THE CENTRE REPORTER.
WM. KURTZ.....conmn Associate Editor,
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Whitmer & Co's
NEW CASH STORE
SPRING MILLS,
OFFERSPLENDID INDUCEMENTS
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Come and see the MODEL STORE
of the Valley.
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Nos. § and 4 connest with Pacific Express east for
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York, . ;
Nos. 8 and € conpect with Pacifico Express east for
Harrisburg, and Niagara Express west for Williams
port
for WU
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Hamasport aod Look Haven,
No. 8 also connects with Erie Mall east for Harrle
burg, Raltimore, Phtladelphia and
New York
LOCAL ITEMS.
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Washington,
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some counties in the 8
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te hay is
Journal says the
--The Philipsburg .
over fifty-
coal out-put last week was
eight thousand tons.
—Dinges has the largest, best-selected
and cheapest stock of goodsabout. Don't
forget to give him a call.
—Spring township, last year had a
$400 medical bill, for treatment of its
poor,
—Forepaugh's show will not visit
Bellefonte. This leaves a fine opening
for Hindpaugh's show,
—1t is expected that 2,000,000 tons of
coal will be produced yearly inthe new-
ly opened bituminous region of Centre
county.
The invalid finds in “Dr. Lindsey's
Blood Searcher” nature's great restorer.
It is wonderful.
~The legislature has passed a resolu-
tion to investigate the State College,
Senator Alexander ison the senate com-
mittee,
—Mr. Wm. Emriek is still too iil to
leave the house. Mr. John Himebach |
is not showing any signs of improve-
ment and confined to his chamber,
—1If you are poor, go to Lewins for
your clothes, he sells at prices to suit the
poor, anything a man or boy wants to
wear. Try him,
~The Y. M. C. A. held a public meets
ing at Tusseyville on Sunday afternoon
last. The meeting was Interesting and
very well attended. 3
—Centre Hall has a curiosity in the
form of a four-legged chicken, hatched
wn a hen belonging to Mrs. Isaac Gift.
~—Don't fail # read Bawland & New”
man's adver! iement this week, They
have the larg®st and best stocks of goods
to be found anywhere in this part of the
slale.
—We are pleased to see John Smith
able to be about again, after a very seri~
ous illness lasting nearly all winter. He
uses a crutch which he hopes soon to
throw aside, when he will do the hon-
crs behind Dinges’ counter.
— (ne of the largest and best selected
stock of goods bas just been received at
Dinges’, and being offered at the lowest
prices. Don't fail to give Cleve a call.
~A. J, Cassatt, of railroad fame, will
build a barn on bis farm in Montgom~
ery county which 18 to cost $21,000.
Pennsvalley has some famous barns, but
this will set any of them in the shade,
—“Our Little Ones,” for May is re-
ceived. Itis just such a magazine ss
little boys and girls want; $1 50 per
year; 140 Tremont st., Boston,
—Millheim is threatened with anoth-
er life insurance company. There are
two subjects in Spyder county that
would be profitable and a sure pop to
thelpolicy holder—Ettinger a Erb,
who will soon be hung,
— Rev. Geo. Hunter, of Lewisburg, and
pastor of the Centre Hall Ev. charge,
bonored the RerorTER sanctum with a
visit a few days ago. The charge evi-
dently has a sheperd of whom it may
well feel proud.
— Notice the bargains offered by Bau-
land & Newman this week, and try and
take advantage of them if possible, they
mean just what they say, and you can-
not help but save money by purchasing
from them,
~A few days ago a party of tramps
broke into the residence «of Jonathan
Weaver, some three miles below this
place, and helped themselves to some
eatables. They broke two locks to gain
entrance. There was no one about the
house at the time, and Mr. Weaver. who
was in a field at a distance plowing, ob~
terved the fellows, as they took their
departpre.
