Fauble’s
OA¥ YOU
Think of a better way to economize than to
: SAVE 3; THE PRICE OF YOUR SPRING
This is exactly what we will do for you.
showing the
GREATEST ASSORTMEN r
SUIT,
We are
CLOTHING
OF suing
in the country and will sci
others ask
fa
that are strictly all wool, the
ors, made in first class style,
ers ask $ro.00
AND
GOODS
SEE OUR
PRICY
them for just 14 what
=
a
own
$5.00,
> latest styles and col-
the same kind oth-
N IMMENSE STOCK
OF c=
42-11-3m 117 West High Street,
Picture and Room Mouldings, Curtain Poles, and
Fixtures at Wonderfully Low Prices.
——A CORPS OF EXPERT PAINTERS AND PAPER HANGERS. ——
S. H. WILLIAMS,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
————
All Through Brush Valley.
Dan Brungard, of Rebersburg, is very ill
The robins have again returned to their
homes in Brush valley. =
Last Saturday, Brush valley had its first
thunderstorm of the season.
Miss Rose Corman, of Rebersburg, visited
relatives and friends at Salona last week.
Messrs. Cyrus Rhote and John Thompson,
of Salona, were in our valley last Thurs-
day.
Huston McKibbens and his wife, of Parvin,
spent Saturday and hay at Harvey Mil-
ler’s.
* Rev. Stover, of ete ibn, who had born
ill for the last few weeks, is again able to be
up again.
Th sale of Geo. Brungard, of Rebersburg,
was well attended last Saturday afternoon in
spite of the thunderstorm.
Mr. Hosterman, who is teaching the gram-
mar school at Rebersburg, will teach a term
of summer school at the same place.
for.
NOC OTHER.
7 x” \ ida
f3-Ulhnte 17,
42-10
Nontgosntery & Co. Piue Grove Mention.
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SPRING DESIGNS IN
——CLOTHING.
O
The bright Spring sunshine seems
to casts its rays upon us these days,
for our store is bubbling over with
nice new goods.
Clothing in all the novelties.
Suits, Spring Overcoats and extra
Trousers just received.
The new ““Guyer’’ Hat isthe neat-
est and dressiest the Boston factory
has yet produced, and all well dressed
men should have one. Also the
“Dunlap’’ and many other shapes.
Ask to see the latest fad in Negli-
gee Shirts, just opened new and fresh.
All the Suitings and Trouserings
are in and our tailoring department
is complete. Prices the lowest—for
best workmanship.
MONTGOMERY & CO.
Bellefonte, Pa.
42-10
suits him ex
the wet weathe
Bob Leed says
[Farmer
in-doors «
rh No. 7.
of Tyrone’s
carly part
actly « 1s he is
Iul-a-by-baby to a little Rox
BD. i. Bye, Bug. «
s here in the
teuben Bierly, ot Rebersburg, is digging
the cellar for his new house in the West
end.
{ Misses Ella Brungard and Bella Krebs.
i of Rote, for the last week, have been vis-
|
{iting relatives in and around Rebershurg.
Samuel Bierly, of Tylersville, spent Sun-
I day at the old Bierly homestead, near Reb-
| exsburg, where he was born, 67 years ago.
Report says, that Messrs. John Harter and
Calvin Morris, of Rchersburg, will start
anew store in Mr. Harter’s building which
| Mr. Miller vacated on Monday.
Lawrence Barner, of Carrol, intends to give
organ and piano instructions during the sum-
A canvass will be made
“ner in our valley.
thie week, which will decide the matter.
Small, of Rebersburg, has the |
1 route from Rebershurg to Coburn
Smell is just the right person,
he knows how to accommodate the
| heeanse
f people.
| Toward Miller, the energetic merchant
i of Rebersburg, who bought Mr. Sam’l Waite’s
just Miller's store,
iin the fall, moved his goods into the same on
| store house, opposite
Miss Winifred Wolf, of Rebersburg, who
has been visiting relatives and friends at
Williamsport and Lock Haven, came home
Tuesday, with a smile which only a pleas-
ant trip can bring.
On Saturday the trout fry arrived for the
new dam, which has recently been made be-
hind the mountain land, known as John
Shultz’s land, but recently bought by W. R.
Bierly and Wm. H. Frank.
C. C. Loose, of Rcbersburg, has finish-
ed the lumber job above Emanuel Har-
ter’s. Some time this spring Mr. Loose
will move his saw mill out on the Brun-
gard property, which he recently bought.
