8 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BE LLEFONTE, PA.,, THU a 2 SR he ATES A a THE RACKET § © NO. 9 AND 11 OripER EXCHANGE, v Bellefonte, Penn’a. TOT OCT ACT ANTHT AT OHTS The Racquet, Do U. C. The Point. ¢ LJ | | | | Serving a ball in a game of tennis is not our forte. We have as U Kno devoted most of our time, learning how to serve our trade. It has taken time and laying awake nights, but the of The Racket assureg us we have succeed- i eu. SUCCESS Black Dress Goods. On account of the new tariff] advance of price in the near future is an assured fact. We offer U the famous “Gold Medal” goods in plain and brocaded effects ~prices commence at 50¢ and they are pos itively the best valnes for the mon ey to be found anywhere—its a good time to buy blac ' 1 stick a pin an 1 K Adress roods : Linings ww rood 88 — poor NORMAL SCHOLARSHIP THE CENTR} CXpenses, washing ¢ Ww THURSDAY, MAY 2 SCHOLARSHIP COUPON: Name | Ida Hubler of this place le- | and he fill in name of some « lady or gentleman send it to this office, where it will counted. If held over thirty days w pot be counted : OO00000000OOO00000O0000000 Cut this out, SCIVIDE young THE COUNT Violette Wolf, Centre Hall Ida M. Showers, Belle Nittany Zion Shaffer D. 8S. Neidigh, State College Isabella Jones, Milesburyg A. H. Corman, Marion tw John Delaney, Mamie LeRoy Delong, Romola : ’ Howard, Jechdel, Blanchard Mary Rumberger, Hublersbure Carolina V. Hoy, Benner Twp E. Charles Housman, Penn Hal James Crader, Penn Hall Irvin J. Packer, Romola Charles Allison, Spring Mills Charles Miller, Bellefonte i C. Alexander, Millheim Chas, Gillmore, Bellefoute WEEKLY COUNT The following isa list of voles cast during the past week: Ida Showers, 180; Violetta Wolf, 251; D, 8, Neidigh, 35; Isabella Jones, 71; Belle Shaffer, 110; A. H, Corman, 19; John Delaney, 12; Mary Rumberger 5; Chas. Gillmore; 1. We hereby certify that the above is a correct statement of the number of votes cast in the Scholarship Contest up to date Wu. T. Rover, W. HARRISON WALKER, Bellefonte, Pa. May 27, 18g7 | whatever : ' day CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT The News Gathered From Various Sections HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO ‘hat our Army Correspondents see | : What our Army of Alert Corresf e oe | Tuesday greeting his many friends, and observe worthy of note—The local Happenings of every community will be gladly Published—Send the news we will Publish it, FIEDLER POINTERS STARTLING SENSATION (~It is report. ed that some small boys saw a wolf prowling around here on last Saturday evening. They however followed his tracks and found him with a charming young lady in his embrace. The lady, however, did not seem to be frightened or need any assistance, and so the boys left them. Ho! Ho! THIEVING carried on in this neighborhood for some time. bed of some meat. One party, we un- derstand, has plead guilty of stealing one piece. These young men have promised to behave themselves, if they were left go. Is this right, or should the lesson have been more severe? A horse belonging to T. N man fell over, while working woods on last Saturday, and t leg and consequently had to be Mrs. visiting a Hinds. GoT WET -TCCK Hoster- in the yroke his shot. from Coburn, M1 EE Hackenburg, few days with A party of two, were Hollow. on a , one day last fishing excut The result was wetlin in week, 1 Kramer ser} N ugh the Samuce) late ir town, He Houservill ng were sunday it wool, for the If everyth Ig about be a metropolis our rex Id soon AARONSBLUSG wedding took 16th, at the home of the The contracting parties Emig, of Logan Mills, and Ihe ceremony was performed by Rev, F. W. Brown, af ter which they took a wedding trip to Boalsburg. They got back on Tuesday and the Citizens band gave them a sere nade to which the groom responded very The young people have a host of friends who will in congratulating them Mrs. Robert Book has gone to Mifflin~ burg to pay her aged father a visit Thos. Weaver and John Hosterman have rented H. 8S. Haffley's bottling works. They expect to have all kinds of summer drinks for sale E. R. Wolfe, of Wolf's Store, Sundayed in town Bunker Hill was the place he spent the greater part of his time. WebpniNG A * on Sunday juiet *'s parents ing John liberally on Henry Haflley has gone to Cedar Falls Ohio, where he expects to make his fu ture howe May he in he undertakes is the wish of the writer be successful to do, NITTANY ITEMS several of our teachers attended ex amination at Hublersburg last Thurs. The previous day only two ap plicants at Walker, and the examination ' | deferred N. C. Shaffer is having all the work he can perform at the blacksmith shop, for metly occupied by John Rogers The many friends of R. J. Sayder are glad to learn of his improvement in health and is now able to be around | again, Dorman & Winkleman are doing a rushing business building wire fence, have sent for a fence machine that weaves the wire and surpasses all other fences in this locality. We have the most level headed super. | visor in the county, and he is laying al | most a mile by crushed stone this coming month, Sheriff Joe Emerick is his name, aud if he continues the present road system he is going to make the Sheriff. alty as slick as a lily, | | | | | | STATE COLLEGE NOTES. Chas. M. H. Ridgway, Pa. We were delighted to see our good friend, J. Calvin Sauers, who arrived in town on Friday on a visit to his brother Harry C. Sauers, Thos. F. Kennedy and Abram FPF. Markle transacted business in Bellefonte Atherton has gone to Tuesday. Sheriff Cronister was about town on MEMORIAL SErMON:~The Memorial sermon in the College chapel on Sunday morning by the Rev. Dr. Coldfelt before the Robert M. Foster Post G, A. R., was a masterly effort and commanded the full attention of the large audience pres. ent. Anyone who fails to hear the Reve. rend’'s Memorial oration at the Branch, on Saturday afternoon at 2:30, will in all probability, miss the greatest memorial { oration that the people of the community Petty thieving has been, Several graneries have been rob. | | fonts N fr W. H | tiarbrick, have listened to for many years. Miss Nellie Guyer is visiting her sister Mrs. Lindsey, at Bellwood Pa State College Commencement Sunday June i; ¢ a. m., Baccal- aurcate Sermon, by Rey lawrence M Coldfelt, D. D. Preacher to the College Monday June 14:~1:30 Class Day exer- cises, Class of 18g7,(On the Campus.) 3.30 p. m., Annual Inter-Class Athletic ( test. 8.00 p. m., Junior Oratorical Con test Tuesday June | 8.30 Annual Meet ting of the Alamni As m., Artillery Salute Meeting of the Board of Trustees, 12 m., Alumni Dinner (int ociation, g. 45 a 10,00 A H. Fry _ Jas. L. Mur pater. Jr... Ch psterborder, ass'ts Ch. Pent (inte Weaver Half Moon town UC. 8. Cross ep —F Wm. Lytle, ass'ts Harris Ty J. A. Swabbh. Ch. 1 I.K. Page, Philip 4. Meyer Howard Twy Robert Confer. ( A.M. Butler. W. F. Leathers, assis Huston Twp-~Henry Hale, OC} Craig, Geo. Camphe AMA Is Liberty Thep Alfred Bitner, Ch Cuancy Delong, Benjamin Brow: Marion TVwy I. W. Orr, Ch, Walker: J. ¥ Condo H. 8 PATICK, Assia Miles Tvep~E. P: Daniel Harter, Ch, W Store ; Jerome Meyer, Jerre Brumgard, ass'ts W. Fr: Edward Miller, Ch. Centre Mills i: 4 Peitriek, J. F Kern, ass'is » OJ. Crouse Ch iebersburg Elmer } A. Det wiler, Jr. ass'is Patt Pep-D. 1 Sellers, J. W. Biddle Penn Ty A. PF. Zerby Garthofl, A. BR. Alexander Potter They 8 FP: J. F.S8mith,. Ch... (« W. W. Roger B. Fortney TIRE N. J H. Emerick, Ch Hall: David Ke Thomas Moore, asa’'is NFP: Wm. Frank Troy, John Beck samuel Wayne, Ch Osceola * Hefferon, John Wayne, ass'ts Sn 87 n Redding Ch. Sn« Khoo: BR. ( Hin . Ass In WN. John T. Lucas Daniel Flan nigan, John Confer, asa'ts Kpring They N.rL BR Wan, Ch Yeariek, A. Hamilton, ass'ls. XN Noll, Jr, Ch, Pleasant Gap: James Adam Hazel ass'ta, WW. I" Philip ¥ Ch, Belicfonte; Domniek