-
Some one accidentally threw a lighted ci-
gar or cigarette into some waste matter in the
post-office at this place Wednesday and
caused it to take fire. Miss Roxanna Brisbin
had charge of the office at the time, but was
busily engaged getting the mail ready for its
departure and at first did not take any notice
of the smell of the smoke, thinking it came
from the store. Her attention was finally
attracted by the odor of the smoke
and an investigation followed which
revealed the waste ablaze. She was using
Wm. H. Goss, who had several ribs broken
some weeks ago, was getting along nicely, but
Jewelry.
Your Opportunity.
Katz & Co. Limited.
he got to swinging round the circle too quick
and is laid up again.
We unintentionally omitted mentioning
the death of a dear young girl in our last let-
ter. Bertha, daughter of Samuel and Eliza-
beth Ashenfelter, aged fifteen years, and
seven months, died of scarlet fever at her
home in Scotia on the 22nd ult. Although it
was known that she ‘was ill but few were pre-
pared for the sad news of her death. She
A few Suggestions to help
you with your holiday
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wants. Everything new
every effort to extinguish the flames, when | was loved and respected by all who knew her ook fying ——DRY GOODS, MILLINERY AND CARPETS.—
Daniel Zeigler dropped into the office for | and many friends attended her funeral at
the mail going out and hurriedly threw the Gray’s burying ground on Thanksgiving
burning truck out the door and probably | day. Her parents, with one brother and one | WATCHES, JEWELRY,
saved Miss Brisbin from being cremated by
sister survive.
her clothing taking fire. As it happened the mas
., mishap was of no consequence but it nar- New Advertisements. STERLING SILVER, CLOCKS,
rowly escaped causing a few columns notice : :
in the WATCHMAN. : : FOR THE NEXT TWO WEEKS——
OR SALE CHEAP.—Double frame | FINE UMBRELLAS, CANES, > .
a
= ecinity.
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Pine Grove Mention.
The sale of the G. Y. Meek farm is not
yet confirmed, but the dicker is on.
Dar Sam Harpsdar is house for shreef, un
are sut sel ompd haver.
Squire Oliger, of Bellefonte, spent a day
dwelling house, on east Logan street,
near brick school house. Price asked $750.00.
43-47-tf JULIA McDERMOTT.
on Paid for Life, Endowment, and
Tontine Insurance Policies. No Indus-
Cl & CO
OTE
326 4th Ave., Pittsburg, Pa.
ANTED.—A miller by April 1st, or
POCKET BOOKS, CARD CASES, ETC.
and no matter what the
trials. Price the quality is always
the
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UNDREDS, since
the last issue of
the Warcnman, have
taken advantage of the
opportunity to get the
Best county paper at
the pride of the cheap-
SANTA CLAUS REIGNS SUPREME AT THIS ESTABLISMENT.
Our store is decked out in Holiday trim. Gifs
in town recently in the interest of his many sooner. Young man with small family est, and h
y : 3 : T. / BEST. » are now happy
pension claimants. Prefered. Ons who neratangs roller and burrs with a receipt, for pay- suitable for everybody.
By falling down the hay holé in his barn, T. H. FORCEY, ment for the Warcn-
43-48-21, Grahamton, Pa. meee |] ene MAN, to January 1, 1900,
one evening last week, farmer Frank Gates
sustained several severe bruises.
Young Calvin Segner, who died recently,
had $1,000 life insurance in favor of his
mother in a Cincinnatti company.
Daniel Irvin, who purchased the old Bry-
son farm some weeks ago, has given up his
bargain and will continue as a renter.
Merchant J. T. McMahon, of Masszysburg,
is about to move his store to Shingletown,
where he must and will sell at rock bottom
prices.
Cards are out announcing the wedding of
Miss Nora Osman and W. Henry Bloom on
the evening of the 8th inst at the home of the
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.— Let-
ters on the estate of the late Thomas Col-
lins, of Spring township, Centre county, Pa., hav-
ing been granted the undersigned he hereby no-
tifies all persons knowing themselves indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment thereof
and those having ‘claims against it to present
same, properly authenticated for payment. .
