THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., JANUARY 11, 1900, 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 Published if Sent in Barly. Linden Hall. Wanted —-A girl watch in exchange Address Chas. Roads, authority, sports owe each of our bill—and 1 we will this 1 to for receive a her com- willing gold pany. It is stated, by good two of out merchants a large the OW clear of stores, Boys » you away this time, but e~something unty papers speak of and daughter returne They re- Visi S. Brooks from Lewistown on Saturday, nt having had a pleasant ecially Miss Cora who enjoyed ing on the river, skat. Clyde Bradford, of the Fort, pleasant visitor Hall a few week. There isa history connected with his visit, but we wont tell, was a to our days ) ’ asi Wonder why our go to “'Loupe*’ Would some of married ttend strictly t cl 1 i hat o two ‘“‘Johns" Saturday night, be more f ople lo a far itting for pe take a ¢ Anyone eby. *ddling ask “ht it #14 * Venerable and Mrs. Hess gave ast to their many friend Miss Freddie Hess, on at her home, left fi vacat » Tuesday 158 Hess Grant Holderm sence from hoe room. but it seems * was no fire in the It burned out the parti art of the floor, but they succeed inguishing the Holder a slight the damage about £160, room for on and ‘ flames Oss covered by insur Yarnell. Glean red Poorman is ill at this E. I. Walker anticipates day treatment, for his Philipsburg hospital, in the The new settlement, on top of the mountain, has been given the appro priate name of Beeburyg taking a ten hand, at the near future, Our teachers have already begun to prepare for Cartin Memorial Day, The U, B. church at present is under: going repairs, will be ready for reopen. lng services on the 21st inst. One of the best preachers of the conference will be present. Everybody is invited to come and bring along their pocket books. About seventy Ja will be needed to clear it of all indebtedness, ON EVERY BOTTLE Or Shiloh's Consumption Cure is this ir antes: “All wo ask of you Is ta use two thirds of the contents of this bottle falthtully, then if EX AEA or by Krumrine Bros., Bellefonte. Pa. , Roland. Some of the surrounding farmers were busy in the early part of last week cut: ting ice. George Bryan attended protracted meeting in Mt, Eagle every night last week. Why? William Barnhart list last week, but is again. Ben Neff, for some thinks a great deal daughters, James Barger Jr., was he could not go to work. I. B. Wetzel, of Howard, business in our busy little day. was on the sick going his rounds other, farmers reason of the or sick last week; transacted town on Fri. D - skater, Biece, of Mil it Henry Schultz's Pearl thinks Charles is a very good Rev eshure, Ihursday 1 a the § Howard img folks } ole Jag iM v [all to morning R. B. Sch went to Mill | Saturday Sunday i begin school on Monday Bil Wasson 's over Sunday morning and wg James at Mr Two young ger, of Pleasant Gag Kennedy went oon ladies of over to Fairview to sj Quite umber of an are attending the Mt. Eag Miss Vel comsy a now ready to Ome the people who come ery A ry ices from a ance shed omething a chur needs ve Hor VR cold in rain in Are protected from winter, and from fl summer. Chas Hosterman, Smith purchased a tract Madisoubhurg They lnmbering as soon as mill and B of timber near 10 go to Can get a mer expect they The ice on the dam was over 11 inches thick and very clear Nearly every. body filled their ice-houses and it was none too soon for the warm weather is making it somewhat slushy, A most stringent carfew ordinace rigidly observed would be a great bless lng to this town. There are many boys from six to sixteen years old, who should be at home and are loafing around in the stores from dark to a late hour, Such boys usually grow up | worthless, loafing vagabonds, | The unhealthy weather causes a | deal of sickuess. A daughter of Andrew | Shawver's is {Il with scarlet fever, and | Israel Runkle phoned for the doctor for his daughter, Have not learned what | ails the latter, at | Fillmore. Noah Rockey is laid up with a sore jaw, at present, On last Monday W. J. Sowers, while cutting sawlogs, lodged a tree, and in letting it down cut a sapling which split and hit him on the jaw, making an ugly wound, but no bones were broken, George Taylor and sou Ed, of Storms. town, were in our town on Monday on business. We have some very fine skaters in our town, and some not so fine, Some skate for the sport, others skate for chewing gum. Ge whiz, it was cold. Mr. Rhoads, of Bellefonte, has pur. chased Joseph Tressler’s engine and choy mill, and has to Waddle, it up where he has a skimming station As the day night, some « taken it to put on Satur » on Sunday; but Song goes some come y wit went on Sature itil Mon home Moshannon. 