THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.,, THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1896. FROM ABOUT THE COUNTY Interesting Paragraphs From Many Localities. PERSONAL AND SPECIAL CHAT The News Collected by the “Centre Democrat's’ Alert Corps of Correspondents—Timely Discussd—Breezy Communica News, Fun and Fancy-—-Is Your Topics tions Community Represented—If Not, Why Not. PENN HALL NOTES. RAIN :—Vegetation was refreshed very much by the heavy rain that passed through here on Saturday night. The farmers, their potatoes soon after the crop was harvested last fall, have failed to make any Potatoes are so plentiful in this agricultural dis- trict that there is them. who failed to market money on their tubers, absolutely nosale for Quite a number of this place were to the band festival, at Spring Mills, on Saturday evening, and reported a good time, with the exception of getting a good soaking. A BIG BEAR :—Quite a bear story is being circulated. A lady and gentleman living in these whereabouts were making a very pleasant call one evening some time ago. When they were on tl home they were walking All of a never dreaming of trouble, sudden their gious size, and since his bearship refused | the right of way, they thought the better part of valor trio of gentlemen Then a investigate, but the dog took sive instead of the offensive and the bes seemed inclined to hold its own ground and also some of the enemy's. The re- treat this time little more rapid The foot of was a one of the with more force than gr made part of the retreat on all fours] fore he could They neighbors, with Winchester rifle regain then secured the turned to the scene of danger, emboldened by so much ai the Wile his bearship and before be used a huge black cow, d: the road directly in front of them then it is withthe greatest of cauti they speak of gu A CURIOSITY: whocannot ride a seen only in a side show, along witl man snake charmer and the able comments here, from the fact of his well known qualifications Spangler, candidate for congress, | also here shaking hands with his many friends and looking up political fences. The man who wants to go as a dele- A | gate, to represent the people at the con- be instructed as vention, and refuses to to what the people want him to do or will purposely disot ey those instructions when | | sale once given, represests only his own will and is therefore represent Saturday instruct their not a proper person to the people. delegates their wishes, and see to represent them, who will are sent obey instructions. Communion services were held in Green Grove United Evangelic on Sunday afteroon. Rev. A. Stapleton, P. E., of Lewisburg, officated and delivered an eloquent and instructive sermon. WwW. C. Carter of Coburn was his parentalhome over Sunday. visiting at Prothonatray Smith, of Bellefonte, seen on our streets on Saturday. Tors Ovut:—Democrats should not fail | to turn out, at the primary election, next Saturday. directly due to the wise policy of the democratic party and to the courage and | patriotism of the democratic adminis. tration, Thus the Democracy of Centre county is to be congratulated upon the good democratic times we are now en- joying, and bright prospects for still better. The Missis. Katie and Anna Shull of Farmer's Mills were guests, at Henry Mark's on Sunday, SPRING MILLS, Horse Doctor Gentzel is kept busy at- tending to sick horses. A great many horses are sick in our valley. Mrs. Dr. Alexander and her two sons, Towell and Elmer, also Miss Rhoda Al- exander, of Lewistown, spent Sunday with Smith Bros. John Shook is getting the stone hauled for the wall of his new house, Geo. Lee, from Boalsburg, wis here and bought his outfit of furniture from Smith Bros. Helis boss in the lumber job, in the Bear Meadows. CANDIDATES :—]. L. Spangler, Noll, Smith and Runkle stopped here for a short time to have a hand shaking with their many democratic friends, Come again, cir way | . me TO leisurely along | set to hold our dog routed a bear, of prodi- | discretion | and retreated. returned to | the defen- | 1 Col. J. L.