THE CENTKE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MAY 15899, 7 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 Send the News, We Gladly Published will Publish it, Port Matilda. Miss Gertie at Bald Eagle. Joseph Cowher is around again al shaking up with chills and a severe Port lition to a cornet band. 1S up to date with any payiug ci Marks and ou the ¢ Racket nett 18 visiting Ben James T. are working Reese's new store, says Pringle, at the corner he will sell a No. 1 pair of shoes for Try him next Saturday; you will them all right. The many friends of Miles Hoover ex. tend their condolence and sympathy in the bereavement of their child who died a few days since. Mrs. James Patton has returned home from a Philadelphia hospital. Although vet weak, she was greatly benefited by being operated on for a tumerous growth, Miss Grace Reese, lady manager of the millinery department of A. W. Reese's Racket store will on next Satur. day sell hats at 20cts. each. Our mer. chants mean business and that’s no joke. The lady members of the U. B. will give a supper in Port Decoration Day. The proceeds parsonage improvements. A and supper will be held both after and evening. S. R. are for noon { ppesition is the life of trade. Crain, of the Willow wh t store, rn starch for rocts, and next Saturday ng will sell three cans of oct 20cts, and look out for bargains on oration Day. season has opened ald Eagle creek led with lady in hand. the young one; small share for The fishing lively aloug the banks are often fil with rod and li e with poor success, as did from the corner kled beauty was lay’s patient. fi oome meet tari rk store sneck yy “ee pe het on Miss Kate C very sore hand asant Gap, fourh K again. at home } town where IAL, GATHER evening of las ladies and ge home of Mr. ' spend the evening in soci Refreshments were served. a picasant ¢ DIED :~On Wednesday morning, May toth, at 2 o'clock, Mrs. Maria Glossuer, aged 71 years, 7 months and 15 days, the home of her son Reuben rlossnes, near Jacksonville, She was an in for a number of years and had hy con fined to her bed for several months. The funeral took place on Friday morning she was a member of the Dis iple ¢ bur b services were held in the United Evan gelical church at Jacksonville by Rev Bair, Interment was made in the United Evangelical cemetery Three children iurvive to mourn her loss—two sons and a daughter; her husband and one son having died a number of years ago TELL i SISTER an impoasibi sort of ice They ning cake, elk having spe yo ty wit) that only ex digestion, a healt) yet Iu Rt Tea acts or d kidneys keep Pr ee 25 ¢ ne Bros, Be ala wil R | Linden Hall. Our carly farmers are ing corn, through plant. Samuel Ripka entertained George Mowes, of Centre Hall, over Sunday W. 8. Brooks, ie a a business day last. J, Andrew Gettig and spent Monday with their at State College. Squire Meyers, of the branch, Sun dayed at th. Wieland home. Squire is a master hand at giving comic recitations Ed. Kerlin, one of Centre Hall's young sports, was seen riding through town on Saturday evening on his wheel, Ed. can make'er go. The services in Boalsburg last week, relative to the Classis, were interesting wife and little daughter, trip to Bellefonte Fn. sister, Valiria socts. | get church | Matilda on |* festival | Charley | sold ou | : Satur day three t size | size corn for | Dec- | anglers lady and were well attended, sermons were preached. Calvin Thomas, of Centre Hall enjoys riding a wheel, On Saturday afternoon he rode to this village and called to see his cousins, the Felding boys. Misses Annie Corl and Alice Meese, of ’leasant Gap, visited the Brooks ladies over Sunday. They are both pleasant ladies and in for a good time, which they had while here, A party in this place is always kicking about the items gotten up from here and calling the scribe a liar and almost everything else, when the article written was the truth. There are some people who do not like to hear the truth spoken unless it 18 something to elevate them in the sight of others. Look out sonny, you might blow up and bust, : FOR SALE H. Fielding is his horse, and harness for sale Will sell a whole or in part—term suit the Woodlawu-dapp! Thom Some excellent offer buggy buyer efonts Wolfs Store. Some of our young race for girls Mr, F Hartman and last Sunday in Sugarvalley. men Ambrose Sunday vi Douty and wife ug in Sugarvalley Mr. Jeremiah Brungart heim