Page 8. CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, Correspondents’ Department he i HOWARD, | tort In Qur Churches Next Sunday United I |Past The Deerslayers on ri nega . inted the week rabbits mak nd Innt Bunday neu jos : two uncles Welsh, two or three not be as Welsh last for the expect to re ROApON th his ahr Fdward wl with se names could ned, constituted the wh tarted Monday Cook House, where they main in camp for the J. D. Gledhill bagged three ants In a very short time last asvening, and most generously the choice game nelghbors George Shay, Clyde Long. William Weber, Ward Schenck and Dalser Weber are among the local shots who are distributed among the peveral camps on the hunting grounds Rev. W. W, Ithondes left on Monday mérning to join his comrades of the Old Regulars Club, who have for many yours hunted together In the Beven mountains, John B. Wetzel Passes Away Mr. Wetzel, whose illness we ahve noted several. times recently, crossed on pheas Friday and | { lamba to Philadelphia shared | with some of his sick | tona, arrived in town Bunday morning the dark river last Friday evening, suffered greatly until hours of death born iblersburg than vears lear: { the ISIN peacefully and quietly though he had within a few Wetzel ething and Mi more early opti Mo A Shooting Match { . od WwW ins Weber fow lave in Williams daughter making glad A Juckson Gard. Long entertained 1 Mra. A. Young part of last week Fhree onr loads of we lumber was wd to wna for the PF. RL R lnst week by Bower and Leathers Mra, CC. E Yearick and Mrs, W, L Cooke were In Hublersburg, the guests of Mrs, John MeCauly, Friday George W, Harter shipped a car load of one hundred and fifty sheep and last Friday Israel Greninger visited friends at Millheim Inst week Mrs, Alves on Mra old home portion of Mr for a and Weirick, of Al. for a home visit Miss Vera Willard, of Dellefonte, visited In the family of A. A. Pletcher on Thursday, Mra. Miner and daughter, Mrs. Rob. ert Holter, journeyed to Lock Haven last Friday Miss Florence Noon was a Sunday visitor with Deoch Creek friends. Edward C, MoEntire spent Friday among his old friends here, Mrs. Lionel Shay wus a Dellefonte visitor last Tuesday, was her | | ley i Tavlor will Thanksgiy sermon in church i 0 In the Thar preach na the M., BE. forenoon of xt Thursday. only church in will be prea on thnt cordiall ited to at nll be n that t it Li Kugiy 4 Day, | 1hily the HUBLERSBURG RUNVILLE Mrs. W. T. Kunes ) ! len Friel Edward Edward FAIRVIEW-Boggs Twp. is all the go here Lucas and Mrs Saturday at the hu at Canada ne spent a Thomas Butchering Mera Miles ne oster Heatily's Ella Lau her brother spent fow days at Mount Miss with Fagle Paul Markl spent Bunda and fami] at the home mola, len of } ys of Jlenn, here We were of Mrs sorry to hear of the d¢ Foster Neatly Miss Emma Watkine, of spent Bunday with her Watking', here sth Bellefonte, parents, Wm i ! Remarked the turkey, with a tear ! ! The skies grow gray above me i i Yor as Thanksgiving day draws ness : 3 1 live for those who love me | Furs Furs Furs The demand is greater than the sup. | ply, and prices are booming. 1 have | a better outiet for furs than any other man In this section, and will pay you | more money for your furs. I have a record that has not been equaled by | any traveling buyer for prices and! square dealing Write me stating | what you have. Large lots desirable, JEREMIAM ZETTLE, Spring Mills, Pa, + + Route No. 3 Express office—Rising Springs. Thursday, November 18th, 1900, MILESBURG. and Professo BRUSH VALLEY Hp p wile, nttende Centre His HH A BRIEF CARD Asking you to visit our coat and suit department, New Ideas. NEW MATERIAL. KATZ & CO. FOR hanksgivin YOU DON'T HAVE TO DO ANY HUSTLING TO GET IN OUR GOOD CLOTHES FEAST FE RITHINGS pre- pared for you, ready to serve here. We've looked after the dressing for you. The Sim Hand-Talior- ed Clothes are ready to wear; the best clothes you can buy, no matter what you pay for them, You may look the town over; it makes no differ- ence whether you come here first or last, you're sure to buy your clothes here, first or last, be- cause we've got the val- ue for your money to show you. These Overcoals are made in the smartest styles of a very fashion- able season; you'll find one that suits you per- fectly; and it will fit. Pr right YEW Wy Hart sctnfTner & Mar i : d & You'll find Suits here in plenty to satisfy any wish you may have. The Ciothes are right, so are our prices. THIS STORE IS THE HOME OF GOOD CLOTHES. SIM, THE CLOTHIER, Correct Dress for Men and Boys.
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