+ ¢ THE ( 'JENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. THURSDAY, J HAPPENINGS IN BELLEFONTE. Told Events Briefly in a Few Lines. Local PERSONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS Past Week What worthy of mention—A What has Transpired During the the Movements of our People Local Scribe week's local news in a few words SAW The Democratic place on Saturday afternoon Next Monday strictly in the swim. billed for that place on that date Snow Shoe They have a ¢ The Undine Fire forth at Hecla P They will On Frida ally cool company ark, on Saturd have a big time exceptiona not heard of -Thos at the ¢ any Donac! have sh CK Ha srrt $ OLR § he tabernacle from I phia, where the of the y €x}] portion where she past nu health. Ohio for some time conducted a very succe vival meetings at Danvill “incinnati. gain. He says he has re ncourgement to warrant | ng a new outht. Mrs. Hex 1'l Heckn t on Monday weeks marri age of Mr Jones and the are Monroe Armor, Mr. Isaac Maitland and Williamsport, are v home, Mr. recovering his thinks Bellefonte great help to him. siting at family, isiting at Dan'l Maitland recent man's from atmosphere ~Wm. Grauer, the hustling i agent, recently wrote a $50,000 insurance application for one of Bellefoute's prom. inent citizens in the New York Mutual. That is enoug for take a healthy h business one man, to smile Last Friday Mr. Robert Hunter was scorching on his bi when he had badly and knee injured, but he heroically cf ycle Graysville His hand and a bad fall. was lacerated bruised his his journey homeward ~Miss Laura W W. Moke, both of Altoona at the home of Mr, and Mrs on High They attend the public school commencement ( xercises, on Thursday Rohrer and Mrs. F. are iting Wm. Ishler, street will The residence, formerly occupied by Editor Tuten, on Linn street, is undergo- ing extensive repairs. F.W. Crider the present owner will raise it and encase it ; with pressed brick which will be quite an improvement in that portion of the town, On Friday Frank Steward, asuspic- ious character who has been stopping at the Brant Honse, was arrested by officer Montgomery. He had something to do with fire recently. to have the Armory The man declined a hear- ing and has been in jail since «Mr, C. W. Atherton, of Philipsburg, came to this side of the mountain last week and purchased five Percheon horses that averaged 1,760 pounds each. Mr, Atherton is lumbering “in Elk county. They were exceptionally fine animals, Mr. Benjamin Gentzel took the horses across the mountain for Mr. Atherton is believed Almost every there is some one in Bellefonte the victim of a dog bite, It does seem that our town has more than its share of dogs, most of which are .& breed of worthless curs that have no excuse for living. We, could get along very nicely ifone-half the dogs were kill. ed, and a lot more dispensed with in some form, Bellefonte has two many dogs a premuim should be placed on dog scalps. week insurance | | tf. -Ten wagons were at curb market on Tuesday morning. -Mrs. J. friends Howard Lingle is visiting at Blecomsburg Membranous croup, or diphtheria in a mild form, has broken out at Coleville. Attorney Beale, 4 to . Bayard is putting down some about saturd Kennet Square, Clarence | at Pit home Miss Patty Ww eck Cairn, for a el vist Lain arrived home Mary attending school past from land, where she has been Walker sday, W. H Miz Walks panics Ww bicycling. On Monday he purchased on Col taken of Lou Wetzels best “Quakers” frequently seen on the side streets to master the tricky machine The closicg exerci schools in the Brick buil oun Wed An elaborate programme was prepared for the event , took place nesday morni and many visitors were in attendance ~The new engines, at the electric light station, were put in § of modern design 1 separ ie ae a different { appearance from those ed, lace this week and are The dynamos an quite formerly used, and are much improv rrie Atwood proposes to the preparation turn his