Fhuraday, October . Both, 1911, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA,
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OVER THE COUNTY, -
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Mr, and Mrs,
svilvania
Tyrone,
| Mrs
| been n
to Tired Moth. | W
Evening Tide.
Ww
Furnace,
8H, Ward, of Penn
spent Sunday
CORTRIGHT sii SHINGL
he Homie Circle
in
Alfaretta Goss
guest of her
Kepler, in the Glades
Kathryn Langton, of Snow
| was admitted to the l.ock Haven
| pital la mt operative
golden | tient
true we | Mrs
woman who | gered
that “knowl- | fall down
unfortunate on Friday,
the rule i painfully
, of Altoona, has
daughter, Mrs, J
Pleasant Evening Reveries Dedicated :
ers as They Join the Home Circle at Shoe
pa
week as an
and appear to
chances, Ocia
with a
Erasps
improve these
slonally it is
Oung man or
the iden
have too little svm- | edge is power,” but these
other If the yung | ly, are the exceptions, not
would remember that the) may be + .
old, and the old remember that they There is
have been young, the world would be | gtory that |
happler for the first tim weeompanied hi ¢
{ a public dinner The walter
Hard hands, ! B, 1 wnked | ‘What will vou take to
burned face: wre nora Take | drink.” Hesitatin 0
“Excelsior” for t ou “TH take
are patient, In reached
surely write under it that othe good |g net | thi
word "Eur y
home-fires bright if
the winter of life
Keep the
would have
and pleasant.
you
warm
Elmira Kemmerer,
about 75, had the
saveral steps
fracturing
her
raln caused
of Loganton
misfortune to
at her home
her arm and
fac
meet
. . + firmly
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each bruising
night's
seeding to
farmers had
ceding and
atting
Sunday
the | the vheat
ing lad, who | Many
ood for thous
ht In
told of a vo started
only favora
will hel
oon
Philadelphia,
Co.
Survivors
Did you ever
earth
Gems may
what ts a dian
cannot smile
bloss
can
PITT3BYURG, PA.
Also r wie roriy Speci al A
ra of Wa
nd 'W
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How
siebureh, Pa
DE ER
Pure Groceries and Food Products.
f Summer the
mi
acier
his
books;
a well
dant
zines
part of )
kes p him «
a man
influences
How ‘
young peopl
preciate
able priv
rounded as are
and most tow
tunities necesss
of a literary taste
AS the
Hege
Fruits
ave ther
lance nu Wal 4 . hrigl ountry dre Apples
we have them. Finest Hames and boneless breakfast Bacon
ush House Block, Sechler & Company, Dellefonte.
EL A A al
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ment r pursuit anid when she « ght p with |
Panama canal | the thief she gave him a sound thrash. |
piace after a ey
I'nited States gx
gruction of the
Maofhdny for that
Fact, Fun AND WANCY. ok eer
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is coming }
And the bills
in already
How It Is Done~~Nrs
do you account for
wWOoma
than a
must be
faster
They Were Dead pe A
lived opposite a re
in our «
ing her who
that big building
“Why that aaiag
the orphans
little boye
and Mrs
ftv had
wked
and ’
Orphan are 1
A Building Problem ~At '
one night an Irish: 0
sald “1 propos
schoolhouse, and
the place where
propose that we
house standing }
up, and that we u the ste
old schoolhouse to bulld the
new ne
nes of the
new one
an editor
ed a let
Long Enough.—It
AWAY west
ter from an Indignant subscriber say -
ing: “1 don't want my paper any
longer.” To which the editor replied
“That t& all right. I wouldn't make
it any longer If did |
that case I would have
press. The present ler
me, and | glad It
A Profitable Sale. —A
adjoining town recent]
scription for a man, ar
the price, replied that
cents. The man laid
cents and started out
gist yelled after him ti
the price, but
the druggist t
go on; I made
anyhow.™
Wan
“out who recely
am
up A pre
when asked
WAS thirt
down
vhen the ar
irty cents
the nar went
thres«
irned ring
two cents the
One on Ma~"EN" Jo
storekeeper went to
Orleans to buy goods They reached
home before he did the
were delivered at hi his wife
happened to look at the largest; she
uttered a loud cry and oslled for a
hammer. A neighbor, hearing the
soreams, asked what was the matter.
The wife, pale and faint, pointed to
an inscription on the box which read
“Bill inside.”
