= THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BE LLEFONTE, PA., THURSDAY, JUNE 3, ROR TRIB RIRIRIEY THE RACKET n Bellefonte, No. ¥¢ ORDER EXCHANGE, Penn'a. AND TAHITI TATHTLTOVHTH The Biggest {and Busiest Store | in Tow Wl. Come and o whi x + June the i have been preparing for mer month for many show you the choices season, at prices ti counly even preten X This is a Shirt Waist Season. | and } h il Of TOSt : the { noon mont enough to reach around are, rices 1K What the l the thie We have some to Sp Yes, 1g—34C 1 and so cents fo gs cents fo or 1 SUMMER DRESS GOODS. es, Dimitie i ns—Choice selecti mone pays yout NORMAL SCHOLARSH wh ¢ Le Centre Democrat, THURSDAY, JUNE de. and be 1 will in name of some lady or gentleman office, where it will Id over thirty days Cut this out, fill serving young send it to this counted. If he not be counted 000000000000O000O000000000 THE COUNT. Violette Wolf, Centre Hall Ida M. Zion Belle Shaffer, Nittany IJ. S State Colle ge Showers, Neidigh, Isabella Jones, Milesburg A. H. John Delaney, Howard, Mamie IeRoy Delong, Corman, Marion twp Bechdel, Blanchard Romola , Ht ut lL le rs! Te nner Rumberger Hoy, harles Housman, Mary Ure Carolina V E.C James C , Penn Hall Irvin J. Packer, Shep Achenbach, Robert Lyons, Bellefonte Wm. Zerby, Sober WEEKLY COURT. Tw Pp Penn Hall rader Romola Bellefonte of voles cast Ida Showers, 8. Neidigh, The following isa list during the past week 298 ; Violetta Wolf, 469 ; 109 ; Isabella Jones, 87; Belle Shaffer, 20: A. H. Corman, 2; Jom Delaney, 84 ; Mary Rumberger 5; Chas, Gillmore; 3. We hereby certify that the above is « correct statement of the number of votes cast in the Scholarship Contest up to date, Wu. T. Rover, W. HARRISON WALKER Bellefonte, Pa. June 3, 1897. D. HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver lis, Bil | lousness, Indigestion, Meadache, Easy to take, easy to operate, 20c. CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT The News Gathered From Various Sections 'HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO What our and Army of Alert worthy Correspondents see The local will be observe ol note Happenings of every community gladly Published-—Send the ne we will Publish it SNOW SHOE MENTION What Has Be Week inand en Transpiring During the Past About the Mountain City S. B. 1St week. Styr urchased a new horse | { | | | | | | | | | | | |} looks just Wh at the hand, Harry Lorrs who wa burg hos | with a sore agi A party of eig fonte pedaled up to our breezy on $ home lit wheelmen fron mount; ous resort time, There Moshannon Shoe scems t SDOrsS po . Michael irculating PE Robt greatly improved his front parch a v J Brown, ¢ ¥ Haddo Kk Mr. Ed Davis his residence by coat of paint The Snow Shoe base ball team played the Gillentown boys five innings on Sat. urday, and won 18 to 10 in favor of Snow Shoe. They don’t take very much to the Snow Shoe chaps, and got sadly left The world, to them, looks dreary. No wonder it does when Snow Shoe scored | 18, while the quit with 10. June Bua. a giving greenie SOBER ITEMS W. G. Auman is making improvements | on the property, which he recently bought from J. W. Beecher Robert Young was a visi neighborhood, last Saturday. On last Friday evening while A. P. Zerby was working ou his saw mill, the | dog of the rear head-block dropped into | his foot, cuttting a pretty deep gash, Mr Zerby has not been able to walk since I. P. Smith hauled his bark to the rail. road last week with Jun, Lloyd and Jim make a pretty good team It cost Centre county the of three good cows toteach a few of its should-be. intelligent citizens a lesson in school law We have people in our vicinity who make contracts, demand wages before due, and finally hire attorneys to collect, even if the amount involved is not suffi. cient to satisfy any attorney, Clayton, the ten year old son of Aaron ' Auman, had the a leg, last week. On last Saturday evening a short time before sunset, W. W. Jamison and E. P Zerby suddenly disappeared. day moming Mr. Zerby was found on the porch at his father’s residence having taken refuge on the soft side of a bench; at this writing nothing has been heard of Mr. Jamison, but it is supposed that he is herding cattle in the seven.mountains, Anybody desiring to have cycling in- formation would do well by addressing A. F., Suyder, of this place. Ors Winngn. for mm our value To Cure Constipation Forever, ko Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 100 or 2e, It C. C. C. fall to cure, druggistarefund money. misfortune of breaking | On Sun- | REBERSBUR RUMBLINGS landlord understands his business ; don't forget it, The hotel took its first prize in decoration and in violin music It looked like a little paradise. The vio linist made the spruce, flags and flowers full of birds Mr. Roland at home, The Un quarterly inca SUnaay, Our Royer ¢ decoration y a good ! come Loge ther + Booney The “Mum ma CH COrge and Prof. Elmer Bierly 7 4 ing beauty ond ife. a pleasant visit at and Sunday for their western moming. of Orangeville this } lace They expect to home, Thurs. I1l., made Saturday start day on his better a visit Royer and made (reorge Farmeis Mills, on Sunday C. M. Bower, of Bell business call on Monday half, of ,at this place cfonte wife, of \ obut and tends at Jacob VYomada ville, visited fr day Rev. lohr, of Millheim, good sermon