THE CENTRE DEMOURAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., DECEMBER 14, 1899, 7 ’ RY i Nelar Re a OR CHRISTMAS. | CTIA T AVIA TAVLAITHTHTOD sede Suite, Overcoats and Men A up to-date and Boys. every desirable style eason, If you are Xmas Gift that will ited but he , you cal ~ appre Stop h 4d nx her 3 AR sede An ahead of in Bellefonte to $1.00. Yom miles any 8 as oe sv «08 can here, sels yD fest te sc rc rset rT. "ore. rere. DDG” "6 ot oI il rs A Leadon > [NR sed » x extr » en {1 » oe 6 "Rx oT ty “te E E = £ SPNINNN ¢ s0d% Se Sas son NECKWE I our-in H \! ¥ “Puffs assortment Price CLOTHING. 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Pa » v " v M v ‘ v ‘ by ‘ v ¢ v « v M ¢ ¢ v M v « v el a ers dy (Ff & n : sey cman . 3 rd . © * &.8.0 Wl son L.0 N 2. og. u CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT The News Gathered From Various Sections HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO What 0 snd Observe Worthy Happ Gladly {f Alert Correspondents See The Local ) ir Army o of Note H enings of Every Community W ve Published. Howard. two hie ) Fred Leathers Monday, on busines Wm. Mahafly been shaking haud piace Wm. Dietz w nes Tue Mrs. Mc( the home of Mr this place. $ on ully, Florida, is visiting at and Mrs. Edward Shope, Elmer Schenck has gone to Bellw where he has secured employment. Messrs, Elmer Lott Neff, Albert Orr, David, John and Parker Thompson, and James Gardner went to the Alle ghenies on a rabbit hunting expedition, on Monday morning. A 5 N rtle, Wm. Heverly has gone to Uniontown where be has secured employment candy at E.C. Hoe of of goods your Christmas a large uy Dietz's bakery ; to select from Charles Lucas has a very painful eye ; a piece of steel flew into it at the rake factory, on Saturday. Mr. Otto, Paper Co,, manager of Williamsport wis in town on Monday. Wm. Thomas went to Lock Haven hospital on Monday to have another operation performed on his leg. Harry Holtz, of Bellefonte, at the home of I. R. Hensyl. Wm. Hensyl is coming home on Satur. day, from New Berlin, where he is attend. | ing school, He expects to remain at | home until after the holidays. Wm. Long did some mason work at Mill Hall the past week, returned home | on Monday. 0. W. Brickley is employed at Gorton | Heights, laying brick and building coke | ovens, Fred Leathers took a tumble off the wagon a few days ago and hurt his leg pretty badly, and has been confined to the house ever since. He maaaged to go to lock Haven to see a doctor on Mon. day. George Hoy, of Hublersburg, loaded a car with wheat at our depot, on Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. The article in the last issue of this paper, concerning Hugene Strunk has n corrected. FHugene Strunk was killed ina fight, in Potter county, but Sundayed Was no to Howard for bari 1 in Potter cx of sent home was buries was about YCArS age, of Homer Strut ger 8 b 5 lent bar; and f l Messrs transa het Wm Wednesd: from home 1 been v Annie ha n Misses and Mary Gramle Abdera, tors at the hom C. Dietz, Sat lay and Sunday You wi ing 11 news from this 4 few weeks, as we have | JICASE sy Cyrus Dietz and ing friends in this section the past two weeks They left for home on the 10 a. wm. train, Saturday. The M. E. church was rededicated last Sunday. The church had a general overhauling and is now very neatly fur. nished. It is now the finest church in the town, Miss Sadie Hockman, of Flemington, was visiting her niece, Mrs. E. C. Dietz on Saturday of the past week, Samuel Antes, formerly of this place now of Smoke Run, was shaking hands with his many friends in this place, the latter part of the past week. Rev, wife, of Dan e Phe, were visit George King and wife, of Miles. bury, attended the reopening of the M., | E. church, on Sunday. The presiding elder, Altoona, Dr. Monroe, of conducted the services of the re | opening of the M. E. church and preach. | ed some very able sermons, Rev. Wharton is holding protracted | meeting in the M. E. church, this place. Everybody is invited to attend, Miss Jennie Wagner visited her sister, | Mrs. Joseph Hipple, of Romola, the past week, Mrs. Hunter Thomas, of Tyrone, visit. | ed her mother and sister at this place re- cently, BICK HEADACHES, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl's Clover Root You, the great blood purifier and tissue bulider Money refunded If not satisfactory. Vries 25 ets and Mets, For sale by Krumrine Bros Bellefonte, Pa Yarnell. Ada Poorman is almost well again. Protracted meeting begaa at Fairview | on Sunday night, Mrs, E. I. Walker is slowly recovering from a severe attack of pneumonia, i Robert Cax, our hustling drover, with | bis usual keen business foresight pur. chased a fine strawberry roan horse last | i ng the « atree wh prosperous Union ' ’ wed on the farm EE. Confer last Tues that the entirely wWArm jor h m at Ba low, owing to a woman having § the chief seat in the Weather A tur porat n under the name Eddy 1 TiekP ized here last week. [ts purpose being to take off of Eddy Lick Run, dur ADOoutl 100.000 L1es said weather was Hol. ORSCRLI0N too sh Bureau The was organ- of of * [4 rop Co we day | ming winter, and a corresponding num Miles Heaton and W. B. Confer, two of our substantial citizens, are identified with the new combine. We are author ized to say that men wanting employ. ment in the woods can find it there at good wages Miss Emma Watkin came home from | Bellefonte on Friday to bid Johnnie good by. He left for Snow Shoe Monday to work in the mines YOU TRY If Rhiloh's Cough and ( thoy whieh is sod for the small pries ol PA ets. and #100, does pot cure take the back and we will refund your money aver fifty years on this guaranties els, and 5 ets, For sale by Kramrine Bellefonte, Pa ber of props on In meymp Runville. | vanced stages : ¥ 5 of Rev parson Monday ! 