DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.,, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1898, CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT The News Gathered From Various Sections HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO What Our Army of Alert Correspondents See and Observe Worthy of Note—The Local Happenings of Every Community Will be Gladly Published—Send the News, We will Publish it, TO OUR PATRONS : Mr. Wm. H. Zeigler, of Wolfs Store, the solicitor and collector for The Centre Democrat, will attend the following Public Sales in the eastern portion of Penns valley and our patrons can remit to him for subscription, and thereby save the trouble of sending same to thisoffice : March 18—Perry west Millheim. 19—~J. A. Gueisewite, two miles west of Woodward. 22—Clayton Brumgart, Wolfs Store. 23—Jacob Witmeyer, Coburn, 24—Mrs. A. M. Weaver, one mile east of Coburn, 25-~Jacob Winklebleck, south- east of Millheim. Deabler, of 26—A. R. Alexander, at Mill heim. 28]. D. Bower, Aaronsburg. Z10N The winter snow is melted, And all the quilts are quilted And the maiden who has willed To be, e’er long, a bride Is sitting quite demurely, By strong walls bound securely Thinking that summer surely, Will bring that happy tide. We fear that one fair maiden, Who looks for gray horse laden With a youth, who, bound for Aiden An earthly Zion seeks Will e’er the gentle showers, Have sprinkled leafy bowers, Spend many sunny hours, And many pleasant weeks, In lovingly caressing And often each confessing That marriage isa blessing To loving hearts and true. Kind reader, don’t be laughiog, Nor others go to chafing, If the cup of love, your quafing, The next one may be you. THE CENTRE CHARGE |of W.R. Campbell | Altoona, with her son W { burned | gate, Danville, to attend the M. E. | which convened there on the 160 summer school | 11th of MILESBURG John Thomas, of Tyrone, was a guest J ® recently, Mrs. Annie Smith spent am his with hot cinders, recently. John an Ro Samuel Campbell had one of eyes t attended of Win- John Rankin, of the funeral of Willi stown, binson, Rev. Geo. E. King left on Tuesday for conference | h. William Johnson Spicer Spring twp., were evening 1 , by J. of the peace. Prof. J. A. Sager begin a in Central the | April; ter very reasonable, | Any one desiring further information should consult bins as soon as possible. and Miss , of | married on Saturday | Miles Green, sth justice | City, On The Ladies of the Epworth League, of | this place, will bold a Sun Flower social | { 19th. | Admittance 5 and 1 | vited to The schools are almost ready to close. | What will the youngsters do then? Mr. Jno. Eby received a car of coal | cause, on Saturday which was distributed among | his customers. Mrs. Catharine Struble has been visit. ing friends and relatives in Lewisburg, during the past week. Master John Rankin, spent Sunday at the home Decker, of this place. Joel Stover has recovered from an attack of purpura which had confined bim to the house for the past few weeks. They say the star gazer's sister sits on while her gentle. man lle nteitains himself in parlor Mr. Thomas Lesh and daughters, May and Verna, left for Unionville Saturday where they will few days with friends and relatives, the Convention is over but they say there is {drawal } i i } i : | {IO A €ain on | ArY { 0c, 30 a young man from the neighborhood ot | Spring Mills who gering look behind.” Mr. Jacob Shaffer has removed the shop, which stood on his town property “Casts a longing, lin- | | ship night the | be served. All are in- give a helping hand in a good Doors open at 7 in the city Hall, on Saturday Cake and coffee will y cents o'clock Report for Milesburg and Unionville Methodist charge for three years, Geo. E. King, pastor :—attended 41 funerals, baptised 46 persons, married 23 couple Decrease in membership—number of members died 13, number of removals by letter 14, number of removals without letler 8, number 3, total received by wr of removals by with. Increase in