———————s Neo. g and nn Crider's Exchange, Bellefonte, Pa. The China Annex Man says: Tell the folks I am in it too, That 1 just opened a little the slickest lot of Glassware and China Novelties for the money that ever came in this neck o' the woods. The Shoe Department Man says, while your at it, don’t forget to tell about the big value and solid wearing qualities of our Youth's, Boy's and Men's Shoes—and if I can’t save U money on Ladies and Children’s shoes “We'll fold our tents like the Arab.” Tell ¢’'m too, that we have a new lot of Pieture Frame Moldings and that I make frames cheap. The Kitchen Department Man says: U can't push me aside this week. Why, I have the biggest, best and cheapest assortment of Kitchen Necessi- ties, that was ever in ‘The Racket” and he is right, too. G. R. Spigelmyer. A Fine Display That 18 the object of this an- tion of the public ’ v of New Furniture just received complete, select assortment and awaiting your inspection | " ! at my new store, recently open- | ed in the room formerly occu- pied by McKee's store, Allegheny street, Bel foute. Hardware 1 Ie. —— Xx ——— Can't enumerate all the choice ro wis in Bld wk A. Sum— You are respectfully to pay us a visi 1. want to niage any Should you purchases, interesting induce ments will be made. Anything and Everything in the line of furniture from a or = cheap chair to gorgeous parlor enits or elaborate bed.chamber furniture, at the Spring Oper ing of Naginey's Furniture Store, F. E. Naginey, Prop, Allegheny St., Bellefonte, Pa. Ho Fisherman! Do you know that we have just received 69 dozen trout flies and there are more coming. We are sole agents for the “PARKER FLIES” Most fisherman know what they are. They are made to our order and sell for 80c. per dozen, 3 for 25¢c. or 10c. each. We have 6 1-2 dozen steel rods, it Bamboo, Lance ood and other nd Lines, Reels, Baskets, Bait Boxes, Hooks, Leaders, Ferrules, Etc. Come BUSH MOUSE BLOCK, # ; ' E RACKET { will remain awhile ’ | COUSIN sacny. | Johnston | failed to get satisfactory bail. Now is the | chance for some one to get the appoint. BELLEFONTE - - . --- - PAI THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1808 CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT 3 v The News Gathered From Various Sections HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO | | What Our Army of Alert Correspondents See | and Obrerve Worthy of Note—The Local Happenings of Every Community Will be Gladly Published—Send the News, We will Publish it. REBERSBURG Samuel Gramley is on the sick list with his old complaint, It is quite entertaining how earnestly our older people discuss the war question. Herob Brumgard, who is a student of Selinsgrove University, was in our burg | on Friday. | Mrs Reuben Gramley made a visiting | trip to her daughter Mrs. Geo. Ocker, at | Centre Hall. Mrs. Jane Gramley, of Salona, had been a pleasant visitor amovg ber many | relatives on last Tuesday. | | | Samuel Brumgard and his wife, of | Salona, were at Cyrus Erbard’'s and other near relatives on Thursday. William Kreamer, one of Millheim's | prominent citizens, however born in our | fertile valley, was in our burgon Friday. Fred Fehl, one of our ‘expert black- | smiths, left for Clearfield, on Tuesday, where he will work again for man Mr. Brown, his oid | | | | | of Mill. 3 i or who Last Thursday Wm. Shultz, | heim, moved to his father, Jobu, | was formerly called “Governor Shultz, | of near our burg. Jared Kreamer and his motheran-law Mrs. Polly Moyer, of Centre Hall, came to our burg on last Friday; Mrs. Moyer Mrs. Delphia Wynn, of Perth, Kansas, after a « of some four years, came unexpectedly to our burg last Wed. nesday to see her sick father, an Some of our beliés considered it favorable time on last Saturday go to Millheim and see VS Mr. Smith, could do for them. Rev. W. W. 8holl, who is preaching at MacElhattan and Pine churches, came to his old home on Monday where he ex. pects 10 spend one week and have a chat with his old friends. noon t the arti No doubt the vicinity will be convert. ed into a cotton plantation this sum r, according to the cotton seed" which Miss Jyrd Stover received by mail from one of her new Southern friends Willis Weber, one of our expert me- chanics, we are sorry to say, 1s