THE CENTKE DEMOURAT, "BELLEFONTE, PA, NOVEMBER 2, 1899,
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Twenty New Styles of Men's Suits
They are good desirable patterns.
Entirely new, prices
very reasonable. If you are ia the market for Clothing
They Should Interest You.
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CORRESPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
The News Gathered From Various
Sections
HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO
What Our Army of Alert
and Observe Worthy
{f Every
shed
Penn Hall.
Lorresg
of Note
nmun
mdents See
The Local
Happenings o ity Will be
Gladly Pu
{ her
M. Fisher, and Jno. Hosterman and
families spent Sunday with Adam Heck
man at Tusseyville,
ust awful nesome
efonte. He thinks
week every week for
Harry says it is
since Blanche is at Bel
it ought to be «
a while.
Rev. A. M. Doerstler, of the Evang=li.
cal association, had preaching
in the Evangelical church, on
afternoon,
Chas. W. Fisher and sister Mary, left
for an extended trip to Philadelphia and
other eastern cities where Mr, Fisher
will purchase his stock of fall and winter
goods
ourt
MIvVICES
Sunday
Percival Aumiller, of Union county,
moved his saw mill on a tract which he
recently bought from D. W, Zeigler,
north of town, and will start operations
at once.
Communion servi
United Evangelica
morning. Rev, 8S. P
lLewisburg, officiated
largely attended
H. F. McManaway went to Bellefonte
on Saturday evening in one hour and
forty minutes, on his wheel, Of course
the attraction at Bellefonte accelerated
the speed of his wheel,
Preachers’ certificates may be the
latest craze, but don’t have any weight
or fufluence in politics on Gregg town.
ship democrats. Cyrus Brungart will
get there just the same, “dead sure.”
J. C. Condo, our wide awake coach
maker, made a business tiip to Sugar.
valley last week and disposed of a lot of
buggies and road wagons over there,
Mr. Condo is taking the lead in manu.
facturing up-to-date buggies,
Last Monday, while helping Warren
Stover to haul corn fodder, Henry Meyer
had the misfortune of falling from the
wagon and breaking his arm at the wrist,
Dr. G. 8. Frank, of Millheim was sum.
es were held in the
church on Sunday
Reamer, P. E., of
The services were
moned,
shape
The ticl 3
crats of Centre count
mends itself to the
who are anxious to r
republican ring which
managing county affairs.
represent very fairly a
ounty and are men of high character
and eminently fitted for the position to
which they aspire. There is utterly no
occasion for any factional differen
interfere with any democratic supp
ket, and it is but fair
t the democr
minated by the
Y is one that
voters of the
com
county
1 themselves of the
has
The nominees
1 sections of the
been mis.
es lo
rt ol
The ch )
grand success he ladies
turn their grat
general for ther
fronage
Alf Robb and family, of Zion, spent
Saturday and Sunday in ths place,
visiting their many friends
Mr. Doebler, of Ridgway,
train at Nittany, on Saturday evening,
and stopped for his supper He was on
his way to Rebersburg, where his father
is lying very sick
wish
the OO
the peop
and
help
got off the
Chere is still quite a
husk through here
Miss Lillian McCaleb, one of our fair
and accomplished young ladies, has gone
to Pittsburg, where will spend the
winter She will be missed very much
by her host of friends
bit of corn to
she
Both steam sawmills are running full
blast at present, and lumber is being
shipped daily
G. E. Snavely and N. C, Shaffer were
out for pheasants one day last week and
came home with 7 of the choice birds.
Good boys.
Quite a number of our sports will take
in the foot ball game at Williamsport on
Saturday.
Mrs Hattie Winkleman and son, of
Mackeyville, visited there many friends |
at this place, the past week,
People in his section
about candidates traveling around with
preachers certificates of character,
WHAT 18 SHILOM?
A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and
Consumption ; used through the world for half
A century, has cured innumerable eases of in
eiplent consumption and relieved many in ad
vaneod siages. If you are not satisfied with
the results we will refund the money, Price 5
eta, and ets, For sale by Krumrine Bros,
Bellefonte, Pa. :
are laughing |
Lemont.
of lebanon Co., was
uylng ug in this sect ast week
The far:
busking their
half crop
Mrs. Margaret W
her daaghter, Mrs. Wi
Buffalo Kuo, this week
The Lemont |
hold a socia
early all
which
through
corn, was about a
niom C. E
at the home of IL, ¢§
LOmMOrTow evening, Nos
them a Ca
Loyd H
Furnace,
but he | COMmpany
hardly take care
will help
seems to be at Centre
as he goes there 148 ¢
vs he can
who
ten,
RCs
Boys,
him out
Axemann seems to be
tra as
often For Charley
not get home the
heralding in the new day
The following
Bear-meadows to
Martz, Ed
john Hoy,
tion the boys stop there quite
W., did
were
insiance,
unt tinstiers
the
(rCorge
sports started for
hunt
Armstrong, Samuel Weaver,
Edward Williams,
Williams Lather Cambell,
Markle and Emanuel! Peters
started on Tuesday afternoon,
to have their camp in shape
be home on Saturday
SERIOUS ACCIDENT On Saturday
evening last, while Juno. Poliock and
Misses Mary, Helen and Bessie Thomsg
son were returning home from Boals.
burg in a carriage, the horses frighten.
ed and one of the traces broke and the
tongue dropped. The horses pulled Mr
Pollock forward across the dash. The
three girls jumped out, but in jumping
Mary became tangled up in the carriage
and was dragged for some distance and
received several serious cuts and bruises
about the head Mr, Pollock was also cut
and bruised about the head. The other
girls were not injared at all.
deer
Nelson
William
They
in order
They will
not able to leave the house,
Wolfs Store.