member. letter 15s, testal 8 VOLAL OG 8 received Total net vumber of con. from probation 74. gain in full members 51, versons 154. There ar probationers and 114 » now enrolled so iH members, mak- Mission the Mone areta fore Educate Your Bowes With Case Candy : Eg or ney re constips tints T -_r « Groggists refund C.C.is JULIAN Ask Frank and Jim Rev who got that taffy Maxwell closed his meeting last week. It makes a great improvement in regard to both looks and value. Messrs Will and Edgar Showers and John Fulgor left for parts of the West, during the last week. They will remain during the summer months, Mr. Wilson Cole has returned home from Dayton, Ohio, where he has been employed for the past year at farming All old friends are glad to welcome him home. Mr. J. J. Stine, our blacksmith, has se- cured the services of Mr. Chas. Norris, of Filmore, in Mr. Chas, Diehl’s place, who left a few weeks ago. We sincerely hope Mr. Norris will enjoy his stay with us Mr. Ed Homan | sermon in the M. E | gregation buil purchased a very fine | hound during the first of the week, while | Mr. Edgar Luiz in the same manner be. came the owner of a beagle. Hunting will, of course, be carried on more exten. sively in the future. Mr. John Bridge and wife, accom. panied by Miss Mabel Bridge, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Stine. The three have but barely recovered from severe attacks of typhoid fever but their recovery is now fully assured To Care Constipation Forever, Take Cascarets Candy Cathartie 100 or 280, It C C C. fall to cure. druggists refund money. GEORGES VALLEY. Daniel J. Decker’'ssale, on the 4th was well attended and brought good prices. On the 15th the sauerkraut sale will come off in the afternoon. Boys look for fun, Some of the farmers started to plow last week. Sol. Lingle farms the sunny. side farm at the Cross church. He cer. tainly makes the gravel fly, but just so the ground is good to make corn and oats. : Moving :—]. KE. Shires goes to Altoona and W. R. Bible takes his place. J. W. Iligen moved into Samuel Ertle’s tenant house. Fred Slegle goes to Wolfs Store. . M. Heckman takes his place on Fisher rs farm, S. F. Reeder takes his place on Samuel Ertle's farm. Mike Confer goes on the farm near the Egg Hill church. Mrs. Grira will vacate the Jobu Ripka farm, W. T. Lingle will move on the Manno Gentzle farm who will take his place on the old George Breon prop- erty. Scott Decker will move in Geo. Breon's house, who will take his abode with his parents. Jasper Wagner will move in where Victor Auman lives, Harry Gentzle moves down to Zerby station. Frank McClellan moves in his house, in Poe Valley, Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away, To quit tobaceo easily and forever, be mag. netic, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No/Toe Bae, the , that makes weak men strong. All 500 or #1. Cure guaran teed Booklet snd sample free. Address Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York | fife music {other night, Gave Mr. and Mrs Port Matilda Mrs. J. C. Nason has been very ill for the last week, but at this writing is some better, Elley spent Sunday at his farewell church last Susday Rev. Minnich preached morning. Mills Alexander is hauling build a new house on his farm, lick Hollow lumber to in Mud- Crider Mattern is taking out timber to rebuild his barn, which was destroyed by fire last fall There 1s some i: Rev. He George and Vincent in the talk of the Baptist con ng a new charch at this ruderson is their pastor, gave end us some fine of town, the us some more we like west | to hear it Mr. G. E. Campbeil, who is selling goods by sample for the Grand Union {in our town. Tea Company, is doing quite a business He sells the best of teas and baking powder, If you want a pre. mium he has them of every kind. Silver teapots and roasting pans and coffee green and brown. They are good; 1 know for I bought some in our town. the best that is | “Cory" To Care Constipation Forever, Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 