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CORRESPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
[he News Gathered From Various
HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO
one bear
hot for several years |
tains. There are sti
mountains They seemed
than for many years back; it is
thought there were so many on account
of the burning of the Diamond valley.
Hon. Thomas F. Riley, after spending
several weeks in the mountains hunting,
came out on Saturday Nov. 25th in ap-
parent good health tospend Sunday with
his family, as is his custom. On Monday |
morning he was about to return again to
the mountains when be was seized with
a severe cramp which continued without
ceasing until night, when the doctor
diagnosed it as appendicitis. Mr, Riley
gradually sunk lower and weaker, Dr
Woods was called to consult the attend
ing physician, Dr. Kidder. On Thursday
there were symptoms of improvement, |
He is now much improved and by care. |
ful treatment and nursing may entirely |
recover his usual health His friends
will no doubt be glad to hear of his fav.
orable condition
BALL GAMER: On Thursday last
(Thanksgiving) the Boalsburg High
School base ball team defeated Lemont
with the grand score of 17 to 7. The
game was called at 2 p. m. when the
boys in gray took the bat and scored
five runs the first inning ; Lemont scored
but one, Gingerich and Young did ex.
cellent batting, each making three.-base
hits. Wiecland's pitching was "out of
sight.” That's what Lemont said. The
players are as follows, with the number
of runs: Calvin P. Young, c., 2; Scott
Wieland, p., 3; Albert E. Gingerich, 1b,
2; K. N. eberger, 2b., 2; Frank O.
Young, 3b, 3; 6 e J. Stuart, ss, 1;
Edward J, Kup , th, 1; Thomas R.
Weber, cf, 2; Charles E. B, Fisher, If,
and
ber
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| Afty years on an absolute rasantde
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1. When the Lemont boys want to play
to win 1}
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the pig's back by
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killed
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We
ers, who is teachin
will eat
home, or peacock
whether chic
pleased to see him
Geo. Harm came home last week. He
had been hunting with a party of five
which killed three deer. Geo. killed two
of them. One of the party, Mr. Blackford
of Bellefonte, was severely hurt by fall.
ing, striking his head on a rock.
We are all glad to know that our friend
H. W. Reeder has procured a good posi
tion as book keeper in a wholesale beef
establishment, at Pittsburg. Reeder is
much missed He is a good talker and
laugher. What he has to say, he says to
your face He is genteel, does not use
Are informed that Leonard Leath
at Mt. Pleas
this Christmas at
home But
turkey we will all be
{ SChx
ant,
near
en or
| profane language, tobacco, nor alcoholic
beverages He has our best wishes for
his health, wealth and happiness
DOES THIS STRIKE YOU
Muddy complexion, Nauseating breath come
from ehronie constipation. Karl's Clover Root
Toa isan absolute cure and has been sold tor
Price 2
y Krumrine Bros,
:
ots. and 8 o's, For sale
Bellefonte, Fa i
Wolfs Store.
E.G. Hosterman and family spent last
Sunday visiting in Penns Valley,
Frank Shultz and family, from Rebers. |
burg, were guests at Cyrus Zeigler's last
Sanday.
We are informed that Newt, Brungart
has sold his farm to A. M. Corman, from
Rebering
Prof. I. A. Zeigler, from Clintondale,
Clinton county, Pa., Spent Thanksgiviog
with his parents at this place.
The butchering season is now about
over in this section and our e are
now feasting on good things. Next will
be Xman
Milesburg.
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Wilson Charles
Tyrone, spent Su
parents in Centra
Henry Kohlb
ROME LO SC how
on Sun
home ny cyYyening
Oliver B. Kem, of Landisburg, Pa.
spent Thanksgiving Day with his friend,
Miss Elizabeth J of this place
I. Miles Green his +
birthday anniversary Friday
giving a dinner to a number of hs int
mate friends
Stroon
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celebrated th
ast by
Moshannon.
Levi Maves, of Jersey Shore, was visit
ing friends here last week
James Murphy, formerly of Philips
burg, moved Wo town last week
John Borger, formerly of this place,
who has been living in Clearfield for |
to town last |
some Lime,
week,
moved back
Last Thursday was a hard day om
[small game, as the woods were full of
busters, and the most of them were suc:
cessful in bringing home a bird or a
| rabbit,
| We bad a great excitement in town
{on last Friday morning. When Mrs,
| Boston ViehJorfer went to feed her horse
she discovered that the horse and buggy
bad been stolen. The constable was put
on the track as soon as possible and Pe.
fore the next day found the stolen prop.
erty,
ON EVERY BOTTLE
Of Shiloh's
antes: “All we
of tim contents
oan
Port Matilda.
un be taught sepa
fis a in one in
will be instruct
heat
cow
the basement contains a large
ing furnace with other convenier
rt it is a building of wi
Port Matilda and the
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orth should be pr
ch the
townshij
Madisonburg.
Mrs. Mary Dred
this writing visiting iu our town,
hier, of Shamokin, is at
Prosperity has struck us in the form of
a saw mill above town, operated by C. P
long
Mrs, Rover and daughter, of Altoona
visited friends and relatives in this com
munity,
Edwin Noll, who spent the past sum.
mer at Chalmers, lod, returned home
last Friday
Rev. Dubs, pastor of the United Evan
gelical church, commenced a series of
revival meei ings on Sunday evening,
After an absence of about ten weeks, |
visiting her many friends at Vicksburg,
Pa., Miss Bertha Fiedler has made her
apearance,
While Mr. Rover's and Mr. Herbh's
turkeys were in their fields along the |
mountain, two fellows from Rockville |
ushered them across the fence in the
woods, and shot t woof them as game. This
occurred Thursday, Nov, 23, and as the
party who saw them do it had to leave
the next day no action was taken upon
the matter ; action will be taken as soon
as the informer returns. It is also claim.
ed that some of our home parties made a
raid on Mr. Deitrick’s turkeys.
ah she Joat hie LAR no, thestination
y are ne
wea. Kai's Clover Toa has cured those
. a 1 rah ar od gp] 0 ots,
orale by paki ba ve Bellefonte, 3
i yrone
Aren't
once again
Mrs. Lizzie Walk
visit to friends at Hannah
Mrs. Newman, of Hannah, Sundaved
with her niece, Mrs. (5, BE. Eller
Mrs Tohn Beezer visited her
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Murray,
piace
(0
at
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Mond
parents,
at this
of Cala
Parsons
Parsons, wife and sons,
visited Postmaster J hin
the past week
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Irvin, of Bel
spent Thanksgiving at the home
father at this place
{ Our genial young merchant, Alfred
Irvin, who has been assisting us brothers
at Bellefonte, is back at his post Yehind
| the counter at Tulian again,
wisan,
efonte,
of Ed's
ited at the home of T. A. Ardell recently
The party included Messrs Swyers and |
Kennedy and Mrs. Henderson and sister, |
They returned home last week.
Sugar Valley.
Counterfeit dimes and quarters are
afloat in Loganton and vicinity
Samuel Mader reports that he shot
and killed two large deer before break.
fast Monday morning, near the Deep
Springs. :
Ren Stover was hit m the face with
severa: shot, one day last week, fired by
A careless hynter in the woods chasing
wit game,
long expected has at last happen.
ed. Samuel Condo, of township,
and Mary C, Schrack, of town.
ship, have joined the army of benedicts
for better or worse,
A party of Penn Van, N. Y., folks vis. |
need
thei
their cheeks and restore
health
Cail
blood. ge
and strengin .
that
reject fat w th
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