THE CENTKE DEMOCRAL, BELLEFONTE, PA., AVKIL 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. Penn Hall. how many fish did Query. Francis, J chub. you catch? Eine sucker and nine Rev. W. H. instructive sermon in the on Sunday afternoon Dr Frank, of Millheim, on our stieets and 1s enjoying sive practice in our section It seems the only grievance some men have is over other people's prosperity, still they claim to be staunch church members, Lott Condo, of Potters Mills, moved in the house vacated by Chas. Brown last week, and will assist his brother J. C., in the coach business. Two of our prominent citizens in the persons of H. E. Bickle and O. E. Walter, moved to Colyer the beginning of this week, where they have secured work at a stave mull, Rev. A. M. Doerstler, the newly pointed pastor of the Evangelical ciation, will preach in the Evangelical church on Sunday evening Rev Doerstler is a noted pulpit orat or, and his sermons are a treat to the pu Brown preached a very U. BE. church seen daily an exien- 15 ap- ASs50- le-awake coach. Samuel Bar a few weeks Altoona. J. C. Condo i ue house with La 1 better, lered Mrs. David Up SEVEral Weeks w i } head, is able to be about a H. B. Herring going to Snow Sh he has a smrvey, Andrew | mn the t re larg the a about hose S0OMCS 10 i and cal child, of Mr months and 1 to a bad « ausing was made ser wo House: rv own. We wish him do, brother of ]. C. Con the house vacated by Brown, taking his place also employed by Mills will do, to Spring a good job is, the “Old painter, Boss.’ and High Valley. Samuel Alter is taking out a new roof on his house shingles for John Stover's stave mill is in full blast cutting ten thousand per day don't think High valley The grain fields look thin we will have a big crop in this year make he says he Jess Snyder is cutting brush to new grouad for buck wheat; can live on cakes The peach orchard of George Kei is coming out all right; he was afraid the cold winter had kilied some Ira Snyder is hauling mason stones to Ingleby for a party at Lewisburg, at $2.00 a day. Good for Snyder Our valley is one and a half mil southeast of Coburn, We have twenty inhabitants and all democrats, ster es hve but one Em'l Bisenhuth says he will start his big lumber job in May. He and his lady are keeping house by themselves, as the boys have gone to Milroy to work for his son-in-law, H, C. Kulp. So if you want a good meal stop in at Mr. and Mrs Hm'l Eisenhuth’s—there is the place to get it, “A word to the wise is sufficient” and a word from the wise should be sufficient, but you ask, who are the wise’ Those who know. The oft repeated experience of trustworthy persons may be taken for knowledge. Mr. W. M. Terry says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy gives bet. ter satisfaction than any other in the market. He has been in the drug busi. ness at Blkton, Ky., for twelve years; has sold handreds of bottles of this rem. edy and nearly all other cough medicines manufactered, which shows conclusively that Chamberlain's is the most satisfac. tory to the , and is the best, For sale by F. Ports Gunn, | near Oak Grove, ] our town on Mond ‘Walker. The schools at this place have closed. Calvin Kling has returned home from Farrandsville, Mrs John Hoy, Sr from California, Pa. Joseph Hite is doing the farm work for John Butler this summer. Miss Emma Smith, of Lock Haven, vis- ted her parents at this place. Miss Edith Wilson, of Farrandsville, visited in our vicinity last week. Willie Long, of Winbur, Pa., is again making his usual visits to Joseph Hoy's wm. Solt, of Howard, attended preaching services at this place on Sun. day. Mr. Butler, of Marsh Saturday, with his brother, at this place J. W. Leathers, huckster, ing the highest cash prices for CHES, poultr Y. R. J]. Suyder and spent Sunday of last Aulays, of Hublersburg Rev. Bair delivered a very able and appropriate Easter sermon in the United Evangelical church on Sunday morning , has returned home Creek, Tom, speut Butler, our IS pay butter, el Miss WeCK Maggie john | my AM at Miss Fannie Johnson, one of Howard's fine young ladies, spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. J. Harry] Yearick. Wonder how Miss Emily Furey and Mr. Chas. Stover, of Bellefonte, enjoyed | their trip with Breons moving on Thurs. day, March, 23’ The Holy Communion will be observed | in the Reformed church, Sunday, a. m,, April 16,at 1o0'clock. Preparatory begin Wednesday on services will evening, previous The foll the Reformed owing offi Sund Yarnell Walker Our roads | again for | Arthar reiatives in our 1 Wh tie girl Miss Mary this week at the home wn at present ter ON | smiles since that | M week is