100 or 250 It CC. C. fall 10 cure, druggists refund money. MINGOVILLE. Mrs. Gramley, wife of ex-treasurer Gramley, is circulating among friends and relatives, of this place. D. M. Dunkle has just received a lot of | fine quality of salt fish. You sliould see him before buying elsewhere, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Carson, of near Bellefonte, visited their daughter Mrs, John Corman, also John Speirly and wife, Miss Lydia Dunk! hoarded the train for Huntingdon, one day last week, to visit her sister. She will be gone for some time, Mrs. F. W. Dunkle went to the hos pital, in Philadelphia, to have an opera. tion performed. She is accompanied by her sister, Miss Hattie Hockman. John Maize, one of our accomplished Jong men, is in the fur business hunt. ing them and selling same. He is ove ahead of the rest of the hunters. He goes in the buggy, so he don’t have so Huis 0 cart} a He does not be. lieve in walking when they have a stable full of fine horses. No-To-Bae for Fifty Conta Guaranteed obaoco habit 3 weak men strong, blood pure. Me, AR roeniats The CRNTRE DEMOCRAT and W. Fost for $1.50 a year, Penang D'AFFAIRES IN WASHINGTON Sunday in! | Ross will then begin with an ent | Mr | father, of this place, } { out paperwood. C | ing | | D. | John Garbrick, of Zion, moved on the SENOR GONZALO DE QUESADA. OF THE REPUBLIC OF CUBA LINDEN HALL. Mrs Julia Williams, of Lemont, visited | at Mr. Robert Corl's over Sunday Miss Florence Ruthersford, ton, visited at D. F. Wiel day . aud’s over Sun- last week we said that was running the grist This was a mistake as Joseph Pa t this pia nill att John Myers: | present miller, Ross Mr. J his old H . stock of is making auction of goods this week Mr ire stock in his new store house. Hall, last f Nittany ity to the famous Nit. Noah Yearick, visit. ed friends 0 this Yearick belongs band and commun week in any Hall a five clario 1 piayer Spring is about here advance agent of summer has been y Pap ready to be the first one to wear hat in the spring Harshberger is Elmer Harshberger seen Swab is always straw strects already a John working for his is working for Tony yer is working on the 4 1 iyde Stamn is work for Lot Kimport These boys all y have different places from last year, | ¥ » ut | their post office address is the same, CrurcH DEDICATION: ~The new Unit ed Evangelical church, at this place, ledicated Sunday March the 20th, 18568. The servic will begin on Saturday evening, March 19th, preach. ing by Rev. D. P. Schaffer, A. M. of Mill Sanday morning preaching by Bishop W. M. Stanford, A. M Harrisburg: and on Sunday preaching by Prof. A. E. Got President of Central Pennsylvani The following mini ex pected Rev.C. H fonte, and A Amoug the attractive es will be the music ‘rol rp Wonder, A. M., of New Ber the finest Pennsylvania, render tions on the violin. Prof tre Hall, will play the clarinet. Another feature will be by Miss Rhoads, B. E., a graduate of Centrs Pennsylvania College, class ¢6, daughter of Rev. W. W. Rhoads Centre Hall Miss Rhoads wlll also render some of her choice selections on the violin, Some of the best talent in the county will be present to assist in the singing MoviNnGs: Mr. J. H. Ross will move into the house, now occupied by A. E. Myers, which Mr. Ross purchased re- cently. Mr, A. E. Myers will move into his house now occupied by P. C. Bradford. Mr. Bradford will move into the house vacated by J. H. Ross. Frank Tharp will move to Boalsburg, where he has purchased a house. James Wagner will move iuto the house vacated by Mr Tharp. James Ross will move to Oak Hall, and Jacob Song, of Oak Hall, move into the house vacated by Ross. Calvin Coble will move into house vacated by Mr. Song, Markle will by Mr. Coble, Levi Stump will move in to the house vacated by Mr Samuel Klinefelter, of Tusseyville, will move on the Rhone farm vacated by Mr Stump. Cyrus Durst will move to Boals- burg. Ezra Tressler will move on the farm vacated by Mr. Durst; and Wash ington Garbrick, of Fair Brook, will move