To THE BRUSH VALLEY SILVER CLUB.—
Wm. J. Bryan’s book ‘‘The First Battle,”
which has just been published, is being sold
in our valley by several agents, and we sin-
cercely hope that all of the 200 membersiof our
club and all others, will sccure a copy, as itis
sold cheap. The book contains his biography
written by Mrs. Bryan ; all his most import-
ant speeches delivered in Congress and while
on his famous campaign tour throughout the
United States; the principal addresses and
documents of the campaign of 1896; all of
which are a faithful presentation of the rise
and development of the silver movement.
It is also the best treatise on the money
question of our country viewed as being gov-
erned not by monopoly but by democracy. It
has the election returns, explanations and
Bryan’s address as to the duty of silver
Demoerats in the future. The book is finely
illustrated and substantially bound. No ad-
voceate of silver and democracy can afford to
be without it.
President.
H. LE. BIiErLyY,
Major Dick for Sceretary.
Chicago, March 21—An Ackron, Olio,
special says : Major Charles Dick, reecived,
vesterday, from Chairman !anna, the
formal tender of the secretaryship of the
Republican National committee and he
wired his acceptance. There will be &
salary of $5,000 a year attached to the
office. Major Dick was offered, by Presi-
dent McKinley, both the positions of fourth
assistane postmaster general and treasurer
of the United States hut declined.
{ Monday. Mv. Miller has a nice store room
| now and will be soon ready
old customers.
mer
! Lyon & Co.
nee orders, {
I JOX Se 0).
business |
nen, vent several
of the week making a final settlement of his |
sale,
Col. Musser, of Bellefonte, was here be-
ns on Tuesday looking after his in-
tween tr:
surance husiness and a iioproved in |
health
D. L. Miller Ssundayed at Moshannen with |
his'son J. A. B. Miller, wio has
from his recent illness sutliciently to close his |
school,
James Dawson, one of the P. I.
pany’s most trusted enzinecers,
visited grandpa Miller's comfortable country |
home last week.
Miss Gertrude
winter with a sore foot.
ed the cause,
and : she is now improving.
Rev. C.D.
of his venerable
who died at Milroy,
enticth year of his age,
Miller has heen suffering all
Dr.
an ingrown nail,
Aikens is attending the huria
uncle, Thomas Hassenfelt,
on the 23rd,
Miss Tillie, youngest danghter of D. 1,
Miller waz happily married several weeks
recovered |
Woods remov- |
on Tuesday |
in the sev- |
O - =
|
to wait upon his |
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IS SURPRISING
-——Subseribe for the WATCHMAN.
Lyon & Co.
0 0
R. com- |
and his family |
{
i
i dow prices of high grade qualities,
other of the woudertuliy low
have many agreeable
ago in Tyrone to George Christine, of that |
town. The groom isan enginder
RB. R. and we ean assure him that he has got-
ten an excellent wife,
Mrs. Margaret Lytle has
Iy from her recent attack of pneumonia that
recovered so nears
Andy is ence more able
to his pet bear, which cee
self by chewing up the family carriage or any
thing else it gets ils paws on. :
asionally amuses it-
Mail route agent Gaur frem Missouri spent |
several days here and at MeAley
speeting the sub-division lettings ahout to take
place. He will find it a diflieult matter to
: " ie |
dispose of the rezent route from Fairbrook to
Penna. Furnace at the very low rate. Ag his
suggestion a petition will be forwarded to the
post office authorities at Washington to re-
establish the old route from this peint to Penna
Furnace via. Fairhrool amd Rock Springs.
On last Thursday while the festivities of
the bigdinner were progressing at the par-
sonaze John Grove and Miss Hannah Belres
and Harry
Eyer and Mary A. Harpster
ith the vegister’s sanction and had
Rev. AR perform the solemn marriage cere-
mony which united them, we for life.
After the ceremony Mr. Grove and his bride
returned to their home near Shilel and Mr.
Eyer and his bride to Marengo. Both are un
to date young farmers and arc deserving of
the good hel; Iv mates they got.
nn + ar est ses.
Shaken Up.
hope,
MONTREAL, March 25 —A heavy shock
of earth- -quake shook the center of this city
this evening and Aa great consterna-
tion. Large buildings shook like reeds
and there was a general rush of the inmates
for the doors. So far no damage has been
reported. Dispatches from various points
in this province and from Eastern Ontario
report similar shocks but without any dam-
age of consequence.
on the P. |
to give his attention |
json. We ave
:
= “wr try ANT ov TNTOVY Tr - *
OPENING AN IMMENSE STOCK
AND WILL SAVE VOI MONEY
On all goods bonght here. Keep yourself posted as to our very low a
and you will never pay too much for any qualities you buy. We quote only
1 ax .
ATES
| a few of our many bar
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GOODS—A speeiud lot of Black
n. wide, handsome quality for skirts or
dress at surprisingly low figure of...
