munion Sunday morning. Pastor Eisenburg
was assisted by Rev. Black of the Boalsburg
charge, and Rev. Potts, of this place, while
Pastor Christine called into services Rev.
Laurie, of Bellefonte, and Rev. Potts. The
services were interesting, and well attended
by the people 1m general.
The borough Democratic cancus will meet
Saturday evening to nominate candidates to
fill the expired terms of the following offi-
cials: councilmen, Jerry Miller ; M. L. Em-
erick, Robert Foreman ; school directors,J. A.
Reesman, John S. Dauberman, Sr.; Overseer
poor, Daniel Fleisher; auditor, D. K. Geiss;
Treasurer, H. W. Kreamer ; assessor, D. A.
Boozer ; high constable, W. Runkle. The
regular elective board will also be nominat-
ed.
The township Democrats will nominate
Saturday afternoon at Centre Hill. The
vacancies to fill are elective board, assessor.
auditors, overseer poor. There will be some-
what of a contest for some of the nominations.
Pine Grove Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Garbrick Sundayed
with Spring Mills friends.
Mrs. C. T. Aikens has been called to her
home in Hanover by the serious illness of
her father, Mr. Gitt who is in a very critical-
ly condition.
G. B. Campbell has purchased the G. W.
F. Gray farm of 170 acres adjoining his own.
This in connection with the other two farms,
will give him plenty of out door exercise.
Word has been received from John Archey,
who is at the University hospital in Phila.,
from all appearances will be a very happy
affair. The ceremony was celebrated in the
presence of a few friends, whose only lament
was that the bride had bestowed her heart on
a man whose habitation was in a far-off coun-
try while so many eligibles at home would
gladly have had her genial presence. The
groom isa comparative stranger in the com-
munity but on the occasion of his several
visits he has made a most favorable impres-
sion by his agreeableness and refinement.
He is said to be well to do and prosperous
and after the wedding trip, which was spent
at State College and Mill Hall, where Mor-
rison Ewing, the brides brother, entertained
them royally, they will go to Pittsburg,
where elegant quarters have been prepared
for their eccupancy. We wish them all hap-
piness and prosperity.
Obituary.
Jacob C. Smith, a well known and highly
esteemed resident of Howard township, Cen-
tre Co. Pa., departed this life, on Jan. 8th,
1898 at the age of 81 years.
An unusually large congregation assem-
bled on the occasion of the funeral, Monday
Jan. 10th, a large proportion being elderly
people. old neighbors, and friends, between
whom and the deceased there existed the
warmest friendship and confidence. Those
who had known him for years spoke tender-
ly of his worth and integrity.
Mr. Smith had been for about forty-five
years, a member of the Methodist Epis-
copal church, having united herewith in
1853, when services were held in the ‘Pine
Grove” school house, Howard with Rev. F.
M. Mills, pastor,
Lyon & Co.
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in every department for the next 6o days AT FIRST COST. We quote no
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DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND CLOTHING.
———GREAT REDUCTION SALE NOW IN PROGRESS——
Beginning on the 1st of January we have gone through our entire stock
and have reduced the price on every article in the store, as we are desirous of
closing out as much stock as possible before we replenish for the Spring sea-
son.
Pasticularly has this been the case with all classes of Woolen Goods,
suitable for this season of the year, as
with new and attractive merchandize.
we always like to start in the Spring
CONVERTING DULL TIMES INTO
BUSY AND PROFITABLE MERCHANDIZE.
, We are safe in saying that the prices we are selling goods at during this
month, will be a revelation, and the opportunity will be eagerly taken ad-
vantage of by bargain seekers.
where he endured a successful operation | mp oe o 0 corvices were conducted by stock.
Jor appepins that he expects to return | p.o Geo. E. King, of Milesburg, a former DRESS GOODS. JJ Cambrics for dress linings never sold un-
ome shortly. : : . id >
y pastor assisted by Rev. Mr. Seachrist, and the We have 18 patterns of silk and wool Novelly TABLE LINENS.
