THE OENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA., MARCH 22, 1906. Lot H. Neff and Miss Osa Bitner, both | of Mt. Eagle, on February zoth, took | their departure ‘for Elmira, where they were quietly married, the announcement of which occasioned much surprise to their many friends. Mr Nefi ems ployed on Reynolds Shope's lumber job, “Uncle Rube,” a drama in four acts, will be presented by the Boalsburg High school, in Boal's hall, Friday evening March 30 General admission 15¢, re served seats 25¢; children under 12 years . Doors open 7:30; curtain ris al . Fran * For benefit of High school library, Gardner Public | DOTO, i ed Peter Robb, et al to A, W. Gardner, Jan, 1, 1 he Howard boro. $1¢¢ Rebed Fipto land in LEGAL INTELLIGENCE, MARRIAGE LICEN { Paul Aus: . { Mary | ( { John Mitchell ' Janet McFarlane { Clifford E. { Jennie E, ( ES, Chester Hill 5. Philipsburg Bellefonte and Vicinity The Local Happenings Short Paragraphs is Lemont in Joalsburyg Close Altoona | Lemont -Capt. H. S. Taylor left Thursday “Simple Simon Simple" to-morrow Pittsburg. evening —The Misses Peters of I 4 tI left Fridaylfor Niagara Falls, i Think of it, trout fishing sea il open in three weeks from Monday Simple Simon Simple” wi i dience at oper nm Linn s ‘ and rts from all tl 1 1 brining family are visit. | 1&8 bringing : and the implements " s PLACE a y DI i. h ' ! n her articles put uj Royal B aking Powder Absolutely Pure Made from Pure Grape Cream of Tartar In baking powder Royal is the powder of highest reputation; f alto A. W Howard Boy wanted, this offiee to learn 10C, rinting, BT a es in Dr. Laurie May sales have been going on every Our three two week in Have as many in quariers good prices to draw a large au bouse, and 4 5 1 said ol Ex-landlord tells us they there on Monday parents - John S. Furst, of day at the home of ) at John March rg. urwens his parents, ville, spent a abil A bu — Mrs. Kilpatrick and children le Thursday for Philadelphia, will visit her parents Register Earle C. Tutet Register Ear | I en frances W. Gros 11s home threatened with pneumonia Bg Rp Hn 3 per es 1n ; 1an left yester ry y th { 18) , Al de} | 3 ’ Rebersbury, | the benefit of 1 week for Chicago, where he has secured | her health : 0 doubt als 1 be proud of, a ’ + Qo ry 1) elebrate its Centennial y a permanent position. 3 t id in Halfmoon Le) Yekiks 2 |} having been incor | as a borough in March 1806 Rev. Ralph Bergstresse grove, has accepted call of the | this place; joe is | Grove Mills Lutheran charge, consisiting and will trv t of Pine Grove, Gatesburg and Pine Hall , Pine rove a | the yt Sabbath advertising ule tl { the town porate« ur new goes into effect after April 1s yublished next week. ard, the by the United States Government tests of greatest Inrino Quring A the benefit of the hospital Joseph McMahon, of Beaver Falls, is —Hon. A. O, Furst, ing his mother of very ill for the last few days is, we are pn, the 1 glad to say, much improved. y ~—Mrs. Wm. Dawson left last Thur — day for Philadelphia where si 1 her daughter, Mrs, Th -—The members of the will serve in their riken Hall Thursday evening, the "Ine who has b F181 Oof heaith west . | strength and purity. McMillen, former pr It renders the food more healthful and pala erhoff House. and ex n 0) . nd pending the week in | Dis abode in the parsonage at Pine Gros wit, March 7 poms in able and is most economical in practical us pi. © - the Brock t 3 L SN Ww : : a supper Housekeepers are sometimes importunec ; buy alum powders because they -Thomas ’ Centre Hall, g Yet some of the cheapest made pos tO « onsumers at the highest price. Hou ekeepers should sto not better to buy the Royal and the powder whose goodness questioned PLANTING SEEDS EARLY. PENNY 4A WORD ADV THE BIG SNOW AE a Ret Dt adits nad Bishop, bogan price paid was 1 Rr } losent ’ b Friday m they will Irvin has le: resort an boarders 1 ne was u fonte TEMPERATURE Maximum Mint Station groundhog 1 ib join some ner | pavit 17 POS M: : 1 ord ndivid I'l 122 n of the vu 1 Belle church, < 4 n y Arnold Dead. W AN 3 16 years ol residin n or near Belle. '} i ting SUATe proj i ' | pro iW receive i it i % fonte. wi vant to 1 n the printing yard Nearing ) . h put ! : ‘haf p “ 1% elouds ‘ mm trade to apg fiends nee Gillen, the Grocer, Who Gives the Cash Buyer a Discount for Cash Only. ALATY _ ’ quired We ls Whee ng RK West Virg nia nave ) ed away a h d » and p TANS | the 5 3 26 incl vf SDOW winney Mi At . were i Andrew up «The Central ence of the Methodist will convene at Tyrone March 28th. There vacancies to be filled, Danv Bloomsburg, Bellefonte and street church, Williamsport William for een No Death From Diphtheria. orrespon in sel ( FARM FORSALY A good ary Moshannon, suitable jor ¢ team of sorses ; has good water all the sear ind. two fine orchards, plenty of wood and a coal mine on the farm for fue Splendid farm for raising cattle Bulldings in good oondition conveniently lotated. Apply o Patrick Ward M6 First Street, Williamsport, Pa \ ot * last two weeks. | | 1. Ts Sam Dixon, Health Com ocated near cleanliness 1s Godlinesss 1, was 86 yrs mont days : ner, , marvelous 19 Ibs. A Sugar 18 Ibs. 6 Sugar ate College has cor Pennsylvania ; Ww Nittany Light, Heat Episce i Company to light the streets on The cost per light is to an ro nouncement wds compiled in his near WAS office, that the four months of fe December, and 1900 death from diphtheria are November and 1008, months and 19 days formed church in his . being y He joined boyhood and 1 ber until his Catharine | leaves a w mourn his farmer 1 ducted by lersburg Re da has the » Ewus Lyris of Half Moon morning, of Baileyville two weeks is Flout Baking powder 2 for Millheim has a water plant and nun January and February there has erous hydrants, but not a foot hose, and The Journal is insisting upon ouncil making an immediate pur. the chase to protect the town WANTED: by ( hicago wholesale and mall or . Yh O 3 ) _ der house Assistant MATAZET (DAD OF Woman Large cans baked beans tor this county and adjoining territory. Salary Fine cut corn 3 for 120 and expenses pa'd woekly {expense money Table Sy rup, per gal . 