Judge, Abe Bwitzer, assis Taylor Twp-Vinton Beckwith, Ch, Hannah Samuel Hoover, J.T. Merryman, assis Union Twp Charles G. Hall, Ch, Fleming SK. Emerick, Mark Hall ass'ts Walker Twp EB. PI: Solomon Peck, Nittany. M. 7D. M. Whiteman, Ch, Hub lersburg. W. FP: Harvey Shaeffer, Ch, Zion Worth Twp <A. J. Johnston, Ch. Port Mati} daa Asx'ta SOTE. ~ Tha three chairmen of Walker town skip will hold a township election this spring instead of precinets. David M. Whiteman wif] act as chatrman and the committeemen for the east and west precineis, will assist in holding this election Born A. Musssn, Necretary, HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver His, Bil- lousness, Indigestion, Meadache, Easy to take, oasy to operate. 28c. aes 1a Bias ASA La ils Meek ASA Ia th asst is Centre th. M . ass'ls. N J Patrick Belle wl, J, Ch. Huram 8 TAYLOR, Chalrman onl- | NINETEEN ARE MISSING From the Fishing Schooner John- | son, of Provincetown, Mass, THEIR FATE I8 KNOW IN DOUBT. As They Pat OF From the Schooner In Small Boats and Became Lost in the All Fog, They Have Probably Porished, vincetown of this er Joseph E ing grounds ch len 200 miles Muss town May 26 who ss Of the the the Johnson for on the western southwest week only three came oner when she round rday with her flag at 16 i off Id WAlery graves pie up The missing aston, ther men are the been ked are Jo- hn C Frank Joseph, m., Annual | 4 Bucketshop Promoters Indicted New York, May 26.—-The grand Big Verdict Against a street Hinllway., 5 May f Mr INA wt sw | fo her be Roland Reed Wins His Damage Macon, Ga., May 26. The Jury in the damage sult of Roland Reed and mem bere of his company the Southern rallway for inflicted in a wreck, which has been on trial the United States court here for a week past, brought in a verdict for the plain tiffs yesterday. The for 510.000 each In Reed, Mise Isidore Rush and Mary Myers. The jury awarded Myers 34.000, Roland Reed 32 Miss Rush $1,000 suit nEainst injuries sults were favor of brought toland Mra Mrs 000 and Peru's Impending Cabinet Crisis, Lima, Peru, May 26. A cabinet erisis is probable, and it is believed that En | rique Bustamente y Halazare will the premier of the new cabinet. He war minister of war of the Candamo provisional government of 1885, in | : { i i be | : i RSDAY, MAY 27, 1897. PUBLIC SALE. late of College twp., will offer at public sale on the premises mm Lemont, | Pa., on Saturday, June 12th 1897, at 1 o'clock, p. m., the following property located the W. M. buildings consist of a house and lot known Grove The two-story frame dwelling house, stable Lemont, as residence and outbuildings in good repair. will also be offered for sale at the same time a lot of household goods. Terms announced on day of sale, Will Test the Law, The Clearfield County Medical ation has brought action mm the courts of ASSOC] that county to test the validity of the act of assembly which makes obligatory on physicians to register after gradoa- n tion before practici Will Meet at Centre Hall The West Susquehanna Classis of the Reformed church, was in annual session White Deer #ast The classes adjourned to meet at Centre Hall next May beld at Milton next Fall, at week The synod of the church will be Special Election at Tyrone 1 bold jousness estate of W. M. Grove, deceased, | in the village of | There | g *dicine in this | Pure. eaver ine Absolutely Celebrated for its g ng sires Jres nd al form mmaon OY Al gil and hes the food STATE -t LOCK HA i id i SOT ; i si Of O JAMES ELDON. A. M.. Ph. D.. Principal. ORMAL :- SCHOOL hALAMAMAAAALAMAAAMA ALARA ALARA ARA ARRAS AR AAAAARAARA AA ARAARAARARARALAAA ZA f!se'Ts'sT|'sTeaeEs|'"Cs'"TS'HT.T *° 9% "2 .**.e:.Laa.9 lo N I 2) BUYING A SUIT CLOTHING he largest assortment CENTRE COUNTY know n for gon wl RELLEFONTE, HONEST GOODS. ha SL LLL A Sh Costs Nothing to See. -neteewn FAUBLES, ALLEGHENY STREET, PENNA. a er en Te. ’ 3 ha
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