JOHN M. DALE, PETER F. COLLINS,
43-44-6t Atty. Administrator,
OTICE.—Notice is hereby given that
the undersigned having been appointed
by the Orphan’s Court of Centre county, auditor
in the estate of D. R. Borleau, late of Milesburg,
Pa., to distribute the funds now in the hands of
John P. Harris and Lyman J. Eddy, Adm’s. etc.,
to and among those legally entitled to receive the
same, will be in his office in Bellefonte on De-
cember 27th, A. D. 1898, at ten o’clock a. m., for
the duties of his appointment.
Parties interested will please attend.
F. C. RICHARD’S SONS,
41-46 High St. BELLEFONTE, PA
Montgomery & Co.
in their pocket. You
intend to take advan-
tage of the same op-
portunity. We know
you do, for you know a
good thing when you
see it, and you wont let
it slip. But you'are los-
ing time. Of the fifty-
four weeks to which
you are entitled to this
paper for $1.00, one of
them has already gone
by. We only refer to
this to remind you of
what you are missing.
We have useful articles for the old. Souvenirs
and pretty things for the young and ‘toys for
the children. Vs
‘We are Headquarters for Dolls and Games of all kinds.
75 different styles of Dolls ranging from 10 cents.
bride’s father, L. H. Osman. 43-483t, E. R. CHAMBERS, Auditor.
s ; s to ten dollars.
Rebecca Fleming, of Saulsburg, a spright-
ly old lady for one of her years, is visiting Restaurant.
her sister, Mrs. Sausserman, who is just re-
covering from her recent illness. ‘
> : 0 YOU GET
James Musser has arrived home from Free- .
port, I1l., where he had been clod-hopping. HUNGRY ? :
From his appearance one would imagine that 4 of ose you do. Lr body The largest and best assortment of Christmas
the climate of the Sucker State agreed with Poo Vr the ire ne la Spot Goods ever shown in Centre Co.
him. Lunger Whey in Bellefonte is 3 }
nderson s Restuarant, opposite the E desire to call your attention to a
a posh Howe, where echt" oleut | WW in teeth af ry nd
down the stairway, on Monday, and dislo- Oyster anid or en. Ss, est qualities and just prices.
cated her leg. It was only about a year
By, thas she fell via. tlle ‘and brake her Do YOU news SUrrs. and 0 VERCOATS ready made Come early and make your selections, and avoid the hurry and bustle of Christmas.
arm.
Harvey Grenoble and Clyde Detro are
whacking out piles of stove wood with their
steam rig for the people of Pine Hall and vi-
They are both hustlers from away
back.
The first blizzard of the season struck this
place last Monday and blew so hard for 24
PLAY POOL ?
If you do,'you will find excellent
Pool and Billard tables, in connec-
tion with the Restaurant.
DO YOU USE
BOTTLED BEER?
If you do, Anderson is the man to |
supply you. ‘ He is the only licensed
MACKINTOSHES and UMBRELLAS,—Umbrel-
las re-covered while you wait.
NECK WEAR—Collars and Cuffs.
BICYCLE SUITS and BICYCLE HOSE.
week. ;
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hours that many roads were drifted shut. : Wholesale dealer in the town, and | WHITE SHIRTS and FANCY SHIRTS. {HhsTEASBrerviiody ought i:
: supplies only the best t = td.
The thermometer got down below zero in- i Will fill orders od Por to try to be happy on Christ- 40-15 KATZ & CO. L'td
to the bargain. . town, promptly and carefully, either UNDERWEAR—wool or cotton. mas. In fact they ought to try to :
: by the keg or in bottles. ress be happy all the time. The world :
Last Saturday morning a little daughter JOHN ANDERSON, ‘would be bri 7 7
- a or h ghter and people nd Terrors to ail Competitors.