3 vdvanced Work pleasant : postt on perman- Rice. per 1b ont No Investment or experience required " ] . ARPS is Npare Lt me valuable Write at or co for full 10 Ibs kit White Fish partiouiars and enclose self addressed one New Mackeral 10 velope. Superintendent, 132 Lake St, Ohh Pawnee oats cago x8 5 gal. Headlight Oil 6 cakes of Laundry Soap Macaroni Baker's Chocolate Pure Baking Molasses Tea morning Loose Coffee Ihe tollowing prices are paid by XgcuLan & Salt per sack oe | o for produce lottle Indigo Blue ing run. per dOogen Dairy Sait, 25 Ibs 2 ara. per pound Lunch Cakes, 3 1bs. for othe petand Banner Lye, 1 boxes for “ide per pound Scouring soap, cake fire of a faithful He was married rmber 30, 1869, and of friends t A pation he was a he funeral services were con- Rev. H. |. Crow, of the Hub form cl Mrs Vona community mem not been a sin 10 where the free toxin provided by the Pennis ha the W reaches glon state has been used within 24 hours after agency the 1081 0 Sun, which iliamspor : : the onse i disease and in doses re- 14 'Yy Madison BR. $4 I will have an oyst supper in the Town Hall, of Madisonburg. on Saturday even ing, March 24. Ice cream also erved. Everybody is invited Bellefonte 4:43 pm, train the printed. This is the only j print the Associate Press dispat nes to reach here in t and is one of the best papers in the state 160, on on commended in the circular sent out by ih kit TRE aj ng the commissioner TT : - wil we Iarge he afternoon hy of the tells thus of a MARKET QUOTATIONS. i M The Altoona Gazette polite stranger who glided deferentially that city: Step At Holidaysbury on J ymes H Watson, o ¢ Mabel united a prominent resident township, died Friday liabetes his home In Mr. Lytle had been ill only NUR up to the He was 63 years of age and . the last met ol a a Lytle fam Half He was edu sl at Mills Ac wden John G. Love | the school to the class, and | of years D. O. Etters|Veyor. later in life he tur riday afternoon, tlesburg, Centre Sayder, of Ty marriage at the the Rev. W. W Bellefonte. Produce following prioes prevailed Thursday Simple Simon Simple Friday evening, is ¢ Ounty 2 tat i all large citi ) fn Parsonage 4 the opera house on and at into railroad ely in The popular product ab brim full rare « and refined It house " B on as bee wert 1 door of the waiting room bn Y receive in y ¥ $v M |] a— 9» re ym ) } } epot yesterday morning a gentie- ber { the once large : Moon township the Pine Gre hh he teught 11 hip for a pumber ne of unedy, whe N man knocked and upon being invited in — “ will be ¢ I per I'he annual Friday evening hearty good laugh fur everybody held a K, ing, April oth the address Superintendent exercises tw school will be we removed his hat and politely asked per Monday e Walker t Hublersburyg on Bam on mission to purchase a ticket to pure hase Tom Waters the a ticket t Tyrone mixture be the Monday evening, flowing with mirth and melody superior sort. Mr. Waters, the star maker, is supported by an able company of twenty-five people, which incluces a chorus of bewitching show girls, whose in Neighborly new permission Show leer. per pound Potatoes por bushel Apples per bushel Bellefonte Gram, The following prices are paid by © en for gr ‘heat, old... ‘eon * heat, DOW... Onis “ae S——————— RR sssemssastossessomsmsmianssmmmscmnster son Was A sur d his atten. served his country idier during the civil ed by his wife and in the Grays iver N Sen was of course 1 him and, not Neighbor at the It is replete grantes vl attraction opera : to be Pete quested to escort the gentlemanly strang- or to entrance gate, which he did with his best bow and sweetest smile, tion to fas sent the dip h faithfully n hilipsburg's business f 1 lipsburg busin men | ear He is survi : have been to Millheim the past week for one daughtet the purpose of investigating the knitting ville aa i factory with the view of establishing a" " Smears similar enterprise in Philipsburg. Owing | tdone in politeness Patrolman Highest Prices paid for Produce: * YER D2 PER 1B lomas Harlow, who was near by was re # - $ EGGS ‘ ; BUTTER... EL 20x nlerment Sunday the SURIRCT TO CHANGE _eh rE—— EEL ———— ———— errno Two street companies near Lewistown | FER SR a singing and dancing abilities are said to be far above the ordinary, to the uncertainty of securing the help, | have monthly payrolls that aggregate | Jellefonte gave the proposition up. $100,000 The railroad men are wondering whether or pot someone was kidding them GILLEN, THE GROCER, Allegheny St. it —— Bellefonte, Pa | Corn new SeEs¥Iy
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