DRY
A full line of Light Figured Mohairs® in the
ge=Opening daily a new
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43¢ |
that we are underselling all our competitors and still keep the lead in
Friends and neig
prices at which we are offering goods.
surprises ip store
Mohair, +
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Toned Efieets, beautiful colors combined 5.0 |
at the low figure of.. “3% | CAPES—“Your Capes for £2.00 are handsoinur
Ce {and better. quality than I saw in other stores for
I £6.00." These were the ex words of a lady
3 . v =v} 0 cen shopping elsewhere Gh
A falliline ofnew coloringsin thivery mehton ho had he n shonping els where and bought
able cheeks, that are so popular this se a%of=— | her new Spring Cape from us. New capes
X e., due. 45¢. und up. $1.60 up.
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CARPETS—A full ‘line of new Carpets from 12%c. up; full line of
new Mattings from 1o0c. up. ,
line of Men's,
also Shoes—Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes and Oxford Ties.
rere) ee
LYON & CO.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
nbors are telling cach
&
——
OUR OPENING
THURSDAY
As our MILLINERY OPENING |
EVENT-OF THE SEASON,”
HATS
ever seen in
TRIMMED
models for
the French
Ve have had as
most artistic creations of
have toned down so that they will
than even the originals.
Remember
THURSDAY
Spring.
It emin
Our line of FAN
wes evervthing that is no
CY SILKS ior
We place on sale {
22 PIRCES GENUINE KAl K
New SPRING DRESS GOODS
We covey the hoon line
amd —an how vou the correct andy
_ We are nict contented with past ue
out Go our former cffors,
You will find
1Y Aicre ninienht
“Too Bad But Indeed Unirue.”
: — Permit me, through the
to correct an evil re-
port that the editor of the Easton, Pa., (4?
published in the WarenMaN of the Lxh,
the title of las Too Bad, But
He saya:
shurg in Centre county,
SE is about
the
«of neglect and de-
erected within
Not a single
cont of paint.
Dear Editor
columns of your paper,
inst., under
Indeed Too True.”
“The town of Mil
community,
Lvervthing about
is a sample
the size of Nazaveth
town has the appenr
cay. No ew house ha
1ts limits in at least six years.
building can hoast of a recent
Ken
The fences are dilanidated. Most of {he
houses are shutterless, and the people gen-
erally have a lock of don’t ecareativeness,
that is far from encouraging. ‘The only
person we saw at the Milesburg station that
looked as if he had any ambition to move,
was a white man painted aad dressed up like
an Indian. He was evidently a stranger.”
I should like him, to tell us in his next
article, how Mileshurg is to blame for this
painted Indian stranger stopping at the
Mileshure station, any more than it is to
blame tor kis, being dumped eff, by the rail-
road company ? It was about the same time
that & tramp had stolen conductor Grubb’s
grip, at Williamsport, P2., with a lot of dupli-
We |
for those who pay us a visit this rea- |
SILKS—New Silk for
2L25—in the
fleets,
Waists from 20cts. up to
Brocade, Persian and Polkadot
Youths’ and Boys’ Clothing;
| along the road at ticket offices until he reach-
We
cate forms et celra, in it. He sold coupons
ed the Mileshurg station, receiving cash for
them, and was first detected and checked oft,
at this “don’t caveative Nazareth.” ile quit
the tr ww of the Bald Eagle valley, and struck
ROTI RTS
ye RENT. — A number of desivable
houses for r Apply to A. M. Hoover,
real estate agent, Bolicfonto, Pa, aE
he Bush H
a Floor,
ols,
A Foll Line of Sprivg and Sumner Sui
ings is Now Being Shown fo Purchasers of
Fine Clothing.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
42-7-3m
NEW,
SOME IN
N
TESTED GARDEN AND FLOWER 5
AT HALF PRICE,
FEDS
We offer great bari: Ltiarden and
Flower Seeds, as wel of the Best
Selection,
Orders by Mail given Special Attention,
An inquiry on a vostal eard will receive prompt
answer,
FIELD SSDS, Choice Clover Seed ana Timo-
thy Seed, including Barley, Seed Oats, Spring
Rye and Spr ing Wheat, Seed "Potatoes.
Tarden Tools and Spray Pumps.
Corn Planters, Champion and Pennsylvania
Grain "Drills.
Chilled Plows, Cultivators, Spring Tooth
rows at a Way Down Prices.
Har-
-—CON NKLIN?W AGONS.—
In short. We have everything for the Farm and
Garden. Don’t fail to visit us and examine our
Stock before purchasing, Iverybody is welcome,
McCALMONT & CO:, Bellefonte, Pa,
our OPENING
artists imported this Spring which we
AND FRIDAY,
We will also show a hand:ome line
ew
Waists 1s
ir 1s occasion.
f NOVELTIES in Dress
a
HODEer thin
i
SHORTLIDGE & CO., State College, Pa.