Had Plenty of Time~A West Vir.
ginia countryman was seen by a trav-
eler driving a bunch of hogs when
this conversation ensued: “Where
are you taking the pigs? “Out to
pastur ‘om.” "What for? "To fat-
ten 'em.” “But it's pretty slow work
to fatten hogs on grass; where [ come
from we pen them up and feed them
on corn; It saves a lot of time” “Yas,
I ‘spose so; but, Hell, what's time to
a hawg?™
Here's
Louisiana
nes
»
avaw
When
store
Dastars-ts 2 au n hive to
boxes |
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Good Advice.~FP
Mary's Gift.—A
r was thank
Killy w
ae on th
Taking Precautions.—A family
nto a dilapidated
man sat
nt inside
wed
and out
the wet bras!
rbhy sald ap
to ®ee you
ning
A PAR
gind
place noat
It's AY CROTe
rhood fo yoars.' "1
me about aves
why I'm
because the last oouple
here had twine twice, |
d lime's a good disinfectant
got ten shildren al
in
this old and
the
ain't
was the
white
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been an to
ros
reason
oe, we've
read
A Long Hog~—~Cy Brown, an
farmer lad of Southern Ohio, answer
ed the call to arms in 1863
a great boy for country ham
not
He
realize when he signed his
aid
up home, ham and applejack, Upon
his arrival at camp he was served
with the regulation sow belly and bard
tack. Hin kick against such fare was
long, loud and vigorous, nevertheless
he became reconciled to army life and
for two years bard)’ a murmur em-
anated from his emazistod frame, Af.
ter Sherman's army reached Atlanta,
Cy nccosted the oaptain an the ham
subject, “Cap, don't we aver git ony
ham? "No, Cy, we never have ham
in the army. What do you mean by
such a question as that Cy?” “Wall,
Cap, I'll tell yor what I mean. We
had sow belly at Cinolnnater, sow bel.
ly at Frankfort, sow belly at Chatia-
nooger, sow belly at Nashville and
we're still gittin' sow belly here at
Atlanter, and say, Oap, that must be a
hl of er long hog if we never come
to'a ham”
{ about
tl
honest | daughters
I Or
Cy was |
name |
{on the roster that he voluntarily gave
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nele
A PLEASANT SURPRISE PARTY
Meld at the Mome of Elias
His 54th Birthday
the Ereat
know that
memory
half centur
Ellas Ce
bear witness
October 15th
ith birthda
and neigh!
him a little su
birthday
tw ar
Mills
Confer on
(Ine of
life Is to
ent pean
HR #Vver in
reaches the
which Mr
Milla can
Wednesdays
Confer's
his friends
m giving
form of a party
1 one-half
and nev
the Ȣ
Spring
his he heen
and Jolly a gathering All
ent fun that such
think indulged
the greatest pleasures of
the fine supper ]
Those present were Mr. and
W. WW. Jamison, Mrs Rebecen
Mr. and Mra A. CC. Bheesley and
Perry, Mr. and Mra. A. DD Smith, M:
and Mra. EE Confer and son Willie
Mr. and Mrs, J. CA Heckman and |
Carrie, Bertie, Renna and
Mr. and Mrs. William Mus
daughter Alma, and son |
Mr. and Mrs M C. Vo
daughter Marion, Mr. and
Mra. CC. A. Rishel and daughters Mil
dred and Beatrice, Mra. Sarah Breon
and daughter Sadie, Mra. J. E Ripka,
Mr, and Mra. John Elshenhuth, Mr,
and Mra. UU, G. Auman, Henry Immel,
Mr. and Mra I. P. Smith, Doaley
Decker, Clawrence Ebert and sister
Gertrude, A. C, Confer and sons Arch,
Clyde, and Austie and daughter Edith,
Miss Mary Lingle Mra. Mary McCool
and sisters Carrie and Bertha Weaver,
Paul Wagner, Harry Shook and sister,
Edna Bhook, Clayton Volf, Charles
Miller, John Lingle and brother Jim
and sister Nettie, Miss Mazzie Vonada,
Mra. 14a Ripka, Miss Rosie Gentzell,
Miss Ruth Confer and brother Wil.
bur, Edw. Ebert, Miss Anna Shunk,
Mins Minnie Ebert, Miss Ella Confer,
Mr. and Mra W., B. Musser, and
daughters Lodie and Alles, Miss Ella
Auman, Miss Della Confer, Chas. Nevill,
and Jim Guisewite,
ITI ene
of was
the vening
wWhAe reTrVve
Sr
John,
ser and
Lawrence,
nada and
roken
“Farmer”
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