on the sick list;"the hopes are that Mr, Weber will soot be able to get around and keep his eye on the business world. REBERSBURG No. 2. Rain and mud is plenty at present. Mrs. Haunah Krape is on the sick list Now con der Chon Coony si grouker Edgar Stover left for Stroudsburg, where he intends going to school. Agnes seems to be very sorry. Several of our young ladies were to Millheim, last Saturday to get their pic. tures taken, they report having a pl ant time. Ask Lottie how she lil eat lemons. One of our young gentiemen was to Woll's Store to see his best girl, and got caught in the rain. He stopped at a farm house and asked for a lantern, and said he! had come from Selinsgrove and his horse was almost worn out. He received a lantern and went on his way rejoicing thinking no one knew he was jeft. Next time take a lantern along, George, i | (OF Thal) SCHON AN APRIL FOOL JOI ROMOLA A full account of fhe movings published next week R. V. Bart! Lock Haven last week. Misses Alma and Emm Sunday with their parents H. 1 home, ey made a flying a Mi wed S. clong made a absen i at an weeks. Rev. M. S Sunday by his brother, Tioga, Pa John McCloskey returned for the sun Mrs. Wm is at this father Blair was 1to Austin whe sHeverly writing vay John A. Daley Harvey Brickley spent cently at the home of hi Jechiol, of Cedar Sg Welch has to be able to be a glad to see him at « agai burch on Sund 3 i The Reformed Sunday school will he an Easter entertainment, on Easter Sun day, in the evening. They have ach program prepared ev body to attend, It is rumored th gone away that it is not i are marries selves know it, thus we won't much this time and invite ery- a married. mistake before they Miller We hy 24 has hope many them. Sas t Thos. ' ert to get a sad 1 L : opie too T. 3. summer We wish to announce that Prof Delong anticipates having a school at Eagleville this spring, term commence on April 18th. In addition to all the common-school branches students can avail of several higher branches Algebra, Rhetori Natu to themselves them Geogr among being , Physical School Government For fu mE mola, Pa You can't do better—THE CENTRE ana you will not be caught. BrowNIE Spring Term Prof. D. M. Wolf will open his spring | term of school at Spring Mills, Mon- | day April 4th, to continue ten weeks a | on BLANCHARD M week Mr. Hugh Delong Mc( loskey, of Re on Monday Mr. Jno. Long, of town this week doing } ous 8S. Blair moved to Beech Creek, this and daughter, Mrs, were in our MOA, town 11 Hall, me reg ’ was in our airs on his idings here. Mr on Monday. road as a cigar Irvin Spang clit He expect agent bool the 1 cd his 10 0 on i Mr. James DeLong a new | building on his farm. By the looks of it he must intend to go iuto the bee business, is putting Miss Maud Heverling and Miss Bertha | and Mr. Shuman Williams were to Howard last Saturday, to the | school examination. We hope they were successful, The auditors of Liberty township clos. | ed up their settlement last Saturday. | Nathan James, oué of the supervisors, ment. Young James, of our town, made quite a mistake last week, He glepped into a parlor and walked up to a lady sitting in a chair, and was about to kiss her when he saw it was a married woman, Seine a little excited hw ays excuse me 1 thought it was Cc James, be careful, you will give your, away. Mr. Wm. Packer. of Beech Creek, was found dead in bed last Thursday morn. ing. Mr. Packer was formerly a resident of Bald Eagle township. The last few years he has made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Al Hall. Mr. Packer was an old man and well known in this {| Fost both | this : | the foo | Mamie, | few miles out from looks. the Pitts! f 1071 DEMOCRAT ] ana Year weekly $i ROLAND ITE one \: N DE JO made He K. Holter p Mouday ockey business H.R last week i 3 CO ACH a * f one ol trip to toon the officers of this state. niission, Fishing season must are a great many being caught Eddie Fuak has caught the largest Wm 31 nore be here as there Litt ~ ast get h Deters left 1 he will What week work for At re w he wt will 1 KR 0 the Misses Parker ' this place, visited at Miss C and Mrs the home fonte, Sunda Mr Price Abbie and tilda, visited at the home liams, over Sunday Mr. Jerry Glenn and family moved Tuesday to the farm of