al came to his house, Ia days INET, few 1 Breon spent a of Samaei of Hublersburg James Bridge and Press Garbrick, of transacted lay and Mrs, Aaron Bo afew days of J Rote J. YV. Adams, our new pastor Avery ahie mon toa Iarge « tion on Sunday evening Jacob Reifsnyder had the of cutting his thomb very badly, WOrking at the scale works st Miss Irene Walters, of will spend the summer at the home her brother, Mr. Clayton Walters, this town business Mr spent ast week al of our town preached UnNKrega ae LAs a! Stormstown. Miss Susan Harpster is vi tives at Lewistown and Tyrone The schools have closed for the having given general satisiaction Prof. John Hunter, of State College, spent Easter at his home in this place Year Wm. Gray is again afflicted with car. buncies, which confine him 10 the house Dr. Thompson is around again, being confined to the house with grippe Daniel Harpster had a other day, which resulted in up buggy Prof. Rothrock, of Milihelm, was through the valley looking up his inter. ests as a candidate for the County Super. intendency. The Stormstown and Ross appoint ments gave Rev, Runyans a pleasant surprise on Monday evening, in the way of a reception and pound party. HOOD'S PILLS curs Liver ills, Bil y Indigestion, Headache. alter the ran off the A smashed Kany to take, easy to operate, 20ec. { keeping | ever she | pride in Linden Hall. The scribe was April- fooled. Miss Famer Shirk is reported better, Frank McClellan left for Illinois, Tues. day. The sale of J. Cummings amounted to $1700. Squire Potter marries on the install. ment plan, Miss Valeria over Sunday. Gettig visited at home The marriage of I. H., Williams was a surprise to many. Christ Alexander, town on Friday last The Johns," Long spent Sunday at Rebersburg Miss Lill afew weeks vis of Millheim, was in two and Neihl, after at Altoona ian Ross returned home, it with friends Lee O1 | | have A Week Brooks hal Tut and bache! Hove Han in Will turned home on Miss P be on | The | Joseph for family day who has been stay ast amsport since 0 [hur hoebe Po pent Easte relatives at Centre Hall young lady and has a goes fiss Freddie takes great | the her, by her brother Dauiel, and enjoys showing them to ber many friends J. W. Zeigler, accompanied by his lady friend, Miss Lulu Loneberger, spent part of last week in Bellefonte, The were mistaken in thinking they after their license WEDDING: —A very at the home afternoon lober, day ner with She 1s a jolly | good time wher Wieland chickens sent people were pretty wedding ot Potter, The contracting | and Edith Dale, if Houserville The groom Saut re quire took place on Monday parties were John Stover both « Harry Hoy Kong t future Mr Sno Shoe ook moved tol farm Mr house va wved to at Int Johnsonbaugh moved to the cated Dy Clarks, house Book lacob Lucas and Israel |} vacated moved from moved into the by Lucas Mrs her farm d Green reer: Lacy the Heaton Resides to | Hollowbaugh house fn the Res ON EVERY At jes farm pPOTTLY misfortune | while | Buffalo Run. Houserville, | has ret Lio LBB | Mis sther Gray {after | delphia, and The M | Gray's church Easter turnout for the rt that the S era ther parts day ned wilh at AY FRILL The ! | gong 10 MAY rep WOrEs is soon has caused the people in that locality to wear a broad smile (:. Wood Miller dealer, loaded our enterprising grain of wheat, Al seventy cenis per tw Car ads al Scotia, ast week, hushe Berrie Hartsook the notion quick to leave Centre and move to Hun. tingdon county, where he will take charge of the Archey Hutchison farm We wish him much success Saturday evening Daniel Harpster started to drive from the home of Thos Huey, 1 a buggy. His horse became unmanageable, throwing him out and hurtiog him badly and smashed his buggy LOOK yery Pain Unnecessary in Childberth Pain 1+ no longer necessary in ehildberth 11s causes, being understond, are sasily over come. the labor being made short, easy and free from danger, morning siekness, swelled limba, and Hike evils readily controlled. and all female diseases Spaediit cured, Cul this ont It may save your life, suller not a da lange, but send us 2 cont stamp, and receive A enve full partioulars, testimonials, conf dential letter, Ke Address Fuask THOMAN & Co. Baltimore, Md, wi | The past {all clo bt Boalsbiare. Bruce Harrison was in Bellefonte last Saturday. Hiram Durst was a visitor at Boalsburg, one day last week, We have had a few movings in Boals- burg this spring, and some yet to take place, Enoch Sweeney will have sale, on April 7th, of his stock and we are in- formed will move back to Centre Hall. The Oak Hall grammar school had an entertainment Friday evening, March yist, which some of our young