THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, P THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 ro fs 1808 THE RACKET REXIEXIEBER _» that MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH { What Our Army of Alert Correspondents See is the last day of The Dissolution Sale, The spots, but there are many bargair big store is showing some bare vel, Don’ t Wait until he | kom Now | OOUS fonte without §G.R.SPIGELMYER {SHEM SPIGELMYER, JR AARONSBURG. and Cl Ohio, James Holiway have gone to Akron, few weeks with friends Messrs John and Har fonte, spent a few days friends, in the burg Weav tur: had be peo} 1 : church, as the Sermon was F. W. Brown. Sarah Klin : visiting about three Mrs. Effie Weave: Bellefonte. Mr. and Mrs eyviile, Sundayed mother A Truthful § pres Edward Smull with the Statem merchant at Gillentown store had been robbed dt Watches chains jewlery, razors, knives and $2 in pennies were taken, also other articles, here is no clue as to parties were who the guilty Try Grain-O Try Gramn-0! Ask your grocer to-day 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 Grain-O has that rich seal brown of Mocha or Java, but it is made from pure grains, and the delicate stomach receives it without distress ¢ the p of coffee. 25¢c. and 25 cts. per package Sold by all grocers most rice Art! ICATION FOR LIQUOR LICENSE Notice is hereby named persons have 0 Liquor Lice nse In the office of the ( of Quarter Ness us of Ot ntre « be made to sa {f March riven that ed tneir petition Court that application will Tuesday the 1st day the same WHOLESALF Geo. E Chandler Orin Va W.K Haves & v WHOLESALE BZER Samuel Rogers nd W Ph Dubois Brewing Co Wm. Riley Jr Geo. E. Lamb John Anderson WHOLESALE John C. Mulfinger Spring Noah WwW. Eby Halnes WHOLESALE BREWERS Louis Doll wes « BETITET MALT AND BOTTLERS W.R Charles ind W Philipsburg TAVERN LICENSE Thomas Barnes J: md W Philipsburg Dorsey I. Meyers . John A. Erb Joseph Plekering Joseph Peters R. Newton Shaw Tempest Slinger James Passmore Geo. W. Mapledoram Henry Broekerhoflo. eu. elle font D . Keller n Garman Y eager W. L. Daggett. Simon K. RIDE James 8. Relsh sane A. Shawver Ww. HH, Runkle Pp. H. Ruki. W. 5. Musser John M_Heish Bdwin Rubi Lawrence Redding. John 6G Uzel Geo. B Uzzell Jae. L, Delaas..... Alois Kohlbecker Samuel B, Shafer... A. LL. Nerehood J. A. Gramley LICENSE ind WTh N W Belletonte DISTILLERS Twp Twp WW Pean Twp Potter Centre Hall Boro Gregg Twp Millheim Boro «Walker Twp Snow Shoe Twp Howard Boro Boggs Twp Miles © WwW. ¥. Smit, Clerk MONEY TO LOAN, On first class real estate security. A limited to $1000 and an i Ih sums Bb ny Py re sums, Bri iva "i bly is LAN Le win Haat there, | CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT The News Gathered From Various | Sections HAPPENINGS and Obrerve Worthy of Note—The Local Happenings of Every Community Will be Gladly Published Publish it, Send the News, We will MTTANY ITEMS Quite a number of children are whooping cough, Mr. 1. S. Prain, here on Saturday, Mr. Howat Haven on the having of Walker, wa on s around busine 1 Zerby took a tr kK tral ip to Lock n Saturday. Father Hawk is in con John Tolber 1 iu made p to this place on Monday morning. a says he DUEEY are loo many Mi: John Holmes, bought the Snavely tany Hall. Mr. Joseph McCaleb his timber tract and will s Huston station. Mr. Noah Yearick has purchased a new slide trombone. He expects to be with the band ag Mr. Frank RmensE, 3 Winkleman spent poon at the club hou Mart for wood after nd El Sunday 3 Gates and i as har horse e However we ANY new horses arout ust went for a little fun The af: 1 only child Mrs. Will Custard, of Lamar, Satur inflammation leath they have was burie on f th . bowels used its This seems children Jennie was one sixteen days old the sympathy of the very sad, dead and none liyvir year, five mouth an The parents have people three ~You can't do better—THRE CENTRE DEMOCRAT and the weekly Pittsburg Fost both one year for $1.50 FIEDLER Messers short visit John and Harry Bell to their uncle Weaver shi his back injuring his spine We are glad to report that smith is getting better again Mr. Host masure fork la this. Messrs John and Climer St wives visited Mr as he is on the Woodward girls say our dont have spunk enough to go with them, but girls don't worry about that Mr. Beni. Stover will move to Aarons burg in the Spring. We are sorry to lose him as he is a good neighbor. Mr. Weaver sold his valuable driving