8
The Racket.
We Sell Carpets
right way.
ter for our customers. It isnot
necessary for us to make allow-
ance for interest on investment,
nsurance, remnants, etc. We
can afford to sell for a profit
that would be a loss, if Carpets
were kept in Easy to
see this point--if U stop and
think.
are exclusive and not to be see
elsewhere i llefonte.
If You Want a Carpet
Kom and C.
bocmYs
STOCK.
I'he patterns we show
n
1 Be
G. R SPIGELMYER
RESPONDENTS
DEPAR
FROM 7TH
Valley
COR
CONTINUED
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“hanes
» Wes
the
u
from
ine of s§
w hi h
, but
A delightful snow fell last week
proionged the sleighing a few day
the recent rains have
Turbridy’s store, near here,
enn into om Saturday night
learned how much was stolen
John F. Lucas left this
rone, where he will engage
laundry business He will
wissed by his many friends,
polled it
ITOK
Have not
was |
week for Ty
in the
greatly
yo
8
“Por croup, Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy gives the best satisfaction of
any medicine we ever sold,” says John
T. Washburn, Gravois Mill, Mo. This
remedy not only cures croup, but when
freely given as soon as the croupy cough
appears, will prevent the attack, It is
the favorite and sole reliance in many
thousands of homes for the prevention
and cure of croup. For sale by Green's
Pharmacy.
| Stine,
| while
From samples because it is the | pretty girlé of that place.
Not so good pos- |
sibly for us, but positively bet-|
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.MARCH 14, 1901.
Fillmore.
Robert Duey and Mrs. Daniel
of Philipsburg, are at present
visiting at the parental home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Kelley,
Willis Sowers went back to Julian to
away the time and talk to the
Mrs.
Last Wednesday, the 13th, C. H. Kep-
hart became very sick but is able to be
around again.
We are sorry to say Mrs. Maud Benner
is on the sick list at this writing.
O golly ! but §, C. Huey 18 smiling
now it's a girl,
girls, 1 am told that young |
man is coming to our town from Pleasant
Gap in the spring Who the
lucky
a nice
will be
Ni
how
man
a man will spe
was heard say,
to talk about a mule it was
about him did he |
he equal of a mule, or are |
It is funny
himse!f A
was sl il d 4
sland
mean he s
both kicker
We had rain
which removed most of the
We have quite a
lk Now
Friday
snow dri
on
number of small
whom you must
ake
iddle-aged
aston
We
itia
to
get them tot
TMENT |»
The
Monday and
everal off
sh Ape.
Lemont Lod
their annua
E. Grove Tus
were
at the home of W
Jan h, and
raugquet
sday night,
there
\
1 ]
who had a good
peonle D1
win
and
trave
unday
w
UK
| wait
Samuel Ormdorf, who
has been ull
4
ing for been relieved
has
SO time 'y
hand of death, baving been a dill
of the Lord, he now
his reward in Heaven
having taken the promise of Christ when
he said, I will ¢o and prepare a man-
sion for yoa in Heaven having arrived
at the age of four score and ten
8g years and 9 mouths
Mrs
tii
the
gent fol wer has
gone Lo ecure
Almost
Daniel Miller isvery low, may not
this notice gets in print
of J]. W. Krape was
well things fetched good
prices especially the hogs; everybody
had a good dinner and plenty of coffee.
® }
ive
Hy
The public sale
attended ;
Ihe Best On Earth.
“1 have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in my family for the last five
years and have found it one of the best
medicines on earth for croup, coughs and
| colds. It has saved me hundreds of dol.
lars in doctor bills,” says W. B. Black,
| Palmdale, Los Angeles county, Cal, For
| sale by Green's Pharmacy. ¥
| frightened
| fol
Colyer.
been
Stump, during the
John Wingard has
sister, Mrs, Alfred
past four weeks
Mrs. Harper Springer, from
Hall, spent Thursday last with her sister,
Mrs. Calvin Rahl.
