THE ( ENTRE DEMOCRAT, BE LLEFONTE, THURSDAY, JI OU R L 0c AL DEPARTMENT. A Column of Interesting Personal Items. HOME NEWS PARAGRAPHED. ennings from People Interesting Events About the Told. county-—Doings our Briefly --NO paper will week. 1, on Saturday evening -You should go to Hex rrand balloon ascension. Les it the Armory, this Thursday evening an elegant ja Park on July Ap year 25 per clothing, The ay by a score of Miss Minn in Philadel at phia for the 1 Milesburg thi her home in ww * nt Naval A pect to see him rapidly ac uate aguale wdemy, an ~The Tyrone Planing Mill Co. receiv. roof on price is dollars. The they thres month to complete the job. en the contract to put the new thz 1 about twely re buildifig The MRK. main golle thousand will begin at once, as only have fteruoon the heavy wind sto layed havoc large cherry tree in Mr. Horatio Williams’ front yard, uprooting it and throwing it ; It was filled with The worst part of it after attending the was On last Sunday a rm | with a ver the side walk. the delicious fruit, was that “Rash,” Evangelistic meetings for a mouth, compelled to get out his little axe on that day and clear it away. This is no “Muckelhattan." ~On Monday, Mr. Perry Breon, of pear Centre Hall, delivered a drove of six very fine cattle to the butcher, Wm. A. Lyon, at this place. As they passed through town they attracted much at- | The six averaged caeh over | tention. 1100 pounds, and were less than two years old. Mr. Breon isan expert in raising such stock, and butcher Bill Ly- on knows that his customers like a fat, juicy slice of beef. ith JULY CELEBRATIONS, it J ) n Pe otter, er, T. A. This array of to the plishments will just Angl ht Hens Shoe brities willl occasion wl their social accom- fit them for the ard. uous dut desols The committee of arrangeme of the Misses Henrietta Bufts, Kath Harris, Myria Hida El Mufly and Mild: Smith, Chappels orchestra will furnish music for the ex ies ing upon them, its Consists anne vening Taking Mr. and Mrs. C, M. day for Boston, Mass., where they will attend the Imternational Sunday School Convention, in session this week, Mr. Bower goes there as the delegate from Centre county. At the conclusion of the session they will continue their journey to Thousand Isles, and other points in the North. They will be gone for sever. al weeks at least. Mr, Bower is one of the hardest working attorneys at our bar and will appreciate such recreation, A Vacation. Bower left Mon. | =Mr. and Mrs. H. 8, Taylor expect | to leave on Monday next for a brief trip | of a week, to Philadelphia and Atlantic | City. abeth IN THE COURT HOUSE. Making Hav past week farmer regan cutting their hay. recent rains improved it itng on the wile there will be only al half crop and somew hat out a I not have that improved many wil Corn and oats have and pr consider. ably oiise a fair cro also. P | Fruit will yield well. | There will plenty | drink. And can be thankful Are NO Worse, be to eat, also to that crops School Teachers, Centre Hall the following term of boro The chosen school teachers for the next schools: Grammar school, Edwin J. Wolf; and grade, Frank Foreman; Primary school, Miss Katie Shrefiler. The salaries are $50 for the Grammar and $35 for the other grades, Transferred His Hotel, On Thursday 158th, Jacob Truby, of Philipsburg, had the license on his hotel, The Coal Exchange, transferred to Frank Moseberger. - Com"s. clerk Hunter is on the sick list with an attack of neuralgia. ~<Musical entertainment in the Pres- byterian chapel Friday evening, board has MOVEMENT FOR BETTER ROADS Hopes to Bri Reforn vr 1 Deat Miss Mary / here, hoof Miss Adams who is well known riously ill and with typhoid hospital in Wednesday ghter of J. She was abor Youngstown, O., She was r dau of thi 17th H. Adams, thirty lace five sistent member of the Baptist church, A Hearty Mr. James Foster, son of Wm, Foster, of State College, arrived home Wednes- day 17th, from Florance, attend the College commencement. He will remain three weeks and then will return to Alabama, where he is engaged by several iron firms as chemist, Welcome Three Murderers at Sunbury, The death of Thomas McDonald, at Mt, Carmal, and the arraignments of James Lewis for murder, makes three murderers now lu the Sunbury prison awaiting trial. HOODS PILLS cure Liver a, Headache, goon, des Alabama, to | | “ DRY GOODS CA ———— a SE ————————— A seasonable purchase last week enables us to offer a new line of Wash Dress Goods, Dimities, Or- gandies and Grass Linens at less than fifty cents on the dollar on former prices. Fans very cheap to clo given Na 0005 We tri de ul un ose them . away while they last. heduced In Price our Tels 33 £X4 1 pall STOCK, years of age and was a con " Sarsaparilla The One Troe Dood Rar All ¢ Preparedonly by C. 1 Hood & Lows LM five PR Ali « dir Rigists. Hood's Pills gry. Millions in k-Cumpalgn Book *=Life of MeKiniep and ail cand) AGENTS, dates. Nearly 50 § wo illustrations, Send 18, for outfit—qu PrOorLE's, 8043 Market street, al EX® CU TOR’ 8 NOTIC ICE. Estate of Willlam Grove, late of College town. ship, deceased, Notioo is hareby given that letters tostamen tary on the above estate have been ted to the undersigned, All persons | i Soma estate are requested to make | ny: Rant, A Al use having claims to present duly wuth . XafusR Gov | Reeestors. BN Beliefonte Grain Market | Women's Feet Are Growing Larger! «a prominent newspaper has just made the discovery, and shoe men sustain the opinion. But what's the difference? Because the women are wearing , sensible shoes, it is not cost- ing them any more, and are free from many of the foot-ills so prevalent before, Good, roomy shoes for women's wear can be had here at 1.28 Up in all Myleh any sort of toe, any size or width, MINGLE'S SHOE STORE.
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