S. M. Keller and J. C. Ward, members of | present pastor. Mr. King spoke in apprecia- o Dress Goods former price $1.25 a yard, now go at 2 3 edie tet
the Jr. O. U. A. M. at this place, enjoyed a | tj i sym- Sie. our goods are marked in plain figures and
os 3 + : P 30% tive terms of the devegsed and in fender iy 8 patterns same kind former price $1.00 now go | We will make a reduction of 25 per cent. on the
visit to Good Will council, at Tyrone, on the | pathy to the bereaved, of whom, besides Mrs. CLOTHING NOTIONS DRY GOODS at 65c. - price marked on ony of our Table Linens. We
evening of the 13th. They report having | Smith, there were present their daughters, : : ? 20 patiorhy forinerly wold ab756, Mow go ak oo, | 72ve 100 many, and want 10 yeduce Stock.
had a joyous time. Mrs. Frank Confer, and Mrs, Hays Schenck, | OVERCOATS. HOSIERY. DRESS GOODS. Our f0c., black Satin Berbers are now reduced UNDERWEAR, FLANNELS and
We have often heard of people being snow- | of Howard, and Mrs. Smeltzer, of Illinois, | HATS. RIBBONS. SILKS. ie black figured Mohair now reduced to BLANKETS
ed in but Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Brumgart, ot | and their sons, Valentine and Mitchell, of CAPS CORSETS LACES ae Our discount in; this Jspaitment will surprise
. . . . . 3 U0 B.
Zion, who came up in the sleigh to attend | Centre Co. UNDERW . 40 non novelties all colors former prices 40c., you A oa is on eran sy ay over
: : R 2 . now 2octs.
Se Toman DN , I he AC 1 Unoms PAR RID Sus All wool 36 inch novelties former prices 35c., LADIES COATS and WRAPS.
orrection. : i now 25¢. : :
to get back home on they had to borrow a ae : Our 25¢., Serges all colors go in this sale at 17c. We Nave anforcanatoly dvesstonked in this 4.
Ep. WATCHMAN : —At the Republican cau- partment, and we are willing to make very great
buggy to make the return trip. irl iy P . ) Our all wool Serges always sold at 48c now go | sacrifices to reduce our stoc
Mr. Charles Lut Tilinois f h cus in Boggs township, on Saturday, the as-| TJ, ADIES’ MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S COATS AND CAPES. |at3se. $15.00 coat now go at $9.00.
2 EE nz, wel f Ta a WRO | sertion was made that I, as overseer of the Ae to see our 1205 Novelty Dros Goods. The 100 Zoals now go 5 he
visi is Centre county friends last summer, : : quality and style will astonis . 7.50 coats now go at $4.48.
: Shad ~~. | poor of said township, for the year 1896, had 5.00 coats now go at $2.48.
has wate Die fists here ne, he Wi gi thrown all my poor orders inte Wetder & BLANKETS BLANKETS. BLANKETS. TOO MANY SILKS ON HAND. We have Capes Som 81.25 to 87.50 worth ot Teast
pose of his stock and farm implements in the : 3 i ’ S 3 . double what we ask for them.
ariaz ond aller riring comoriable quar. Sons store. I take this method to contradict GUM SHOES. GUM BOOTS. LEATHER BOOTS | Our $1.00 quality Diack Taffeta for this month | “Childrens and Misses Coats at just 50c., on the
’ : mis the falsehood, and as proof beg to submit the SHOES SHOES SHOES only or as long as it lasts, 75¢c. | dollar of former prices.
ters for his family, will journey to the new following statement : * . . $1.00 fancy Silks now at 75c. 4 . :
gold fields in Alaska. Ordersto A. Newmal: =. - + = glogm 50c., fancy Silks now at 3ae. i CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
: lus ; : . 4 . As we are determined to sell all our Overcoats
Hon. J. T. McCormick hasin his possession : * Wetzler & Sons - - - 280.47 DOMESTICS . ‘before February 1st, we have put the knife into
an old relic in the shape of a school order, “James Lucas - - - - 210.79 0 A most elegant quality yard unbleached Muslin them and put it in very deep.
No. 63, drawn in favor of his father for re-| J would also state that in settling the ac- the Kins you like to buy, and easy to wash in this sn all wool Bearer Here) Ovurcont. iy
: : . . t 414¢c 4) i
pairs while director, 34 years ago. It is | counts of my predecessor in office, for the SAO aL £,9°: : .,_: sold at $15.00 can now be bought from us at $8.50
! ? be . . 7 Muslin, lar 7e., qualit i 4
properly signed by Christopher Gates, pres- | year 1895, I paid orders to Milesburg mer- | B@~Everything in this entire stock at first cost. Come early and get first nolld Wide Meached Musiin, reghles, au SRallly | SOS Tow Soong Jo rany Baighins Wo aweiel
ident, and Wm. Burchfield, secretary, of the | chants amounting to $1436.09. choice. 3 Fruit of Loom, Lansdale or Hill yard wide : Childrens Knee Pants Suits from 4 to 14 years,
board and never was paid. Respectfully submitted, bleached Muslin in this sale at 6c. now at 98c.