on was business, last Saturday Daniel Delcamp and wife over Sunday visiting, were and wi siting 1a 2 and wife, H. yer spent ittany. Weaver from Feid- Wolfe (reo, u rmgart, r lares he saw a fox ane last Saturday. Cyrus Zeigler igler and last week. an g, were gues lace, last ‘aphas Sheet: onshurg, wer nathan Sheet: narrhoea Craars Mills Ports GREEN, Drug Spring Mills. lidates and only few | feel confident. | posters passed Smith Bros, rocker trade, for the great Wall through hear ace sh last Saturday, ch and undersold the cou be communion the choir rendered are hustling and will not Rev. Rearick held last Sunday choice music. J. C. Harper, through this section, sh; his many friends M. L th, of town, the it ment hustler ay with his br ers and locking up other business samuel Wiser and William Tobias he im, paid Centre Castle of K. G Saturday evening L! Services some efonte, king hands with passed Smi Johns s Spent a d last age John Grove, a ways supplied with They are not hard yard is hauly, Mockel Sny« bought a half interest of John Runkle's meat market They buy nothing but the best of beef cattle They should have all the atronage Fresh beef brought to your Ju every morning. WHO IS ‘Women n as well as men are made miserable by kid TO and ‘bladder te vy] oh BLAME. Kilmer's Swamp.Root the great kidney remedy promptly cent and d cures. At druggists in fifty liar sizes, You may have a sample bottle by mall free, also pamph let telling all about it, 1 Dr. Kilmer & Co., near townsman, amples of coa » get, Long's coal Address, Binghamton, N.Y “WANTED: A large tract of jack pine timber or paper-wood-—<Address A M. Hoover, Bellefonte, Pa | Erammar s« Aaronsburg. the this was in James Wert, of Tusseyville, guest of his father, Jerre Wert, place on Sunday. Rev. Schoch spent several days in town last week as the guest of his brother-in-law, M. M. Musser Mrs. Benten Kreamer, of Rebersburg, spent a day last week at the residence of Mr. H. H. Weaver, on Main street, Mr, and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, of Clin tondale, visited the lady's parents, Al- fred Keener's, in this place over Sunday. Among those from our town who spent Ascension Day in fishing we noticed J. Warren Beaver and Miss Mabel Weaver, A Mr. Rossman an f Penn Hall, Saturday being the . of then Wert, d his two sisters, in this Sree t pen chur h Commu Lutheran chur morning and « ly attended. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Me daughter, of Centre Mill Is at the residence o Main street, Mr. and Mrs. I. E for Freeburg, Snyder where they are the guests parents, Mr, ana Alrs. Mr, Philps, Boolrand baby county, last wee of the Glass. an aged gentleman Akron, Ohio, is visiticg his son in place, merchant W. H. Philips been here for many years Gross Yearick, of Philade his mo mothe; of Centre Hall, Mi Yearick, are the gue MN Foster on Main street sent this + yt not sts of at pre SCT Teachers examis h J riday by seven appli examir town recently and | ni daughter, Mrs | | 18 Jooking well | edly the West Willis | former ci 1 Brow and hes agrees wil At a mes held hool, trees and OSs0ms grapes John Bartiey juarrying Will Knecht's Charl and Harvey R stone to put u A farm ley Beck Communion s« Joe Markie has been f the of death home of his daughter, Caleb ; no hope for Mrs of his recovery Fire last Fri an Dorman took a neighbor's house on an errand, the the children and a boy house to do up They the house Away Mrs, Dorman return ed, after, she found her house ith smoke and the 1 ; that othes lay afternoon Mrs leav] neighhot rest of g£abHhor some at the ocked up Work ana went eryvthing the cradle juite a few ¢ were hanging at cradle, were burned i the fire the neighbors The little 1) supposed, 4 the wall, above minutes would have the timely belp of was extinguished e playing with mat h dropped fire nthe Only a whole house With the hire few more an been boys wh Whooping Cough I had a little boy who was nearly dead from an atiack of whooning cough. My neighbors recommended Chamber Cough Remedy I did not think medicine would help him, but after Rive ing him a few doses of that remedy 1 | noticed an improvement, and one bottle {cured him entirely It is the best cough | medi ine I ever had ia the house }. L MooRrE, South Burgetistown, Pa For [sale by F. Porrs Gres, Druggist, Jeliefonte, Pa. ans that any "Prosperity cannot thrive ou Credit Cash is King.” Try our new Cash ! System, Montgomery & Co, | were | | preached in He has | even the dogs don't bark her baby and went to | { | become of the Georgetown u { his hat | company is | the | for the Howard. Hensyl purchased a new J. L.. DeHaas and son Charles drove to Jellefonte jast Friday. do- The new merchant, Mr, ing a rushing business, We are pleased tosay that John McEl- wain seems somewhat better John Miles, wife and son, of Mileshurg, were guests of Mrs, H., T. Lucas on Sun- day. M. S. Betz droy day. Crane, 1s and his intended, Miss through our town ot Confer and sited hh . Beech Creek, town on Su y Rev. Frick the Christian | Chapel, on Sunday es Our town two new houses one house is and the Wop by wing built owly, ere up 1 8 itby Christ Schenck John Schenck ted [he ing g buil better half and wi 1 WwW owned Grenning Samuel ng » 5 TM CL expect made a tri Sat es Ou The band don any have stopped t play more The! There are through g about haif a grass ianting o« wheat ut the looks wel e¢ wonder what has 1an hear ong A good many § eop not dead shal from him and you People won on one cause he is get Some going { They take a lantern, a fiddle d a Bible along How is that girls Wehadahi things don't ge shery started, In ght here more They haye a fishery at Drum Station as Billy Tommy are fishing every Sat. urday evening: Billy are a dandy, you can fish four evenings in a week and , YOu Sober is waiting for man to tell facts polecat den Will say that the busted, the tre has suspended payment, and everything has gone up the and itis al scribe at Georgetown st paver, but I hope the boys wi revive and start up Again The the correspondent Lg + Yan Lt clown Lire about the Asurer spout because pped writing Includes the Barbers The new mercantile license law which goes into force next year, embraces all those barbers who have for sale soaps, perfumeries, bair oil, cosmetics, etc. The license they will be called upon to pay amounts to two collars a year, Rebersburg. Mrs, Elvina Bierly 1s having a summer house built at the south end of her home. Supt. C. L. ducting teachers’ county. Frank Reed, of our burg, left for Lock Haven on Monday, where he expects to find employment until harvest There is nothing the matter with mer. chant Howard Miller's new house this far, Howard knows how to manage the silver eagle, Hon, aturday,n his si and sj Gramley is now busy con- examinations over our Loganton i Henry Meyer left for car which place he attende Mis. Polly ent the Sunday with hi on the sale of deceased, near print 2r. Rock View. Mrs. Tate is abl again Herbert Klinger wheel this week. A ert ain Jus! a Cough rth pay ng attention desire to It annoys you also because you remember that weak lungs is a family fail ling. At first ls a slight cough. At last it is a hemorrhage. At first i is easy to cure. At last, extremely difficult. AGEP’s Cherry pectoral guickiy hack There is no the cure now from neglect For over “half a century Aver's Cherry Pectoral has been curing colds and coughs onsumption, astian al 1 SiO Keen one of Pr, Aper's CherrD Pectoral Masters <7 poor fangs Il pon cou if youn free? hall we & book on Cur Rodical Departmont, If you have any complaint what ver and desire he best medion! fdviee you oan possi hiy oMain, write the doetor freely R, on will reowive » prompt re without oot y Add ress His J.C AYER Lowell, Mass. # subant, PPRRERPERE EPRI WE LLL EEE EE EE | Preserves i Jelllen, Sk oF ht oh more easily, more quick healthfully sealed with fu ried bd A Paraffine Wax than by any thor \ method, Dusens of other uses li oe | found “"Refi ned 3 x Paraffin Wx In every household tasteions and your drogeist or gr everywhere, Mad BTANDARD OIL ¢ For a short time we ¢ are giv ing (while they last) with each 50¢ one « sale of Rieger's Perfumes of Paul de Longpee's| beau- PLANING MILL WORK. Floring, Siding, Beams, Doors, Sashes, Moul dings, Etc. RERRRRERRE £.K RHOADS B At his yard Opposite the P. R.R. Passenger Station, Sells only the Best Qualities ww Re LJ J ddd o ITUMINOUS 9 W O O > r- AN: J 00 0 0 10 10 TO 0 50 J 0 JE 0 0 JO J 0 TJ 0 1 I I J 1 Wood, ran, Hay, Straw reenings Telephone Calls: Central Commercial = » |» =» 7 =n {F- » mw mw » JEASNI L.NOa SEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEsEs ‘SONIQTIAG WYUVI YN0X | AOOIH LXV W : w J ‘myuojar ud CaN COUNTY BANKING CO. Corner of High and Spring street. Receive Deposits | Discount Notes, J. D. SnveorRY, Cashier
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