= THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSLCAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1807. THE tt | ) . T i We can say truthfully that onr stock has never been so complete as it is now. It is early for Fall and Winter goods, but heavy purchases last summer previous to the change of the tariff, when prices were the | lowest on record, accounts for it and assures U for the! SEASON Utopia Imported Germantown and Saxony Yarns, al last Veiars DIICes {worth 15 to 20 ots per pound } More now. ST ERILLANKE TSK part Alabama wool, (that's cotton ANO,) Zo per ] tl ] rs pri i re iret iil COIOrs, it wool and an $ il ye [hank a lucky pi Men, Women and One ton railroad manifest weight, Best th noney we cent last WICEeR LS for Children. for . » 101 1€ i » Ave seen §G. R.SPIGELMYER, JR { SHEM SPISELMYER USTWORTHY AND ACTIVE r ladles to travel for respot NORMAL SCHOLARSHIP expen washiz Winte en, Pa., for gentile. is will entitle rivileges of that or This scholarship will t of cost, readers the paper be asked ar vote, and the 1 patrons of will to award the )y a popul PRIZE highest num nished tuition free, for at the Normal. NOTE: ~This ¢ ! -The person securing the ber of votes will be fur. the Winter term, the ontest will urday. October Ist 00000000 O0OOO000000OO00000 | ] The Centre Democrat, THURSDAY, SEPT. 23, 1897 y i horses at CORRESPONDENTS The News Gathered From Various Sections What our Army of Alert Correspondents see | The Happenings of every community will be and observe worthy of note local gladly Published—Send the news we will Publish it, OAK HALL EVENTS Thos. Gre ne . Mr. Andrew We at Geo. Klines, ; Miss Behers, of B . G. Palmers at pt 0 Run, is visiting esent ) ‘lose has recovered his watch, which he lost over one year ago. Most of our farmers are through cut. ting corn. The crop is a large one Mrs. visited Shoe, Knoff's last week. Irvin and family, of Snow 1 t Anthony in mn over this greatly passed Quite a heavy ra lace which was pi last week, needed, D. C. Gingrich visited here and Hall last week. of Altoona, in sights of Centre nit Our community was well at Centre Hall, last week, and 1aving a good time Misses Myrtle and E Tressler, two of Filmore's ladies, friends here last week. SOwWers mma visited Veterinarian Fry, of been kept busy in our town lately. Quite P » ~ a mber of horses and cows are sick. ine Grove, nu The school houses have been cleaned and are ready for school. Now, ur town can boast of is I houses, one clean € most that we “ nlp cople * SOI + t § anked if wn busi is place, who they would just at- ne ess and We two Of crossed the m the unexpec thie thing HOWARD HAPPENINGS e, of this place Mr. Joseph Dichl f choice apples Mr. ] ‘rain here on Mouday. is loading a car load business S transacted Mr. Calvin Garbrick, of Zion, was over in our town on Monday Wm. P. Rishel's grateful—another face looks girl Mr. Albert Thompson, of Snow Shoe, is a guest of W. H. Nefl Miss Minnie Thomas, oft visiting friends at Tyrone his place, is Miss Bogle,of Milton, is visiting her brother, Mr. Bogle, of this place + Some of our people attended the sur. prise party, at Romola, on Thursday The representive of the Williamsport Paper Co. was in our town on Wdnesday The steam thrashers are heard in every direction, going from farm to | farm Mr. Welch, of York, is a guest of his brother-in-law, Mr John McElwain, of | this place. “a ian ->{SCHOLARSHIP COUPONi<- Name : Addiess Cut this out, fill in name of some de. serving young lady or gentleman and send it to this ce, where it will be counted. If held over thirty days will not be counted, ' 0000000000000000000OO00000 THE COUNT, Violette Wolf, Centre Hall.......... ops Ida M. Showers, Ziot............... $8sg WEEKLY COUNT. The following isa list of the votes cast during the past week:—Ida Show. ers, 321; Yioletta Wolf, 290; We hereby certify that the above is a correct statement of the number of votes cast in the Scholarship Contest up todate, Wu. T. ROYER W. HARRISON WALKER. } Bellefonte, Pa. Sept. 23, 18¢7.' The fields are beginning to look spotted | They report corn a | with corn shocks. good crop. WwW. H. long loaded a car load 90 cents, The peaches in this section are very plenty. They are sold as low as 25 cents per bushel, Mr. far as to be able to be up again, It seems like a miracal. Wm. P. Rishel, miller for W. H. Long, of | this place, is on the sick list. Rheuma. tism is the trouble. Mamie Strunk, formerly of this place, but vow engaged in Bellefonte, is home ou a two week's vacation, Clover seed, in this section, is a good crop, andis well filled, something we have not had for some years. The refreshing shower that fell on last Thursday evening was very much need. ed. There should have been more of it, Mr. BE. C. McEntire, formerly of this place, now of Williams: was a of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Tipton, over Sunday. Mrs. Sallie K. Smeltzer, formely of this place, now of Chicago, is visiting friends at this place and was a pleasant caller at the bakery. Elder A. M. Morris, of Indianapolis, Ind., began a series of menting in the Disciple church, of this place, on Mon. day. Preaching each evening during the week, at 7:30. Our little town has four schools and we have experienced teachers for the { success and hopes every DEPARTMENT | wheat to Bellefonte to Gerberick, Hale | & Co., and secured gs cents per bushel, {| Remember | made on the farm every day. HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO| teers i Rose’’ | issue, stated he was to Heclaon t has | | place. He is a splendid wind pou of | wheat, at this place, the past week at | Wm. Thomas, has recovered so | ; among the early settlers of the The writer wishes them scholar may coming winter. profit thereby. Two of our farmers took a load of farmers that £2.50 is not The new brake mill, recently put Long's mill, of this place, has been a great improvement tothe “White flour. Mr. Long says he is about 40 or so barrels behind orders, William C. Dietz, of near Mt. Eagle, purchased a new bicycle, William has opened his winter school at the Hender- son school house, over iu Nittany will see him sail to and fro daily xr x Ou y have return. in the eastern Prof, Latshaw and fami! ed from a two weeks visit counties. He is the principal at this place and is now ready fos work. Our schools open on Monday 1 mstructor, good HOWARD XO. 2 The Howard schools begin this week hi) gay horse of late Jodie, of this } la , driv n are all J. Wetzel's factory mu 1e sick list The church lathed present, and will be completed soon | h , this week new being n being tow | eased in our taking wo r. John Haagen’ bright girls. | Mr. Wm. Weber smile the last few days eleven-pound girl. [| wears He say $i ur instructing COTTCSPON the p week, resuming t of coun The correspondent No. 1,in last week's 3] he 13th, He was one of the bali players from Since the news reached 1¢ man in Warren Co. ie wet weather and hea ave stopped profane language | about the Wé should have more wd this sectic cursing ring t 4 * } ring the results, x 3 ' t " } using dry weat h warnings in « 144 ge iizens het $1 er to make better Geo. Mu other week Some of ing their ¢ ig tl Wm i $4 frtensit 118 OQ INnendas § Met Y after paying a few wee ter Maggie, ; Thos. Ro appearence cy 4 OS ast week lay night en) disapoointment 8 vicinily, some week future ast ana some Boob lost another his best horses. This is the third horse that he bas lost this summer. He also lost a cow, some calves and swine Elmer one of FAMILY REUNION Among the many pleasing events of | reunion, | Hub. | Early the summer, the Miller famil held at the Miller lersburg, | homestead, at ustly deserves place ou Thursday morniog the family and all at the of persons i invited guests began to gather, Miller homestead, at the lower end town, and by noon at least eighty were present In the grove back of the house a most bountiful repast had been prepared and | as the guests gathered around the table, | all joined in singing, "Praise God whom all blessings flow,” after the divine blessing was invoked by Rev Runkle In the afternon a progrom which had been prepared was most excellently ren. drerd, consisting of an address by Rev Runkle, a recitation by Mrs and a few appropriate hymns, The Miller family is one of the oldest and most influential of the valley. Father John Miller, deceased, was valley and the family bas resided here ever since He was the father of eight children, six of which are still living and were preseet at the reunion, namely: Mr. Dr Adams, Mrs. Goodhart, of Centre Hall; Mrs. Ertley, of Jacksonsville! Mrs. John Long, Parvin; Michael Miller, Madison. burg; and John Miller, Hublersburg. Before parting, all gathered around the organ and sang ‘God be with you till we meet again.’ It was a day most enjoyably spent. “A Gust." Runkle, What De the Children Drink 7 Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you t the new food drink called GrainO? It is delicious and nourishing und takes the place of coffee. The more Grain.O you give the children the more health you distribute th their sys. en, Buvigiins » made re init, w properly prepared tastes the choice grades of coffee but costs | 4 fing | bulidings i from | which | about ¥ as much. All grocers sell it, 15¢. and 25¢. tf PILES PERMANENTLY CURED In From 3 to 5 Days’ Time, by the Use of Lo- Mo, One bottle guaranteed to cure any case of piles, regardless of how long standing, sician may claim. Money refunded permanent cure is not obtained in most severe casesin less than 5 days’ time. After all others fail get loMo and be cured. Price $1.00 per bottle, sent prepaid to any address on receipt of price, Ad. dress Harry logue, 10g West Fourth street, Williamsport, Pa [OG More Giass Works The three Lock Haven Democrat say ovens that have been in erection were completed rec laymg of the foundation { th of October, Ty factory ron moving os Lreorge W. McG ow, burg, has offered to perate a piar 1, if the oi iss ’ {Lhe town dons Ig very vv hype iy been le most of the LE 3 iat | { Grove, by Victor Grange No. 159, P. of H, | In Memoriam. Royal makes the food pure, in wholesome and delicious, Resolutions respect of Michael WHEREAS Alwise God in his infinite | goodness has again entered our order | and quickly called from our number our | ape or } : what you have tried, or what your phy- | ged brother be it if | the | Resolved in the death of brother Grove, this Grange has again lost one of its most devoted members, always in his | place, both in the order as well as the church of his choice, ever ready to en. courage every good word and work, Kesolved that whilst we feel deeply the loss of a most valued ncighbor, citi and father, we yield to Him who « all things weil, Resolved that these re lished in the Gazette crat, that a copy the deceased, and our « in mourning for a period anda De Absolutely Pure SCHOO! as Convent paration has been Tuesday evenin john Wana sociation, Pres The people of Harr y hearty dent tend a wel hool worker Bahy’s Smooth, Fair Skin Is Due to Hood's Sarsaparilla Cured Mim of Dreads Sores —~ Now in C It | Scrofulous 5% 5 “rt the ag : - began LO LRVEe sures ti h TELEGR Splendid ty for you Paying 00d siary secured A SC roms FISK TELEGRAPH SCHOOL Lebanon, Penna. 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