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SEES 004000000 dss $9899099999099999009090900¢8000808046000 MOSHANNON., of the | ® pi last Nov, i ena yor Het shape CEITIETIITIGTIscEcrTssdcaverr sess BdEsssdssanns quetlly | vere married rooms par ft Sund make a long will m y in Belle sick list is suff inday at nt a lew lays HAINES TWP, vin the hol ng on the D g pays wood also made KO Improv i pire Ly Oy run ning a bi Mrs, Wance 1 her ter, Mrs B The vive hall a RUrprise of Mrs Wance DM or it pays to se nd for vour owe ta few ye wer days with party in hon Musser says poultry food A model husband 1s merely one who lets his wife have her own way, ay | ten : | rece oy his | { has GREGG TWP, FARMERS MILLS Harry Hagan, from Shamokin { a few hours with his parents here Rena Rishel is still on the sick list The at ¢ well attended; all report time; there were a few of the boys Je How obout it S. and C David Vonada and wife at the home of Harvey Rote dance George aving a good it Sund; spent Ww MILI ME) our people made use rid 1 held by Geo. Barne had a very Now bovs Lishel, our { a number : for hisn Spring Mi be a fine s plates havir el! of J Hag Al in by tl Harry about h 14 Old parenta Ligier will aca In On Friday our ne Jounes Resides, was he was and friend One year 1oved from here ifferer for five death I'yrone months The widow as v hich closed with is our sympathy Thursday a week ago Harry Kunes was going to assist Nelson Wolford killa Jf and a freight train came up behind 8 horse frightened, and Kunes jumped it to hold 1t; the horse was so badly scared that it jumped toward the train id pushed Ki the wire oce; when he landed he was at th the ties, as the ng was bad aught fast on a po ime unharnes ywi at the siding at Dix Ran yrse had one bad gash in its breast that quired several stitches to close W.S Mille rh through nes s clot} a hered on BENNER Twp wees i the day last CRUE of the girls pa was marned ; all Mabel serenade you ys of our view atl ten : reday ey ing, an : i i date, Ladi \ nt was Ome 1st wart ler Cig MILES Twp, ENTERAL BRUSH VALLEY mday was a stormy day | Elva Limbert spent Sunday friend, Mayme Wert Mm Da Weay Cora, are on the sick list Rev. Harvey, wife nt Sunday at James Herman Limbert ma | to Lock Haven Reuben Wert spent Saturday and Sun day with his parents with her and daughter, piel and son tor, Wert s , le a business trip “ip { burg, W. |] | sons of H. H { few days ago to see the sights, | last Sunday to bring home her | ed as i hers is a person in this neighborhood | for | and having | he carries his hoense shows it to ev erybody Wert's A crusade against streets and in public places has been started in Jersey Shore, and Chief of Police Green is determined to enforce the law in every instance. One offender was arrested Saturday night and was fined $4 52 for refusing to desist in the use of profane language, when request ed to do so, swearing on the 0} that expects to get n arried before long: | in his pocket and | Weaver, : : : i } John Wert spent Sunday at Harvey | at Farmers Mills UNIONVILLE, Two of the br ightest boys of Hublers- | Noll and Charles I), Noll, | Noll, came to Bellefonte a | Charley wanted to buy our adding machine to take school with him to help in his arithmetic les IE Mrs Albert daughter Hazel with her little Helen, went | to Pittsburg on son Roy, who has been in a hospital for the last weeks with a Ly- phoid fever, but recovers 1 five serious attack of who has so tar ho ting the dread dise to be able to come without ol transm Sallie McGarvey oripp, but is Pp. danger Mis ill with anc, been quite ! er of ion township, but now o awk Run, ed got ‘How through town long enoug j-byve.’ pres a tre Demme Democrat and it wrat Was borrowed a lantern to d 4 1 > it | be lurking 1¢ lantern am ties and next 1 i ied it off, of their leg 3 ) lay Master Ge made his tO society and ow look with one eye at the fair ses ne and space forbid a more extended Oo course he dare - COBURN. Saturday of each week to work Is trade Mrs. M laughter, week Henry Beahm transacted Bellefoate this week visited het last Musser, of Zion Mrs. J. R. Corman, business at GREENBURR. On account of sickness Rev, Wetzel was unable to hold his last