Ss THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.,, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1806. THE RACKET. No.9? AND 1LURMmER Ex, BELLEFONTE, Pa. A Modern Department store and each department a complete store. CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT. WALLACERUN. Buckwheat thrashing is the principal occupation of the people at present, «..STORE DIRECTORY... |, yress Goods, Linings and | s, Kid Gloves. DEPT. No. 11 Tr DEPT. N Ca mong licos, Ginghams, Satines White Goods, Embroideries, | Lace Curtains, 1 Notions, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, Yarns. Muslins, Furnish- mens, Mens 4—Table L Umbrellas, ings, Flannels, s—Household Necessities agate, tin and woodenware, small hardward, 5 and 10c¢ goods, soaps for toilet and laundry. Boots, Shoes and Rubbers for men, women and chil. dren, oil cloths, haps, mens gloves and mittens, Not yet HO completed. yG. R. SPIGLEMYER, | SHEMSPIGLEMYER, BR MEN AND WOMEN per wie for ! ek | CANY ON & C0. a. OPENING _» New Goods Daily ck and brown ade to sell for $7.50 and sell frome 2 to you for from =e ts beautifully n 1 L1H : | wie ar to sell from #15 to ” 1 Leis | IOOKINK | days last week deliver 2» “Practical Book for 1 through here, overjoyed by the new recently, boy, count one for Centr spent Witherite’s, Boob, of Wingate, Shoe J LYON & CO. BELLEFONTE, - PA. FS Rn SS ed ¢ Campaign Rates um The Centre sent to any mew address Centre county, for 5 Cts. a Month Democrat will be in N. B.—No subscription will be ac- for less than THREE months—15 cents; or for more TTPO ee \ / ’ [4 ¢ than SIX months 30 cents. Tgp Wm. Rodgers, of Tyrone, made a fl 1g trip through here last week. Ve W. M. Cronister was seen in our midst, up his democratic friends. Mr. C. T. Lucas was to Howard a few g books, entitled ractical People. i Sallam Kerns, from Ohio, was on private busines: r The home of Mr. William Shirk, of { Chestnut Grove, was gladdened recently by the arrival of a little boy. James Hoover, of Chestnut Grove, is arrival at his } ome He says itis ¢ McKi Mr. Chas, Caldwell and daughter, al City,Sundayed at Corney Freils Mr, ley. Harry Kunes, of Sundayed at W. T. Kunes Jos. of Osceola, at Henry Rodgers and family Saturday and ay i Sund Wm. Lucas and his better half Annie spent Sunday at Snow be on the fence about the but when Milesburg's enterpris- tr J. Martin opened his talk ladies soon joined the silvermen. Mr. Mar. ust knows how to thoughtfully en. tertain an opponent of About 4 o'clock Rev, J. T. Kelley addressed the party aft which the many friends re turned to their quiet homes, stil Mr. Witherite in gr m fr silver th side of the many tin i silver, cr leaving eat surprise. 0000000000000 000000000000 The Centre Democrat, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1 186 SCHOLARSHIP COUPON... Name name and address of person whom you wish to receive the scholarship in the Lock Haven State Normal. Not good after 1 days. Forward same to the Centre Democrat office where it will be counted. Write in above lines the THE COUNT, The following is the number of votes cast for the above scholarship, to date: Wm. B. Rerick, Benner twp.,........4403 Miss Mary Twitmyer, Pleasant Gap, 3911 Alma Stine, Zion, .......ovniiiiiiin.. 608 Sudie J. Yarnell, Mingoville .......... 16 Willis Knox, Bellefonte................ Amos Ward, Stormstown .............. Chas, Fisher, Zion......... AL. 8, GARMAN, 8. D. Gere, Thursday, October, 1, "gb 200000000000 00000000000000 ROMOLA GLEAMING, Mr. William Hall and sister, ard, spent last Sunday at of How- Frederick Robb's. IL. O. Packer departed on the 22nd, for Hiram College, Ohio, where he expects to continue his course in that institution. Mr. Packer isa bright young man and has out best wishes for success. Miss Mamie Delon Saturday after a ten day's vi home of her sister, Mrs, H, C. of Slate Run, Lycoming county 1g came home last at the | odman, R made last week Mr Thomas Delong Eagles this y work last Monday. Misses Vergie Ww Republicans le schools siting in liamsport. The gether with held a mass house last Friday ev pated a grand time, petent sj other 1 1 meeting sakersin att A. Daley the Daley set to the Wilbur | was speaker meeting d the blow and Col. | fre Reeder di careful change 1K May. I siting Mrs 1 OY B.F. X Glover ds on Tuesday. id Mrs. Monroe left on Wednesday for will attend a Ladies Mis- return on where they ieeting of the Presbyterian They will sionary Saturday Miss Maud Kennedy ton, Pa., where she will spe ter with her sister, Mrs. J. C society has gone to Can 1d the win. ZION very busy two and Mr. A. Johnson is at present thrashing. He wanted at three places at the same time, is Quite a number of our farmers are husking corn, others picking apples Both crops are good this year Rev. A Stapleton, will bold communion services in the Evangelical church, in two weeks from next Sabbath & Mrs. Julia Showers is busy having her house erected, which will be finshed be. fore cold weather sets in, Reports are that Mrs, Struble will erect a house, near the station algo Ouite a number from this vicinity have taken in the excursion to Canton, Ohio, The latest in bats, at Zion, is a black felt hat with a very ide rim and no trimming. ©, where did you get thathat? Wm, Grenoble has purchased a grop- erty, at Pleasant Gap, and expects to occupy the same, some time this fall Herbert Showers has also invested ia a property at Pleasant Gap. J. C. Showers, of Williamsport, has, urchased the Plopest y, formerly owned | by Wm, Grenoble, and will take posses. | glon, when Mr, Grenoble vacates, We are told that some of our youhg men are misbehaving Guite a good hi while in Christian Endeavor a few w that kind, i «Subscribe for the Centre ecfeated je | defeated-cand er | they will not {to be enroll SPRING MILLS. MOVING i(=-Dr. Braucht will leave this place, and move to Middleburg, where he will practice in that town. They will find him a good doctor and a gentleman inevery respect. The doctor had built up quite alarge practice and we will miss him; success go with you to the new field labor, LARGE MEETING The democratic * silver meeting was largely attended y democrats and republicans to hear the ussion of free and unlimited coinage The were J, C. Meyer q. All understand the day so ably presented by " tle — gentlemen, ver peakers Harry cou Walker FE | these Quite a number going to Canton, 1 Hid Aaaie, Ohio, GoLD PRICES toes were shipped cents per bushel, ine lewisbur d from this section SILVER Johnstown, spent Sunday He is a lively 31] with his br wcerat, He { many of the workingmen in that wear the McKinley bu for a bi loose their fron home BOALSBURG EVENTS 3 ne t } SCHOOLS I schools of town and township opened on Mon. 1d more town are R. B Mis with a good } d. The teac Prof. Rothrock, the hig Harrison, the grammar Miss Ger. Wieland, the i The out of town schools are taught by Jacob Straw, at Shingletown; J irew ( Walnut Grove, C. D. Moore, Rock Hill. The silver meeting held here last Wed nesday, was quite a speeches were made. ay, hers in th school: gra de tie rimary. yettiy i Success 00d Mr. Zeigler, the collector for this paper, passed through our town a short time ago. He made us a call, he is a good fellow and is doing good the paper Mrs. L Bricker has returned home from the West, she was visiting friends in Minnesota. She reports having a good time an likes the “West very much, Mr. and Mrs. David home some few weeks ago from an all summer's travel in the western states They are quite old, but stood the travel excellently, Dr. and Mrs. Glenn, having returned from their wedding trip, went to house. keeping on the west end of Pine street work for oO Keller returned Mr. Alfred