THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., SEPTEMBER 5,
1901,
COR
DEPARTMENT
Happenings About Centre County
Briefly told by
A CORPS OF ABLE WRITERS
Correspondents Note Many
vents in Different Lo
I+
Alert
Import
Ur
Boalsburg.
were holding
Saturday e
‘Meek
two LCOS
Meyers, o1
SOTge was a
was alle
I'he
D. W
one G
the other
his cows were sti
one
and dar
Mrs. Rankin
recently among
Frank is oue of
who lives about a mil
in his glory while they were here
friends in ti place
ur prosperous farmers
* east Of town, was
Kellerand f
}
aome
Geo
ued at the
al
are
parsonage
Tyrone,
Reformed
\
In dealing witl
a spoonful of ofl w
gallon of vinegar
said of childr
mbes ) i
Wm
through town rec eivit
fi
K subs
}
who had
1 Mi
Ir, pai a
and
man's mother at
A hack load of
from Mifflin} ed {
and came to town the
ing in the sights and ¢ ng out boating
They seemed to enjoy themselves very
much while here
Mr. and and Mrs
saturday and Sanday
Mrs. John Ho
valley
Mrs. Sallie
from Pittsburg
this place
eighteen
Ot a Je a k
John Orndorf spent
laugh
ter,
Irich and
were
Ambros Bartges the ograp
from Coburn pitched his tent In 1.
Kreamer's lot and is ready t }
ures.
Mr. and Mrs, John McEntire were the
guests of his mother several days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam’'l Willlams, two
dapghters, Maud and Lydia, and son
Waiter departed for Martha where they |
|
| attended the reunion held at that place. |
Throssel, the jolly horse jockey
Aaronsburg, was in town locking |
business,
Wm
from
fter
Harry of Winber,
he guest of his parents,
F. Motz returned to this
extended vi Buffalo
Runkle, is at pre-
sent t
piace
and
0
aces of interest
Mrs. Harris Stove:
sunday with Mr
and son
Stover's
young orchatr
Wise and
an aged
Friday
August wh
Oak chapel,
:
and 12 day
Late
died
Gregg Twp
farmers transacted
tthe
' of
lemocrat
\
at the Ca other day
hrecken gast
Hagen Bro's are makit
jon Frank Fisher's ¢
purchased. Frank
en and man of |
Al
nisine
Cured W
from a hard spell of the
aysMr.T.A.P
hant of
one sma bottle
Cholera and iar
Dysentery thout the Aid of a Doctor
I am just ug
lysentery
rnown
Tenn “1 used
| Chamberlain's Colic,
thoea Rem and was cured without
| having a docto I consider it the best
| cholera medicine in the world.” There
is no need of employing a doctor when
this remedy is used, for no doctor can
prescribe a better medicine for bowel
complaint ln any form either for children
| or adults
to take,
fl
Hux nner
1
Drum mon
A we mer
For sale by Greeu's Phar macy.
It never fails and is pleasant |
Milesburg.
FLmarcuel
found silver
two miles of Milesburg
it to State College
ring township,
within
ump of
analyzed
Korman, of 8;
the mountain
sent a
ore on
and it
Robert
visible in our
WAS Pronoun
Holmes,
burg during t pa
George McCollor
fOr
Haver
'
goods now
new horse
ord with million
Remem be
Hat
}
Bouse w
Walter Smitl
ith
out
than
buggy
heifer
rr
3
COWS and one
Ck son vi
ng on Monday
The
crop
Rev, Aikens last Sabbath officiated at
the installation of Rev. D.
new pastor of the Philip
burch
Messrs Krumrine and Glenn. of
College, placed a new heater in the cel
lar of the new Odd Fellow's hall at Pine
Grove, which is now near completion
Nrs, I. H. Osman is
pulmonary trouble
Vi 2 Ru
ussell the
Lu
bury theran
State
laid up with
It is Dangerons
Cholera morbus often results fatally
before medicine can be procured or a
physician summoned, Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
A certain cure for this disease. Every
| family should be provided with it. It
costs but a trifle and is certain to be
needed sooner or later, Buy it now,
For sale by Green's Pharm acy.
ral
returned
in
Unionville.
Aliss Nellie Geary, after spend ng
mouths with her uncle, J
ner home at Harrisburg
ay.
0
tL Satur
with much regret that we note the
ness of I d Fist xh
i toh re
i110 report that he i
Q
gla
oward Holtzworth and hi
! turned fre
a wees
H
lai
ar Lbar.ey, re
Was BO 1
1 hi
The leading stoves anc
for perfec t construction.
pearance ver 3
For adit 4 de ier
trade-mark,
sale by
Jewel
3.000 000) 11
mwealth «
4 >it 1s a black
th forging a 's
Defendant waived
Lomm
I. J. Orndor('s potato crop is good, but
in some parts of the
are nearly all rotten * has them in
low ground. We are also informed that
some are rotten on high ground
potatoes
Smith, Dorman & Co. at hrash
ing grain for the farmes
Hasten Aruey is still on the sick list.
little hopes are entertained for his re.
covery
5 M. Weber has received the position
of mall clerk on the railroad running be.
tween Bellefonte and Mill Hall,
¢ busy
Toads may not be essential, but rail.
road cars couldn't get along without |
frogs.
The approval evening gown comes
low, but the swell git] must have it.
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The Pains of Kidney Dis
Warn You Against the Most
You Can be Cured by Promptly 1
Kidney.1
of the m yet 8
k ey disease
» when
ne Wh
# the smarting
sat passing water which |
come very frequently and at inconvenient
times. p Then there is the dull, heavy ac} ng
in the small of the back and down the limbs
When pains are accompanied
deposits ir ¢ urine alter it
twenty-four hours you may be
are av of kidney di
lose a single day in se
reatest kidney cureDr
iver Pills
these
as stond
sure that
ase and
nR
Chase's Kikiney
hould
the
wr
world's
Take one pill at a dose, and In
ingly short time you will be far on the road
to recovery, for Dr, Chase's KI Iney- Liver
Pills act directly and promptly on the kidneys
and are certain to prove of gréat benefit 10
any one sulfering from irregularities of those
organs
a] surprs.
-
Aver Pill
in A ng
wing Dr (
them a tria
diately, an
AM As we
Chase's Kid
Dr. Chase's K
dose, 2¢ cents a
5
er Pills
£™
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DANIEL IRVIN'S SON
Thy
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ney-Liver Pills, one pill »
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| A. W, Chase Medi
Bee that you got the genuine, with portrait and signature of Dr, A. W, Chase,
ox at
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a
dealers or Dr,
Boflalo N. Y.