Paar 8. # 5 THR CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., DECEMBER 24 ’ 1903. EP. levi THE RACKEI After Racket wishes one and all a MERRY CHRISTMAS we AND HAPPY NEWYEAR. L, C. levin a very busy season the 31 We will 8 ' Pe ge to serve our patrons still bet h the pur- ter than in t RACKET STORE CO. Correspondents’ Department Centinued, from page 7 TO CORRESPONDENTS. Please note that no paper will be issued gext week, December 31st, 1903. For that reason withhold your correspond. ence until issue of January 7, 1994. West Brush Valley. Snow and rain on Saturday night and Sunday, which was highly appreciated, on account of the scarcity of water, H. M. Wert and Mrs. James Duck transacted business in Penns valley on Saturday. James Wert and wife paid a visit to Wolf's Store last week Wm. Wert, of eral days w Miss home of Greenbriar, spent sev. | ast week. th his narents | th his parent: » Wagner Sandayed at the Wert | and C. E Duck were to Penns valley Friday eve, I wonder w-h.y BC Saturday eve. Messrs. R. E.and C. T Wertand S. E. Duck were the guests of John Wert, Jr., on Sunday George Shook was seen iu Buzzard | Glory on Saturday night. What 1s the attraction, George? i Agnew E Limbert and George D.Orn- dorf, two accomplished young men, were to Penus valley on Sunday. Duck was to Dark Hollow on The protracted meeting was well at- tended at the Bethesds charch on Satur. | day and Sunday evenings, ady seen in Zerby ] friend, of this vicinity Homer an for a won you ment ready fon ment, Don't forget Tallbelm& at 10 o'clock vou get a [ree tor. All attend the entertainment on Christ. | mass eve ; it is going to be one of the finest ever held ia our town, Son's store on Tharsday night | With ticket every 1oc purchase | for the $10 regula Plum Grove. Altoona, spent a few | he came home to who bas been on the sick John Taylor and y moved away from this place Is eck Madi sonbutg. Sorry! Se h a good and kind neighbor Miss Pradence Swartz ex for New York Tuesday secured employment {0 pear ects to leave where she has 2. Sharer and wife are visiting at y evening a play party was held at the home of W. H, Swartz, About 25 people were present and all had a good time, Brush Valley. Did you get a Xmas gift? Wm. Keller experienced what might have been a fatal accident last week ; while be was dragging logs & tree fell on fim which rendered him unconscious, George Shook, who took a view of Black Hawk on Saturday night, had quite a time while going through Buz zard’s Glory, He came in contact with a ghost; he began to run, so did the : he walked, so did the ghost; he sat down to rest and the ghost sat beside fim; be began to call and the ghost va. ished J. J. Taylor moved into the Bryan homestead last Thursday. Happy New Year to all. Potter T wp. Some farmers are scarce iu water and peed to drive cattle some distance to streams. G. W. Sangler, onr assessor, transact. od business at the county seat, A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Adam Heckman i» {il Wm. Blauser is Sake the Pp M im ement, and in the spring w build & new’ | West Virginia. { Bel Crew, | Saturday well & {tank { Robert Hackeuberg, I forgot last week~—Johun Wenerick wears a smile all over his face—it is a girl. Emmet Jordon and Emmen Bubb have taken a large contract from the Reichly Bros. cutting paper wood. Arthur Lee, of Colyer, 1s running oppo- sition in the blacksmith trade against Tusseyville shop ; he is located on his father’s farm, near Colyer. John Horner is getting along first rate with bis burt foot; he says old cutlass tobacco is his best friend just now. Let us hear from you again Fruit town; we are getting our gun in order, we will load with double B B. Oh, ves, if the people of the Loop or around here want to be refreshed in the spiritual way, just please attend revival meeting at Zion Hill church, it will do you no harm, Mrs, David Stoner is on the sick list, B. F. Rickert, of Colyer, will leave for Snydertown on Monday te work for Mc Nitt Bros. & Co., on their sawmill; they bave one of the best equipped mills in the country ten hours Rev. Horner's Oh, yes, Wm. H. need not wonder who the Fruittown scribe is any more, Brother Brown, from Milroy, is visiting among his brethren around the Loop. A warm rain we had Sunday, look out for suckers, Wm. Rickert, of Tusseyville, spent Sunday with his parents at Colyer, Amos Bettleyon is on the sick list, his health is very much broken; belug an old soldier, while serving his country he was captured and thrown into prison pens which leaves marks on every oue. family are improving over house in Stone Creek for Reichley Bros. & Co., on the first of the year. Say, who will act beliz mickle this year since the Jordon boys have grown up?! it seems there is pot soap enough among our boys to get up a litle exite- | ment any more, A.J]. Weaver had