rooling shingle or tin, t is a good prepara- This week the Bel Y. put ank that is about ten feet in dias lefonte I | & Sug ply Compan howe an oil meter The 2.000 thirty-five feet i hold t and about n length s estimated to gallons tank about Mr builder, f John Hoffman, from Williamsport, Monday. He came up to spend Sunday with his wife and children now visiting at Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Spigelmeyer’s home contractor and was a pleas ant caller on Miss Mary A. McGill and Mrs Gephart are going to California Christian Endeavors on the 1. P. with the ist of July. They will be absent about five weeks and will visit the Yosemite and Yellowstone Park, besides points on the Western coast ere they return, Mr. L. C. Rearick, of Benner town. ship, called on Wednesday moming. He informs us that the corn in that section has adopted the gold standard, came up yellow owing to the cold weather. He also reports the mountain soap factory shut down for a short period. On Tuesday Alfred Lucas, the cons table of Snow Shoe, was in town on Tues. day and received his check of $600 for expenses incurred in making the ar. rests of the post office robbers at that about ago. The check was sent by the post office department, place one year A Johnston Self Binder Harvester, | the Continental pattern, with the bundle carrier and truck, for £100, McCALMONRT & Co. the | INTHE COURT HOUSE Legal Gathered from Various Offices, Intelligence MARRIAGE harles H. ‘rtha M LiCH Hoffman Holmes Howe Adams NSKS. §C Philadelphia b Bs Walker jy George I t Mary Justice Miller LETTERS O} Mary Aun Kream of Perry To tate Milesburg boro. Kreamer, Last will of John Burn , recorded Anthovy Howard twp Foner uy — Mr Altoona, foute Hoy " th . of Waddle Stati on Wednesday attending g to busi John agent merchant i, Was in town ness Riley, lights week and g Chas. , one of Williams wport's legal attended argument court this i rected his mans friends mer vacation The Associotion is ute organiz been quite scriptions thus far - John H, | Chas. E« roth went to Johnstown, on Wednesday, to attend the G. A. R. encampment, as detegates from Gregg Post, C. M Walker Mills on Saturday. and have successful 1 iryan and ken of this place W. Harrison orators at Pine Grove Bower and were the They had elaborate that place, all pleased with the two ora. decoration exercises at were highly tions Lommunion Services The Holy Communion will be adminis. tered in the Reformed church at Zion, on Sunday moming at 10 o'clock, June 6th on Saturday after , Leighton Preparatory services | noon at 2 o'clock. R Gerhart, Pastor Try Grain 0! Try Gramn0! Ask your grocer today to show you a package of Grain.O, the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The child. ren may drink it without injury as well as the adult. All who try it, like it. GrainO has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure grains, and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress. the price | of coffee. 15¢. and 25¢ts. per package, | Sold by all groc ers, uf Tux People's party recently , held their convention at Altoona. About fifty dele- | were present, | stipation, ete ROLL OF HONOR have paid their month of May al once IS changed May May lie Wolf, Bell Wolf, Wolf Duck, Millh nach rec few can tell ft over it with Crain) Evervhody Says So. Cascareta Candy Cathartic, the most won- derful medical dis ery of the age, p ant and refreshing to the taste, act ge and positively on kidueys, live rat a bowe leansing the entire ire headache, fever, and billousnesa of C. C. C today; ) guaranteed to cure by all ons Arugg Markets fonte Dried Sweet ( n per pound (GRAIN corrected weekly by Geo Jackson & Co Red wheat, per bushe Kye, per bushel Corn, ears per bushel Corn, shelled per bushel Oats—new per bushel Barley, per bushel juck wheat, per bushe . / Groundplaster, per ton Ww N # ae 1036 Of) aN ¥ Coburn Markets GRAINAND PRODUCE (as corrected by Luth er Guisewite Wheat, per bushel tye, per bushel