horse for $2.50. Now is dar dick om oysters pedia un conventions tenda, George ipped and our black ith the equal fox w Who can CTINGN XilieG 8 st week, and Guiswite [ast Sunday, 5 sick list again Iver bovs It is a public question as to what ab. sorbs the time of the regular correspond. ent at this place. let us hear from you next week, Mr. G. B. Stover lost a valuable pair of spectacles, and if anybody has found them, or will find them, turn them, He would bv for them sry thankful To cure a cough or a cold in one day take Krumrine's Compound Syrup of Tar. Money refunded if it fails to cure tf RUNVILLE RIPLINGS Miss Laura Walker, of Austin, Potter Co., is visiting her sister, Ida Poorman, Harry Bortoff and wile, of Scotia, were visiting Mrs. Hortoffs mother, Mrs, Mary Witherite over Sunday. The protracted meeting is still in pro. gress, so far there have been twenty-one conversions and two seekers, Elias and Edward Hancock and C. 8, Lucas attended the local institute at Kagleville on Friday evening and Satur. dav. Our town is reasing. It now has a shoe makes; Str, Samuel Furl, is ready to mend your worn out shoes and make | them pearly as good as pew, Mr. Milligan Walker has just finished serving bis term of one month as deacon, furaished all the oii for the use of church, and one half on a new for the of the church, Milli gan never shrinks his duty to help a good | * cause, IN CENTRE CO they should re. | KREAMERVILLE ITEMS, Gertie Trump, from Rachtown, iting friends here, is Vis- John Winters is getting his new | ready for the occupancy of H, A. wiler, Det John Housman's brother Charles was visiting here over Saturday and Sunday, and took in the entertainment, Luther Miller was home over Tuesday | to tend the election. He will move back | to this place by the latter part of March, Too late for your correspondent to tell election news for this week, but of course it is always Democratic, by large major- ities, The entertainment in church, on Saturday quite nicely, and good order prey Thomas Waite has home for a while. He had quite a misfortune the other day while cutting wood, w 1 stick struck him in the the M. E. ailed come cn eye } Irvin Harry, who was ofl weeks tending convention § The other the name of T. A Ava Al, summer school but we authority, that he will con equently ovial fri Detwiler wi il the tion, He i The position, and desery " the mentioned who was have 10 i it from good and not teach end, is certamly public generally OAK HALI Harshbarger is go lis oid to work at farmin Mr. Chas. Sweetwood hashired to F. A Carson, asa clerk. We hope he will make a success of it One of our voung fellows of this place goes over to his gall on Saturday morning and don’t get home until day. Stimlich gude Bill Mr. ] day evening county, to see the broad smile because he see W. Smith returned home Satur from Rainsburg, Bedford twins. He wears a is father of twins One of our fox hunters, while out hunt ing, saw a fox and, onl barrel gun, fired and missed the animal, then shouted and told the fox to because he had no more began running after him We have learned that the Centre Reporter 18 going to sell quit teaching school Ask the scribe whet her he got any Beaver skins lately. When be went to Epworth Lea gue and saw that his lady friend was not there, he home to see her. The scribe the corresvondent tothe Centre was going to read think he is badly mistaken said in last week's Reporter, lawyers lied. Some fellows who are not lawyers are lars though, Well! Old Co- coanut, is a good name for you get out ammunition, and pills and snid that Democrat that all ROLAND RIPPLINGS Mr. Robert Jacobs and Miss Cora Neff are on the sick list, Owing to a break in the canal saw mill is not running this week, Miss Maud Bathurst, ed her parents at this place on last Thurs day. Furst Leathers and wife, of Bradford, Pa., are visiting at their home in Mt. Eagle. Miss Bitner, of Rote, puest of Miss Ollie Leathers, Eagle, last week. F.C and L. A. Leathers, students at Lock Haven Normal, spent Sunday at their home in Mt, Eagle. It is ramored that a quile prominent gentlemen, of Bellefonte, and one of our 1air young damsels, will enter the bonds of Hymen before long. Prof. 1. A. Zeigler and Miss Alice Neff, of this place, attended the Local Tosti. tute at Hagieviile last week, Mr Zeigler | spoke on ‘Vertical Penmanshin,” He also has started a writing class in Mt, | Ragle, While R. C. Leathers and family were | attending a fuveral on last Priday, burg. | lars attempted to break into their house. They succeded in raising a window five ot six inches, Dut hi re frightened way before they got in the Pa... was the of Mt. | house | evening, passed off They had a crowded house. | to stay ach | 2 1 | Mon- { of wheat th y having a single { for scribe to the | {ed in knit | | they | Reading, as thier pastor in the future, walked about two miles to her | agent, | on our streets Monday i law in the future. 