arrived at the home of Danish. Lowder to. 43480m Bellefonte, Pa. J stand HATS, SOFT HATS and CAPS. To Fs Makers of Low £rse8 “ | ip
share the playthings of Ross, Elmer and £3 { . : : i Kindness makes happiness. A " TR . Ne
Ralph. Both mother and babe are doing Shoes Etc TRUNKS, TELPSCOPES Und GRIPS. little remembrance on Christmas, Fauble’s. hits Fauble’s.
i| . makes the donor and receiver both :
"|| happy. “You have some oneyou | ‘| rT TE TR TT EES
fi t ; “want to please=-want to rémember, : “ude a ara} od AL
NIGHT ROBES and PAJAMAS. and want them to remember you. ‘ ! wobe
i : i You have cne away from home is
SWEATERS and CARDIGAN JACKETS. who would be delighted to get all rigg
: the home news. Some one who WY
} you can make happy fifty tim esa A ju
HALF HOSE—Black, Brown and Fancy. year, by sending them the Warci- i
It will only cost you a dol-
ar, and is the nicest Christmas
well.
Geo. W. Miller Tost ‘one of his best ‘horses’
last week. W
T
TRI TT : a
1 GLOVI for! dress, driving-and working! i
yt FOL ay
J. D. Neidigh was driving | Gro. T. Bus. A. C. HEVERLY.
it, when it stepped on a rolling stone and
% fell, breaking a front leg near the shoulder.
It had to be shot.
Blacksmith Arthur Norris, a son of the fa-
mous blacksmith of Fillmore, is now located
at Shingletown and is prepared to do all
PovERs SHOE CO.
{ . MAN.
HOUSE COATS and BATH ROBES.
kinds of work in his line required in a
country community.
Wm. Beck is going to give up merchandise,
blacksmithing and patent medicine and go to
farming on the old judge McWilliams farm,
just south of Penna. Furnace. He expects
to raise fancy stock and big crops.
Miss Mamie A Campbell and Howard Mus-
Have man
left of the old Power's
stock, 43.50 ladies shoes |
good bargains SUSPENDERS and BELTS.
for $1.00. $109) men’s
rir uals SILK MUFFLERS and HANDKERCHIEFS.
z= Handsome presents to cash purchasers of , CANES.
goods such as . be
CUFF BUTTONS, COLLAR BUTTONS—Plated
and Bone.
_ p resent you can make. Try it.
ser are to be married on Thursday, Decem- PICTURES, W E HAVE JUST RECEIVED
ber 22nd. The ceremony will take place at : FANCY VESTS, FULL DRESS SHIELDS 4
the home of the bride. She isa daughter of GRAPHOPHONES DRESSING GOWNS, and all the requisites for : 8
4 former-county commissioner Harry Camp- ? > | Men’s Wear. $5,000
bell. fag 2 :
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’ Mrs. Esther Rider was called to Danville ? | aS
last week to visit her son Edward, who is - : | Ww H F MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS.
there for treatment for mental trouble. At GOLD PENS, J MONTGOMERY & CO. ORT o
first there was a noticeable improvement in BOOKS 42-10 Progressive Clothiers.
his condition, but of late it has not been so ) | We bought them of an over-loaded manufacturer
favorable. .
Butchering is nearly done in this vicinity ETC. ETC. :
and the usual number of large porkers were | cuz and see them. WHO NEEDED CASH.
slaughtered. Up to this time Sam Martz ; . : | :
wears the medal. His aggregated 4,683,- Bi
! FINE HOLIDAY FOOT-WEAR | it “ G
470 1bs. ’ : i ill PEYHERE is as much They became ours at exactly 6octs
It is quite evident that either Sam Martz ' ‘diffe; ve i
our int nih is a bigger liar Fd = oa FOR EVERYBODY. | diference in on the dollar.
story writer, for it, would take 11,708 hogs ! newspapers as there is S ‘
Velzhing 400 Ibs. Sok to Weigh that much and — : in anything else. Some
they haven’t enough barrels in Ferguson town- are good, others are way.
