Thursday, February 17th, 1910, THE CENTRE DEMOC RAT REIL EFONTE, BELLEFONTE AND VICINITY THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS farm sales Democrat Frank arte aged from Robert Sheehe ¢ and sleigh, You « brooms 01 manufactures Miss Jans for Wash is gpending two ~All the leading found in the Centre 1.ivervi un pur- ch his fine money by Derr, an om Sav James th Mot ngtor m Fri shi friends Kate Mq the 1o¢ the left on where ‘aulmont day Bb CQ weeks with Thursday morning Miss Caffrey, of Bellefonte, fell and broke her arm just wrist Mrs her home of April kinsburg. The contest for the best essays subjects will take school on Tuesday, Washington's birthday Cornie into two view, bu come to any definite which one he will take Mr Mrs. Johr on above James inBellefonte She now Rote expects to the at Ler resides for the on place in Febr DA revolution Garman is thin} the hotel hotels In business ing has and H move fron to New York City Mrs. G be remembered in Bellefonte as Blanche q f Mr Mrs an Gil Pl son ladel phia will Miss and will oon ihgon } ‘ook daughter « —Fe1 ver will Edinburg Internat wi the fam it 18 Ie formerly House, ing a made a hoped county is farm good that he and make —E. Lloyd Tyson, son, of Tyrone, but who is we fn Bellefonte, has withdrawn from 1 Sophomore as at State College, and gone to Colorado he has cured a good He is » young who possess r ble musical ability -R ] crusher for the pile of re ing the of the then new ros gh Bel 1 8 of lar grangers of Centre co the first Quarts Clinton mar on the Grange very satisfa company t Friday a |} 1gin the Nehasne proved count of was not smoker will therefore day evening, of this rooms In Centre County ing. son o where se - positior man urpose wk whi erection of house t he court be used ir vd throu Frain, one the rly Order the held nt Fri- their build be held on week in Bank Harry C i fonts ! numt Brew orm or enough plain the further have i Wher ordinary wonder formed off This court the w ! box, placing the platforn have possible to time of Fi ! will be In ge enoug tha p or transactior the lest been the pertaining the } urt } terms ever held in the county On Tuesday a friend letter from Hon, John G now In Atilantie City for of his health, In which he climatic conditions of the sort are not all favorable case, thus he can see little or no provement. It is very likely that he will return to Cambridge Springs and try that treatment again with the hope of being benefitted His rheumatic trouble Is causing him much pain and uneasiness The board Bellefonte Y following officers MeCurdy ; vies rece Love the states famous to ved i who benefit that re hin im in at of MC A the the directors of has elected President, CC. M president, ©. T. Ger berich; secretary, Prof J E Wagner treasurer, CC. K. Hicklen. The pres ent board Is composed of some of the | very best citizens of the town who should devote part of thelr energy to the work of hullding up this institu tion. After life's battles are fought the only thing that will stand the test in the next world will be the good the individual! has done and not the money he has saved «Neither rain, fire, snow seems to deter poople from the Been Some of them there even If they had to be there. The reason In because Mana gor T. Clayton Brown is receiving the latest and that is the reason he went after the recent great flood at Paris. Bomeone on Thursday night began throwing sneezing powder around when the an. noyance was almost unbearable, There Is a law against that kind of funny business, and Mr. Brown has offered a reward of $26 tor the a hension of the miscreant, and If found out will be shoved as fur as the law will allow, nor water going to carried the | the i off would get | : in dally | Hin reply pletures showing the | joing anything IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS in this paper Mr. and Mrs Bellefonte, are quite Howard Sarah Mary home Hunter il at street, wen, a of home Knisely, thels on east Miss Miss at her The Clyde Jodon ken leg The Ol isting Friday evening sket ball High of the quite ister heen street Owen, has Howard of Mr sulfering accident on Tittle gon Mrs bro result and from a the is Wis Co the team school Bellefonte defeated vm by a On t bas eld to Lizzie ¢., who had past two weeks, and again able to be McGowan, of heen Spring i111 for better seriously is t he much out name of the new Ore LOOT COTE od hy (3¢ and ( good as It looks D home Chapter it the verton corner of ‘urtin ¢ i street, on of Pe sin far a 3 | The latter p : { last eel word . | was received In Aram thet " : pers chalrmar Der inms isnistants hil an fe anle the per 4 30 “May Lite expect ngs. Tickets for of friends of solicited Rug tables promptly M mtinue until rr M wood digestion walt or Alm Fm Noll Ad futunt We mean A A who accompanied his master on