9 Frank ( 1 Miss Mau united in . md of holy mat by Rey f this place will make future home Pa., groom's hom hes of their many hi iw age a. were Newell their tk mony They Matterny The good wi go with them The directors of Wor a publi ag of house, at Port Matilda. on Friday after Dec, 22 aning at 2 p.m Some able speakers from Bellefonte will secured for the occasion if possible All friends of education are invited to be present ile, ~ ) 1 y have school th townshiy open their new noon, 8g, beg be WHAT Is smLon remedy for Cough, ( Consumption ; used through the world A century, has cured Innumerable cases of in ecipient consumption and relieved many in ad If you are not satisfied with | refund the money Priee 35 For sale by Krumrine Bros, Fa i Penn Hall. Last week's snow storms made a per. son think of winter, S. P. yids and for halt A grand old the ressits wa =» ots. and Mets Bellefonte, Gramley sold his stave mill to | Edwin Bell's Sons, of Youngstown, Ohio, We wish the editor, and brother and sister correspondents, a Merry Christmas | and Happy New Year, Mrs. Beulah Kunes is visiting her son, W. T. Kunes, Chas, Lucas and daughter, Mrs. Mary Heaton, spent Sunday at Bellefonte, Two large bears were shot on the mountains near Clark's Station by Dr, Neff and other hunters, The hunting season will soon be out | and the turkeys will get a rest, | In these days of military enthusiasm the man who believes in turning the | sword into a plowshare is very apt to | be regarded as a farmer, Everybody seems to have it in the neck 1 the form of a bad cold at the present time, | Mills, | the 1 | who are now running the saws, Harry says he can have just as good a time at the blacksmith shop, as at the | squire’s office. WwW. of Farmers Zeigler on Rishel and wife, were guests of DW, Sunday. We are informed that W, C. Carter, son of Joseph Carter, recently enlisted in Philippine Islands, H. H. Mark and wife, of Centre Hall | were visiting at the gentleman's parental home, a few days last week, We are informed that there will be special services held in the United Evan. gelical and Lutheran churches, on Christ. mas, Rev. W. H. Brown preached a master. week for five dollars and sold him this | A certain gentleman and lady tried to | ly sermon in the United Evangelical Mmsist Brooks an« and Chas accompanie Daisy Bre a) beasant Miss Winifred Wie Alfred, in 3 The scribe took supper with the Crettig on Sunday and Miss Lizzie t an onion large as a poundapple plate ; he Ing very of them the whole of it. Can't down scribe pnohow, { i land is vis brother Syracuse N Misses aced on is be fond the Since the carriage makers and black smiths have entered a trust the farmer pays $1.20 for horseshoeing and gets 65 cents for wheat, Guess it 1s time for the | farmers to enter the same and sell wheat | | | | tect ourselves, | many friends here. at $1.05. If every other vocation can charge such prices, as they say, ‘to pro 'why can’t the farmer? Miss Martha Tressler is visiting her For the past year she has been staying at Warriors Mark We are glad to have her with us, as she is a very pleasant lady | at the Rock Hill School, S. army and is on his way to the Rev. §. P. Reamer, P. E., delivered an eloquent sermon in the U, B Sunday afternoon, taking as his church | text | Woon (4 is the people whose God is the | Lord.’ being g Many eyes were bathed in tears, greatly impressed with the truth Don't forget the literary entertainment Friday evening the 15th inst. An interesting program is being prepared by the pupils Aaronsburg. Mrs. Mary Weaver and Mis Motz, of Woodward, Amada | the guests of H. H,. Weaver, The Lutheran Sunday School will hold a Christmas Cantata, on Saturday even. ing, before Christmas. Mrs. Lydia Meyer has returned home after having spent a few weeks with friends in Lock Haven and elsewhere, Mrs. Rachel Shearer, of Lock Haven, spent Saturday as | FR mL — — 0 — A w—y H11 — Mana | Heme 4 — | y \ . fl bal nedicine ; just use roeverv-day common nse and help nature a ¢, and the way fo do is to add half a teaspoon ful of SCOTT’S EMULSION to the baby's food three or | four times a day. The gain will begin the very first day you give it. It seems to correct the digestion and gets the baby started right a. B00 — EE cm SEY nm 00 — RY — — EE — EE — A — soc. and Broo, all druggism, i SCOTT A BPOWNE, Chemists, New York,
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