ship nos ChONEh pis Siickers up there to put up | Best Repair shop in Centre county. othe iss, Everybody They go to you the same way
~ D i ii “ Leather Findings Etc,, for sale. ‘likes the ‘best, or peo-
og court convened last Saturday after : j
: S " ; ple of good judgment
noon with squire Miller on the bench. He Bish arcade, BEILEFONTE, PA do, and of course you
awarded Samuel Musser $4 a head for sheep are one of them. You sven ' This is the greatest opportunity to clothe yourself for A
killed by dogs. It was a very good price, in- : ; can get the BEST little money, ever offered Centre county Clothing
deed, and at such a rate the revenue raised : Lyon = Co. Lyon & Co. county paper from this Buyers. It simply means that
in Ferguson township will soon be consumed. time until Jan. 1st,1900
Mr. Musser is of a different opinion, however, for only ng $8 Suits or Overcoats are now $1 .80
and thinks of appealing to court. I, Yo¥ & CO., VALUABLE HINTS............... you subscribe before 10 4. ww «ow gg
: : ; ha the 1st day of February 12 0% « « « «mon
The big reduction in the price of the : next. We are surpris- | aE # ig A.00
WATCHMAN makes the paper from now ——FOR CHRISTMAS BUYERS.——— ed that YOUR name is 15 :
until January 1st, 1900, simply wonderful. o not already among the
At one dollar for more than a year it ought ! ’ _ thousands of other sub- :
to be in every home in this section. Remem- 0 HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS. 0 Faris Wao
ber fe most news, the most reliable news, 0 bd it Sane S ex We will leave these great Bargains do their own talking You ean only aprree
the best printed news and the most helpful ) ? : i b ing th A ly call solicited we would have
- % aE ‘ r soon. Can we not \ their actual value by seeing them. An early cal i :
» paper from an educational standpoint isthe | vere SWEEPING REDUCTIONS IX ALL, DEPARTHENTS... count on hearing from many customers profit by this unprecedented sale. ;
WATCHMAN. You can get it fot $1 a year, if 0 vou within the week ? i
paid in advance. 4
—-A FEW OF THE MANY BARGAINS WE HAVE FOR YOU.-
Mrs. Luella Brubaker, of Freeport, I11., isa
visitor at the Hess home at Shingletown,
where many of her old friends are calling to
see her after many years of separation.
After her visit there she will go to Bellefonte
to spend a few days at the home of the vener-
able John Wagner, in that place, where sev-
eral fatted gobblers will undoubtedly be
killed in honor of her visit. From there she
will return to the West.
County superintendent C. L. Gramley has
placed us under obligations for fine litho-
graphs of Prof. Mott, and General John B.
Gordon, two of his entertainers for the
coming session of teacher’s institute, It
is a question whether our people will ever
have another opportunity of hearing Gen.
Gordon, as he is getting to be quite an
old man. He should be heard, by
everyone as his ‘‘Last Days of the Confed-
eracy,’”’ is the pet lecture of a famous orator.
A Bas Kersey Overcoat, value at $7.50, now at | Children’s Overcoats, all sizes, at give away
5.00 . x
prices.
A finer quality Overcoat, value at $10, now at
$7.50. w
Storm Overcoats in all colors, value at $8.50, now ; LADIES’ MISSES’. AND CHILDREN'S CAPES
$6. AND COATS.
Our Plush Capes that were $13 now $10.
‘“ “ “ ‘“ “ $10 ““ $7.50.
A 30 inch Plush Cape, value at $8, now §5.
Men's Fine Suits, value $15, now $12.
Men’s fine Clay Worsted Suits, value at $10, now
$7.50.
Men’s all wool Suits, value $7, now $4.50.
Ladies’ and Children’s Coats at Holiday prices.
Children Suits, value at $4, now $2.65. |
Holiday Dresses, Holiday Handkerchiefs, Gloves,
Children’s Vestee Suits, value 3, now $1.98 Ribbons, Laces, Slippers and Shoes.
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IF YOU WANT TO BUY A HANDSOME PRESENT for LITTLE MONEY COME TO US
G. LYON, trading as
LYON & CO.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Telephone Call 572.
FAUBLE & SON,
42-10 Bellefonte, Pa.