THE CENTKE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MARCH 2, 1899, 7 CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT I'he 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 Pubiished—Send the News, We will Publish it. Runville. Miss Emma Curtin was town last Sunday Claud says he will farm fo Daley, from all appearance. Mable says she has seen bashiu but Ed. Daley takes the prize Wanted, by the Little Boy A helper, or detective, to hunt up “*Duwell Valentines are flying ‘thick and fast, especially Claud's and Charlie's There must be some attraction for S T., he is seen every evening at the store, | Bessie was all smiles Monday morning Who can guess why? The Little Boy can. Claud you had better look out: that street is haunted, down by Willis Poor- man’s. Forden said, ‘‘that dog of Boops is as quiet as a lamb at night ; but you watch Mr. Boop." Miss Susie Williams, visited at the home of over Sunday. of Buffalo Run, E. R. Hancock, Claud says, bat wings are good as any others, as long as they answer the pur pose. How is it Katie? That fellow’s hair getting aga, girls, and he should going through wire fences long be careful 1s Bessie said that fellow she had over Marsh Creek was alright, if he wou go with all the girls around Ohe who is visited his Bumbarger Wm. Daley's, at Mt. Eagle over Sunday. Misses Virgie, Alice, Mag Williams, of Port Matilda, visi Hancock's on last Monday. J. IL. Heaton was to Yarnell on last Thursday to see his aged father, Andrew Heaton, who is on the sick list. The Rev. 1a} rine laboring parent 1S going to get a present of that §5 investment, so the writer heard, | | ly tying a kuot. Is that so Bill? Obe says the lamps should be kept in better trim in *‘Disputedville,” get his girl and not a married woman Our blacksmith, George Heaton, has purchased a fan for hisshop. Mr. Heat on believes in keeping up with the times Runville is a place you read about in the paper. A visitor one time said it was rot very big, but “Ob, my : it is lively '" The Runville school is going to give an entertainment in the evening at the close of school. The exact date will be given later, Mr. W. is going to start up a summer resort, and if he can't get the key to that building, he will bust the trying. There was a young man in our town by the name of Jake. Some of the people forgot his name and called him Mike : but he got there just the same lock, or bust $0 he can | mostly children composed the talent, The programme consisted of dialogues, recitations, music and other interesting exercises. A large audience was present and all were highly pleased, The walls of the room were trimmed with bunting, and the stage was elaborately decorated with pictures of Washington, Lincoln and McKinley, draped with flags. Wash. ington’'s picture occupied a central posi- tion hung between two pillars, spanned by an arch decorated with bunting, flags aud evergreen J]. W. Blair, the teacher, pleasing manner and his efforts on this occasion domonstrated to us that literary talent, if lacking rural di of the lar programme a¢ were made | Messrs Hiram TI omy tR. 1 Blair, Geo, Potte The is { will be used in paving for the {ly framed pi presided in a cultivated, 1s not At the O8¢ 1d re trices regu hy vide Collin wd H entertainment I). Lee prov Ld § haovdsoumes ture. of Washington, lan Mckinley, with | coln and nently, | school room to reman decorations t others foil ample A rar Consumpt a century | ciplent consur vanced st | the re smils we and tlellefonte EL cls Romola. A number of agents passed through our town last week, George Glossner, of Walker, was seen on our streets on Friday. Miss Mabel Singer made a business trip to Bellefonte last week Nathan Corman, of Brush valley, ited 1p our town Ch | from an George Weaver ver the arniva last week, at Krippe ries Boone is present attack of i al home noved his fami'y employment on > railroad ] attended John Robb and Jacob Bechde { the musical concert at Blanchard on evening lurday ' Sak A number of folks attended the debate at Askey's school house last Friday evening Mrs. Newton Wilson, | visiting