—A water-fowl of the grebe family
gemug Podiceps) mysteriously made its
gppearance on the premises of Wm, Em-
dander up at Ben Hill,
not talking about Cameron at all,
evidently was out of
just made up his mind the g
“No. I'm going for that other feller
from Virginny,” and then Dawes pulled
ators had to hold him.
in the den getting the cubs, another
was outside watching for the old
one. and it soon came along and enters
od. but the outside nig took tail hold on
her : the inside nig then asked, “Hello,
Sambo! what darky dat hole?’ Sambo
replied, 1 tell yer if dis tail holt break
vou find out what darky de hole) So,
if Dawes’ tail hold on Don had broke
there would have been fun in the Unis
ted States bear garden. We sent a re-
porter specially to Washington to find
out what Don had got out of humor
about, and found that he had ordered a
the Philad. Branch %at Bellefonte, and
on account of the high water, the ex
Press company could not deliver it on
time, consequently Don could not go to
singin’ school the night before, and this
was the sole cause of his ill humour
Ren Hill was entirely innocent. Don
wot his new suit since, and now is hap.
py and and asks everyone {0 take
suthin,
~My. John Griscom, of New York,
will begin in Chicago, under the imme-~
diate supervision and immediate con-
trol of Prof. Haines, of the Facuity
of the Rush Medical College, a
fast of forty-five consecutive days on or
about the 1st of May. Don't doit, John,
don't do it, so long as there is a grocery
like Sechler's. with such a store of good
and wholesome food to eat; anybody
who will fast himself to death so longas
Sechler has a grocery, is simply a fool,
Mr. Wm. Woll' is now in the east
for a stock of new goods which will be
on by the end of this and beginning of
next week, Our people can now look
for tho arrival of the latest and best
in the market, as the proprietor of the
“ald stand” deals in none but first-class
goods, reliable and no deception, and
when you buy there you know just
what you have.
—Clevan Dinges wants us to state that
he has now open for inspection a large
and well-selected stock of goods, all
classes, for the spring and summer
trade and is confident that he is offering
inducements that cannot be excelled
He respectfully invites all to come and
see his stock whether they wish to pur
chase or not.
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—Court Commenced on Monday. There
dance, and candidates
was & large allen
were plenty.
and
~Weather was warm this week,
vegetation is taking on the green fast,
—Now is the time to save money by
» oe a
buying goods at Dinges’ cash store, The
tock he has to select from cannot be
beat, and the prices will certainly give
satisfaction.
— We ure again obliged te issue a sup~
plement this week, on account of the de-
mand upon our columns by advertisers.
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ZAR'S ASSASSINS HUNG.
MEN AND ONE WOMAN
SUFFER DEATH.
St. PererssUra, April 15.--All thanihils
ists except the woman Hessy Holfmon,
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THE PENNS VALLEY MUTUAL AS-
SESSMENT LIFE INSURANCE A simple, pure, harmless remed
zy, 3 vl
COMPANY, [oures every time, and prevents
The above company, which bears the by keeping the blood pur
favorite name of “Penns,” was charter ular, kidneys and liver active,
od March 17 of this year, with head-/greatest blessing ever conferred upor
quarters or home office in the pretty man, Hop Bitters is that remedy, and
and thrifty village of Miltheim, Centre|its proprietors are being blessed
county, Pa. Itis officered by some of] thousands who have heen saved and
the best men of that section, ita pre |oured by it, Will youn try it? Bee an
dent, Mr. 8. K. Sankey, being especially [other column, Eagle
active and industrious in the discharge i ameaptt
of his duties, ever on the alert to make] “Seller's Liver Pills" aro the secret
this the most popular company of the perfect health, long life and
kind in the old Keystone. That he bappiness. Sold by all druggists,
will succeed there is room for no doubt, | BR
inasmuch as he ia strengthened and con BUENOYV EN DBY FIRE
stantly supported by a board of Direo-| STROY ED |} iE
tors composed of the most solid, sab-l pixina, April 16 —~Buenoven
stantial, reliable and honest businessione of the most important commerols
men of that county, who, with him, Are towns on the Paeifle ¢ nal, Was almost en
determined that this company shall live tiraly destroyed by fire on the 12th inst
and thrive through fair and square deal: Several lives wore lost
ing and in no other way. estimated at $1.000 (xX)
n x2 , Was BO Insurances, on account
Although but a month has pred RR yu tthe Balding:
since being incorporated under the laws)
of Pennsylvania, the business thereof ble foreign mail, were among the build
has already assumed mammoth propor ip oy destroyed, Over 1.600 people ware
tions, some four or five men being con | pandarod home loss and are in a coudition
stantly employed at clerical labor injboardering on starvation,
their office, and an army of agents being
in the fleld multiplying the office work |
in a most gratifying manner. It : is by PRILADRLPRIA. April 25.
