THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., AUGUST Correspondents’ Department THE NEWS IN NIT, NY Tuesday, Aug. 25th, has clean the Snydertown cemet body in the communi be present and lend towards putting the class order, : Charles S, Miller and town, are spending latter's sister, M Harry several Kessing days w ith Kessinger, and family Qur band furnishe« soldier's picnic on Mill Hall, 3 boys, report having Thursday; the band been treate class also report having WwW. E. evening 1s Harve and wife, ! here, on Sund: Harry dedication services at Albert Gummo Furst's store Mauck an« Mrs. S. in Avis. The Nittar people Garbrick was Jaker an Hecl: P.S 0 our streets, on Sunday Joha Delaney and family, of Huble burg, accompanied by a Miss Burn a Miss Cramer, were v on Sunday. Ellis Rogers, of Dut of William I. Garb P.S. Rossman was several days last week BOALSBURG A. A. Black at 1 low Sopris Pris Mr Mrs J mn press in town SPRING MILLS Mrs. Blanche E. Philips, of New York City, is home on a visit to her father, M B Buck. and will remain for the sale which he advertises for Saturday Aug 22. Rev. EM are on their spending several Europe They had a most delightful and intere sting trip and were far from being ready to ret the excursion Rev, | days Ast » his many f Duck and homeward sister Bertha journey after weeks touring report having 1 with Mrs. | spent a w Grande low Lloyd Cronemiller Huber steam thrasher Otis Hoy is breaking ground for a new house at Fine Hall The venerable William Garner, has been ill from a paralytic better, David n who stroke, is Roads is quite ill at his recovery, Charles Smith, of Guyer, has the con- tract for the mason work of the Peter Corl barn. CONDENSED FORM FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY the | Woomer home, with but little hopes of | brother. Orvis, of Beech Creek, last Sat. | GREGG Twp $4000 J Harvey Mi Far Mills Cleon Phillip e parental root W. E. Shultz l'uesdan IWT'Y mers } t 4 seen here on >. E. Yearic MILESBURG, Af ot via PENN TWP SNOW SHOE COLLEGE Twp H Friends are all glad to hear Effie Glenn came from the White Haven Sanatorium and looking well Those who spent last week at John Breon's were, Mrs Leach Martin of Ack Haven, and son John of New York I H | ! N Y City Those who spent Sun Mever's were, Luther of Ouk Hall, and W f lay at ( Peters. an Mever and state College : mas 1 Margaret TYLERSVILLE wile a and brother Aly. are Mr Maria Mrs Joal Kerstetter and ch Laurelton, are visiting fries tives here A number of our people attended the teacher's reunion at Greenburr last Sat urday, Howard Caris and family visited his Weaver's dren of ds and rela day. The people are busy raising their po. tatoes, Cora Grieb is slowly improving. 20, 190%. Page 7 HOWARD Mrs. Reuben J. falls, is spending some sister, Mrs. Walter L. Cook, Everybod hoping that the county iy 1 ( loners will it themselves Snyder, of I ( 0a | La mill of borou wable time was had. in appreciation of the good work of the team Oscar M. Lucas Altoona to the double attraction of a visit to his mother, and the big ball game, and spent last Saturday and Sunday at home He was accompanied by Miss Allie Mour and little niece, of the same city Sunny Jim" Schofield looked after business interests in our town last week Miss Mary Butler, whose fall at the home Burdine Butler severe injury wan COlUmMD A week or two ago We Inesday M. E of yielded of her nephew nsequent last, and cemetery on very Herbert Gray and 1 diversion and en ng it down Spring Eagle, from fel e camping prettily e Bald |} alle hwlow town of Avis among her a social club to Howa i: few : Feex, ana we of the ast days in : Mong t Miss Mau visiting recently the Jolly Ten. young ladies has been friends of of | Keagle Up to this time the Howard base ball club never played a better nor cleaner game than that against Soow Shoe, on {our field last Saturday fine health, excepting Capt |e Ripped ankle; and the hard training of | the last ten days it so had developed and improved both individual and team work, until they felt themselves the mas- ters of any team in the league, and their {good opinion of themselves was Niagara | time with her | our | They were in | Thomas's amply they fel here justified by the magnificent put up against the big and lows from Snow Shoe in full co that home witl hi caly game plucky who came nfidence they were ips of the going Howard 1 bri DOY « Ang ing with ther they of So Joe Di sponge Was ta boy Lime the score « shoe man Howard wh LIVONIA A W we BOALSBURG Making Good. Theres Is no way of friends ke "Mal Plier ans 1 J os and their fr : making ng ood: a! we lasting i Do wr exemplify this, after more than two Ades of popularity, are pumbered by he hundreds of thousands. They have "made good * and they have not made drunkards A good, honest, square-deal medicine of known composition Is Dr. Plerce's Golden Medical Discovery. It still enjoys an Im- menses sale, while most of the prepara. tions that have come Into prominence in the earlier period of Its popularity have “gone Ly the board * and are never more heard of. Theres must be some reason for this long-time popularity and that Is to be found In Its superior merits. When once given a fair trial for weak stomach, or for liver and blood affections, Ita supe rier curative qualities are soon manifest; hence it has survived and grown In pop- ular favor, while scores of lens meritorious Articies have suddenly flashed into favor for a brief period and then been as soon forgotten, For a torpid liver with Its attendant Indigestion, dyspepsia, headache, pers haps dizziness, foul breath, nasty coated longue, with bitter taste, loss of appetite, with distress after eating, Nervousness and debility, nothing Is so good as Dr Pleree's Golden Medleal Discovery It's an honest, square-deal medicine with all its Ingredients printed on bottie-wra per No secret, no hoon humbug, therefore don't substitute that the dealer may pw y make a litle bigs gor profit. Insist on your right 0 have what you eall for Don’t buy Dr, Pierce's Favorite Presc thon expecting It to prove a Hh, Is only advised for woman's ments. It makes weak won sick women well, Less advertised than some preparations sold for like purposes, Is sterling curative virtues still malntaln Ita position In the front ranks, where it Mood over two decades ago. As an in. vigorating tonic and strengthening nerys Ine It Is unequaled. It won't satisfy those who want * booge,” of aleohol In IL » * Pleasant Pellets, the origh nal Little Liver Pills, although the first | oir kind in the market, still lead, whan ones tried are ever afterwards ih favor. Easy 10 take as candy—one to A dose. Much imitated but never ae pOCis weet on "cure special alls en strong and lizzie, R. E Reduced GREGG Twp WEST BRUSHY Wer t ALLEY Burnside SHIPPER OF H. M, wos William ier and i ngery re: £ SAND 3 Grenoble spe MINER AND nce. John R at ( 1 1) WILLIAMS GROVE PICNIC Rates via Pennsylvania Rail- road r wants J — Scotia Sand Co., 1 P1 YOU ARE GOING TO BUY Stockers ano Feeding Cattle THIS SEASON vr y 1 Y Ou want to buy " i JOHN J. 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