in this place, at the home of her father, H. S. Delong. Thomas Miller ven, visited in this the home of Wil our voung | lLoveville, of 15 Ha at nd wife, of Lock last week, Miller, Harvey Brickley, who has been em- ployed at the blacksmith trade in Cross Fork for some time, is home again, place fam | ch | | Clarence Daley was heard to say {all roads Wm. Robb's | where groceries may be obtained at the Now, Clarence, if this shouldn't go to Howard that lead to store, lowest prices true, you | your “Candy.” | SICK HEADACHES The PUTS of is for overworked won red hy Karl's flier and tisay satisfactory sale by Krumrine Bro jutekiy and surely ea. the great blood pur Money refunded If not ets and © For Bellefot Jackson Heaton was away from home | one night and remarked that be would | stay lounger, but the children might cry A good excuse Jack. He who kisses a maid, and he who kisses another man’s wife, kisses amiss ; the only thing that is left for a man, is widows I tell you, if any soung man wants to correspond with a Runville girl, he had better send a stamped envelope with his address on, or he may get no reply It was told here that Mr. Witherite said, that Ed. Poorman said, that Geo. Heaton said, that Wilbur Wagner said, that Bessie said—it was 220° last Satur. day night. Claud Lucas says he wishes he could gfe voted for Mr. Daley last Tuesday, ior some office. Then he thought of Mr Boop and Ed. Poorman. and didn't want to be partial filbur Walker, of Yarnell, who at. tended conference here, believes he has a good occupation in view for next sum- mer. He says he would give up the post office business, and would try and get a chance of herding buffaloes, up Buffalo Run valley. How about it Susie’ What Runville contains : two stores one not open, an oil house, a blacksmith shop, a place for a railroad station—100 x150 feet, and a round house covering 10 acres, a building never named, a church. a school house, and many dwel ings—all lighted by gas (vatural), with signs of electric light next summer LarrLe Boy YOUNG MOTHERS Croup Is the terrior of thousands of young mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing and frequently fatal. shiloh's Cough and Con sumption Cure acts like magic in eases of Croup. It has never been known ta fall The worst cases relieved immediately. Price 2 eta, Mets, and $1.n Bros, Belliefoute, Pa ) 4 Fillmore. : H. H. says he can work, but he does | not like to. There are others that can, and won't. There is a difference between a pipe and a penny stinker We hope no one will think that it took our judge two nights asd a day to take in the returns of the election. He attend. ed to othe: matters while away I have a sister scribe now, writing for the Gazette, and we will try and give the | news In full. Both attend the sales—the one to get the news, the other to get the young men, The little girl in the red house says she likes to see that old widower coming up the hill, as his bald head Jook« so slick, when the sun shies. I would comb my hair pompadour. Harry Corman and family, Mrs. John Decker and Mrs, Kate Limbert came home last week 10 vimt friends at Fill more, and to see their sick mother, Mrs Noah Rockey. We are glad to say she improving at this writing. PLEASANT RXERCISHS, On Wednesday evening, Feb, 220d, the Pleasant Hill school house, Patton town. ship, had the most tastily gotten up and well prepared programme of exercises a te to the celebration of Wash. in 's Birthday, that has ever been given in this vicinity, The entire school kisses a miss, Marsh Creek. Nich Lucas will move vacated by Mr. and Mrs man | | W. E. Brown stil | goods cheaper than sure to give him a call W.D WwW uite mn late and it is pretty hard to tel ] 1 24 will be, Bellefonte or Tyrone, The people of this neck of woods have | not given up the rail road vet, as there are strangers along the line every week into the house Thos. Z immer. coutinues to sell the cheapest, be iS getting gq *d up of hich nt | Daniel Bover is a very proud man now He is singing "Hush, wy boy; | and slumber, you're too small for much noise | Thomas Zimmerman | Marsh Creek to Munson, | county, this week. It Frank bauled; oh no je still 50 moved from ia ( was not It was hay beter, it | was our "Rosy Posey { If some | { i {running every day Re ] Marsh ( won't be eek their of our don't get rich, it fault when there is more gold here than was | man bas to | All a and he ever in the Klondike do is to dig fur i, find it Our would-be legislator, E. | still has the idea that he'll get there some day. Well, E 1, you can baild a saw mill without money or friends, when it comes 10 go to the you will need both will surely E. 1 Walker's saw and shingle mill is Cal Duw Ie | peat the sony For sale by Krumrine | What a Jov to human eyes When it laughs or when What a treasure what a I Is the household baby It's a 12-pound boy ter . tine The Kidney | The pale, saliow, sunken-cheeked. dis. tressed looking people you 50 often meet are afflicted with “Kidney Complexion.” Their kidneys are turning to a parsnip color. So is their complexion They may also have indigestion, or {suffer from sleeplessness, rheumatism, | neuralgia, brain trouble, nervous ex haus. tion and sometimes the heart acts badly, The cause is weak, unhealthy kidoeys Usually the sufferer from kidaey dis. ease aoes not find out what the trouble is until it is almost too late, because the first symptoms are so like mild sickness that they do not think they need a med- icine or a doctor until they find them selves sick in bed, Dr, Kilmer's Swamp-Root will build up and strengthen their weak and dis eased kidneys, purity their diseased, kidoey-poisoned blood, clear their com: plexion and soon they will enjoy better health, You can get the regular sizes at the drug store, at fifty cents and one dollar, or you may first prove for yourself the wonderful virtures of this great discov. ery, Swamp Root, by sending your ad dress to Dr, Kilmer & Co., Bingham pton, N. Y. for asample bottle and a book that tells nll about it, both sent to you absolutely free by mail. When writin kindly mention that you read this libera offer in the Cunrar DEMOCRAT, Complexion i | spent Saturday « in week, but at last week { confined to the | confined to her | | county | scientious about 71 years | of the Grammar scho | " applause given | | schoo! and teacher | Mingle, { ley, Catherine Smul { considerable | ceeds amounted to $15 26 leartield | that | Walker, | orget | home for | John Hall and wife | Aaronsburg. Col, James PI’. Coburn and wife, of Bellefonte, spent several days at their palatial mansion in this place, Howard Krape, of Rebersburg, the piano and organ dealer, took in the exhibition on Saturday evening, Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Wert, Peon Hall, Sundayed with the man's parents, Mr. and Mrs Wert. Publ of near pentie Luther Stover Henry Mever Ir two of Rebershuryg Msing young men, vening in the vis burg iting their friends. I) r schoo (venus in the burg, beginning on evening t just what we hurches Lol our « hou wi {tack of the gr valescing Miss Henrie ral mouth at Irvouia turned home on 1 ) | much pleased with her Harry Runkle and Maud Wilh Will Wolf and Mary Eby, Thos and Lotte } ter, Will Motz Hosterman, all of Woodward, ticed at the cutertainment Saturday evening. The price of the Centre Democrat times -a-week World has been re. 75 to $1.65 per year. This is a great combination at a low price. We always furnish “The Most News for Ada no and were school last and duced from $1.7 { the Least Money.” Ed spent a of H has Hoster- day H been Nathaniel Bowersox ond man, both of Wolfs Store at the resi , on Main stree lence Weaver who e being rendered u suffering untold agony whi im her denise Dex 1 and raised sulted cased was born having years ago, and is survived brother, William, of Karthaus, ( She was a maiden lady, a con Christian, a w much thought of in the community aged were n this town, her parents preceded her to man IV Only clernunty one carfield oman was Funeral SCTVICES held in the Reformed church on Tuesday forenoon conducted by ber pastor. Peace { to her ashes » of the most pleasant and enjoy { he season was the