THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA
, OCTOBER 18, 1900,
The Racket. k
7,9 and (1 Crider’s Exchange, Bellefonte.
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We are now prepared té do
«Accordion Plaiting...|
at Lowest City Prices.
The setting of the
plaits is effected with-
out the application of
steam. The work
perfected with lasting
qualities and without
damage tothe texture.
.ohoe Department...
Yes, we .can
money for U on
" We sell none
reliable goods in
is, as well as other
departments.
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save
shoes
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ELMY
RFUL.
R. SP
IS WONDE
MINGLE'S
Bellefont
end
was of Irame
Bandies wa
buil ling to ;
mated |
rat
The est
The
The
as
large brewery it
longing to Het Swope, was totally de.
The
and
stroyed afternoon
was disc
bours
The damage amoun
fire about 2 o'clock
in two ewery was a total
is to $15,000
*
SL ¢
} J
.
VOSS,
$10,006
IC Mad
yon an
The
00 and the
former
for §
latter for fire was discoyer-
ed at the back o
gin is unkown,
r a Precipi
Justice George B. Cooper, of Ho!lidays-
burg, bad a miraculous escape from
death Monday night. He attempted to
drive home from Bedford county
Tussey mountain ia a blinding rain.
the darkness Mr,
wandered off the road and fell over a
precipice ¢oo feet to the mountain,
The horses were killed, and when |
Cooper recovered consciousness he fonud |
himself lying on the dead horses, bruis-
ed from head to foot but with no bones
broken, ‘Squire Cooper will sue the
township for heavy damages for keep.
ing such a dangerous roadway unguard.
ed
ve ol
0}
1
over
In
Cooper's two horses
'SPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
CONTINUED FROM 7TH PAGE.
Coburn.
Newton Braucht and family, of
McElhattan, are here on their annual
vacation, Newt is making use of his bird
dog, and the game must keep out of his
reach or he will surely claim it, as he i
an old sportsman,
Mrs. DM. R (
still circulating in town
her many friend
Jos Wagner
days at C
child, whic!
Mr,
CK
i
lyer,
younger
I Weeks, ha
Sumner li
bh typhoid {
orted on a fair
by woon
ot th
t the
A
purch
Miss
Weaver
Charles
recent.
rom bere
came last
ent Sunday
e¢ health
George ( is home, after a pr
ed abseuce
| $4
county fair
Mr, and
SOON mo
ard
The sub.disty
Epworth leag
Oct
JOUug-
wanted to attend the
s week
Benjamin
ir new b
erybody
th
Mr
into the
will
h.
frown
in Bland
vi use
of the
Howard,
SUCCess )
was
which
in
and 10
cially and relig
the district was »
gates. They all gave good
the work done during the past year Rev
H. C. Pardoe, gave a lecture on
Tuesday and R Ww ddle lee ]
m Wednesday evening; the church
crowded both nig and the audie
was delighted the lectures
convention will to Miles!
ye
WAS A
Each chapter in
ed by two dele
reports
tule
was
thts
with
go
nee
The
JUrg next
ar
Beech Creek.
Wilson Forcey is confined to his bed
by a serious illness,
J. S. Hall transacted business in Phila.
delphia last week,
Samuel Mortimer
with typhoid fever,
J. W. Beecher’s railroad up the Scootac
creek, is graded as far as Mill run, and
ready for the rails which will be laid
next week,
Ed. 8. Mgbley will replace the store
building wiich was destroyed by fire
last April with a two story structure,
The first floor will be arranged for store
rooms and the second floor will be fitted
up as u hall, something this town neeas,
Jr., is seriously ill
| most singular forms of d
The Pumpkin Contest.