1 he weather ably du has moderated ng the past week, thus the fine sleighing in our locality hoo! BEdwar i (sicason Spring Mills, last week, ac his sister Hannah, at ympanied by returned to wx Dave Kennedy, an engineer on the Beech Creek R. R., who has resided in our town for some time moved to Jersey Shore the past week. David Lucas takes his place, Mr. and Miss Black, of Philipsburg, spent Sunday with their brother, who is boarding with Mrs. Molly Rankin, of this place. Mr, Henry Borger has been seriously ill, but is slowly recovering. Mr. David Stewart, of Pine Glen, has been making frequent calls in our town. Wonder what the attraction is? Mr. Blanch Fleming, train dispatcher at Jersey Shore, made a short visit with his parents recently, | Mr. William Kerio lost a fine horse | last week , Romola. Misses Maud and Ella Brickley, for. merly of this place, but now of Austin, Potter county, are spending a few weeks at their home in this place. Mr, and Mrs. Hull Carrier, of Sum. merville, are visiting friends and rela. tives in this vicinity, Miss Alice Miller, who has been visit. ing her sister, Mrs. D. M. Robb, of Ridgway, has returned home, Chas. De Long, who is employed at Homestead, spent Christmas at home, \ James Packer is very ill at this writing, Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Kirchoof have been on the sick list for time, recovering Long, olla some but are slowly Le Roy teaching at home who ha ha LTraine parents i" home M then ® ove phine panied Ariy Kramer, A very pleasant surprise was held a of Miss Mary ast Tuesday evening Miss Ada Shope, of Howard pleasant visitor in town recently Mrs. Ella McCullough, of Florida, was a recent visitor at James McCullough's in this place, Ir I. Potter Post, No. 261 G. A R., held a very interesting lastaliation and Camp Fire in the City Hall Satur day evening. Geo Taylor's Sunday school class of the M. EK. Church, presented the trustees, of the above church, with a $50 00 Gold certificate on Sunday morning, to be ap- phed on the church debt, All our ice men have their ice houses filled } t the on Ak A Geo Miss Edna and Mable Taylor, of Ty- | rone, spent Wednesday of last week with relatives in this place. Robert Haupt has returned to Lorett, Pa., where he 1s employed, after a short stay with his parents in this place, It is rumored that one of our youn merchants is on the lookout for a plo | house. He must be going to couple up, i : : | Snow Shoe. Revival meetings are being held at M, E. Church. Our elocutionist has left us for the West, after giving us several enjoyable entertainments, We were surprised to note that she did not take a certain young gentleman with her, He seemed very much attached to her during her stay with us. How about it, Frank? Arthur has a fine crop of hair. you noticed it ? Our young people skating on Buddinger’ these Have are enjoying sdam, at Clarence, 1 hey and his ten. mooulight evenings " id John seem to have forgotien cent lake, the New by Lot on car * entertain. renewed ed at Ef Kin ; A ; PL IER Auer’s Cherri, Deciora’ Put ono of Dr. Aver's Cherry Pectoral Plasters over your lungs The Pont Modi Advico Free! Leer A 4 J i IT’S DIFFERENT al NORTII AMERI( PHILADELPHIA AN I'S DIFFEREN S DIFFER] Ni ITS DIFFERENT , » Wii I'T"S DIFFERENT . » DIFFERENT a » I'S i herelore At Against rivileged few he agpress IT'S DIFFERENT, boca rporation, ca nit pace IT'S DIFFERENT, beca sectarian and broad; every pan faith, every class, andl the workingman equally with the millionaire, gets a fair hearing In Its columns IT'S DIFFERENT, be cause it upholds faith In humanity, and the pro gress of mankind toward - higher Ideals, larger Every hopes and better living, whem It will continue to be different, Watch The North Amer can and ses It grow, every ONE CENT T™ rs ——————————— When You Wish a nice dress shoe for a reasonable price don’t forget the SARACEN , pric WALKOVER women the : Powers Shoe Company Bush Arcade, BELLEFONTE, PENN’A. NEWS and OPINIONS of National Importance ALONE CONTAINS BOTH. 0000 e #000 Sunday Sun 4 ! FIRE IYSUBANCE C0 x pe a a Hamburg Bremen, of Hamburg, Ger Manchester, of Manchester, Eng American Central of St. Louis Prussian National, of Germany of Manchester United States Palatine Eng of New York of Wisconsin of Allegher Concordia { Transatlantic { and North Ger MEAT MARKET RE and MUTTON : | M ¢ it ( WwW BEEF PC All kinds of H Pork 8 (re i 4 Ain, | ~~ e Ju YY Soak oo : PHILIPBEEZER OF INTEREST 10 FARMERS. + smoking hams, bacon. & ef, fish 10 meat wilh meat keeps not heat avoids ex makes it ie will La Book on Curing Meats a ind n Aue of su ott more palatable t smoke and get a free at pounds of meat GREEN'S PHARMACY, High Street. Bellefonte, - + « « + MORTGAGES. Money wanted for investment in first mortgages. Security absolute For further information, Pa. ly good. address E. H. FAULKENDER, Actorneyat-Law, Hollidaysburg, Pa.
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