Prof. G. W. Weaver, of Clearfield, has pur- James KREBS, Overseer. G. LYON. tradin
chased the W. E. Meek property on Main i ————————— ? ) gas THE GLOBE
St. and not the Glenn sisters as reported. Announcement. .
Thus the property is again in the Weaver We are anthorized th ahnoance H. A. Me. LYON & CO. ;
name. Henry Weaver, the professor’s grand- | Kee, of Spring township, candidate for the nom- 40-15 KATZ & CO. 1.’td.
$va'3 ination for Prothonotary, subject to the decision | 42.9 BELLEFONTE, PA. . : :
EE inten Jas of the Detmoeraiis com? convention. Makers of Low Prices and Terrors to all Competitors.
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Maria Goss will occupy it April 1st. —
New Advertisements ’
Dr. I. C. Ward, one of our Pine Grove * Fauble’s Legal Notices. | Legal Notices.
boys who several years ago swung his shingle
to the breeze in the Windy city, is arranging | 3 ra, ! 11} DMINISTRATOR’S NOTICE I
. . — Let-
for a trip to the gold diggings in the Klon- MONEY MAKERS ANTED, A GOOD HOME in the fers testamentary on the estate of Mar-
+ % 3 217% Lamesa nrr——— country for a child. $1.50 per week. arette Packer, late of Howard townshi Centre
dike. His party will be made up of Apply 321 So. 12th St., Philadelphia. fsa eh having been granted the ROTLIEDon he
a physician, a dentist, a carpenter and WANTED : { notifies all persons knowxing themselves to be in-
a miner, the latter having heen through + f t NOT COUNTERFEITERS. OTICE.—Notice is hereby given that iis pRB ce Bh Cn
that country before and knows the require- + d the first 2d fant Jopeonnk id. 8 Sold. same, propetly anthenticated, for payment.
. . . ommittee of Ameli y fi AC ¢ ini
ments for the trip. They will take supplies . BE to the court for confirmation on 49-48-6¢ JOSERS PACKER; Administrator,
to last two years and plenty of money. They WE can show any steady going and earn- Woda the 26th day of Jan., 1898, and unless ”
ing in the interest of a New York est man how he can make good wa exceptions be filed thereto on or before the sec-
are going in e interest of a New Yor by handling our publications. © ond day of the term the same will be confirmed. + OTICE.—In th t fth joned
syndicate and will start in March. Todd, don’t refer to experienced men, but to 49-50-4t W. F. SMITH, Prothy. N .—In the matter of the assign
: those who have never sold anything. Jus§ estate of Luther Guisewite, notice is here-
for by that name be is better known, we now we are pushing or by given that the inventory and appraisement un-
trish will Sind 71 Defeer pay Han making Reversible Map of the WOTICE Notice is hereby given that TE a an on fie
grinders, and return with much of the pre- oy 2 0p yi the Fra ud, Jual geovune of Dover confirmed, nisi and will be presented to the court
hs . » ] mith assignee of Jo s kK i bsol 26th an.
cious yellow metal. United States and World nih £ X it nea) wil be presente 1 to the for confismution a! boo} ite oy he 20 bday of Jon )
3 i i in si court for confirmation on Wednesday Jan. : : : Rn
Las Saturday evelling past commander i i inches ix sie. 1898 yr unless exceptions be filed thereto on or before the scoond day ofthe term the same will
J. M. Keller installed the officers-elect of 1898 edition and corrected to date. before the second day of the term the same will be | 42-50-4¢ W. F. SMITH, Prothy.
Tussey council, No. 515, Jr.,” O. U. A. M. for Jow railroads, new towns. WE ARE goufisried; W. F. SMITH, Prothy.
the ensuing term : New counties. :
The largest map printed on a : ETITION FOR DIVGRCE.