1 | on what he | of Tyrone, visit. | our school, BOALSBURG, Tuesday's election was well attended. Hassen got about a dozen valentines, oun Valentine day. Rev, ing sermon last Sunday evening. Mr. David Stewart was able to go and vote Tuesday, also William Baumgard- ner. went to Lemont to evening. Prof. Edward Meyer was howe sever | al days last week, Ed. seems to be in | it, not far from town, Dr. Kidder was to Monday, came back brought with him a fine horse We noticed « Potter, on preaching Sunday Tuesday and ETay Mout Squire Fer Tuesday. T < bad of our Ku Juire been one ers, [Or many years, seem to have es In and al There been horse a SOBER ITEMS oming home drew Zerby be denied that politics is not but through the shrewdness of our worthy chairman, J. C. Crouse, the whole democratic ticket was elected. No better choice could have been made his reappointment B 1108 : atlencu this week Garbrick is at Lamar, John Eby shipped is week Ihe price being cents per bushel Miss Sallie convention, Mr {wo car Miss Blanche who has been vis the past The Evan ed 10 hold Proceeds for Sweeney Mrs. Sadie has re of Lentre ting Ung work Kuhn irned home ibers have decid their convention next week. the benefit of the church A very interesting sermon was preach. the Reformed church by Rev Eisenburg, of Centre Hall, at which time Mr Thomas Bickle, of eCIICAL clected J. Elmer Alters, our former but now of Hecla Park, was ticket seen GREEN BURR The protracted meeting of this place, is in progress in the new Evangelical church. They have had fourteen con versions since the first two weeks and | eight are still seeking On Sunday Mr. Ezra Confer, Was secn on our streets On Thursday, Wm Brushvalley, where he intends to for Mr. Fred Shlegel, this summer, Mr. Perry of Sober, Greninger, was clerk at Tuesday, 50 he had no school Many of the little folks, of this have the measles. The 23 ton roll since the town, school has only On Saturday Feb. 12th the 1. C. Kab! was well attended ————— MILESBL RG. A wedding of one of the fair sex will | take place in the near given notice to her effect. A series of revival meetings are now in progress at the M. KE. church, at this place, meeting with success. A number of conversions since the meeting began, of old and young. Frank and Wm, HM. Waguer are now manufacturing wheat and buck.w with the roller also corn. 1. Can and will accommodate the public in any form they desire, HOOD'S PiLLG cure Liver tis, Bil Easy 10 take, Onsy to operate, 280 future. She has employers to that Hepler preac hed a very interest. Messrs Chas. From and Joseph Meyer | tor settling indicates | dition of | stains | back is Huntingdon on | driving | | weak or diseased than i Tyson moved to! work | the teacher of | the election on | : vlace measles came to | i sale of Mrs. NOT FOR EVERYTHIN jut if you have kidney, liver or blad der trouble you will find just the remedy you need. People are not apt to get anxious about their health soon enough. If you are “not well” or “half sick!” have you thought that your cause of your sic kne ss? It is easy to tell by setting aside urine for twenty-four hours; an the kidneys linen it is trouble. scanty your a sediment When evidence of Too frequent desire supply, also conv {0 urinate, pain or duli ache in the incing proof that the kidneys and bladder need doctoring There is satisfaction in knowing that the great remedy Dr, K Swamp. Root, fulfills every wish hb sieving 5 : iimer kidaeys ar of bladder only does Swi activity trouble, w Now 1s the Time to test it Swamp Root quite | cver | kidneys may be the | unhealthy con- | urine | kidney Hoya! makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious, THE cm PHILAD. TIMES THE TIMES THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES 5 , Wh \ 37 t CROTVEeR ther THE TIMES WE ARE SHOWING THE CORRECT STYLES JUST WHAT YOU ARI HUNTING ATTHE RIGHT PRICES IT WIL] BY A VISIT PR TRY FAUBLE'S ALLEGHENY STREET, BELLEFONTE PENNA, \,
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