42-11-1y
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; or : : Katz & Co. Limited.
Wall Paper Store.
T HE GLOBE.
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING AND MILLINERY.
\
MILLINERY DISPLAY
will take place @
AND FRIDAY, APRIL 1st and 2nd.
1s always looked forward to as “THE
we promise our lady friends and patrons
that our EXHIBIT this season will far out-do any thing we have heretofore
shown and will be the handsomest display of
AND MILLINERY NOVELTIES
Bellefonte.
DISPLAY some of the
suit the AMERICAN taste much better
the dates.
APRIL 1st and and,
of NEW SILKS for the coming
and stylish for this season.
especially good.
SILKS.
A JAPANES KE WASH
is [Jer vard.
in all the new shades and colors.
Goods Bettefonte,
. 1
Zs to buy.
GOODS.
always strivinz to
3 in WASH DRESS
hicvements, but a
new SPRING RAIMENT very
pleasing tot rect style to bay.
40-12 KATZ & (Ty jig
of Lege 77 ans ferro HL Copel
rm.
for the mountains at once, leaving his rom-
pany behind him. XNaturaliy he soured on
Milesburg. [infer from his article that he is
from “Nazareth” and as it has been before
asked: Did you ever hear of any good thing
coming out of Nazareth Fhey he is tell-
ing stories he should remember that ancient
one, related, about A and Saphira,
and it is well for him that that just rule, that
prevented them from increasing their 5
perity hy lying is notin force,
Why he
wl
ros-
in his ease.
have struck Lis ings at
t Milesburg, it is hard
son, unless he was mad at himself or
fully possessed of satan. Ife don't tell %
single truth from ihe tirie he reaches the
Milesburg station until he leaves it. There
have been more than 1 dozen fine dwe ling
houses built and about as many remodeled
and painted. Two fine brick churches, a town
hall, a fine Odd Fellow's hall and a three or
four sto VE buggy and carvi: Le manufactory,
built, : Udoing iL prosperot busine SS within
much tess tine than six y The fences
and streets are in as wood conditio nif not
hetter than any cimitoviy mall town in the
State--her sister tow n-Beliefonte--not excepted
—Milesbury station, is fuily from one-half, to
a mile trom the town, at the nearest point
and the rail-rosd trick along, an old
planing mill dita nidnted, deserted, and not
used for almost twenty years, and the old
lumber and coal yards, tracks and tres tles of
the Snow Shoe Co, more tha I twenty years
in ruins—th She etacies - lie between the
should
travelers, on rail and the beautitnt and thriv-
ing town of Mile CITIZEN
A rm rs eA ee oi
Adv ertis
Now
ATION.—No-
#' un application
uf Common Pleas of
thesday wsth day of April
te i under and by virtue
of the Common :
“Th t to provide
Firemen’s
the ch mater
«the m Wtengnee and sn
on of fireinen, the purpose of
Which | : £ of benefits to member jar
ed in the « harge of their daty as fircinen, and
for the raising of expenses nece wary for the m ain-
te Lt ice of such association, et wd for i
s to have, possess and enjoy all the r
and priviles 3 of the said” Xet of
s supple Tents
Win,
Assem-
SINGER,
Solicitor.
COURT
i at pubiie
Pa, at 2
APRIT
SALI !— There
ale at the Court
clock p. ni. on
ceased, in Walker town
A GOOD pany,
near lieela
deceased,
und contd ling
tion,
ur
orchard and
outhuildi Goad
Ww ater,
act of land No, ©
de econsod, Walker tow
djoining ?
nt Bo ACRES,
TIMBER
never-
Estate of Samuel Wi alkey,
hip—a tract of excellent
1 on the northwest, ¢on-
LAND.
3 ate of Samuel Walkey, decensed—a
tof land 1n Walker townshij p timb: red with
white oak and chestnut : : will & ka zood farm
pag, adjoining lands of Dive 15, MecCalmont,
levenstein and John Carner, containing about
TWENTY-FIVE ACRES
TERMS OF RALE.—One- third of the purchase
monsy toe paid in eash on confirmation of sale ;
one-third, in one year with interest ; and the bs \l-
ance, one third, in two years with interest, de-
ferred payments to bear interest from the con-
firmation of sale, and to he secured by bond and
mortgage on the premises,
HENRY WALKEY,
Trustee of the estate of Burhara Wi alkey, Dec’d.
HENRY WALKEY,
Adm'r. of the estate of Sam’l’ Wh alkey, Dec’d.
42-12-4¢ JOHN M. KEICHLINE, Attorney.
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