THE CENTRE DEMOCRA1,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
JUNE
27, 1901.
7
CORRESPONDENTS
DEP ARTMENT
Happenings About Centre County
Briefly Told by
A CORPS OF ABLE WRITERS
Our Alert Correspondents Note Many
Important Events in Different Lo-
calities—What is Transpiring—Is
Your Section Represcoted ?
Milesburg.
k Shrover, of Tyrone, visited his
oyed in a hard
Fran
parents lately ; he
ware store at that place
William Kagle, of Renovo, stopped off
here on his way home from Altoona to
shake hands with his acquaintances.
Mr. Barris, of Mexico, Pa., is visiting
his uncle, the Rev. Smith.
Lester Jones left for
he has employment.
Oscar Miles returned home from
Trenton where he spent Sunday the 16th
with the Milesburg boys, and continued
his trip to Washmgton, D. C, where he
secured the mail route No. 10858, be-
tween Milesburg and Yarnel
18 emp.
Johnstown where
It is rumored that Boggs township is
negotiating for a farm for the
of makivg a home for their
needy, 50 as not t
purpose
poor
tiliam Boggs, of Altoona
fhisson, A. T
ve at the
Boggs He
age of 54
he order of the |
chanics will hold a
in their hall, on
etl street
Ou Thursday the
r storm passed ov
a and ha
fest)
met
rank Wagner
ile tamping
ting a gash in the ball;
and he would have lost his sight
Miss Rachael Lucas, of Moshann
visiting Mrs. Lavina Taylor
Misses L
tern left
able party t
n Wedoesd
Wil
bome
aura Buel
Almost
hopelessly afflicted Harrl i. WAS
attended by twy p cians who gave him
ttle, if any, re when a neighbor
learning of his serious condition brought
him a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, which
ured him in less than twenty. four hours
For sale by Green's Pharmacy
Beech Creek.
A. M. DeHaas, an aged cit
jeech Creck township, who has
Fick is again able to be about
Nathan |. Bitner was
Saturday chief burgess of Beech Creek
borough The appomtment of Mr
Bitner was made by the court to fill the
vacancy caused by the resignation of
Enoch H. Hastings
Last Fhursday evening, a heavy thun
der storm struck the section below How
ard
E. E. Meyer has leased a grist mill at
Milton and will reside at that place
Lightning struck Frank Berry's house
al Beech Creek.
Marsh Creek.
Wm. Robb is Setting ready 0 erect a
new barn. Frank Daley and Towner
Robb are doing the carpenter work,
wen of
been
appointed on
Rev. Hess preached his farewell ser. |
mon at Mann's school house on Sunday
13th. The Rev, intends going to Virgin |
Miss Annie Daley gave a small part
at her home on Monday evening on 7|
which ice cream was served,
ed at Reuben Lucas’ over Sunday,
Haines Twp.
Harter gives notice that he will
Fi 4 400 acres of mountain land in
the east section of the mountains,
Landlord Hosterman, of
with his family, has returned from a
few week's visit to his sons in Buffalo
where he also took in the Pan-American
Exhibition which he describes as a truly
His son, the
| ity, 18 doing a great
Woodward,
we who runs
prosperous usiness ; his bakery,
has a $5000
hundred
of which is
store, and
That's
ard boy.
now running
outfit and he
bread pe
out several
loaves of day, ail
taken by customers from the
he has a bank account of §
good showing for a Woodw
s Fannie Wels
Siting her aunt, Mrs. J Motz.
Isaac M. Orndorf lost by death a valu
able horse which he bad bought out of a
load of western horses at Millheim about
a vear ago. At the sale last week he
bought a high priced horse and that has
T. H. Motz at the same
sale bought hie highest priced horse in
the load and it took lung fever. The
horse was very sick Sunday, and it was
not expected that he would any
time, but is has rallied again so that
there are bopes for its recovery
It is a little dangerous to buy these west
ern horses
Maud
and Ray Wi
with
Wolf
f
i
MOO
of Freeport,
also taken sick.
live
some
Mi ler, of
ams
Ha
aunt, Mrs
Oo! Vax
the family of their
the winners
ments w
f the evenir
have a gr
agi ar d
Weaver's
per cent ofl
Cer re Hall.
The ¢
teat
The boro reservoir is be
ed in part, from having been a bad and
expensive job in tart The entire
ower side is ripped out and part of the
bottom, and new masounwork
cement 13 to take! place of the
waddle
¥
BE reconstruct
the
origl-
Howard.
John Davis and Earl Breck, of
burg, are visiting at W. E
Hdward Robb. of Youngdale, accom
panied by Mr. Young and family visited |
his parents over Sunday, Mr. and Mrs
Wm. Robb of Romola,
Quite an interesting game of base hall
was played in Howard on Saturday be
tween the chain makers and the Howard
home team, score 610 10 in favor of
Howard,
Mr. Rergstresser, of Hublersbhurg, is
doing a rushing business in the picture |
line
Mr. Wm. Weber, Mra. len Strunk and
Harry Thomas took in the show at Lock
Haven on Monday,
J. L. DeHass transacted
Bellefonte on Monday,
Orren L. Noble, of Lock Haven, visit.
Pitts
Confer's
|
business in
C Horr
Ta Ba
| er rary that wrens one day
|
| timber tract,
Gregg Twp.
Esq. Rishel transacted business at the
county seat the other day,
Wm. Homan, of Farmers Mills, grad
uated at the Central Pennylvania Col
lege, New Berlin, and made a creditable
mark al commend coment,
Daniel Weaver died at his home
Spring Mills on the 17th, aged 76 y¢
interment at Heckman's cemetery
irown, of the Reformed church, of which
denomination the deceased
ber, officiated He
the followin lren Lout
man, Mrs erce W Howard
Weaver ge Weaver, Penns Cave;
Frank Weaver, Pl Mrs.