The third annual contest inaugurated
by Montgomery & Co., in which prizes
were awarded to the farmers in Centre
| county raising the two largest pumpkins,
was closed Saturday afternoon,
There were 25 pumpking of all kinds |
The judges were John
r, Christ Decker and W. G
| and size entered,
C. Mille
kle,
The
was found that AO
¢ had the
Run-
pumpking were weighed and it
, Of Tussey-
It tipped the
1"
bs. On being
Detweiler
largest one
questioned
however stated that
Sieis pn}
| at the end
Rain Makers Wants a Job
of Carlisle, a che mist
ymborg,
5 to understand how to make
of
key, of
use chemicals writes to
Chief Barge
a
Shippensburg,
1
whic adly in need of water
foll
town
as
ows : "I notice you need rain in your
but
wing
put this down,
peruse I make the foll
propos to
bring my rain-maki aps
come your town,
aratus and
s square for the
transpor
t $200
iS an op
iis abou
.
Now here
learfield raftsmen to
to bring the rafts to
1!
i
Talks Backwards.
John Schuck has just been removed to
licted with one of the
1
the county house afl
ementia known
to science, His condition is the result of
{ striking his temple against the top of a
ladder six weeks ago at Oil City, Schuck,
! who is of powerful physique, has an hal.
lucination that he is still at the top of the
ladder on which he was injured,
perform every afl, and make every
movement backwards, also causing him
to talk backwards, Outside of these
strange actions Schuck is apparently
rational,
| County and state aforesaid
His |
mental condition also prompted him to |
Activity at Poe Mills,
The present lumbering contract of the
Ashland Lumbering company, at Poe
Mills, which has given that vicinity life |
| for the past eight years, is nearly’
| hausted, Reichly Bros , of St, Clair,
| have negotiatedfor the rolling stock and
cx. |
DOGTORS' MISTAKES !
Pa., |
BRONCHITIS AND ASTHMA OFTEN MIS-
[tramway of that company, to be used in |
hauling the lumber from the Beecher &
Sober timber tract,
Lewistown and Bel
located west of the
lefonte turnpike and
aust hotel,
the
iber to the
near the F
It will require
ten years to
From the tin
Mills it is
get timber to marke
about twenty
at \ ICh
urg had
sburg
fire
, which entailed a lo
’ 1 - M
A Gisast: on
ight $ of
usand dollars in the destruc
* gener;
Reish,
by James
ing occupied by Chrales Krick, and
> large implement house of Ba
Insured
Increasing
The capacity of the Harrison Hosiery
tory at Millheim will be
The
contract
fac
once
largest
been closed by a factory of, the capacity
{ the Mill
are
increased at
accepted the
known
management
ever to have
heim concern, As the opera.
Lives becoming more expert their
wages arc advancing. It is just such an
enterprise that benefits a town.
When the copper is a bad penny he
isn't worth a cent,
A girl who can’t sing and won't
try lo
“bird.”
sing
gisa
frat or Omo, Cry or ToLepo, ),
Luecas Couxty 5
FRANK J. COnesey makes oath that he is the |
senior
(Co. doing
partner of the firm of F J. Cuesey &
business in the Ciy of Toledo,
, and that said firm
will pay the sum of UNE HUNDRED DOL.
LARS for each and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of HALL Ss CATARRN
CUne
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence this oth day of December, A. D, 188
A. W.GLEASON,
a k Notary Public,
Hall's Catareh Cure Is taken Internally and
acts directly om the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. Send for testimonials, free,
b F.J CHENEY & CO, Toledo, 0,
Sold
Druggists, 75,
fall's ¥ wy
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SEAL {
lis are the best,
Girls’ Coats
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TAKEN FOR CONSUMPTION.
The Wonderful
New Treatment
SCIENCE HAS
RIUMPHED.
Catarrh A
Bronchiti
and
DR, J. K.
» 21 North Allegheny
STITES
Street, Bellefonte,
Ear, Nose Throat & Lung Specialist
Pa.,
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY & CARPETS.
HELP
Women's
Tailor-made Suits
$5.00 for Your Choice.
od
Ages 11 years
assortment. Lot
:
0 samp 5
a fin
ng them
> npal
Regular price way above
Yours at $5. 00.
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5 of red coats ame
also Black Chinchillas—very stylish this fall.
| what you get tnem here,
They are
KATZ & COMPANY. BELLEFONTE, PA.