David Bailey, from Clearfield,
agent for the “Deering Harvesting Ma-
chinery,”” spent several days very
pleasantly at the home of A. B. Lee's,
who is also agent for the same,
Sunday night's storm took part of P. C, |
City's proprietor’s which
the inmates out of
cabin roof,
almost
existence.
dinner
Bair to
candy
which
Public and good free
are all the go just now, and Wm
them his
Then will be the mov:
already un; there w
then
sales
Ow with first-cl
ss
stand
Hey
nave K more
change thi priug
ty
What
Sunday
matler
the
forenoon,
was
0 short A
vour hn
Mr
man's of
Mrs. Fra:
Tuesday ‘morning
iropsy ; aged 60
’
Kert
Tu
ug nt
field near to
Shower
James
(COT
pd 141)
Among the many viewers
e Samu Kaup and br
ar William
Alew weeks
{f Len
n
14)
of this place
win Yearick
wi h
through
werk
Mr voll, the obliging hant of
Pleasant Gap, spent Saturday as a guest
at the Brooks residence, east of town
many friends
h
men
Some of the young people of this town
attended the party at Walker Shutt's, of
Boalshurg, on Friday evening
We are informed that the sick through
out this section are somewhat improved
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks are hereby ex.
pressed to the people of Linden Hall,
Oak Hall, Boalsburg and surrounding
country for their kindness and Heroic
eflorts In saving my store from burning
on Tuesday morning, March sth,
Respectfully,
Mus. J. Winn KuLLer
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold.
Laxative Bromo.Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price 25 cents,
visiting his |
robin have come already to wel
Centre |
as |
| Pine
Fairbrook,
Spring is nearly at hand, and
spring time,
Mrs. Nannie Bailey and Mrs, Annie
McWilliams went to Tyrone last Wedne
| day as delegates wo the Women's Foreign
They returned
Missionary convention,
home on Friday.
Veterinary surgeon Dr. W., H. Fry, of
Grove Mills, has returned home
from Philadelphia after attending the
annual convention of the Pennsylvania
Veterinary Association at the Univ
of Pennsyivania |
tends thi
booked on new diseases of
Mrs W. Johnston,
who has been under the d
ersity
always al
convention an
(20
| months, |
Johuston |
Thurs
Bricker
Daniel Keller, of Hotser
Saturday and Sunday at the hb
e, I. Owen Mothersbaugh
Ww our
Deering harvesting
business trip lo Centre
as
0 hustling ag
machinery
Ha ist |
Messrs Charles Segner and Wm, Hess
took a drove of eattle Sh in
tersection last week
Miss Maud Mitche al
present visiting at the Mcl atland home
stead.
Stover
riday
to Suow hs
of Lemont, i»
] N i Nnnges
the
John
Israel Young and Mrs
were called 10 Altoona to attend
funeral services of their brother
Young, who was buried on Monday
J. A. Bricker spent a few days in Belle.
fonte last week, John informs us that he
visited the steam laundry and some
parties on WW illowbank street, and had a
| very nice time,
| 8D0
Mil
ain oun Mon
consider
the cellars and took a
AWAY.
1a it gwelled the
of
some
J MN
w
Ex-sheriff J. P
burg on busine Ast
Lon
Harns
The ground hog
and everybody will
most over
weather
CABO! a
nal n Ed |
The Journal column
one who
proper ¢
the
are io any
switch the » tors onto the |
“ pen
wi
ection law
get
on
right 1
|
|
of |
|
fact |
another
aly
ear of e at
wear
"
g radu |
Eagle is
loo ‘
|
running
The consideration of ti AappHca
the ( entre
atl
Thursday
until the
mons
and one wn th
more than 1 hundred
among matters submitie d to the
a to
cnsed |
]
hotel
TAances,
ft
were
mnt
wo rolers,
Henry LL. Smith, postmaster of Sal.
ladasburg, Clinton county, bas been
Thursday, and itis
murdered,
missing since last
believed he has He
started to walk to Jersey Shore, but
pever reached his destination, He had
| $500 with him when he left home, His
been
i
| accounts are all in perfect shape.
Roland
imber of
ged Lo remove their
to higher q on
ount of nigh water.
Bathurst, of Tyrone, is at
ting friends at this place.
R. Shrefller
attended local
arly Monday morging a
vmilies were of
|
ROOGH
ehold garters
larence
escent
Miss Carrie Holt and
were among those who
institute at Port Matilda
M1 Mrs. H
hes {
JUNE turday
vis
last week
and 24
on
tin returned
after a week's visit
’
ta at 4 »
it Washington
among friend
phia
Qa K
THE. on
Walk-Over Shoe
shoe factory ¢ world,
over 8000
a day and
id.
manufactured
over the wor
fit of three cents a pair
t is the reas ou get
"
vt
All sizes and
Wait for them,
and $4.00.
leathers.
will be here soon.
Powers Shoe Co.
BELLEFONTE.
- ade
Hig?
Is the “Standard” the only
successful Rotary Shuttle
Why Sewing Machine
It is the only thing of the kind that has
stood the test
Has greater speed than any other,
Working parts are fewer. There is less
wear
if you want to know more about it call
SARA C. BRICKLEY,
Cor. Spring & Bishop St. Bellefonte, Pa.