| was | sf Let the people on | blacks, in high as to | to it that such men | of Kelley day i was | As the return of prosperity is | | . | his residence by putting up a new front sod sas es— —— - m— Thomas Kenley has been laid up with cramp for a couple of days. Roper Bros. report that they have more work than they well can do. Memorial service wasobserved through the day as follows: At g:30 the G, A. R. went to the Union church and decorated the soldier's graves. They returned by noon aud at 2:30 they started for Cross church, in Georges Valley. After the decorated the graves, Rev. Fans deliv- ered a short address that will be long re- membered. At 5:30, at Spring Mills, the parade formed in front of C. P. Long's store, headed by the Spring Mills Citizens band, and Captain W. B. Krape. After they reached the cemetery above Spring Mills, the graves were beautifully decorated while the band played a dirge. Dr. Wolf opened the service with prayer, after which Rev, Isenberg made His remarks were appropriate for the occa- sion. The Citizens band held a festival in the lot of Wm. Allison, front of the Grange hall, for the benefit of the band. They took in $35.25; the come up they would have doubled the a short address to a large crowd. mn had not rain amount, There was quite an interesting game and Re- bersburg. 8 to 10 in fav- or of the R You beat Millheim, but when you get hold of of base ball between our boys The ebersburg SCOore was boys. can a team that knows how to play ball, you are not in it. Next Saturday, June 6th, is the day Democratic primaries, to elect delegates to the county convention. Now democrat 11 ut, do not wait ' : until some one asks vou to come. Boy. FIEDLER NOTES. C.E.K Mrs. E | Lemont ¢ S. 8. and } | United port a having mq Mr. and Mrs place, are visitin Lock Haven, i at present home with hes son, R attended the horse at Freeburg, and returned with a § very fine horse. Nick now sports two tyle and great happi- Charles Stover and Mr. Hundington, Point, Union Co., spent Satur. ath Jetta + 4) vila 1 and Sunday at this place and Mill. | heim, the al church, | Among those who in the circus at Wolfe, IL. K. L. IL. Weaver; the latter two went on their wheels. Warren Smith, of Bellefonte, were Wolf and Dennis, Chas. this place, is canvas- ing for a valuable book which he offers to his friends. Miss Lizzie Fox, who has been sick for some time, is not improving very rapidly. AARONSBURG EVENTS. Emanuel Cronomiller has improved fence. Mr. and Mrs. Kline, of Lewistown, and Mrs. Grove, of Kansas, guests of the Kline sisters, On Saturday morning one could see the children coming from all directions with beautiful boquets and wreathes. The veterans and P, 0, 8. of A., headed by the Citizens Band, joined the Sunday schools. address. The male quartett composed of A. 8. Stover, T. C. Weaver, A. 8. Musser | and L. E. Stover, was highly appreciated by all that had the pleasure of hearing it. Miss Carrie Keener and her gentleman | friend, of Mill Hall, spent a few aays | under her parental roof, Bert Allen, of Boalsburg, was down on fis bicycle and tarried a short time at | H. H. Weaver's. Mr. D. H. Rote and Harry Mensch at- tended the show at Bellefonte, and were very much pleased with the parade. I. W. Kreamer, who is working at Bellefonte, was home with kis family ' over Sunday. Miss Hettie Smull, of Woodward, was up home over decoration day, She is well pleased with her new home, Miss Ida Kohl, of Green Burr, was seen on our streets Sunday, are the | Col. J. P. Coburn delivered the | | | SISSSSSSSSESIIISISSISIISIISIISIIISISIIESISIISISIIIIIY § Philadelphia Branch. TEMPLE COURT. Philadelphia Branch. SUMMER REDUCTIO In order to close out our stock of Wf Spring and Summer goods a general clear- ance sale has been declared. The object is to close out these goods to make room for IN Fall snd Winter supplies. { Vp TEMPLE COURT % CLOTHING EMPORIUM. 4 This is a rare opportunity for bar gains, We believe in keeping our goods moving, and will not carry over goods from one season to another, We are in business to sell clothing, and they must go at any price. “A FEW SPECIAL DRIVES. SERGE SUITS ti, f Berge Suits, just tl the thing for ine xtraordinary line of } 1 + ’ 3 Brown, Blue and In AR FOUG ( is Deautlitl Aa riment, nevel ORSTED GOODS aa Unexpected EYE OPENERS ve 1n the line of | flit So ho Sh ST Th i Sh Th Th Sh SE Sh SE Se SS SS SS Sw Ww N S OF THE SEASON SUMMER STYLES. Philadelphia Branch. TEMPLE COURT Philadelphia Branc FETT II TT IT II TTI INTIS TI TIT IIIIsssssnsy. BARGAIN SAMUEL LEWIN, Manager, PHILADELPHIA BRANCH IEG IIIIE EISELE S SEES GISSEE IEEE E8888 EEE LS. 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