on the farm vacated by Mr. Tres. sler. John Burris moved to Sprucetown, will be « mi cs mont ove hile, lege stiers are also Goodin g, of Be le Lohr, Mi features of 1 Rev of beim these BOTY College of one violinists will some Smith, of Cen. a solo, of Mr |and Irvin Burris, of Sprucetown, will move on the farm vacated by John Burris. W. Keller moved to Lemont, and farm vacated by Mr. Keller. Samuel Gross will move into the house vacated by William: Worrel, who moved to Pena Hail. David Harshberger moved to C. B. Houser's house, and Solomon 1dhr, of Boalsburg, will move into the house vacated by Mr. Harshberger., William Gross moved to Tusseyville. William Cooney will move to Tusseyville and Frank McClintock will move into the house vacted by Mr. Cooney. Evervhody mays Jo. Cascarets Candy Cathartie, the most won derful medical discovery of the age, pleas sot and refreshing to the taste, act gently and positively on'kidueys, liver and bowels, cleansing the entire system, dispel colds, cure headache, fever, habitual constipation and billousness, Pleass buy and try a box of C. CO. C. to-day; 10, 25, 50 cents, Hold and guarantesd to cure by all druggists, KEBERSBURG, Very many people attended the sale of Edwin T. Weaver, dec'd, last Thursday. W. Hi, Corman left for Valley Falls, Kansad last Thursday on legal business. We noticed John,’ our former miller, in town again, perhaps he is trying to rent a house. 1] t horses eliiped call on Chon Trl, Too and he will accom. modate . = To Hhostarinam spec Wedtuday sional business, ' Miss Ida Smull will leave for Chicago : of Laurel on our | » 3 ! ANDi. LL i Ida | will | the | and George | move to the house vacated | Markle and | next week again, where she holds a position as stenographer and typewriter, George A. Corman, of Aaronshurg, moved in the house vacated by Adam Auman and expects to laru for his uncle, A. N. Corman this year, Rebershurg actions would appreciate better from some of our girls, and pot such demonstrations as were noticed after the return home of two them, late Saturday night, of Practice is necessary in almost every thing before we are able to accomplish much and in the event thereof our new company of butchers should do a little target practicing before steer, (CORRECTION blunder was made in the death of Mr. John Smull report of the The composi. the article in an enmire rule, broke it up into tal communication arrived late it possible to reset same, Al tions are re-arraveed according of the paragraphs and the naturally, got those relating to the death paragraph, As was BUY sonals, making it look rediculous absurd curred that we bope no one will consider | as intentional. Many of our correspon { dents last week held a rush of work that | and revision able to could aot make the mails. overlook this rediculous error, which oc. curred in dur office and was pot the fauit in the ! will profit by this experience { ed that this explanation wi facotry | cause for being | of our correspondent It is | prove s bop TAT } to any person who may bave : _- ieved ' aggrieved—EpITor Tur weekly for $1.50 | SNOW SHO¥ You can't ler Pittsburg | DEMOCRAT at Fost both one vear The | ing marbles Mr. T old store room into ten: Mr. W.H. } photograph gallery to Ph Ys a B. I yavertis houses new | isher intends movi ure ipsburg Robt. Dixon, formerly Wm. Hall | been suffering | two weeks Mrs. J. P our iormer minis! Port Matilda P ie : Prof. A. C. Thompson, pris | schools of this p | Philipsburg on Saturday | Mr a broad smile ace, made James Morgan comes 1 that b last week over came to his home Owing to the mud, 101 ed which runs Central selec. | for a grasshopper ne of the year Mr. Frunk Snow Shoe base { has been to agreement the boys this season pitcher, and fools the derful curve Ring BroxEx Mr. Wm. Poorman, while felling logs at Bidding's camp, slipped from the acme of the logs, and fell tothe ground landing on a log, on his leit pear his heart, breaking three nbs. He was unconscious for some time, but by the aid of his fellow work- men