G. W. Stanley and wife, of Williams. |
port, spent a few days visiting friends in
our vicinity.
The butchering season is coming on
and everybody is talking of killing the
heaviest porkers,
Mountain fires were raging fiercely
last week and our Jrople were compelled
to fight it day and night 10 save their
fences and buildings,
Mary just |
came down from Altoona that day, and i
Was going back on Monday, but she was |
Aaronsburg.
Democrats this
comes out
made a t
uniata cou day last
Messrs O. H. Wolf and Al
both of Wolfs Store, were the guests
H. H. Weaver's one day last week
Robert Boob usin
one
Matthew Swabb spent several da
last week in Philadeiphia,
had gone to a adtoin
Miss of State (
is spending several weeks in t
guest of her sister, Mrs
wm West Main
whither
portant business
’
iT
Nora Guisewite,
street
tern
{ many
Mackey
a few days last week at the
lence of fesse Werts it mr town
if 4 80n 1 Lg!
Aaron Smu
mbert
joe Smuii, of
vilie, spent
res
The gentleman
Mr, and Mrs
Mrs. William L
and of Rebersh
day Jast at Ire
Mrs
Rp 1t severa
dav,
Edna Krumrine, who is teaching
in our burg
Ig
d Limbert's,
sou, a
Sue Packer, of near M
hours in town last TIE
being the guest of her cousin, Miss
sChox
During the past week quite a few can
didates county offices the
voters in this section and gave their rea
son why they should be supported at the
coming election,
Maj. Henry
was in this vicinity
visit to his many friends and
for visited
Forster, of Harrisburg,
ASL week LAvIng a
comrades,
| all of whom were very glad to see him
He was the guest of his sister-in-law,
Mrs. F. |. Forster, on Main street
RICK HEADACHES
The curse of overworked womankind Are
auniekly and surely cured by Karl's Clover Root
ea. the great blood purifier and tissue bulider
Money refunded If not satisfactory. 'riee 2
ets and Mets, For sale by Krumrine Hros
Bellefonte, Pa :
Boalsburg.
Rover, John Sh
| Ben Herring There |
fA ew more
Mary
shipy
point i
her hushand, ¢
Cave
rk
Crawford and daaghter
ed their household goods to Fr
where she wi
They will
ast week.
Crawford
th
Candi are pulling in
licks on the round up, but it has
settled for some time how they wi
It should be the every voter
take a couple hours off, and go to the
polls and vote
Ww
oO
about the of November
lates their best
been
| volte
duty of to
B. Crape and wife moved to Johns.
town last week where they expect to
make their future home, and keep a
boarding house, Boarders will find Mrs
! Crape a good cook,
11 soon be ready
It is a fine one
MANY A LOVER
Has turned with disgust from
vable girl with au offen
Clover Root Tea parifies the
on on the
Rev. Brown's bouse w=
10 move into
bowels, ole
| Sold for years on absolute
Game is reported scarce in this section
Scott Bricker and son, John was a visi.
tor to Bellefonte, last Saturday
The Stuart farm was sold last week to
Enoch Sweeney, consideration $3000
The forest fires made our little burg
and vicinity very dark last week. But
the rain on Saturday night and Sunday
morning again cleared the atmosphere.
Manager Bricker's base ball team
met their first Waterloo last Saturday
when they were beaten by the score of
12 to 8, their opponents were a picked
team from town. The cause of their de.
feat may be attributed 10 two facts vis:
cts and W ets
Beliefonte
For sale by Krumrine Bros
a |
Port Matilda.
Our new iron bridge is being treated to
[a fresh coat of paint, adding greatly to
its appearance,
]
Miss Verna Jones and Annie Wilson, |
of South Philipsburg, are the guests of |
Mi. and Mrs, A. J. Johnson,
J. T. Beckwith 1s selling at private sale
his entire farm stock and implements,
having given up farming to engage in
teaming,
8. R. Pringle is the champion hunter
5 Who n.b
i Mrs. M. L. Gill E
yunty, paid a recent visit to
Mrs. Marks, who is
m ther
h respected resident of
Blanchard
UTR, Were among
sting the
Their
lischarges of their
ne squirre
week repon
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That Cough
Hangs OR
You have used all
sorts of cough reme-
dies but it does not
yield; it is too deep
seated. It may wear
itself out in time, but
it is morc liable to
j Produce la grippe,
{Deamonis or a seri-
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ous throat affection.
You need something
that will give you
strength and bui'd
up the body.
SCOTT'S
i EMULSION
will do this when everything
else fails. There is no deus
about it. It nourish
strengthens, builds up and
makes the body strong and
healthy, not only to throw
off this hard cough, but to
fortify the system against
further attacks, If you are
run down or emaciated you
should certainly take this
nourishing food medicine,
sor. and By on, oll draggin,
SCOTTY & BUWNL « hemints, New York
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