many a ramble over the hills and through the lleva of old Contre His carcass was found ing at the P. R R ‘ounty Commissioner and Thomas Alters taken off and delivered Dale's residence which was intimation that the animal the way of all the earth that one ofthe Bun trains him wnt and Pont will patronage earnestly he n the anda « inuel Filly Pale’s hunting is dead dox county Sunday mory round house hy John huniap His collar was to Clement first one probable morning on had It dny in atrued The other day Fred Dunham, who has the credit of editing a Dellefonte paper at Howard, was circulating around among his subscribers and ad vertisers, He Amt things are looking a Hitle in his favor, and he thinks the time will come when he will be able to make a little money the Bellefonte Dally It was mored that John ©. Miller, of Spang ler, was coming to Bellefonte to edit which put Fred on the anx. bench, and #0 he wrote to him was he never dreamed of of the sort which made Frederick feel better who haven't subscribed to the Helle. fonte Dally should do so and thus help the enterprise along. The more subsoribers he secures the better the paper can be made, Mr. Dunham i» to be complimented for the pluck and perseverance he has shown In this enterprise and we would like to nee him succeed, save more fous | which ling an to i in | future | he Those | Bovs $1.5 ad, In Sidney Sunday for this Keffer, of with friends Miss M Kelley und solicitor Bellefonte Dally Our sale register had a this lssue; all the le: the county will be found We are busily engaged printing sale for that re in your to avoid Miss number vou if ud paper Bellefonte, in Tyrone has 16:11 in Bell Ou re Yeagers spent col for became lector ste the large vfng sales there in crease in in ason send delay. now bills, B80 copy ns Mav of her Ir House entertained n lends at the Brock Tutsday evening ff Ben Pa. week looking of the Academy ith appendl Dale, wife of Dale, of Belefonte, will afternoon from to or of her guests, Miss Mart Thursda fLernoot Mis erton chaperone dren from the the Bellefor ing Xpeditic 1 OOK erhoff on A A\VoOr student utened w , who itis Dry David entertain this o'clock In hon Herlinger and thre Mrs Was Mrg Helen Oy f chil of | nher department lesue Ou many man class HIAMA authorities at at the Mit ito sanitarium NEs was Gates rather (salen re Hast nt § : and ong par of al are reason ) NE Away that ) at ¢ had He i. 80 WAS Lie nr the t ! _ ; ways looks to the « : ; " flee seeker before : to which of the po pad " eld longs Fifty ye ought to Iv Tovesday even! Bellefonte Y sum of ten served consisting baked beans and The class 8 now imposed of twenty members, which ought increased to twice that many The is taught by the ministers the and are ex dingly interesting who attend will right Mar ng men in the Bibie ng for one } M. ( A For cents elegant stewnd ral sides Hedledownty class sach ur in the the small supper is waters, dishes about to An of TY he Clann town Those treated of denire 1 \ Among the ler Wednesday ter 1. Cook Kling, of Jacksonville pleasant and affable resent the best element of their re. spective communities. They are both quite social, and as Mrs. Cook left the sanctum she Informed “Sam” that she was going to tell somebody something made him blush to his fingers’ This, of course, was an ink. | what might happen down | community sometime in the | We enn pretty nearly swear | Aldn't get his Neense on Wednes. at this office on Mra. Wal and Samuel They are hth people who rep afternoon wers of Howard ends that : day i [ROL NOTIOR Notle is hereby given that John Winerich w the John Allen st Colyer, Pa. on the | 1910 waka te 10 the under: (ghed Wis Shock 1 cowe. (mplemeDts 4g Arpt Ir Wineries pomngnion fo ha pry x Tolisfonte, Pa, Charleston ‘4 months and 10 Many mixtures are offered as substitutes for Royal. None of them is the same In composition or effectiveness, so wholesome and eco- nomical, nor will make such Absolutely Pure fine food. Royal is the only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar UNIONVILLE. er is still g rheun H. 1 ralliroad A RDB CORS sympathy he Georg RB Cure Mont no need to The every body The tors play w well was well pleased wicked stand LR] wae £5 other day, ! Har while nrkable nit An " old pryeery fully exemplified M Alexander {low ™wo funerals occurred the Mra here Was relict of ast Saturda Rervices by the ipper the last family to wan PRsl week ihe NIirm Eliza J. Leathers inte BB} leathers, on | wt 2:30 o'clock, p Mm held in the M. KE R 8 Oyler Interment In elery Mrs. Leathers was of the Josep! Alexander anawer the roll whe only daughter having five brothers John eorge, Joseph and William All Hived to a ripe Bhe leaves to survive her Teidy of 8 C. and one daughter She was born on October bth died Feb 13 1510, aged 53 years, days. She had been in