exhi Academy Saturday evening. last, by building on the scholars assisted by their wal. J. § Garnthof! the hour “ the spac worthy instructor, | f Coburn for the opening room was flowing with a select and appreciative audience, many having come from the surrounding towns listen to this literary and musica treat. Owing to the want of space we will not enumerate the program, as ren dered, however, it consisted music, rex ns and charades, all which was highly enjoyed by those pres ent, judging from the long and The musical were well rendered, the ections delivered. The charades. etc... were acted in a highly creditable m was decidedly one of the best entertainments seen or heard in th t IT many years and reflects mach on both Amowg those who special mention are Willie Chas. Acker, Matthew and James Swabb, Weaver Edmunds, Har vey Wyle, Loyd Kreamer Tammie Haff I, Mary Wyle, Maud Gramley and Margaret Maves. All who participated did excellent, displaying literary talent The pro before exercises ous ied oyer 10 of itatwas, selects frequent selections se wel inner in wn | credit deserve You pee ple i Pa Milesburg. Wil lis Weaver left last week for Som. . Win. Swyers, of Huntingdon bat | home on Monday with, his parcuts legislatare | John Neff and Oscar Meyers have turned home from their southern trip re Frank Baird, of Philipsburg, returned to that place, after a brief visit with Nis parents Hall, of a short Shore, was visit to his pareots, Frank Jersey brief visit to South Robinson Haupt, after a with his parents, returned Forks, his place of business Bovd Graffmire and wife lett on the Monday evening train for New Mexico, to make it their future home John F. Potter returned home on Sat urday, from Olean, N. YV., where Le was attending to some important business A wedding of one of our young men is pow at hand; the license for the same is out. Get your horns, give him one of the vidtime blow outs—-as he did you Robert Broom, of Mileshurg, and Miss Della Wingart, of Potter township, were united in marriage at the residence of Mrs. William Broom, on Sunday even. ing at 7 o'clock, Feb 26th, by Wm. B GrafMmire, justice of the peace James Kieth, of Sandy Ridge, came to the burg on a flying visit, on Saturday on the 2 o'clock train, and left on the § o'clock train, taking his aged mother with hin, He did not give the old lady Hime to think, Hustle was the word Are Your Nerves Weak ? If they are your Wood is out of order. You need a nerve remedy and blood cleanser. Barr's Celery Sarsaparilia gives the best results and has more real cures to its eredit than an remedy known. Dyssepsia, Indigestion Constipation will wreck the nervous system if lait alin lon enoutth. mn this great remedy and get eur Nam ree, we ages LON Pariah Weil fonts; Wm, 1 nt CU. M. Parish, efonte : Wm. BH. Noll, Pleas Lt GapiJ C.F Motz, Woodward: W, Ww if, Axemann J. M GrifMn, Stormstown ; L, B. MeEntire, Fillmore, Miller | | how to Ket ug { that speaking from | Moudan, | of bead miller, in the an was | Fiedler. This place had two weddings since our last letter, Miss Sadie Boob is staying with A. M, Kreamer, at present, There will be a good bit of at this place, this spring J. M. Neidig was to Milroy and brought two horses home last week, The carioad of salt H, Arney horse D B. F. Cane, from H. § of this place and plaster, old his black Stover for $16 ff Hartleton, boy Arney the happiest man auvse it 1s Grange receive dri ast week day mon mg two mu Sunday evening was a good time sleighing partic judging from crowd that was at the home of H ney. There were some forty there, On Saturday evening R. E brought his wite home, and quite a large crowd was waiting to give them a sere- nading. It didn't take long to bring thew out Stover This place was Woodward last the P. O. 8. of they speed hes well represented at Thursday at A. entertainment ; and well with the IVS evening, were all they pleased i b know hope hear olLher nd LA 4 mon on Sunda Slewart Sunday at ( Quite a the horse day Some of exhibition evening Mrs Bessie Fu at Belle We are s Samu nry to take a part io tam ment The