regained counstiousness. He made a very brave undertaking by walking to { his home from the camp, | three miles jor he Haynes, pitcher ball team town negotiate an with the captain to pitch for Frank is a fine batter by his won last season, fo our side 1 To cure a congh or a cold one dav Krumrtine's Con Money refunded if 1t fai lake f Tar pound Syrup o is to Cure HUBLERSBURG Mr of his He DEATH: «Om Friday March 11th, George Bierly died at the home daughter, Mrs. Claude Johnson was born at Rebersburg Feb, 28, 1822, and was 76 years, and 11 days of age He was a consistent and faithful member of the United Evangelical church. Mr Bierly is survived by his aged wife, who is also in very feeble health, Mrs, Claude Johnson and Mrs. Wm. Losh, of Hublers. burg; and Mrs. Christ Swartz, of Belle. foule; also two brothers and one sister, all of whom reside at Rebersburg., Fu- neral services were held on Monday forenoon at this place, conducted by Rev. Koontz, which were largely attend. ed showing the esteem the community bad for Mr. Bierly. Interment in the Jacksonville cemetery, Frrrrines:—The changes in this vicin. ity will be quite numerous. Frank Car- per will vacate the Bergstresser house. D. M. Whitman, has bought the Yerrick store room property and will move mto it. D. A. Deitrich will move in where Whitman vow lives and J. IL. Walke will move into the house now occupied by Deitrich. Harvey Swartz will leave the Yearick farm and move on a farm west of Bellefonte, Wm. Kessinger will move on the Vearick farm and Wm, Minnich will move into Kessinger's house, Noah Breon will leave the Gram. ley farm and move on a farm near Belle. foute and Emanuel Swartz, of Rebers. burg, will occupy the Gramley farm. Edwin ‘Wasson expects to move to Mill Hall and do not know who will move mto Wasson's house, Important to Subscribers, Those of our subscribers who expect to change their postoffice address, this sprin ehould notify us of the same. Be ly careful to give your old ad. dress and the Also send in ing these polats Jor paper trying to kill a In the last issue a bad | tor, who was a new one, instead of setting | the | the | ime | I communica- | to size | foreman, | of Mr. Smull mixed up among other per. | and | A typographical ervor also oc. | their communica- | tions untilthe last day and it caused such | the customary care | be given, and be | We hope that | jour many friends in Miles township will | future we | a distance of | tf | HE BROUGHT IT FROM THE WORLD’S FAIR. And kept it two years. The great World's Pair, at Chicag 1593, while it gave pleasure to many pain to not a few as an indirect re their visit to the White City, FPeopie were lured along the miles of wonderi@! exhib its by the new marvels that met the gaze at every step, and pot realize Lheilr exhaustion until dropped into a chair in some bres corner by the lake and “cooled off.” That's what began the trouble, in many cases Of one such case Mrs, 1. W. Blevens, Fort Fairfield, writes: did th “My husband took a severe cold eough two years ago last Oct ec of the World's Fair, which we attended. This cough lasted over two Years, was accom. panied by spitting of blood, and nothing could be found to help him, although vari. ous remedies were tried. Beveral doctors were consulted, but their prescriptions afforded no relief. Fipaily, I saw an ad. vertisement of Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in my paper and prevailed upon my hus. baud to get a bottle and try it. The very first dose helped him and he was com pletely cured in a short time We feel bet | W. | prescrip i Who wrote | Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, whi Me. | and! | effected by 1 for what Dr. Ayer's Cherry s done for us iI keep it on hand in the house.” 