Felty Breon, Spring Mills
ler , of Penn Cave,
tied his horse
ared at the
buggy top
George Spayd died, Thursday, at
his home two miles west of Madisonburg,
after an ness of about a year of
Bright's disease. Mr. Spayd was born
in Gregg township and always resided
there. He member of the Re.
formed charch He was married to
Mary Yearick. To them one son, Israel,
was born, who 11 the old homestead
He was again married to Abigail Brun.
gart, and to them born four chil
dren: Mrs. Henry Stitzer, of Rebersburg
Frank Ream sregR township
John Orudorf f Penn
Hall
a mem
and
Ross
wa
CAVES A Ww dow
mada,
rap
Samuel Fre
drove to Spring Mills and
at the station. The horse s
train, resulting in a wrecked
last
Was a
ves on
were
ana
at home
one win
10 wel
Port Mati
n Port Mat
wart trou
aged 40 year
He bad been
rom the re
Ida.
Cowher
Boalsburg
W
Potter Tw
There will be a good hay crot
»
Persons fre
port the hud
district re
be large
yt the mountain
kieberry crop will
A good horse belongin
died a short time ago
K to John Slack
The general health in this
good,
section is
The Sportsmen's League will
festival and blue rock sho
ning, June 29, inthe |
Potters Mil)
iss Anna
Sunday with
Sankey
hold a
t Saturday eve
ue woods, near
Smith,
her
of Millheim,
friend Miss
spent
Mabe!
Madisonburg.
Good crop prospects, including fruit
C.F. Long erected a lath mill on his
Hick Noll, of Zion, visited his parents
on Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Yearick is on the sick list.
Andrew Ocker, supervisor, is
crushing stones to repair the roads,
Mrs. Ellis Shaffer was very il! on Sun.
day night 16th,
Adam Vearick and wife, of Lamar,
were in attendance at the funeral of fath.
er Spayd on Monday 17th.
busy
To Cure a Cold In One | Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablrty
All druggists refund the money if it fals
to cure. KE. W. Grove's signature is
each box. asc. " ot
Spring Mills.
you to the
Festivals the
Will Penns valley be
Fourth of July?
Were circus /
take lead now,
without a
If some
tion they
men were t reputa
woud be
Rarick will attend the
commencement thi
week
has nearly pleted
house, which
the finest home in the South ward
There are
w hic
Am
under
Commi
remod|
two thing
man never prepare
house
avenue
rose Gentze
way on Long
have the : ready
furniture They
gains in furniture Lo say
Smith Bro
their
offering big
new
r bar
moving
Trying to quell a woman wrath
like sitting down on
hire crackers to prevent their going off
1
a bunch of
Condo and daughter Ida return
week's visit in Pitt
eased with their trip
Mary Kr
after a
much pl
Mrs
her children
Mrs. Annie
burg ery
had a reunion for
which was enjoyed by a
King, of Sugar valley; Aus
tin, of Centre Hall; George, of John
town ; John, of Madisoubn: Ber
at home, were present
A bad boy seldo
from hi ! the
ape
ti
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold
mo-Quinine Tablet
ve H
WATCH DOGS
Ever On the Alert—Alive t
Oy pression
Every Form of
Kept on Edge — Burdened
Beyond Endurance Nerves
Give Om
The mach fam
BIELHL has tos down n 1 then
pairs it Ame way
Overwork we apg at
bring about nerve
r ways of
Waste that sets
ons Kinds It may be fa ni
weakness lang uor-headach¢
symp!
of var strengt
cloeplosaposs
ele Whatever it 8 Nerve Pores s lacking and
with Dr. A. W
great people
Morr
Haven, Pa
the means of
Chases's Nerve Pils A
vouch for this them Is Mrs. §
son, of 24 EK. Baldeagie 8t., Look
who says For a long time | have
much run down I did not seem to have any
strength to do anyth ng 1 oon
night and suffered so
reston rest
many
Among
been very
ano » sep at
mueh from
WAS gone and | felt miserable :
A.W. Chase's Norv Pills and
never before had anything do me so much good
I rested well-gut felt well ana
cannot apeak to
they
headaches
my appetite
got some of In
stronger
ht i
ne Al
gained in feah and we
highly of them they
mended to bw
Are recom
By ealling at Krumrine's In i Store infor
mation ean be obtained regarding this great
| success of Dr. A. W, Chase's Nerve Fills and
{ how they were first introduced by proof of their
ment
Dr. A. W.Ohase's Nerve Pills are sold a Ne,
A box at dealers or Dr, A. W. Chase Medicine
Co. Buffalo, N. ¥. See that portrait and signa
ture of A. W., Chase, M. D. are on every pack.
i age. 4
big |
lighted |
SEWING
LOSING
: Fi LESH
In summer can vente
by ti
Sc ott’s
benefice
If
FOLLOW
THE CROWD
BILL HEADS,
ENVELOPE
NOTE HEADS
STATEMENTS,
SHIPPING TAGS,
LETTER HEADS,
L : ulsion
an
BUSINESS CARDS,
SARA C.
MACHINES
BRICKLEY,
Sechler & Co
New Cabbag
New [oatoss,
New Tomatoes,
New IE
Canned Goods
Standard Meats
standard Preserves
Standard G
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Vivi
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AND PUREST”
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BELLEFONTE, PA
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Mingle’s Shoe Store
Alw
ays was the Best.
Always will be the Best.
Always
Always
will be the
was the Cheapest.
Cheapest.
Always had the Best Selection.
Always will have Best Selection.
Alwavs was Ahead.
Always will be Ahead.
Bargains Every Day of the
Week, and Every Week of the
Year.