Counselor, J. C. Ward ; vice counselor, single sheet. ’
i NSEATED LAND APPEALS
G. E. Harper ; secretary, Wm. B. Ward ; Itis + FOR | Alverta Shaffer In the Court of Common Pleas
1898. ® ie fi
assistant recording secretary, E. E. Royer ; A Photograph of the World SHOWING Notice is hereby given that an appeal for an-!. vs : {af centre county. No.5 Aug.
financial secretary, J. L. Murphy ; t One side shows a colored map of our seated lands will be held at the commissioners’ | Irvin L. Shaffer. (Term, 1897.
ancial secretary, J. L.. Murphy ; treasurer. side 8 3 ol P C office, Bellefonte, for the several assessment dis- : To Irvin L. Shaffer ;
. reat country, with railroads, counties, y ’
J. A. Decker ; conductor, J. A. Wright; DE tI tricts, as follows : : Whereas, Aberta Shaffer your wife has filed a
warden, F. B. Krebs ; M. §. sentinel, J. M. an equally elegant map of the World, lo- THE CORRECT Rush, Spring, Potter, Harris, College, Benner, ' libel in the Court of Common Pleas of Centre
ey ’ cating all countries at a glance by help of Ferguson, Patton, Half Moon and Worth town- | county. to No. 5 Aug. term, 1897, praying for a di-
Keller ; O. S. sentinel, C. H. Martz ; chap- 2 ws Bodie dex. Tt ih SHOWS oD shins, Monday, eb. x Yiaston. 8 i i Yorte against you, now you as herehy neitied
i : “di now Shoe, Taylor, Union, Huston, Boggs, How- , and required to appear in said Court on or before
late, Win. otter? 1-past commander, J. R. ler b 35d noon. TYLE ard, Liberty, Manion ad Walker townships, Tues- | Monday the 24th rs of January next, to answer
Smith ; trustees, Keller, Harper and Krebs; TE on os Eras diophtos, Cutan S S, day, March 1. the complaint of the said Alverta Shaffer and show
Rep. to State council, J. M. Keller: alt t battles, she ae nary P olar ex Brn, Curtin, Gregg, Penn, Haines, and | cause if any you have why the said Alverta
D. ci il, J. M. Keller; alternate, oo A fields 7% 4 De Miles townships, Wednesday, March 2. Shaffer should not be divorced from the bonds of
J. C. Ward ; Rep. to F. B. A, C. H. Martz. Send us your iin and we will advise Notice is hereby given to the assessors of the | matrimony entered into with you, and in default
The order is in a flourishing condition. you how you can secure a county agency, JUST WHAT several districts that they be present with the } of such appearance you will be liable to have a.
1 d board of commissioners on the of said appeal | divorce granted in your absence.
The auditors show a snug sum of almost RIN a) e will forward a copy in the irrespective districts, as well as all persons Sherift’s office, W. M, CRONISTER,
$300 in the treasurer's hands. ; Our men clear from 820 to #0 weekly who may feel themselves aggrieved. Dollatomee, Pa., Dec. 21st, 1897. Sheriff.
rom the start by following our club plan YOU
HAPPILY MARRIED.—On Thursday, Dec of work. :
23rd, 1897, Esther Grip Ewing, daughter of | || Ifyou get samples an dont Pent 00 RIENNIAL ASSESSMENT. URE PROCLAMATION. Wh
Mr. and Mrs. Hezekiah Ewing, of Fairbrook, your cash back. Your newspaper or bank in APPEALS RO I the Honorable J. G. AT President reas.
and W. C. McCollough, of Pittsburg, were will tell you we are responsible. ARE HUNTING, fain is herel Viren th mst of the Court of Common Pleas of the 49th Judicsal ;
married at the home of the bride’s aunt Eliza RAND, McNALLY & CO. following times and places for the purpose of Dh sisting the Conny orem Tan
Jane Archey, at Orbisonia. The marriage 9 Fa Ninth Street, New York City, hearing sud determining ts iki S Fle. in Centre county, having issued their precept,
was the ougcome of a romantic courtship but AT 8 Reals i} he Det een he hours of ning) © i Hing nie the 21h PL Dees Re Dronedy
pe oa — ih eS Ea—— o'clock A. M., and four . M., except where | OF 00 CULE Selive ] :
—_ — s D ry and Quarter Sessions of the
™ Os Sring townships. Monday, Janu- | Peace in Bellefonte, for the county of Centre and.