31s. | Fort Fairfield, Me very gratefu Pectoral con tent! BITEVE and shei Two years of years of doctoring for a cough, two remedies’ tha help, of fons that profited the m them, and then a gave no en of Dr ed 11 only tri heels the very first dose and effec cure in a short time. 7 tween Dr. Ayer's Cherry Peclor other cough medicines cou) stated than in this comparison of res It has cured the most stubborn and ol nate cases cf chronic bronchitis ar ma. Itisaspecific for croup and whoo igh. It cures all coughs snd c« affections of the throst and ! tiv snd effectively, In respe ous demands Dr, Ayer's Ch toral is put up in half size bottles half price~—~socents,. More about « Pectoral in Ay book Sent free, on request, by Ayer Co., Lowell, Mass, ted a compl he diff er's ( the J Dr MADISONBLURG CENTRE | , Educate Your owls W Canenrets ’ > ’ o ' { N - - : ) ROLAND ng along ts | whee i} rot the front Without A Rival. As a positive cure for sprains, bruises, nd i MDs Of has no equal Ave Salvation Gratiot ut used it i always used it Salvation No other prompilye - You can i. two weekly “The For $1.50 newspapers for a year Democrat” and either the Post’ or the Cincinnati Enquirer.” Least Money To cure a cough or cold in ore day Take Krumrine's Compound Syrup of tar. Money refunded if it fails to cure. FF" SALE A Thoroughbred Poland China Boar, one year old, weighs 18 pounds, guaranteed pure stock. Call on or address Z. WW. HOY, No. Md Walker, Pa . Beware of Ountments for Catarrh that con ain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy ithe Senge of smell and completely derange the whole sys tem when entering it through the mucous sur faces. Such articles should never be used ex cept on prescriptions from reputable physi clans, as the damage they will do is ten fold wo the good you can possibly derive from them Mall's Oatarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J Cheney & Oo, Toledo, O,, contains no mercary, and is taken {nternally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous srfaces of the system In buying Hall's Oatarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine, It i» taken internally and ia made in Toledo, Ohlo, by F. J. Cheney & Oo, Testimonials free 8# 8old by Draggists, price 705 ets, per bolts MONEY TO LOAN, Om first class real estate securit A limited amount in sums of from $500 to $106 and any number of loans desired in larger sums, Bring deeds and apply in person to W. Garver Monwisown, 214 Bast Bel Eos rou RETA the, - Cy 0. 18, | A PMIN Li of Ma : Centre Our | claim is to furnish the Most News for the : GOR FOR HATCHING ! F lyme barred th Rock { 158 0ou SALE REGISTER Lition print $ cal the When 8 ATE ) calendar w 0 cents per d LEGAL NOTICE ISTRATOR'S NOTICE towns MF ' Letts ‘ ¥ “Pittsburg | '° A PMINISTRATOR 8 NOTICH Estate of Wm Geeeased Letters of administration on sald estate hav Ing been granted to the undersigned, all per softs Indebled thereto are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the same will present them without delay for settlement, to the under slgned CH. Grove, Adm’, e. ta No. 18 Coburn, "a Neese, late of Penn township, A UPITORS NOTICK In the Orphan's Court of Centre county, Pa. in the matter of the estate of Andrew Martin, deceased, late of Marion township The undersigned, an auditor appointed by sald Court, to distribute the funds in the hands of James A. Martin, Executor of said decedent, ax appears by his inal account, to and among those legally entitled thereto, will sit for the Juiepase’ and duties of his appointment on onday, March 2ist, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, a his offiee, Crider’'s Exchange building, Bellefonte, Pa. when and where all parties Interested are required to present and nrove their clatms, before the undersigned, of be for ever debarred from Soming in apon the sam fund J. NH. WETZEKL, Anditor, oni ANBSCOURT SALE The undersigned administrator of Mary Barr, ate of Huston township, deceaded, will offer sm publie sale, at the court house, In Bellefonte, on SATURDAY, MARCH 50th, 1808, at 2p. m., the following property, to wit: One farm Juste nag Julian, in Husted wh ip. Jah " ning lands ames Mor le 3. Pruner, Mrs. Richards and others, COXTAINING @5 ACRES MORE OR
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