The Centre Democrat, CHAS. R. KURTZ ED. & PROP TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION segular Price $1 i pery HM pald Dy } $l Png CENTH and! J 'ng CENTR! and 7 t. W Ear te Lend Us Your nute and allow Cooler Nights are Coming AD Oo 1 { Hrianket sity AS Vi a DEN } Yo | rpets! 0 Carpets! Carpers! Ca a angen { nl PARTMENT { | C. R. Spigeimyer, Shem Spigeimyer, Jr LOCAL DEPARTMENT. employe ving w will ¢ it health Cave in CASONsS Al On Monday has been affect taken to the Ger proprietor of the Brockerh man f1 house at & not subj e of tyrilt was a bpeer, s of a polished, -A portrait horrible £ Instead of being genteel, and a profe Prancis truly ar Fraocis intel] wewspaper writer Ona; € the man, As our portrait looked os though it had been taken from the fam ous ‘Rogues Gallery Our Francis isa m and the | a to know where the § of noted criminals uch handsomer man, lies know it He is anxious ure came from NAIL WORKS COURT NOTES TO START Leased by James Bailey, «f Har rishurg. BE PUT IX OPER.:TION Noon Possible Necessar Mechanics TL) Repairs are Skilled when the boy's ing hb gn il Another lad wa but did « on: the tree wind lo the on ot Ia me Will Entertain fhursday evening the young sembly id af. the efonfe will hold an as rmory that will Ix rding to arrangements engaged the s orchestra of t have armory, Wil rt, elegant refreshments will be x isk Ame provided. Still further each young lady must provide her gentleman friend and also ask for all dances. In fact the young ladies assume all responsibility, even to paying the bills and the male sex must quietly acquiesce, even to a serious proposal. It will be a novel af fair, Gone to Philadelphia Mr. A. Sternberg'’s week for Philadelphia, at which point they will make their future home Their address is 1812 Ridgeway Terrace As Mr. Sternberg has a position in one of the departments he can now be at | home with his family family left this Robert Halfmoon township, + verdict for the de nt for fred Keen, Adriance, of Penn Hellefonte a strong cast | undoubtedly un worthy vid to con. Iaracters poopie one cenic ef ng out of the ol peciaities will be he dramatic “A Money Mr. Walte the play one sprinkled throughout the piece omedy clements of Ore will undoubtedly prove y' originality and make of interest and enjoyment Shoe Leather n th 0 tanner) hasa le and the prospects are that in addition to the re The Leather Trust ulry con. trols nearly all the firm hold on the raw hic mark et cent increase in price in leather still That that everybody will be compelled to pay fo 75 cents for each pair of shoes he wears. That goes to the trust, they will put it up higher means at least from so more Marriage Licenses § Wm. F. Knoft, { Edith 1. Meyer Oak Hall Pleasant Gap Sylvanus G. Richards Minnie Morrison, { C. O. Peterson, Angeline Decker, | § H. A. McKinney, | { Mary Miles, Sandy Ridge Staten Island N. ¥ Lemont Port Matilda A BATCH OF BREEZY LETTERS respondents, FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTY What is Goin peénings in other Crop Report been dist considerable afler State "College was honored by a uty Grand Master Cronister, eve Burglars at Madisonburg On Tuesday evening, rd, before dark two thieves stealthily « red the house of Joseph Spangler, on James Gramley's one-fourth mile west of They They came farm, about Madisonburyg and fled away were discovered back the were again discovered and later in the night and entered house a second time, chased During one of these raids they carried off a baby andowing to their being close ly pursued they cast the little innocent aside and it ents, Some from Mr It is supposed the babe was carried off to lure the inmates from the house mak. ing it safe to return and rob undisturbed. was recovered by the par few articles are missing Spangler’s house ADDITIONAL LOCALS oon settied I he pat been granted a $3 a month rate six new tel added the 2 OY 18 ephones [have been This ines to each line much of improves service and every! again happy yom & Co. have something ant lo say tm [heir ad. this week impor Beliefonte Grain Market Corre Jackson &00! Red wheat, pert Rye pert ust ’ Corn, ears per bushes Corn, shelied perbushe Oats~new per bushe) Barley, per bushel Buckwheat perbushel Groundpliasier perton PROYIMIONS GROCERIES &C 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 Aides Hams Hamssugar cured Rreakiast Racon Lard, per pound Eggs per dozen a—— Fotatossper bushel new a DriedSweet Corn per pound oe wes | Garmans. : 000000 OOOORROROPRONS A W ALM¥O | i | i ofl | * AAV b "ATEVIL S WHEN YOU VISIT BELLEFONTE LAK ‘ Vis 1 ££ have had « why pot you GARKMAN'S aad dl LL LE Black Dress Goods possible to kee ! Black Me ns had not a serament y AN look ahead and a nditions | vision long In advance long f 1 nt ¢ Ble pro { presey ple pr GARMAN'S esses BETTER BLACK GOODS. Pick wp hundred and you any one of the hall styles shown here will find a texture, dye and finish that are vastly ahead of the ordinary article Careful buying does it for you, for us, and the prices are on this low level
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