the misfortune of a tie falling on his leg and breaking it above the knee, Coburn. John Stonebraker, who was empl wed Co., wil! spend Christmas Years with bis fami in Somerset and New N. F. Braucht battan, spent a Braucht's parents, Kerstetter Mrs. R. F Vonada went to State Col lege, Saturday, to meet her husband, who 18 still working with the surveying They speat the Sabbath in Belle- and family, of few Mr McEl- Mrs Eman days with 1 Mrs an foote. Master John Platt, who has near Penna his bome Furnace, is at present visit. | tng his mother at this place Norman, the Glasgow, died on y yearoldchildof J. W Sanday moroing of diptheria and was buried on Monday at Millheim The other two chiidren are flicted and we hope the disease t spread farther A te gues Corl and daughter, Grace, college came down aud spent a andpa Bartho Saturday bad C8 Of f p by severa rain which the early those who ung ibe was down on ed gas, but his sprung a leak on the iron bridge, tae ice cutters be'ow a mo smothered, The High valley x with Smuliton. Mrs. W. J. Hackenberg and children | are spendiog a lew days in Penns valley, Abrahs ndie and wife are spend. Feidler Detwiler Swith at The sale on Saturday was well attended, the real estate brough good prices. The mountain lot of 2 acres was sold to J the orchard lot of | er for $100; and 22% acres mountain land to Geo. Winters tor $86 Henry A. Detwiler sold his home to of Milibheim, for $1,265 Mr. Detwiler expects 0 move to Fiorida in the spriog Most of our sick people are improving Penn Cave. Get vour sleds, the snow is coming A. W. Rossman was out last Sunday trying the soow on foot, at bis uncle George Ream'’s. Ham Schreckengast, while he was out huuting in Little Greens valley, lost a fine rabbit hound ; the dog bas a black spot in the flank and yeliow ears, and rest of the dog snow white ; who has the dog drop Mr. Schreckengast a card, be will bear all expenses and will pay a re. ward ; address, Ham Schieckengast, Farmers Mills, Centre county, Madisonburg. Jacob Long and wife returned home Thursday after a few day's visit with the latter's parents at Laurelton, Rev. Wetzel and wile, of Rebersburg, were seen in our burg ou Saturday. G. Z and Harry Kern spent Saturday at Rebersburg. B. L. Noll, teacher of the grammar schoo! at Jacksonville, 1s spending his vacation with his parents, VIN.-TE NA Cures Loss of Appetite, Sick Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Billousness, Constipation, Dizziness. Jaundice, Torpid Liver, Heart Burn, Foul Breath, etc. Try a bottle and be convinced. If it falls to benefit you d a new barn, house, bake oven, and other gs. your money will be refunded. All drug. Kists, x2 | He nad been working tor the P. capacity 35 thousand per | | » » ’ town oo New Years's day, at i | gourse rebel | ! {ant and 4 raobits and a whole jot James Horper is taking the boarding | | wild turkeys are getis at the Harter mills in W. Harter for $60 ; | { acres to J. W. Har. Sugar Valley. | Dr, Frank, of Millbeim, was in to] ganton, in consultation with Dr. Bickle | on an injury that Lewis Bailey received | to his Jey several weeks ago, The doc: | tors decided that Mr. Bailey's leg should | not be amputated, | Mrs. 9. M. Morris is confined to the house with a severe cold. Lee and Linn Goodman are home from college to spend the holiday season with their parents, Dr, and Mrs, Good. wan. Russell Conser is spending his holiday vacation at Renovo with the family of WwW. E. Conser, Harvey McNeal and wife of Wilkes. barre, are visitors at the home of Mer- chant Brown and will remain until after New Year's day. Mrs. John Morris and Miss Sallie Morris alter spending several weeks at Wi kesbarre have returned to their homes here for the winter, Harry Laubauch, late of Pittsburg, is home with his parents for the winter, R. R Co. The loganton Corset band, assiste OQ ClOCK The wummers and favtastics will take part in the parade. Unionville. One day last week a whole lot of « hearted generous citizens, ir big mostly women of held & donation gathering at the home leped as of Miss Susanna Sedgewick which glade as weil the heart of this aged malden lady the hearts of the donors, Grandpa Lisdemuth has to his credit at the close of the hunting season XN raccoons, 1 phes healdn t get Now that the huniling season is over A lew the BE quite brave, i | days ago the passengers on the early morniog flock of ® of above town: an old x Lo say A brand new baby came to Dless the | Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Br enough she w help her "maw Lain saw a Bear the edge io a fd t d ‘rousing the woods a shor stance Dler looked up as much as 1 dare you to shoot any of us i1*8% and when iL gels © wash dishes and sich Mra Wm Lemont. kK Haver AR YACAl pent Friday in Belle Filmer the Arriva Ross 1s wearing a broad of a young daughter Harry Long Fh