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CORRESPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
Haven, are the
ents, Fred Limberts, in
Miss Hettie Smull has
burg where she ex pects
months with her grandmother.
town
gone to Rebers
to spend a few
Foster Bower's new house at the east
era end of town is nearing
and about ready for the plasterers
be held in
{ this place, on
clock
comp.etion
Communion services will
church
orning at 1
the Reformed
next Sunday t
recently treated his
paint, which greatly
e of the sam
reo KE. Stover
house to a
improves the appeatan
ht of
Harry
coat ol
Bell,
few days last week at
his grand father, H
town.
Quite a few of our hunters were out on
Monday for squirrels, but we have not
learned how many they succeeded in
bagging.
Miss Hattie Weber, of Rebersburg, is
spending a few weeks with her brother,
Stewart Weber, in thus place, principal
of the grammar school,
Mrs. D. H. Lenker and daugeter, after
spending a week at Lemont and Boals.
burg, returned home last week, They
report having an enjoyable visit,
Mrs. Young, of Boalsburg, and Mrs,
Waite, of Renovo, visited their aged
mother, Mrs. Lona Leitzel, residing a
short distance east of town, for several
days last week,
BMrs. 8. R. Charles, of North Second |
street, was at Logaunton, Union county,
on Motiday to attend the funeral of ber
of Huntingdon, spent a
the residence
H. Weaver, in
ol
our
| will soon
railroad
who has been ling
at the home of her s«
Pennington, left on Sanday for Si
town where she will relatives
some Lime
visit
Boalsburg.
The Kaup residence is under root and
will soon be ready for the plasterers
Misses Clara and Sallie Keller are
visiting friends in Bellefonte this week.
Candidate Philip Meyer is cany assing |
the county and feels very sure of election |
next month,
The typhoid fever patients of our
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pera house
Alma Packer, o
the home of Fred
1 Saturday and Sunday
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has been
Singer, of
last week
Miss Mabel Singer, who
isiting her brother, W. ]
Bellefonte, returned home
Helen, the four year old child of Ella
Thiel, which died at Peale on Tuesday,
was brought bere for interment ou Fri.
day.
Misses Hattie Shamp, Beulah
Edna Glosner, of Jacksonville, spent a
| few days at the home of Peter Robb, last
week.
Mrs. Mary Glossner and Miss Effie
| Wense! attended the birthday party of
Mrs. M. C. Frick, of Blanchard, on Sat-
vicinity are all convalescent except urday.
Homer Barr who is still confined to bed,
Manager John Bricker spent Saturday
| and Sunday in Bellefonte. He has been
arranging games for some time and you
Rar of fame or defeat.
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT will be sent
| to any new address until January 1, 1900,
for 135 cents,
Mrs. William Miller and her two sons,
Edward and Bertie, are spending a few
days in Lock Haven, at the home of her
sou, Thos. Miller.
L. 0, Packer and wile are spending a
few days with Mr. Packer's parents in
this place; the Calithumpians gave them
a call Saturday night,
"with his
and
Miss King, « Curtin, visited at
home of Mr. and Mrs, Jerry |
J. N. Kling, of Altoona, spent Sunday
ady friend, Miss Emma Sayers
Peck and wife and Mrs. Peck, Sr.
Sunday at the home of Reon
Yearick.
The 1armers in this section are busy
huskiug corn, which is about two-thirds
of a crop
John N. Wason
each weighing 64
can beat this?
MARRIED «On Thursday evening of
last week, IraCondo and Bertha Archey,
both of this place,
Johu Rockey and family, of near Zion,
spent Sunday at the home of our mer.
chant, N. H. Yearick.
Ed
spent
raised
and 6%
two turnips,
Ibs. Who
WHO IS Women as well as men are |
made miserable by kidney |
TO gd bladder trouble. Dr.
Cilmer's Swamp.Root the
BLAME. great kidne » remedy
promptly cures. At droits in fifty
cent and dollar sizes. You may have a
sample bottle by mail free, also pamph.
let telling all about it. Address,
t Dr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N.Y
United Evangelical ¢
ad that one of our ¥
refers mmer, when autumn
Perhaps see has com ]
clusion 10 have summer mixed with
autumn to check the ch IR alr in those
sweet lowly hour
DEATH. Alfred rmerly of
this place But of late years resided at
Millball, Died at his bome on Saturdays
the 14th. His remains y
Zion on Wednesday forenoon
leaves a wife and two sous
daughter to mourn his loss
Weare g
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here to the con
soln
Shefler, |
were brought wo
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and one
We are informed that a certain neigh
bor had purchased a Winchester the
other day. Now, Willie, you know what
that means, as be has proven himself a |
Do |
man by word, if not as a neighbor
unto others as you would have them do
unto you, is the motto which should be
our guide.
YOUNG MOTHERS
Croup is the terror of thousands of young
mothers because its outbreak is so agonizing
and frequently fatal, Sh 4 Cough and on
sumption ire acts like maggie In
Croup. It has never been known to tall “he
worst cases relieved immediately. foe 2
Cia. Sots, and BLN, For sale by Krumrine
Bros, Bellefonte, Pa. i
THR CENTRE DEMOCRAT will be sent
to any new address until January 1, 1900,
for 15 cents,
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sonsumption
is robbed of its terrors by
the fact that the best med-
ical authorities state that it
I$ a eurable disease; and
one of the happy things
about it is, that its victims
rarely ever lose hope.
You know there are all sorts of
secret nostrums advertised to cure
consumption. Some make absurd
claims, We only say that if taken
in time and the laws of health are
properly observed,
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