ontgomery & Co. ary 31 st the Commissioners’ office, Bellefonte, | to_commence on the 4th Monday of Jan. being
THE RIGHT ush township Philipsburg and South Philips- | the 24th day of Jan. 1898, and to continue two-
burg horcugh, Hucsday, Febriary 1, af the pu. | seeks, Betices herely given to (ho Coroner, Jue,
c hal : 4 3
Howied boroush Liberty, Curtin and Howard | 50 CHAE al hss 00 Solon he. fore
= 3 = = 5 = PRICE. Sownshing, Wedneatats February 2nd, at the elec- | yn "of the 24th, with their records, inquisitions,
0 0 0 o 0 [3 0 > in a : ; examinations, and their own remembrance, to do
Boggs township and Milesburg borough, Thurs- th thi hich hei TE)
day, Fonoery 3rd, at the election house, Central | 4 ise A
ty. ? : B
nD ° YOU WILL Walker and Marion township, Friday, February | to prosecute against the prisoners that are or shall
° BE FORE TAKING INVENTORY ath, at the election house, "Hublersburg. y be In the Jail Li Centre county, be {hen and there
| : shi BS pong moni, gi {ven under my hand, at Bellefonte, the 24th day
We have decided to greatly reduce our large stock of SUITS and OVER- |°© DE a i of Dec. in the year of our Lord, 1897, and the
PROFIT BY Snow Shoe and Burnside townships, Monday, | 01€ hundred and twenty-first year of the inde~
COATS. Therefore have made the following clean cut in prices : February 7th, at the election house, Snow Shoe. pendence of the United States, ~~
: ° Tayler and, Wore Lg Tussis 4 Feb- | 15 40.4¢ a. in
ruary 8th, at the election house, Port Matilda.
A VISIT Half Moon and Patton townships Wednesday
$20.00 0 ts t $15.00 > February 9th, at the electlon house. Stormstown.
, vercoats 0 $15.00 3 2 2
° Ferguson township, Thursday, February 10th HERIFF’'S SALE.
18.00 ; i i
ns at the election house, Pine Grove Mills. 2
15.00.... State College borough, College and Harris town- By virtue of sund its Fieri Facias.
| 15.50, ° —TRY IT.—— ships, any February 11th, at the election ts to me Eg er or as
° 3.5 house, State College. Pleas of Centre county, Pennsylvania, and to me
12. a hee Jowashin Tapeeday, Fevuary 17th, at diractod, tere will be Sxpesed at sheriff’s sale, at
e election nouse ebers . e con onl i t f plie B
’ > * Selihelm borough, Haines aia Penn townehi . fie, to se, in the borough of Bellefonte,
rida; ebruary 18th, at the election house -
pois, y:isthy | SATURDAY, JANUARY 20th, 1898,
Centre Hall borough, Gregg and Potter town- RE $ ¢
. ° shi ps, Saturday, Fe ruary 19th, at the election, SE 103 o’clock a. m. the following described real
ouse Centre Hall. . : 3 :
Also a lot of Boys Overcoats, Reefers and Suits, at greatly reduced |, oi atonte, borongh, Man da) rsbroary 21s, a Dieun ol ad Ee a
[| R . id .
° i we wi los i vi i Notice is hereby given to the assessors of the | Pennsylvania, fronting 50 feet on the turnpike
prices, as we wish to close them out entirely, and you will secure genunine oe Gre Hi they be present with the | road léading from Bellefonte to Lewistown Band
bargains. board of commissioners on the day of said appeal | running back one hundred and ojghty feet to an
5 2 Ia thelr respeciive districts, as well ss all persons Heo Den Ananded on the sontheast oy ww of
’g Sui i 0m the ieved. n rtheas ot of
A great lot of Men’s Suits broken sizes go at about one-half price, so do . I ea aul will be dield at the commis. | Edward J. Pruner, and known and described. as
not allow this opportunity to ’ Sloan De In, Friday, and Saturday, | Jot No. 4 in James D. Harris's extension of the
. PPO y to pass. s FAUBLES’, February 24, 35, and 26,1807. Persons wishing to | plot of the borough of Bellefonte, andthe same
be a at the general appeal must have Ea which is now known as lot No. 173 in the general
Bellefonte, Pa sensors present and arrange with them as to their | Plot of said borough.
° ’ . m tion. Ni ill be heard after th Having thereon erected two two-story frame
° MONTGOMERY & CO. Fn FIL es sar Tie dwellings and necessary out-buildings. Ty
Bellefonte, Pa Fra W Fisiten, Lo proporty of James 4. Beaver, or to 10h
y lo | . W. om’s, . .
492-10 Attest, B ou DANIEL BORMAN, Tepus No decd wl be afknowledged until
. E. Ross, Cler urchase money is n fall.
T ve ve Pw. % vv vv ‘i Com’s. Office, Beilofohte, Pa. Pherit's Office. | W. M. CRONISTER, Sherr.
Bellefonte, Jan, 1, 1808, 42-1-4t.