no means a local affair, for applicationsiq 4 "1004 * Corn, 08
for agencies from distant states—south, |g
east and west—are pouring in upon the! COxrcano, April W heat,
Secretary from day to day—and they are! Chicago spring 108, Corn 43. Oats
being rapidly supplied with commis
sions to act as such, and provided with|
an abundance of printing matter, folly
and clearly detailing the popular feat-|
ures of the mutual system of insurance, [oun , ;
in’ ar MT t aved 0 frus i
Time nor space will not permit us to|PUes Mn Susi moved yall
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dwell at considerable length upon vie maker by trade, and Mr. John Wolfe, of
distinctive features of the “Penns Af Miles, still has a wagon in use made by
ley,” but briefly, we may add, it RUATAD-| Nj: Gust. He was ons of a family
tees low assessments; non-forfeiture ofighildren, of whom two, the subject of this
Certificates after being a member for | notice, and Mrs. Tate, are dead: The
three vears : after 67 per cent. of the surviving seven are four sisters, sll wid
amount insured has been paid in by as-jows, living in Brush valley, namely, the
sessment, the holder being then entitled | widow of Major John Ray nolds, Mrs
to a matured or paid up policy, subject | Conser, ihe widaw of Jacob Welt
to no mortality assessments, and only [widow vi Bg i Los 4 | BOW Ac ghd,
‘ ud @ DroLn 8 881i ilving LF ai FR3L
p re hb '
lisble to the annual Sues, Wich an | Lock Hayen, in his 87th year, and Henry
trifling ; departments conforming ME.( nd John Gast, of Miflnburg It is rare
thus encouraging the comparatively | that a family of nine children will all Jive
youpg to insure at reasonable rates ~the| io such & ripe old age as these.
game being scaled according to age—in a} «se ————
Frou FOR SALE.
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word, it offers many advantages over)
other companies. We believe it to bel & a
conducted on sound business principles, Will be sold at public Sale, on the
and therefore worthy the support and| premises, in Georges Valley, on TUES.
continued confidence of the public par DAY, MAY 17, at 2 o'clock, the follow-
ticularly those inclined to insure on the ing valuable real estate of M. Decker,
plan mentioned.—Mifflinburg Telegraph. dec'd
-— A FARM OF 140 ACRES, thereon
~Dinges has just returned from the erected a two-story House, Bank Barn,
cities with a stock of goods that he is/and other outbuildings, with running
confident cannot be beat for quality and | water near the door; a good Orchard
prices, and only asks a trial to convinee.[ with all kinds of apples and peathes
and all under good fence. About B50
Terms made
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TRAIN ON THE CHICAGO, MIL.
WAUKEE & ST PAULROAD
PLUNGES INTO THE RIVER.
Cuicaao, April 21-—-The night express
train, west bound, on the Rock Island di
vision tha Chgo, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rarilroad, was moving at ordinary
speed across the trestle work over Mere
desis river, ope mile south of Albany, 11}
inois, where the trestle gave way, and
the train, without warning, was suddenly
precipitated into theriver. The train con.
acres are good TIMBERLAND, Also a
SAWMILL on the tract,
known on day of sale,
M. J. Decken,
Grex Decxes,
Svsan Decker,
apr? Executors.