Washington's Birthday held by the P.O. 8. of place Thursday evening & SUCCESS The house was cre and the audience displayed order throughout program Every parti pant in the exercises per formed his or ber part in a manner that deserves credit and the impression made by the excellent addresses of the even Ing cannot but be an insuperable stimu- and It therefore behooves us to say rt der the ment Feb was very the entire faithfulness that highest lus for insti ling valor is of the or deserve nendation Roland. siea Hath anda lo from Pr the mustache Some one had that little urst Miss Sue Holter returned home, Tues day, from an extended visid to Phil; burg and Tyrone. She reports having a fine time, and she general } % iY GOs The roads at this place are in a very bad condition, but what room have we when our next door neighbor, wealth can't af. tOsSings We are experiences we lo squea Belicfonte, with all her ford any better « a few have had in that city LL. W Smith wife and baby, arrived bag and baggage, and re paired to their home at No. 1, Mill Aven ue. Mr, Smith is acting in the capacity at this place, and his flour is givink the best satisfac tion, to those who have used it The high water, caused by the thaw of the heavy has caused the which operates the saw and grist mills, at this place, to wash out, which necessi tates the closing of these mills in order to repair the canal. Buasiness will be resumed at both places Wednesday, bar. ring another accident to the canal Mrs. James B. Curtin and family, were invited to the home of J. M. Parker Sunday for dinner where quite a feast was prepared, Sach feasts, Mr. and Mrs. Parker are the sole Patentees. Miss Vella Williams was also among the guests and after a very enjovahle after noon they returned home thanking Mr and Mrs. Parker for their kind prepara tion now, FACTS ABOUT HEALTH it is Easy to Keop We'll if We Know How Some of the Conditions Neoces- sary to Perfect Health, The importance of maintaining good benlth is easily understood, and it is really a simple matter if we take a cor: rect view of the conditions required In perfect health the stomach promptly digests food. The blood is employed to earry nourishment to the organs, nerves, muscles and tissues which need it, The first great essential for good health, therefore, Iv pure, rich blood. No medi: eine has Juch a record of cures as Hood's Sarsaparilia and it is because it is the one true blood purifier. Hundreds of people are alive and well today who would have been In their graves had they not taken Hood's Sarsaparilia. It is depended upon an a family medicine by thousands, are the only pills to take Hood's Pills Hood's Sarsaparilia. moving | i hit fifteen | good {1 | from Mo | Henry | moving of H. M | bospita the | | Prof | viz bert canal | | | last Sunday Pine Grove Mills. The Misses Alka transacted business Monday. Nery Goss of Mifflin county, w see his sick brother, H. H panied by his sister, Mrs of Axemann M. BE. broken rnb deal of Anna Musser Bellefonte on and in as to { ONS Amelia accom- Koch, Heberling is laid up which 1s giv He ount of it ing him trouble had to « BOO ON Ac bel Hrowing h over rove to gh wind uctive to trees 1a genera Jacob Kepler returned home the latter part week from Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he had gone to spend the winter, Mr. Kepler one of our foremost farmers in this valley. He has three farms, which he oversees, in as fine a cultivation as ean be found any where, of last 15 Spring Mills. Mrs. T. M nothing serious the farm He move on Beaver farming am Madisonburg. ey this week Mr. Isaiah Fiedler and family arrived last Saturday evening make their future home, on Fiedler farm ntl after Fiedler they are in Henry cn they wi the { the ty of Mrs hope they will all Prof. H. E. Corman gave an on the subject of Phrenology town ast Friday evening Corman has proven in one le hat Phren Nogy snot} Fiedler ov their new home interest | ure n the ha lure Ing is be, i ortune Te ed it bran as some of our people assun but is the science of the Four of bave lent ithin the past week Cloyd Shaffer, Her ~N eft on Tuesday ur young men town for the West, w Charles Miller Stover and Ed our r I, and Ed The young men » Oil to Ind much Logansport, are mised vers { by their many friends, who hope to hear | of the in the * Rock View. Abby | ted locality recently West F Success frien Jacob Stamm, the shee; seen in this vicinity recently Miss Susie Mackey Noll, of Axemann, last week man Miss our Della school and visited Mrs. Ida Stover and family f fonte, visited her father, John Belle. IN ishel, Dallis Smeltzer, of Pleasant ited Prof. E. E. Neate's Friday afternoon. Gap, school vis. last J. C. Shuey, of this place, has a that bas four lambs. They are all large size, living and strong ewe of a Clavton Rover returned home week, after a two weeks vacation reports having a very pleasant time Boalsburg. John Weber spent and Sunday, with his Huntingdon last He last week Peter, of part of brother Mathew Goheen left for Philadelphia, on Tuesday where be has secured a po sition, on a street car The high school society is prepariog for an entertainment to be beld in the near future, at which a small admission fee will be taken The Presbyterian Missionary held a social last Monday evening and the wissionary from China, Ms Cun. ningham, gave an interesting address society Few towns can boast of such a gener ous citizen as Boalshurg. Wm. Hess, with his snow plow, may be seen clear. fug our pavements on snowy moraings, before many of our citizens are out of bed Christmas Holidays Are Over, Now Bovs, for some Jood hard WORK. | want a few car loads of choice, lar Walnut logs delivered on line of Rail. road. If you are prepared to furnish them, address me at Barnesville, Ohio. x8 JR WATT. Pain Unpecessary in Childberth n ehiidberth Caniiy vee asy and a] I* no longer necessary Ing understood being nade mort ¥ s readily cont are short, « ckne hop and a 5 out ner aied conf MAN abr inger d like oy Sle a] fe. suller TLE Cl y Cur i" where | the | We | I'he three former have gone to Dakota, | 830000000000) was | h cong: ough cong CSIs mbrane of your lungs casetearing your throat and lungs in this Put the parts at rest and give them a chance to heal. You will need some help to do this, and you will find it in Ayer’s Cherry Pecioral From the first dose the way. Do not \ neumonia umption but your cold without delay. Dr. Ayer's Cherry Pec- toral Plaster should be overthe lungs of every per- son troubled with a cough. Write tothe Doctor. "ar Pg *x 1 PEER ERT EERE LLB 'SONIATING WUVI ¥N0X n i i EL LED TT Tepwurarurur aur. FEMME) nos JUASNI L.NOd SNEEEEEYYYEdEEEEREsEEEEy ‘oN om JNOA LATS [TI990 Siu nuvom Turiuosoud 1 MAOOT] - al nog $ anjosqy und qo HO gallium ‘uo IHAOOH LNVUY Juosis sw d N w JAAD jo glossm 19 9 BOALSBURG NORMAL — A NTP nn Preparatory School ; April ten weeks term two experienced and thorough instruct ors. The Teacher's Normal includes the Common branches, Management, Meth ods, Psychology and the Pollard system My college preparatory class at present nombers 14 students. There is room for more. Special class formed inthe spring for teachers who wish to prepare for col Summer term opens July 1 Rag rested write for circular CHAS. E. HOWER. leurisy euriay and pneumonia are acute in- ns of the lungs, and if not prompty allayed, the worst may hap- wl I'he celebrated Dr. John W B. I's Congh Syrup speedily allays all infliinmation of the lungs and effects a cure in a wonderfully short time. Dr.Bulls COUCH SYRUP Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia. Doses are small and pleasant to take Doctors wecommend iL Price zs cts. At all druggists ons 159 lege All inte | eu I fl. wa COUNTY BANKING CO Corner of High and Spring street Receive Deposits ; Discount Notes. J. D. Snvcornr, Cashier BOARDING AND LODGING. No. 117 Kast Hic STaeer. I wish to announce to the public that 1 have Jace at the above address, and Am prepa to furnish Lod and Boarding. Single meals, by Se or week, as red. Rates: Meals 2 cents; 60 cents per day ; $3 50 per week. x 20 1. 8. BICKLE, Opposite County Jail. Bellefonte, Pa.
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