feeble health for some time but not until the last few days of her life, was It thought that her end was near as it proved to be. In her early girl. hood days she enlisted In the Master's cause and served him faithfully and consistently as a member of the M BE. church, all these years. The clos ing of this beautiful life was as the bright radience of a summer sunset The second was that of James Wol. inlagle, who died on last Baturday at Dungarven, and was brought to this place on Monday and was taken to the Free Methodist church, where per. vices were conducted by the Rev, J 3. Kelley. He was aged about 52 years, and was born and raised in this vicinity, He leaves to survive lis wife, § sons and three daughters Also one sister, Mra. Brown, of Houts. dale. and two brothers, John of this place and Zach. The funeral was a very large one that f the were Rev cen urch one call an James old age one aon Kate 1826; Strictly First-Class Security Salesman Wanted 0 sell eat finan lal esrporations rooted hy leading business mon and whose Sock 3 deiting rapidly in Philadelphia. None class wen with large acquaintance rh and no attention will be paid to ap unless scoompanied by references, HARDY & COMPANY, Mates! Lite Duilding, x! him, | I the stock of one of PRilsdelphin's are: | An lostitution 45 | to Bed such JUNE ing and as favorable ithering at Ros those phart and wife, Wm. Noll and Wm. Hock- and Charles Harry lks had a Benjamin are Jacob wife, Hut eninger Ro sma er; esent Swarm (¢ ler, lle: liton early spitings First new Imported Suit- ings from Scotland, England, Germany aud Fran al rived, Scotel rather colorings extreme Sceoteh but cl romew hat for are monizing Fashion id styles, ntings hai which noted, ely vance as. English and German Suit ore sombre 1n col are m and and ings oring It's Suitings texture, among the the finer stuffs will be found. This Imported French dress » | ion of asseln- early collect outings bled specially for those go- ing South who wish their gowns completed before the Spring rush. Imported Suitings, $1.00, $1.50, £2.00, $2.50, £3.00, BOGGS & BUHL NORTH GIDE, PITTSBURGH, PA | | also those J. 8 GILLIAM, Prop. 9 ALLEGHENY STREET, wil nt offer Men's Sweater Coats dhe Ladies’ Bweater ly he Coats, wool, on. Men's Heavy Over Shirts at 4b Men's Heavy Wool Sox, 25 — 3% Men's Fleeced 0¢ a mult, Underwear only Ladies’ Ralnconats, only 12.90% Ladies’ New Collars, 10, 15 & 1%¢ worth 35.00 Mennen's and Colgate's Taleum Powder, Umbrellas, good, only #8e Dress Sulit Cases, #8, $1.26 and 12.00 Wool Dress Goods, 15, 26, 39 and ihe, New Hamburgs and Laces, English Long Cloth, Cambrics and India Linen Central R° R ort NO thos nave hos FOR SALE Appl ywb FOR SALFE ong WAN’ Inqgui FED---A farm bear Z Zaon, LOST ner R. Su God aved yer FOR SALF re DE EWE FOR SAL} Ha sell of Py —-— LOST twee Priva Dore Cass 1 of Pa. Train Schedule ¢ Yo: Ow llefonte. a gray n Sh retu POR BALM 1k rihwes Aarons FOR SALY CAaNOL FOR § With sumer Rw heh owt dt other waler miles west of Unix Mary A. Davidson MONEY WANTED 2.500, as first mortgage on improved real tale in Oealre county Ampie in position to John M. Gray & Son yr a for se ALE~N exerliot secarit fooie, Pa will Arrange Te —— | WANTED a dealer ture of Lightning Rods in your looslity with vou for the of the goods Prompt application should be made Hf you are ooking for a good looal business sob wishing 10 aot as 8 Looal Oanvasser may file bis application INYESL your mone) five ent. room house chicken coop cm Can place several loans of “wn interest you are Inquire of apents, Belle ou a 6 por oem Consult us at oboe if Insurance our Manufse We Exclusive Sale the werridory wo handle you select for Any per at our office, In either ease sate plainly whether you wish 10 oahvas for a dealer full LEATHERMAN Por WANTED A jive agent tate or insurance broker preferred sent us In Your ecmmunity orn Penpayivania lotsa ted In Norte Par or handle the goods Tor yourself HUM & Pittsburg b 5) ticulars addross HE Market Sy real ede 10 repre or travel in west in the sale of building lots E. Va One spent made over Mag Ivtoate 0.000 selling Norfolk Jota In western Penney) yanin last year, and only gave past of his time The ideals a Dew one therefore here is po competitor always at your elbow. ard the plan smite of large returets made because wen in the rast by Rig profits have bee le who have bought Norfolk jots orfelk = grown faster than any Address Melawaire Develop ment Surparatien P.O Boxe Norfolk, Va » —— Ls —— MA REET 0roTA TION 8, BELLEFONTE PRODUCE we JL LT TT wens MW Seas TLL TTI, SRaa Ey ARLE EE Shad uhutiny ieee rot SELL EFONTE- GRAIN wid by CY. Wag RES RRRT RRR Br ana sees vans ssannld J CAeaae aero 1 AREER EE ER TT EE EE ET} A a EARRR ELLE TH s hit dL ET 7 EAE AERA E RIAN NRE Se ad ae
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