few weeks wilh his sister Mrs, John Bumgardner spent Saturday at the home Holdern A Chr the Pr of adeiphia, Is » Mrs Lenker of State College, of her parents A an simas entertainn be held hareh T ent will eabyleria irsday eve at y | o'clock. {ing a few days with their daughter Mrs. inn Bottor!, of Curwensvilie, is few weeks with her parents Ha Ing a Mrs. Ellen Shuey, of Linden | ing a few weeks with friends here i Rock Grove. We were al Mra ville Wanted *atarday night Francis Zethy and Wm. Crader, of Penn Hall, spent Thursday with Jacob Royer Protracted meeting is well attended at Zion Hin, Miss Rosie Kritzer has gone to keep house for Frank Zerby at Penn Hall, Edward Brown is able to be out of doers again; all glad to see you out, Edward Calvin Rub! and brother Wm. Stiffler, of Potters Mills, spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Kritzer Miss Mary Kritzer and sister Maggie, spent | Tuesday at Potters Mills i Boys and girls, look out for Santa Claus on i Thursday eve gel your stockings ready. Blue Ball. The Penn Cave scribe must have had some mishap that he was seen going home »0 late, Molly Pitcher made a flying trip up the country on Sunday, Prof. White and daughter were to Green Grove last Saturday evening, I. B. R. was lo see his best on Satur. dav evening, Win. Weaver and H. 8S. Limbert were to Rebersburg to attend the I, O, O. F, wiecting Benj Limbert and son A. 8. were to Bellefonte last week, Prof. Wise is about to finish his term of music at Murray school, Why not stady law, «Commencing today-20 per cent re. duction on suits, overcoats, housecoats glad for the rain on Sunday and Mrs, of Tussey of Mrs, Ritner Saturday and J.B Strohm Mearts Were guests to know where W, 8 were and suitcases, Montgomey & Co, | An Animal Story For Little Polks The Monkey Who Was Not Observing Mumbo and Jumbo were two gay monkeys who had a reputation In the Jungle of being “sports” who loved rac | ing aud climbing and tall swinging and | cocoanut throwing contests and all that had been #0 ex of present at a horse race, cited that reaching he challenged Jumbo to beat hin in thing. Once they which sort Mumbo on home just such a contest, Each was to get one of his four footed friends to act as hot without telling i bo, who counte ng fellow, cl Mr, Cam VON got Mr Mr. 1 ted up to the “Ia, | looking at Headache Earache Toothache How many long, weary days and sleepless nights have been filled with agony because of ons of the ab» ms? unnecessary that people sh Hamlins ve mention od com It is absolutely wid suffer from them, loothache Hambins 50c, and $1.00, Hamlins Cough Balsam Hamlins Blood A Liver Pills CM Parrish FINEST PURE OLIVE OIL SECHLER & CO CALIFORNIA FRUIT ' SECHLER & CO ... TRY OUR BLENDED TEA wed a thing or Reariy sid ol ti nel Jumbo smiled ie k The starting the race course «ew two wor Down full bimeelf was given they came at Mr. Camel was bumping bravely, Mr OGiraff loudly. All the animals cheered they reached ¢ last Mr was ahead Mumbo grinned “lI shall win, sure!” he hk" BR Mr. Girafle stretched out his stuck ut is lon ongue, to tape h speed puffing When Camel jor “1 knew bed the tape MIE Deck iched the th ap with cried ut {ust as t res it Just as they read } the race * eried the jud Mu ge. ned bo neck your eyes open” Woodward. Mrs tEffic Motz is on the A young &OMN ArTTive 1 Suydes Walters | Ny" john George and Johnstown The children of Thomas Benner had been ill with diphtheria, are on the way to recovery who Freezing weather all last week Rs Weather Report. Bellefonte Station. TEMPERATURE Maxtmus Minimums si oN Weekly report DATE ¥, cloudy. cloudy 21, clear 3, elear 82 On MM hh now 08 rain Kain nehes On 22 mors It’s the termed a self maid man. ladylike fellow who may NEWYVO MRI Naumburak Co. MAKERS RH desire to wish you A Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year, and many of them; with the hope that our goods have given complete satisfaction ~with the promise that we will work and work to keep your confidence, and always Your money back for anything not right. For sale by M. FAUBLE & SON, BELLEFONTE, PA, % WH eased SECHLER & CO PORTO RICAN COFFEE SECHLER & CO Sleighs and Sleds ~——FROM $12.60 to $60.50, One Good Range ° Eiiiatii with extra wa ge od 50 and diddidiiibitiibd Ahbiidid Mi, MILESBURC, PA. block Swng & Cai COMPAN FACTORY: Abb AAA Ahhh bh bb bbb bd dd bhbbdbbbbb bbb ALE LAL LLL BREAKFAST FOODS s of reake —_— " Ura SECHLER & nds FINE MACKEREL Are a luxury « any table The best ever handled by us, ¥ best fron u get the SECHLER & CHEESE SECHLER & A FINE ASSORTMENT of Crackers, Biscuits and Conleo- SECHLER & FOR FINE BANANAS Oranges i ne SECHLER & CO on al TT TT TT TP TI YY Special Price Reductions | | our winter oods from now unti Christmas. This means a big saving to you. KATZ & CO.
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