S THE CENTRE DE MOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1897. THE RACKET.|. NO.9 AND 11CRIDER EXCHANGE, BELLEYONT! THE - OLDEST - INHABITANT will tell U th: of store keep it in the entire hi 1 in Be have never been as low at We talk to day, not of eheap time to The Racket to day. buy. Stick a pin here DRESS GOODS _~ 3 ron Wis but Ol good goods, cheap (old Medal Biacks, are the acme of per- fection. We offer tul . SLVIES © Spring on » 3 ' Etna Broeades, 40 inch M arguette 0 Lystra Mohair Bro Ur New eltect sla Brocade Plain Black Serges in FRENCH NOVELTIES Be OR 40 and 50 33m t No roo 1 LO SaN TC NC NT AC Ag SE Ng mg v € hal 8 YAY, EAE AA AE, A TN L 5d 000000000000000000000000000000000000000 Vv . v € 4 € v € 4 ¢ i ¥ 5 J v { € v € 4 € v ¥ L 4 € v » © i ¢ ¥ 1 € v . v € v . v 4 » 4 » 4 » ‘ » « a SOME _» INTERESTING FACTS » OO IN “> MERCHANT -:- TAILORING Tailoring ’ id AVA AME 4 - 13) - ~) 4 Merchan v 1 « offer ies. sweat.sh es Or els your easure 18 sent arge Ready-Made Cloth who takes a stock gar to some | ing house ment off the shelf and al rrespond with your measure DITOR AIT. haut tailor sit to ~ want atruly mer t oat, in town LE or Over git made M CGROBE, Hic STREET, BELLEFONTE, insist upon ) oO PENN'A CARPET ELEANING SANDS Feather - Renovating By Improved Machinery - whan PRICES: Rag and Ingrain ( irpets Two Cents per yard, Brussels irpets Three Cents per Yard aaten Will eall for and deliver all carpets in Jellefonte. We pay freight one way on all orders Shipped Here. aatens | havé. erected a new building and equipped it with a patent power car pet cleaning machine and guarantee all my work. Sete WN Call on or address, PETER MENDIS, P.O. Box 0. BELLEFONTE, FA. 1897 > ww >) DY BY BE DE DE BY BE DY PY DE PE IE RY Be Be de Pe Be Dew [4 ¢ ¢ the next evening Curly | PLEASANT GAP GOSSIP, at Our Scribe Our Many Readers, BULLETINS !—At morning bulletins Harrisburg, the weather Mr. E. H Sundayed in this City, Nr. Wm large past the postoffice each are received from which gives the forecast of Zeigler, of Madisonburg, Crenoble has of and been receiving for the S001 lamb will consignments COupit WCOCCKS, go nmauy x tensive improvemer bout his hou to work in earnest aud make A Prize Isome prize is offered by thie Kickajg un i x Co., most popu town, dicine and the same, who are leaving nothing undone to come The contest 15 to be decid- ed by ballots given by the company. Harry Hile and Henry Twit. will start the carpenters to work on their respective houses in a few days Lumber is arrjving daily from the new sawmill for these buildings. Te Ar HIAUY ASPITAanLs th {rt Lag 101 out victorious Messrs meyer FAREWELL (—Rev, Huges preached his farewell sermon Sunday to a large con. His aiscourse w one and much appreciated. gregation as an able Henry Faust is convalescent severe atlack of dates back for several weeks. from a throat trouble, which ANOTHER PR had the handsome disting and at the show la lection made ho tow was the ha night watchman Wasson Orie Barnes has succeeded his brother, John, as mail carrier at this place Prize Front On Wednesday mom ing Pete Brooks, Jno. Mulfiuger and Pug Barnes stood in the rain watching a regular C Fitzsim mons fight between Curly Corl's and Mulfinger’s roosters. The little boys had a good time and each held some promi. nent part in the fight as follows: Brooks stake holder; Pug, referee, and Mul. finger rubbed the contestants down, Curley’s rooster was victorious and late and the rooster were both sitting on the fence crowing for two hours roett { over the victory 200000000000 9000000000003 A quilting party was held at Mrs, Jas Miller's on Wednesday. A number people from this place attended of MARSH CHEEK ITEMS Some of our people were in attendance at the Farmers’ Institute, at Milesburg, last week, Irvin Walker, we are told, is adding a shingle mill to his sawing machinery, which will undoubtedly be quite an im. provement, Marsh Creek was rather high a num. ber of times of late, due to the rain and warm weather melting the snow There are few cases of chicken pox iv this vicinity, The protracted miseting is still in pro gress at Woomer's, The new store house is now under roof The school here, as well as the schools elsewhere in the townships, is rapidly approaching the end of the term and we still extend a cordial invitation to pa. trons and directors, Those who have al. ready been with us, as well as those who have not, are invited to come and see what the rising generation is doing in the advangguicnt or development of their intellectual interests and welfare, Hr. Pletcher, from Eagleville, will en. | school