Mr. Packer, a | Howard. We will miss them very much, as they are a very congenial family. Thomas Neff and family, of this plage, moved Friday to the farm recently occu- | pied by Geo. Neff. The community will | miss them very much, but Tom says be would sooner stand fire than water, Col. Wm. Wantz, while cleaning out his horses manger, was badly bitten by the animal on his lower lip. Although the bite is almost healed it will always blur, to a great extent, the Col’s. good Say « of Galer Morrison, of Bell of Bion Wil 1 Mr, Jacob leathers and family have moved to Mt RBagle where they expect to stay this summer. Their many friends will be sorry to note this change, as Mr, leathers has lived in this immediate vicinity some 70 odd years. To cure a cough or a cold in one day community. Funeral was held on Sat. urday ; interment in Highland cemetery, | lock Haven, A large crowd was badly disappointed on Monday. They gathered at the | mountain { had a large lot of household goods adver. {tizesl for sale. The sale began and he | sold a lot of old truck and then stopped ; | vo ote knows what for. The next time | Mr. Dale advertises a sale, then he had { better bring ns crowd with him, he will not get one here, For §1.80. You can get two weekly newspapers for a year—''The Centre Democrat” and either the “Pittsburg Post’ or the" Cincinnati Boquirer.”” Our laim is to P= cnish the Most News for the ast Money. house, where Clement Dale | take Krumrine's Compound Syrup of Tar. Money refunded if it fails to cure tf RUNVILLE. The schools have nearly all closed for the winter terms Rey. J. F, Kelley left for Altoona, last week, on a business trip. Rev. C. C. Miller, of Bellwood, was visiting at J. F, Kelleys. Mrs. Israel Hoover, of Unionville, was visiting relatives at this place. 4 Poorman just completed an addi. tion to his barn, which makes a great improvement, . Kd Poorman has shaved his whiskers il elon £8 engine through i Hugg's cook & “ey La and Mrs were visiting inends in this week. ® Come again gentlemen, welcome you un the ipuocmycer, ¢ of Ke N \ M very of Miles! able sermon 10 al +» Bressler is spending ster in Jack Haven more davs and ill come to a close. Luther Bower had a single man’s flit. ! thinks it mav be the last, as he ring a bel but t pate { again i . Frain, Henry Zeigler and Martha Bressler, of Abdera, Ed Stump and wife, of Centre Hall, were the guests of W. J Krape during the past week °o Moves o d Boon had quite a rouaway last Fri He had his horse tied on the street day the wagon and antain where he a demolish if, her pastor offic at Aarousburg MoviINGs ; place this have already moved i will move to Farmers Mills loug takes the farm vacated by J. W. Winklebleck on Mrs, Meyers farm. Ed. M. Boon on the M Fiedler farm vacated by Winklebleck Jacob Winkle. bleck where Boon Ben Stover bought a home in Aaronsburg where will Cruisew Aaronsburg and John Guisewite his place Harvy Wise aliey. Hiram Goodman to John Musser takes john Hosterman to the Jer Vonad Wm. Haines to Lose from Coburn, and will will lake h Stivers spring wh Stsers a vacates he moved 1s move moves | Suga Tans Condo iis own farm house vi Gooda hou 1 ! ' while jer A goes on | Zetoy's Loyd Haines place Homan Ben. where Wm oved 10 Aarons take work for Wm Jackson to David Stove Wance vacated, who n burg HOWARD Last Monday 21st, Mr. Wessley Adams started for the creamery with his milk, {and on his way back he was stricken | with paralysis and carried unconscious On Tuesday evening he | died and was buried Friday afternoon. | He leaves a wife aod two daughters, to | to his home, mourn his loss; Mollie and Delia both of whom are at home. with a stroke of paralysis also. section for Buffalo Run, where he will coutinue farming. ters, Eggs are worth nine c2nts in our town, The Canada school, conducted by Wilbur Leathers, closed on week, Ing her grandma, Mrs. Daniel \Baney, of this place. She is helping to ready for moving, on Wednesday, A man, while driving through the water had his horse fright. ened, and it took him the main stream. Ben rushed in and and kindness he received $1. Mt. John Schenck's sale was well at. tended on Wednesday, His highest cow brought $40.50. The sale amounted to over six hundied dollars, Es A. ps a off, smee that twelve pound baby