8 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. APRIL 25, 1901. The - Racket. —————— A We told U last week of an ex pected surprise in Dishes--they | are here, see entire centre win- | dow, main room, for an eye . opener. DRESS GOODS DEP'T. We add this week Albatross, fresh from loom, in Lavender, Gray, Russian Blue, Old Rose, Cream, new Green, Black. This fabric is light weight, all- wool, extra quality, 38 in. very desirable for waists. Price 60c. New Wash Goods---Nemours Batiste, Chambrays,Ginghams, Royal Fabric, etc. TOILET SOAPS---Special, Fine 25¢ regular price; boxes of 3 cakes, U’r choice 15 cents per box. See north window. —————————— G. R. SPIGELMYER 3 Millheim. The R sented last of their family they could n t so they be: al anklet week in the get petly cases are the ofhcials fore the court of Howard day it nn " where he was employed Jaw 1m Fiank Confer wa adly k face by a horse while cutting a in the stall behind the horse the horse got frightened and kicked Lingle about one mile has rented his Confer C. K. Sober was seen Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zerby were passing through here, ou Sunday. Mrs. Harvey Brungard, of Milimont, was a caller at Howard Fisenhuth's last week one day. Aaron Zerby is ou the sick improving. his farm of this place here to E “SOI moved on again and mer south house Mm our streets, on seen list, but is Jerry Grim, who is working at Linden Hall, spent a few days with his mother, near this place and bought a sewing ma- chine of Howard FElsenhuth, Jerry, what does that mean ? The forest fire made lots of trouble last | week | burned and it was hard on the young timber Clayton Dunlop 18 staying with grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Sol. Lingle Last week a valuable horse died Jacob Gentzel s that a policeman not only collars but cuffs 6 Wyo This signature Is on every box of the genuine Laxative imine Tablets the remedy thet enres a cold in one day The obstreperous prisoner rea Ells Confer had hard fighting to | save his bulldings; some of his fence was | his for | Beech Creek. week past. Miss Lizzie Furst left last Wednesday | for Buffalo Run, after passing the winter with Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Clark. C. A. Brown, wife and three children, are moving into the property of I A. Harvey on Main street, They came here from Clearfield, Pa. J. Houston Hunter will this week be. gin the erection of a building on Main street, in the central portion of the town, for a meat market She annual convention of the Christian Endeavor societies of Clinton county will be held in the Presbyterian church of this place on June 6th and 7th A force of men has been working at the new side tracks at the weigh scales for a week past. The Pennsylvania Fire everything about ready t little town of Monument mountains is better now than since last summer and more steady employment. The ma yr making fire brick has and is to be replaced will include a dry Brick Co. have o begin, Business at the among the at any time men have chinery f proved with other press not successful which Joseph Guugati us opened up his bakery and in a few days serving our population with all manner and kind of breadstufis will be known resident last Thursday 1 p QISCASCS, John Guusallus, a well ty township, died complication of aged 79 deceased is survived by his these children R of rank and Joseph, of this vi icinity Henry Johnson, vi of Liber of a years. The wife and lowa; F and Mrs w bert, of Lag Aaronsburg. » Acker has t Lt week or more with a umatism. Her friends ho ecovery wen used of State Colle our burg the guest of hi s Margaret Keener 1 to see her *d her ho heavy same t the 1 of the one of r last week, bu 1ecked the recent Spee out aged ur ag wused up for several Hours the farms DIoOm the Miss Mary McCormick, Hon. |. T. McCormick Commercial Telephone matriculated as a State Norma Mr. Gil his sister last week daughter of anager of the Co has been of the Central school at lock Haven student honey Stone vall Mrs. Dr. Kidder, ey, visited at Boalsburg Creameryman Aaron signed his position at the Baileyville creamery to accept the managership of C. B. McCormick's first class farm. Chas Sayder, of Pine Grove Mills, who ran the creamery at Spring Mills, has taken his place in the Baileyville creamery Tressler has re A glue trust is the latest trust should be able to stick together Mr. Newton Bell was in this section on Monday, from Spruce Creek The season of Spring activities on the farm has opened auspiciously. The win. | ter was not severe as a whole, stock came This | through in good condition, and sprin rains during the past few weeks have al- forded a plentitul supply of moisture. | Autumn sown wheat, which was not af. fected by the frost, but at present, it ap- pears that the ravages of the Hessian fly | | is doing some damage about here, Farm | work is now being pushed rapidly and | seeding operations are well under way. Romola. A grange was organized at Romola, last week, with eighteen members and a promise of a good increase in a short time. Wm. Robb was elected president | Meetings are to be held in room over the | postoffice. The installation was Jon. | ducted by Isaac Frain | Erma May, the three.weeks-old daugh- {ter of Mr. and Mrs. David Robb, of Romola, died on Friday, Interment was | made in the Reformed cemetery, on Sun. | day, Rev, Frick, pastor of the Christian church, officiating. Miss Verna Glossner has been ill for a | APRIL COURT PROCEEDINGS ' township and the