Osman is running the cider. mill strong. He is making thowands of gallons every week PINE GROVE MILLS Heard From Your correspondent, at Pine Grove Millis has not sent in any contributions for some time. This has been partly due to having other things to occupy time, and partly to negligence. During the winter months we will try to send in the happenings of our town and community, and hope they will be ap. preciated by the readers of the "Centre Democrat,”’ To PHILADRLPHIA: ~- Messrs, J. Krebs and H. Myer left early on Monday morn. to attend the University of Pa., in order to prepare themselves for the practice of medicine, They have the best wishes of their many friends, for a successful termination of their college course. Punic Scuoots:~ Our schools open. ed on Monday, with M. E. Heberling at the head of the Jitue JEadt ale a lv and a ing for Philadelphia, where they expect | Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. 5. Gov't Report Ql Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE should not have a suc Mr under WOIK on ny 115 y' house 3 1 f Reed Bros. managemen demonstrating to pters that they as wel rapidly who are our a hatch hamn ome of can handle on ¢ older arp el or saw mas our \ f Altoona Adam een Ada: her, Frank Stover, « l Murphy, Harn Alexandria. Mr Alexandria; Boyd Wallace Krebs Clearfiel AWAY Mrs. D. Meek and Aikens are attending a con of the Wor Missionary S50 were 0 1 PY | M1 Oona, NY » Mr Roper 8 away Aikens and J Lutheran lock Haven - JURY LIST he List of Grand and Traverse Jurors Drawn for November Court sHLAN URORS { " rider Yar ohnstonbaugh, oar Glasgow, farmer y Barnds, laborer C N Hamphrey, laborer Jaooh Kerstetier, gentlen Harry Rossman, farmer Anton 1) Weaver, farmer Jeremiah Snook, farmer J] BR Wolf, farmer Halston Hartsook ne Samus Wml TRAVERAR UR farmer Ianborer ITH MON ob De Long, farmer st saddler thgate, om mould , Agent JAarmen printer y M Boal, farmer } Pletcher, farmer Samuel Alters, Inmbermas Hichard Dettiing, stone mason James R Smith, laborer Hamilton Otto, tobacoo J F Mann, gentiemnan MeClellan Rossman, farmer Chas Luster, painter Cyrus Durst, farmer Khem Spiglemyer, mer hant John Mechtly, farmer Wm Zimmerman, painter John W Getz, tinner Frank Willams, electric samuel A Beaver, laborer Samuel Showers, farmer Isaac Mitchel, clerk Emanuel Kerstelter, farmer James Decker, inn keepet James W Swab, laborer John CC Waener, farmer JC Mattern, clerk 4 W Rees, grocer PF J Sebring, farmer George R fom k, far men Jacob Shirk, farmer John Bottorf, foreman CC ah, laborer eo Haworth, furniture dealer - Cassidy Haines Ferguson . Ferguson Philipsburg ' farris Bellntonte Benner Walker College An Bellefonte Nellefonts Halfmoon Union SEnow Shoe Snow Shoe Philipsburg Another Patriarch Gone William Bible died at bis home Centre Hall, on Sunday night igth., at 11 o'clock. His sickness was old age, | and he ws laid up about a week before | his end, although his condition was frail { for at least a year. He bad reached the age of 84 years on the 13 of March, last, He was an indastrious farmer all his lifetime. His wife died some 9 3 four children, res gy CR Hg Th William, killed at, the battle of Chancellorsville; and Lizzie and Annie still remain at the parestal homestead. Mr, John Bible, of near Potters Mills, is a of the deceased. Howard | Spring | Bellefonte | Bellefonte | We've Not Burnside | near | address Slar 124 FAUBLES » Found One. —m We have sold many hundred box. Heaaache Wafers in the last year, and as yet have found no one dissatisfied with their bargain. We have had orders from London for them from parties who used them in this country, We send them to any part of the United States by mail on receipt of the price, 25 cents a box. es of our GREEN'S PHARMACY Bush House Block. - Bellefonte, Ps
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