to a crowded house, member filve dollar hats and brains Wm. Kreamer and Frank, of Millheim, was streets on Sunday n, on Sun to en wife Mrs our and seen on Memorial day, Where on Saturday, quiet was alithe PP, O. 8S. of A FIEDLER jon day was cold and but with a former OCCARIons Woodward Patriotic Sons, accompanied by a large number of citizens of that place, were met at St, Paul cemetery, by the veterans, Aaronsburg Band and Sons of Veterans, Three veterans graves were decorated and then the procession went to the chapel where they decorated the graves of seven veterans. Prof, C. E. Edmunds made a most excellent address and was highly complimented by all. At Aaronsburg, the professor was again ur. ged to speak, and made a short, but spirited address to a large assembly ; those who showed their loyalty and pa- triotism, by their presence, their service, and their flowers, did their duty ; but how about those who do nothing, who stay at home, or go visiting. and even veterans who do not honor the dead or respect the living, Soon these will go the way of all fiesh and then who will drop a flower on their graves, to show homage and respect for their loyalty and bravery. Certainly this is wrong, We shiould ever teach these princi hes ¢ of right and honor to the young an generation. Honor the dead who yi Decorat disagreeable, ance then omew hat attend The better on . - for |o'clock, P | decorate | Romig, t made | was well {to the Demx | Turn out, | good men made a | | off Mackey. | preached al Re- | cent | | ity, and 8S 1 wit | Mills was very | visiting at Curtin's, | ance | and putting up a vew porch wv the Union. In the evening, at 7:30 atriotic a body at the Woodward cemetery, to the grave of a comrade, Rev, of the Evangelical Association, an address at this place, which 1 received, and the citizens, who had taken the organ to the cemetery rendered some excellent musi pleasant and proh feell duty ng that another past Who ' anoluer PLEASANT GAP NOTES and Memor ion Day Exer mon As ppropriate I8gs athes Wi SCTIOus one Saturday, is the time for delegate meeting to elect three delegates atic county convention Democrats, and help to select Next June s, Two young men from with an accident ing. They had Was Aaronsburg, met on Saturday even their buggy wheel torn it Paddy eve water Boy last HUBLERSBURG ITEMS WANTED (A little more confidence, until Advance Agent McKinley . gets around delivering that promised prosper. Christ Robb and wife, PP. Hockman , were the guest Sunday Mr of Blanchard, and wife of Farmers lia Br of Ju own on and Mrs. D. M. Whitman were over sunday. Frank Miller has improved the appear of his house by remodeling the roof Mr. mg at and Mrs, Curt Aaronshurg camer were visit latter part of last | week Mr. and Mrs. James Markle, of Pit. cairn, formerly of this place, are visiting relatives and acquaintances in this vicin. ity at present The corn is rather weather small yet, the cold retarding its growth, John Brown, from Loganton, was sit. ing Julia Brown last week. Sophia Rocky is visiting at Zion at pres ent, Frank Camer lot from James Carner, build a house. Sous of America met in | | look to see has recently bought a | and expects to | No Decoration day exercises were ob. | served at this place. We have five or six veterans burried in our cemetery and | quite a number at Snydertown. Next year we hope these will not be neglected as heretofore, of some simple ser wo Lyne bg ph — Who ean think | | | The rorce or Mavit, ! Brooklyn contains more people who that which does not exist, and which they know does not exist, than any city in the world. And it is | simply because of habit. Nearly all the | rallroads in that city, in the older part of the city, or Brooklyn as it was before | Willismsburg was annexed and assimi- lated, converge at the city hall, and until two or three years ago the town clock was in thocupola of that building, During the many years that it announc od the time by bell indicated. ft on its four dials to the Brooklynites every person who passed ‘the ball’ looked to soo what time The habit became an in Brooklynites, and today, although they know that fire de stroyed the there is hardly a person who steps from a car at the City Hall square or j building who does not look inquiringly toward the spot where the « was . on { but is not, New lood and it wos, stinet to most cupola, clock and all, asses the Absolutely Pure. i lock York Times The The begi: First Astronomy. z2 of astronomy the tops of of Babylon and the pyramids of Egypt. It is by many writers that both classes of struc tures were erected for astrone al pur- poses, As early the tin Job, nearly 2,000 years before Christ, most of the stars had been divided in stellations. The writer of Job me Arcturus, Orion and Pl familie, The modern from the labors of Cog ind xh HOW TO FIND OUT. NNINg wers on towers believed mi Ls fo — ny, og grog sgn WOR ge me = AN ol tion STATE - ntions being dates 18008 ns tisul JAMES ELDON. A. M.. Ph.D : NORMAL - SCHOOL Principal, Lhaaddddaddadbiditdandaddadiosdadiasdasdasdatdastasdottstditdandads EE EN a J ® S - 9 LY : 3 | BUYING A SUIT you wsortment CENTRE COUNTY prices coupled with the lowest know n HONEST GOODS. Sn LLL Costs Nothing to See. aoe FAUBLES, ALLEGHENY STREET, BELLEFONTE, PFPEININ A. I Tv , BJ 3
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