liquor was furnished to | Mie com, a The sentenced to pay John 1 1001 | was minor Mth, and on January Continued from rst pags defendant ple wl guilty the costs of prosecu second count Defendant sentenced to tion, ten dollars fine and imprisonment in pay the costs $40.00 John A appeal peace, of prosecution the county jail for ten days DD. W. Clark vs. Joseph E. ‘I | peal from a justice of the and a fine of | ihhens, np Hunter vs plea non Fay justice George lor. an the suit pence from decision of a of Settled This between landlord defendant farming Half Moon this action bei Her { er assum psit MeCarger va, Ha appeal plea non assumpsit J. 8 bert B. Montgom out of trouble the farm in KIrows and from a justice ot the plea non ass peace tenant 1 psi ettled plaintifl Nednesday during the year 1500 brought to recover certain thing the pl vintiff to the defendant to b y edent estates for conhirmation and for confirmed ni defendant hreache ned in kind for or retur violation of the agreement, the ring that there were no pt and Were paid for Verdict kind on ‘1 favor of the defendant Viewers were tl nd ne condadem? John Wes that you Chambe & SAME reasoOt that ARAN rraetis any lend ne coun es 10 result in pleasant and Green's Pharmacy 1 safe 11th w Of ned the store had been sntered by someone dur the slore money drawer rif] $19 doll kels had been boarding af and $1Is LLL the night bet ween and in silver pom inati of Are halves, quar ters, dimes and ni The young man the Coal Exchange Hotel for a couple of days. On Bunday evening, April 7th, the defendant paid his hill 10 asked the landlord at about o'clock, in silver, and to change some silver money for paper money, the landlord gis ing him ten dollars in paper money for ten The defendant in silver alleges that he A KNOWINC CHILD. Tis a wise child who knows his father the lifelike recognized | had between $16 and $17 when he came to Philipsburg, that his parents live at Weed that he working in Philadelphia and was return but pictures we make are ville, Elk county, and had been easily as true and interesting likenesses of the sitter latter place the morning he was the ing to the Oar work is al products of skill, arrested and emphatically denies entering methods the advanced ideas, and correct store of the prosecutor on that Hunday this ch you (yeit rices are y pleasing wi night or of having stolen money i PN ' K Verdict the conta of prosecution, one dollar 0 at Hantingdon I know il yo one of our castome of guilty on ed ne and in Wednesday afternoon your not you uld come and see firel two counts Menten fo pay the Reformatory i Bert Carr | al, prosecutrix Katie Henry Pictures framed in our ne of mond indicted for betray ings still hold first place for neatness and The defend Com. artistic effect : fo Hory ete " hy BELLEFONTE. IA ant plead guilty ) ello va, Stef Sobal, ing liquor to a minor, prosecutor Mecom, This is from Snow Shoe Com indicted for turnish he Jomeph Cane The Want of Working People. When the working man or woman feels sick — liver, stomach or kidneys are out of gear — then Dr. A. W. Chase's Kidney-Liver Pills do a world of good acting directly on these organs and the bowels, BAY CITY. DETROIT. Mr. LL. H Mans 1801 Columbus Avenue, Bay MeDougal Avenues, Detroit, City, Mich., by overwork and too assiduous atten. | lived for years expecting death from heart fall tion to his business, attack of | ure and Bright's ase, but was cured by a few vdeo it necessary for hilt f Dr. AW. Ch # Kidney Liver Pills. He write “For years | lived in constant fear that | Iwas nd about rDr. A.W Mr. Levi Elsey, 800 brought on an kidney trouble, which m to leave off w On Aine DIXIE ( pre He states of Mr. ¢ ring at times the recommendat bh through kidney trouble ion. Leyer wl druggist, of this e. lp f Dr. ! tr s Kidney Liver } for my kidney wlieviug ay pa 4 the of them agai: IOFL. A W.CHASE'S KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS. aL. ISS IEIIIIID 9 29 AND 3.00 SHOES. irehased 8 box Chase thanks t Sanikslo | io us of the use HE A £4 2 0 LL 2 LLL Ld A. C. MINGLE. \IS IIIS IIIIIIC THTITITINIINI Ideas for Adoption ® [he values Carpets, Mattings or Lace Cur tains, most economical ideas of any newness of . 1 > the stock will surely appeal t buyer--- We it the Best and Largest Department in town. it's a promising department just now. are going to make We We are giving need your 1 J { patronage to accomplish this end. values to- day and every day in order to secure and hold your trade-- a look-over will certainly do you no harm, we will guarantee it profitable about Millinery, hardly thought it necessary, most every one knows the repu- Haven't said anything to you lately tation we have made in our stylish headwear department--« more help, more orders, more stock than was ever known in the history of any millinery establishment in town. There is Our ability to The exclusive a reason for this---think it over for yourself. grow is made more apparent cach season. patronage of not a few but a great many, makes it easier for us to cater to your fancies, and enables us to give greater val- ues than those having a limited trade. After one of the mos; successful openings of all former endeavors, we have started on a season which bids fair to eclipse all previous efforts, but still we want your custom---we'll get it if prices and qualities count for aught. stylish hats, chances are she will say at THE GLOBE, KATZ & CO, LIMITED, Ask your neighbor where she buys her of
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