week, and communion services on Sun. day I'he primary election was not attended very well on Saturday Martha Snyder, of Logan Mills, spent Sunday with friends in our burg Frank Saoyder went to Brushvalley to help Thomas Brumgart get ready for his public sale on March 19th Sarah Confer left for Rebersburg last Thursday, where she will remain for several weeks to assist her former mis. tress, who is ill services MURRYVILLE, Sunday was a pleasant day Frank Yearick and wife spent Sunday the sick list are Mrs Lizzie Philips and On Daniel | Samuel | Heck Thomas Douty and family Sunday at Madisonburg, Mises Mamy Zerby spent Saturday and Sunday with her uncle, Elias Zerby Rev. N Dubbs had preaching in Pauls church on Monday even. spent 8t ing {| Table Syrup..... | 6 cakes of Laundry Soap, LTO sss gsnssrnnsssnrnsene | Banner Lye, 3 boxes for.. | POTATORS LOVEVILLE We have been having a great deal of rain for quite a while but 1t | will have some sleighing n it's almost down ta Jericho Mrs, |. M Mon ter Dorothy, started Eagleville where si oks like we Ow, Desi on, and on 1 expects t few days with her son Mr. and Mrs DJ ter, Mary been week but we are glad to jeck’s little daug! during Ia of had sich note speedy recovery Miss Helen Et her friend Some of sv ¢1 y anaay which seen home of nis wedding tour me of our farmer of trouble in from have not got thet Maud Fis friend M if ett He the m abe wonder Line POTTER. TWP Rainy Days es part 1 i on February 2 ng was burne 2, 1897 there was a terrific rain and all kinds of When ‘the coraerstone of the building was; laid in August was rain of the heaviest kind du ceremony, and Governor others slush 1508. there When Of ng only ke When Gov rate t rained important Road Decision, : GILLE CASH GROCERY Cuts the figure, vou figure the cut and save money Flour 9lc, «= regular price $1.05 I8 Ibs. A Sugar 1.00 18 Ibs. 6 Sugar 1.00 Reg Price. | 75 Our Price £5 2% 12% 12 18% os 15 oy i Ay] 2% oh a5 31, 25 a8, Jo, 25. gs gallons Oil Soup Beans, 3 qs Dried Peaches Buckwheat, per sack Our 20¢ Coffee. . i Noodles, per package Mixed Nuts Baking Powder, 3 boxes Raisins Tomatoes Prunes, 1 Ibs for Rice per ib 16 is Table Salt, 28 ibs. for. ... Baker's Chocolate Highest Prices paid for Produse : ‘ves 30C PRR DOR | 28¢ rR Le | BUTTER, .ooovvnnis soc per bu, | SUBJRCT TO CHANGER GILLEN, THE GROCER, Allegheny SL. Bellefonte, Pa NEW CLOTHING 0-0-0 OOOO OOO OOOO O~-O0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0 BELLEFONTE JUST OPENED IN THE AMMERMAN BLOCK 11 BISHOP ST. $30,000 stock of Men's, Women's and Children’s Clothing wl el wl Jel pl =) Must be sold in 20 days at 33 cents on the dollar. pl el >» lJ BOSTON SYNDICATE CO. LOOK FOR BLUE BANNER. OOOO =O OOOO ~~~ ===>) 1 F388 BBEE BEEBE EL TOLLS AAAS SS Sa a Sl Saas anne sada dash assay More Bargains THAN EVER AT KATZ & CO.’S WHITE SALE: re find | oi i 1 I tw ind } Nt § [ nty you can b MEAN. Or mi you wi We don't now at s vou must | want 1y but them as they only Or six : a ol these Won to nr CAriS represent two or t , Sometimes nv 0 now £1.39 ow $1.29 Tow 98 now 30 20 how 3 29 now 98¢ now 98e¢ now Life 40¢ be Skirts, formerly sold at £2.50 and $2.20 Skirts, formerly sold at £1.95 and £1.69 Skirts. formerly sold at $1.19 and £1.29 Gowns, formerly sold at $2 75 and £3.25 Gowns, formerly sold at £1 79 and 1.98 Gowns, formerly sold for $1.59 and $1.20 Corset Covers, former y 80 d at 81 25 Corset Covers, formerly sold at 98¢ and Tbe. Corset Covers, formerly sold at 68¢ Corset Covers, formerly sold at 25¢ i Drawers, formerly sold at 98¢ and $1.25. 60e Drawers, forme rly sold at 75 . 50 Drawers, formerly sold at 50 and 3% 25 Table Linens, in remnants of 50 and 75ec qualities, at 25c a yard at 19¢ Waistings, worth 25. 85 and 50¢ I a a a A i J A a A A a i I NR A LL Re AR A i ea raaaasl so a aaa aa aaa aaa a AAR ARE ADE AAA AA. $46588000000 5050000008088 1 and a host of other bargains too numerous to men- tion. Of course everybody can’t be first, but see that you are among the first KATZ & CO. BELLEFONTE, PA. Blt lll tt tl A ll ca a SO SA ba he a * & ad Spe Pbd AREAS a ot AAs sessed FPPPPEPPPPIPOPPPP OPV PP PEC PPP Ied ect eee ee aL TEES ITTY
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