here, deavor to organize a singing i oth, on Tuesday evening, Mare If you want the finest Olives, Olive Oil, Flavoring Extracts, Sar. dines, Pickles, Ketchups, Sauces, Macaroni, Gelatine, Mustards and Salad Dressings, come to us for them. Sechler & Co. > | Sees to Interest and Amuse MADISONBURG ITEMS, IMPROVED: John Hazel, who had been visiting his father, Simon Hazel, and his old acquaintances in this place and vicin ity for months, has returned to his home in Chicago somewhat improved im heath, but not vet able to walk with out crutch and cane several GETTING SERIOUS: ~ 1 es quite (requent his cousin, Hannah he not armer John mak- any to see And it he would trips to Nitt ay come unexpected if out a license 3 thing right would take ana do : neve: pecially when i LO unse Your twice good republic 11 more before the de precinct will elect him Rev, Shortiss, sociation, is at this to move to Last P his future field of labor will be ¢ this place writin oint,T successor at AHEAD one-horse now looking for one-home siae-hil license, then the LOOKING wl 4 . Sei. a Irvin bought hin wagon recently and is Next will be a his face badly mountain Clark Stover, while who cut coasting down the re. Your i O0n M SNOW SHOG town on Reuben town Mouday John G. Uzzle and as hard as weight 6 pounds john says he canstrike I guess he knows Miss Meda Shirk the young seamstre who has been here a mouths 1 ed her home in Curwensvill Thursday. We join in pitying | Mrs. Haynes few fo Glad to again, Mrs. Morgan is heart discase. We recover Mr. Geo. B. Uzzell transacted in Bellefonte on Monday Paul Irvin, of this place, is ¢ Sechier's new store say at present hope she will lerking in Wm. Holt, of Jersey Shore, is at home now with rheumatism, The Snow Shoe band has commenced to practice again for the summer There is still some skating done on Uzzells lake, by Snow Shoe's skilled artists, Schoo! Report Following is a report of the Central City school, room No. 1, taught by J. A. Sager, for the month ending March, 8th Number of pupils enrolled males 17, females 10, total 27, average attendance males 15, females g, total 24. The fol. lowing were present every day during | the month, Jennie Peters, Anna Shroyer, | Mabel Wagner, Madge Orris, Amy Pot- | { ter, Melvin Derr, Wm. Lucas, Frank | Shoyer, Wm. Potter and Edgar Fisher, | Amanda Delph, Clay Hall, Gay Cox and | Wm. Malone missed a day or less, | Madge Orris and Anna Shroyer were | present every day during the term There is a Class of People Who are injured by the use of coffee. Recently there has been placed in all the | grocery stores a new preparation called Grain), made of jasc grain, that takes the place of coffee. most delicate stomach receives it without distress, and but few can tell it from coffee. It does not cost over X as much. Children may drink it with t benefit, 15cts. and 2. per package. Try it. Ask for rain.O, tf WALLACE RUN. Mud! mud! ! Mr. Michael Sennet, who for has been on the sick Hist, is rp mul iL this writing y improving Quite a number of our § the sale of Mr, David Spott last. Taffy thro turn out of Ous about the rig wedding feast at A : \ LAS mine mus here considering the are floating through out may young peopic soon be extinct MARRIED week, of last | over the | of inking hands pointed three o'c ¢ the ser western Line itiment pro lley "What God | man put | L (314 y HOounCe be served by 0 I. H. Ye izabethville, Pa will i new man Rev from } Good Suggestions Peopleshouldn’t growl because a news paper fails to have every scrap of news | sotlong as you take no trouble to give | the information. We have heard of readers who have been awfully put out because no note is made of the arrival or | departure of friends visiting them, or of social affairs of Heaven sent babies that | visit their home during the night. The average newspaper man isn't a medium | nor a mind reader, but must depend up- | on those who have a scrap of informa. tion to give to him.—Ridgway Star, Near-by “My brother had a Cc severe attack of in flammatory rheuama- tism and the doctor did not help him. At first he would get some better, but as the effects of the medicine wore off he would be worse than ever, His liver Was en- larged and his kidneys out of order. He Suffered Intense Pain for two months and took very strong medicine without permanent relief. One day I suggested that he try a bottle of Hood's Sarsapariila and he consented to do so. After taking a few bottles he | was able to go to work. We have a very high opinion of Hood's Sarsaparills.” MARY M. Norrox, Moshannon, Pa. 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