Barley, per bushel Oats, per bushel Hay, per ctw Butter, per pound Egger, per dozen Onions per bushel Apples, per bushel Potatoes per bushel. Pork, per pound Biliousness Is eaused by torpid liver, which prevents diges. I permits food to ferment and putrify in Then follow dizziness, headache, tion nam the sl Ineiming, nervousness mach if not relieved, billous fever rouse the Hver, cure headache, dizziness, con or blood polsoning Hood's 2 eonts, Sold y all draggista, atk Pills stimulate the stomach, i il Is | The only Pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia, Bn Smooth, Fair Skin Is Due to Hood's Sarsaparilia Cured Him of Dreadful Sores — Now in it Scrofulous “24 4) | began to bh sapar i, finished, the ever returned | Alin oifioc dh ib fui afd hod ¢ BICYCLERS § SHOULD ALWAS 000080000 SN COURT PLASTER... ELECTRIC LINIMENT Mar GREEN'S PHARMACY, Besa H ¢ BELLEFONTE, PA. ¢ fevsasssasssaasasal ase" r9%" "9 ST SST STTSTSTDSTTSTY™YYS LEGAL NOTICIH | el y the rdance on of the ear and pass ‘ 1 : the several acoour d esday the 1 wk in the ag i wot the said 1 HARRISON WALKER Auditor, UDITOR'S NOTICE In the Orphan's Court of Centre « the matter of the estate of Constance Curtin late of Boggs township, deceased The undersigned, an auditor appointed by sald court to hear and determine the exceptions filed to the first and partial aceount of H. R Curtin, administrator of ete. of said decendent and to restate the account in accordance with his findings, will meet the parties interested for the purposes of his apho mtmant, on Friday, June 4 187, at 10 ock A. m. at his office In Bellefonte, Pa. when and where all parties interested are required to make and prove their claims, or be debarred from coming In upon said mind Cannes PF. Hewes, Auditor minty. in 0 Al DITOR'S NOTIC) inthe Court of Com "mon Pleas of Centre Co No 0. April Term, 1802 Al Fi. Fa. No, 5 April Tern, 18% The undersigned auditor appoingded by the sald Court of Common Pleas to make distribn tion of the funds or money in the hands of W, M. Cronister, Bsq.. High Sheriff of Centre Co arising from the sale of the real esate of the sald Samuel Grove to and among those legally entitled thereto, will attend to the duties of his appointment at his office in the Borough of | Bellefonte, Pa. on Monday the 18th day of | June, A, DD, 1807, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, when and where all parties in interest may st tend or be forever debarred from coming in on sald fund KD GETTIG, Avnditor Rebecea Spar ¥. Samuel Grove Qrra AN'S COURT SAL) By virtue of an order of the Orphan's Court | of Centre county directed to the undersigned, there will be sold in the village of Hublers burg, on BATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1897, all the following described p of Walker, ennsylvania, | at 2o0'clock p.m. real State tute in the town | county of Centre and state of EE EE SS So SS i | Prope | é ak bounded on # A A NINH IIT III IRA AIA AT III Lil ARheRiCesNsf § » € Ia, EN EE — TRANGPOSING PANG: Instantly transpose any suit any \ vie THE ONL v FIANON » transpose o Toll chy " 2 " i” & FT) 1 nny Or eh th non gy to wut Any Yoice rr. EE ae} MISS OHNMACIHT, EO I ON mmo C0 c—. SECHLER The Leading Grocers. - WHOLESOME dbbbdbbbbbbbbbbbbd hhtbbibbb bd bbb bbb | FOODS. ——g™ HAPPINESS LONGEVITY - r Feods a Prosperity Quality and Full .Neasure SECHLER & CO The Leading Grocers, BELLEFONTE, PENN’'A. A GOOD FIT a8 cary, exact, aud perfect as possible with a shoe made to order, is what every one desires. An ill-fitting shoe is & constant annoyance and a growing discomfort. The longer you have it, the less you like it. Our stock in- cludes first choices in all the sizes manufactured, and up to date, nature has failed to produce any foot outside of his line. We can please you, because we show every- thing desirable for all oe casions. There's wear here as well as beauty. MINGLE'S SHOE STORE, Bellefonte, Penn’a,
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