girl "arrived at his home. } ¥ The CRNTRR DRMOCRAT and Pittsbu « Fost for $1.50 a year, th Mr. Thomas died a few days previous | Thursday Mr. Samuel Kline left our The creamery moved from Muffley's | headquarters to Poulston's head.quar. | Friday. | The other schools will close the coming | ! Miss Mable Shiling is at present visit. | saved man and horse and for his bravery KREAMERVILLE ITEMS. Newton Garret moved to Logan Mills last Saturday. Chas. Housman, of { here a few days ago. Penn Hall, was John R. Styers was visiting in | valley a few days last week, | 8. W., Waite, of Stafe College, was the guest of his parents here last week, T. D. Stover is housed up with rheu- malism, we hope for his speedy recov. ery. Penns. Auction is now over and those wishing | to buy their tobacco will be obliged pay for it at higher rates. Geo, Kreamer will siove in and the one vacated by be occupied by Wm. Douty., John Mallory is making improvement bis house, He seven per day, we do not Know i not That by all appearance ladies soon « xpect 10 take They certainly did glassware, chinaware, brooms for fun. house to-day, him will ou 3 Goren Sd it 1 CERES of some ial vow, not tumblers, and By request of { 01 we would Young men omeone, that if some ONY 101 his own | considerable | our | the matrimon- | buy | | Royal makes the food pure, wholesome und delicious, ROYAL (rr BAKING Absolutely Pure gets | him to fix up so or | ROYAL BAKING POWDER ¢ say would | take up the study of etiquette and follow | its teachings it would be If this course was of talk which well for them persued a great should not be, i wouia deal | | be | avoided, especially when in the company | of ladies. for others thing £ There is a time for cyvery- Tue CENTRE DEMOCRAT and ly Pitsburg Jost, one vear for §1.¢ LINDEN HALL iJauxic were the 1 ' : i } 0 fie buget 3 he oy nel pal to Lire § 118 & DOY F Look ¢ John dirty received many costly sts had partaken Is a very pleasant playing games and ie guests were pres Miss Wibley After 4 feast of good ii E was spent in h. Liverllls pre srnis 34 $0 for «tr Like Hiliousne pat 4 ‘ $8. dyvspersin. heads war ston by Hood sligestion are eonst . 8 ply Pills they do their work Hoods = Pills 3 EE L BR ne but BTW} Who Wants enti what d Two Dollar Bill ? re represe nits 4 savi ‘ : £ ng of wo Dollars or more vers mrchaser 1 FAUBLES, \ “ , W. H. MUSSI GENERAL AGEN R ONION CENTRAL LIFE IK, 00. CINCINNATI, Ono. ers stone mocx. Bellefonte, Pa. Crider's Stone Blo This Company “has the Fol- lowing Advantages : | FAverage interest rate for 20 years { has been over 7 per cent. and the aver. age Death Rate less than Three fourths of One per cent, 9" The Receipts from Interest for 25 years have more than paid all death losses. | §# Realizes the Highest Interest and has the lowest death rate of any company Assctts Dec. 31st, 1897 : $18,708,130.31. JOHN M. PATTISON, President. E. P. MARSHALL, Secretary. get | Mr. Benjamin Lucas was very brave Have respect for yourself and | week- | | | | ar earned Buy one of our Men's Bicycles, Sundries and Repairs, Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle, L. § opened ove he Rex A NEw "NC nold’s Bank i Wi equipped f ew Wheels From $25 to $75 nplete repair shop where biceyi I pa I's Whe od ana Prices Lower Than Ever. 000080000 Wetzel’s Bicycle Store, Allegheny Street, BELLEFONTE, PENN’'A. no, 22. J, S. WAITE & 0., Agents. Headquarters For Rakes, Binders, Separators, Grain Drills, Engines and Corn Planters, Wire Fences. - on Plows, Mowers, | Harrows, A oe nis » EY OWS Ch ul Pet Farmers’ Favorite Grain Drill and Corn Planter, in one: “Roller Bearing” Binders, Mowers. Rakes, Teaders, Cultivators, Corn Harvest. ers; Hubber Traction Engines and Separators. Frost, Wedgelock, | Spring Wire Fence, Binder Twine a specialty for 1898, -w BICYCLES. Reading, Standard Oraviors Bicycles. HORSE SHOEING and General Repairing done in the best of style, - J. S. WAITE & CO., Agents. Bellefonte, Pa. PION Anda rep (Irig 1108s rit rs i Spring-tooth Harr WE, ¢: Usborne : i i Victor, and Water Street, no. 22. NO AGENTS off the road into | at, hers od dle et 40 Whe oan mime for 15 yours #1 whede ode prices, paving Yim the aaa Slip amy whem WEP bin 3 wrran bod, he i Vobinien,
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