people attended, It was a decided success, The “oalsburg lodge 1. O O. F. elect. ed Saturday evening six new members, which will next Saturday night be duly ated by the team, This makes 15 or 16 new members since last O Holy ( nit tober y held ler morniag yamang Service Water wi new walter | ut the rese Lt near comp , 80 that it some time Uli the plant is completed will 10th; persons lege, for teaching or Ir work as will in Hower April lor co the a nislake Prof. school, prepare conlinue make open hi desiring to to | not attending this school bas demonstrated this He 1s an enthusiastic h causes his scholars to be 1 Lhe students, winler man's fitness teacher whi enthusiastic The s if Work Harris ept the prio urtious and o my ae. We tain how many but hope the opened sere no students were in attend. Ance re w be number, instructor in Aikens have a roficient the AS WE person Say John Ai va have to pay for those fis catch? John says he gave his fish { some change. But how much ow, so that if we go much to pay H. and N. L., what bh that you didn" best rod and wld ing wi fishing we will wy ke lo kt know how for suckers The far houn me by Jack Frost, out their manure opportunity to turn Mother EK fad they can find enough for them to live upon Hope they will Heberling, our furniture man and breaking the n and dwelling of the % 18 our town tw the appearance the west corner occupied by a number 1 not to be out are hauling atl the Hirst arth's sur mers are 1 | some to be ready e, 10 see if the next y Cat succeed J.B undertaker, is © slot When ted and finest by his larg ro0 Compe i wi be one ding Id greatly the place it ison the diamond, formerly hotel which was burned down a Of Years ago AINO A to of BLACK DEATH «An absolute ann hilator of all insects, bugs or beetles that prey on vegetation, positively kills potato bugs, squash bugs, pumpkin bugs, water currant worms, worms, ete, It will kill all creeping things, that eat the leaves of vegetables or plants Krery package 18 guaranteed to be full strength and full weight. For sale by R. EF. YoxADA, Conunn, PA. cabbage kinds melon bugs, of If you want to buy or sell a horse in quire at Geo. Beezer’s exchan ge stable Bellefonte, x1 goodly | substance | ground for | inrgest | of | Help... ¥ Nature Babies and children need proper food, rarely ever medi- If they do not thrive their food something is They need a little ) get their digestive ng properly. ine. hinerv w 3 TT SION "OD LIVER iL HIPOPHOSPHITES or LIME & SODA ork — 4 — 1 —— w— — w— | om 1.) c— 1 — 14 — rally correct this y. you will put from one- h to half a teaspoonful by's boitle three or four ties a day you will soon see » marked improvement. For i larger children, from half to : a teaspoonful, according to dissolved in their milk, will very at nourish- we mother’: [ <0 desire, gr If nourish the needs the | show an effect th upon mother emul- Dimmable mam bse |) nom |} omen | | un—— bt L | » Bh a—— — Jos. Horne & Co. CLOTHS FOR THE TAILOR MADE COSTUM! imported double wool Melange Vend ing offered at §1.00 a warp all tian Suit vard PENN AVE. AND FIFTH ST ‘PITTSBURG, PENNA DELAYED! STORMSTAYED! b on The recent ZZArd O« laved traffic the rail roads and for that reason CAr fur niture, long past doe, just Arrived This Week. This lot goods pur wed for tl rit trade Parties gto need rOVEeral WAR o Win mov goin ing or keeping will New Furniture... Everything in that line will be found at our store from a toy rocker to the most costly Parlor Suit... Of course you will need Furniture this spring. Stop in and see our assort ment. Naginey's Furniture Store, ALLEGHENY §T, 18 BELLEFONTE, PA ALLECHET - THE |J. 5. WAITE & C0. | Harrows, Cul | and Machine | and aco BX .B Lace Curtains by Mail. Af. 3 { Make a | Oo a ety of cature Are var get because and interest pretty Here LURID ess HO Investigates r own selt 1 1 bi 0 VE 0 ere Wash Goods and Novelties teh assortments be te vles choice Per plendid 100 gt 12 rh MB White Madras BOG GS & BUHL DEPA MENT X PA. TROUT FISHING SEASO GREEN'S PHARMACY H EFON STREET ELL NN'A Agts. Headq for All Kinds of Farm Implements Syrace | » Far er D. Mf M Wers, Huber Manuf ig Con Traction Engines wil The and Thre ’ tur DANY'S \ SOOTs Reading Star \ ) W dard ..BICYCLES.. hop WAITE & C0. Agts. WATER STREET, BELLEFONTE, PA. Hackemith S J. S. x 21 BOARDING AND LODGING. No. 117 East Hicn STREET. 1 wish to announce to the public that 1 have locaved at the above address, and am prepared to furnish J “ul Boarding. Single meals, by t week, as Rates : herd - cents ; 6o cents per day ; $3 50 per week x 20 1. 8. BICKLE, Opposite County Jail. Bellefonte, Pa.
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