTION $1.50 per yea ar. $1.00 ' Regular Price ‘ . If paid in ADVANCE CLUB RATES: THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT one year | f and the twice-aweek World one year § Tug CENTRE DEMOCRAT one year LH and Phila. Weekly Times one year\ The New Racket. NO.9 AND 11, CRIDER EX, BELLEFONTE, Pa Don’t ( Ise the paper most p the The big have the biggest in Bellefonte this, rest space hr best and It kom wpular store have least doubt about and ( ket U kno, and 1 retends to beat ‘er 58 of stock othe woods even p As for variety and completene they ain't simply “io it,” that s LOCAL DEI N H William moved from Uni ersity to their home have the houre and water oulrs roof and ering it with a proof int needed badly On Satur yer pay han ge printers had lass WOrk able game in which ial feature f the paper hange Mr. Kitson, su gas and steam heat plant at this place, Ct utly He pects to engage in business in Philadel phia but his fa i time erintendent resigned his position day night was 51 The imagi a burglar and were not juite a rumpus raised at Col angler's re iden ung adie ned they heard low in arousing thejcommunity, Tt was a false alarm, as there marauder was no indication of any night having been about DEATH FROM A STING. Remarkable Death of Joh: of Greensvalley Horner STUNG BY A YELLOW-JACKET. Death Came Within a The Upper Lip Half Strange Hour Stung in Feeling, Uncon scious, Then Death Soon Follows John Horner lived in Spring township I in what is known as Greensvalley, \bout four miles south of Pleasant Gap on Nittany mountain, where he occupied } a pleasant farm amid the mountain fast yy YCATS Of CSS Horner was a man of about age, a farmer by upatio large table and berries nantes f veg He is county's 30 known as one famous hi titution and entre unters; a alway: For announcemt { his strange unexpected come the trees Festival nbers of the United Evangel 1ppointment, \ { tin henck afternoon ts consisting A dy, el I hw Howa and furnish some ery choi All are Is lance for the occasion Marringe Licenses Higer, i Houser, les F M { James B { Minnie B { Char "leasant Gap { Nettie y Fields, : Miller, Herdman jones, uson twp Haunah Port Matilda COT. Hlanche A Very Large Deer Last week Benjamin Gentzel, of Spring Jon U five pronged wzle, of buck, in his deer park township, secured from Shoe, a large and placed the same Mr. at Snow Gentzel is a great admirer of a deer, : aud has some fine specimens in his park. James Thompson SUDDENLY KILLED Falls Train Under A Freight On last Saturday another oc curred the that resulted in the death of a young man in fatality on Lewisburg railroad, the prime of life, James Thompson, of Bellefonte, who was a brakeman on the regular freight. The accident occurred about one mile Coburn, and when the train was at fifteen When on the engine below running only miles an hour and within one mile he said he and put the were r of Coburn, would go out get ready to brakes on the when they un in on the siding. the tank and his him jump from the tank of the head di the him He started back over fellow brakeman saw attempt then his between the did went saw tank and car, watching not sce back t not seed and s He train was and back track of Wm ' . . ieiong Weaver, o We who has been workin { Milesburg, for expecting Marie. mon is at home, ie Lime al Jand Festis he Coleville band, the best one of musical organizations in the county, will bold a grand tournament at Hecla Park, Wie Aug. 28 of Clin 1d Centre test fora $40 prize athletic sports, at which the bands ines counties will con Other amusements ed such as dancing, the Dinner and irnished on the grounds at will be on taps sup per the will be | low price of 25 cents per meal Passed the Examinations On Monday, of this week, Christ H Murray, who had been prosecuting the study of law in the office of Beaver & ' d bis final examinations and next Dale, passe at the opening Session of court, will formally be admitted to the practice. Mr. Murray is a young man of ability and is peculiarly adapted for the profession he has chosen, We pre Get for him success in his work week, Dout miss Shaffer's ad A BATCH OF BREEZY LETTERS Gathered by a Corps of Alert Cor- respondents, FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTY What is Hefonte penings in Hap Favorabl HT ms Going on Outside of Be other Communities Crop Reports—Other Interesting PINE GROVE MILLS Rattling good Snake stor Musicians Picnic Accidents —and Death We wish to make to the Hat ilton 8. The gates will be close writer tthe Sundays C} out tl € HCTs : n i it the : Pe hie . ne gro BO on the ing til afte Centre Hall il dam was repair the flood gate Harter : to all ustomers 10 ¢ 3 Hs timated fish and by the bushel the fish they catch was f Cat carried away there got all hone. eels. Through an er the Christian Endea Longs there were twen in place of seventy Avrvr Fixe Emanue is away on a trip to New York to look up some of the | fine stock farms in that section, Mr. Shook is a lover of fine cattle. If he sees anything to suit him he will bring it along. The junior base val last Saturday of the rain the © number, ball team had evening. On boys did not do so well Some of farme seeding, while others with the oats crop, one POTATORS ARE CHEAP Potatoes are on the drop in price. New potatoes sold for 12% cents per bushel and were all fine lars ¢ one Prxns CAVR Soro: Long Bro sold Penns Cave toa party from a fest. account ready for are still hustling which is an unusual ont nr have win inmsport, who will take possession April, 1396 Our about post master was quite puzzled the postal card directed to the “Huckleberry Merchant,” whether he was to keep it or send it to C. P. Long Wonder whether Howard gets backache handling berries, Prof, Wilse Reitmeyer, son Paul and daughter Grace, of Lewisburg, are visit. ing at C., C., Bartges Mrs. Anuie Smith are vi Smith a: Mis siting at Potter Mills his 1d May man had be out girl unday . ] it his been WALKER ITEMS } The for Miss Resie Hever HINRG town An Howard. hereafter yor druggist Boys jont SHREEPF KILLE! playing havoc Marion township LOST A HORSR uable horse last flock sheep The juvenile of Jackson the Juvenile base ball team last week, and were worsted Boys, wish you ! k the next time Potter Tate lost a vale week ‘ 1 as his ille, played of Howard we yotter Bellefonte Grain Market, Corrected weekly Jackson &00: Red wheat, perl Rye per bushe Corn. ears per bushel Corn, shelled perbushel Oats«~new per bushel Barley, per bushel . Buckwheat, perbushel Groundplaster .perton ushe| new Le “w NO PROVISIONS. GROCERIES weekly by Bauer & Co.) Apples dried, perpound Cherriesdried per pound seeded Beans per quart . Onions, per bushel Butter, per pound Tallow, per pound Country Shoulders Rides Hams Aamssngar cured RreakiastBacon Lard, per pound Reus per dozen Potatoesper bushel ne ‘ DriedSweetCornper PTY — — &0O, (as corrected AAAALLLLLMAML~ LAdadddddadiaddiadasdandddididanddddaddasiddidasans h\dddddddddddddadddddadad ssesssseesse . $0000000000000000000000000000000000000000002 " E ENOUGH... \ J My FAUBLE 04 3 ‘ | [| "ATAVIL SANYO NOITTIW A. Garmans. ee000000 Ha 1 he soap LLL LLL LL You priced cxamina well madd ouble. OW tion. They look as t Ad up as goods iat Cost 4 0000000» A big crate of Bamboo box shelves of oak with bras trimming LAA ALLL Plain Red Duck-Red Dw with a small dot and all tee lead ing shades in that fabric, GARMAN’S STORE. shelves; | I Aobbebbbbbebbsbisbibbbobbsbotbbsbiin
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