GOOD TIMBERLAND FORSALE.—
a1 acres and BO perches timberland, in
jlrregg twp, about one-half mile south of
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‘o reo, Genlzel's sawmill, near the public
sisted of the engine, tender, baggage car, | 108d, adioining lands of Onss. Ripka,
passengers and sleeping cars. all went | 00. Gentzel and J. D Decker. The
down except the sleeper, which hangs | timber Sanita of good Jo au pine, pitch
over the end of the bridge af an angle off PIES, AUB OCT ARC chesthul oak. A so
45 degrees, the upp-r end bigh mn the air. | HOU SE AND LOTS IN MILLHEIM
Two cars Heated off down the siream.|fdicining J. R. Reifsnyder on the south,
@ passenger coach lodged against the! Annie Albright, B, O. Deininger and D.
d, forty rods away. ‘The baggage car A. Musser on the north; containing about
in the middle of the stream, about 9D acre, having thereon a dwelling house,
Only the roof of two with good garden, 40 young apple trees,
"Engineer West, choice fruit, just beginning to bear ; about
and a fire man, unknown, re siding ati <0 peach trees, 6 poar trees, and an abund.
Freeport, w at down in the cab. The 2RCe of grapes, gour cherries, and other
baggageman, Sam Llsnsgan, the brake. fruit ;also sn well of good water, 40 feel
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the same distance,
CATS are now in sight
condemned to death for connection with the |
Czar's assassination namely : Rysakoff, |
Kibaltschitish, Michaeloff, Jeliapofl, and |
Sophie Pieoffsky were hanged at 100'clock
his morning. Michaelofi’s rope broke
twice. Order was not disturbed. There
as an immense concourse of spectators,
ESCORTED BY THE COSSACKS,
St. PrrErsnure, April 15,—The cons
demned nihilists were escorted from the
fortress to the place of*execution by Cos.
sacks and infantry, with drums snd fifes,
Detatchments of all regiments of guard
stationed in St. Petersburg surrounded the
scaffold. All prisoners recieved the minis.
trations of priests, and kissed the cross
and each other. They were very firm, ex~
cept Rysakoff, who fainted at the last mo
ment
Ea. AGS.
MURDERING HER F1
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AX INSANE MOTHER IN ARKANSAS
THROWS THEM ONE BY eXNE INTO
A DEEP WELL,
St. Louis, April 19.-~Mrs, Mott, living
pear Camden, Ark., while in a fit of in
sanity on Saturday, murdered five of her
children by throwing them icto a well.
The oldest was twelve years and the
youngest eleven months. It is said the
frenzed woman called thetwelvesyear-old
boy from a field where he was ploughing,
struck him on the head with a club and
then threw him into the well, where she
had previously thrown the four other
children. Finding that one of the chils
dren was not drounded but was clinging
to the side of the well, the insane mother
desended into the well, tore away the
rms Mp lo Mp
ADVENTURES OF A $2.000000
MORTGAGE BOND
Ciicaco, April 19.—~The fact that the
Pennsylvania Company had executed a
mortgage for $20,000,000 became public
to~day through the loss and subsequent
recovery of the instrument itself. LL. L.
Gilbert, a prominent lawyer of Pittsburg,
came to Chicago on business connected
with this mortgage, but while in the wash.
room of the Grand Pacific Hotel accidens
tally dropped the document out of his
pocket. 1iL was swept with the waste pa.
per and thrown into an alley north of the
hotel. Here it was picked up by an Ital
ian ragpicker, in whose possession it was
found to-day. The mortgage was made
on April 1. 1881, to Wistar Morris, Ed.
mund Smith and Samuel L. Felton, all of
Philadelphia, as trustees for the mort.
gages. The mortgage is to secure 20,000
interest bearing bonds for $1,000 each,
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THE LEHIGH SLEEPE
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nan, Harry Myers, Messenger Daniel deep, near the house,
et ac) ¥ ’ . tin -
Edithrope, and Conductor Thomas Ful. Maton apply to
ler, all escaped uninjured, except the lat
ter. The escape is a miracle. .
There were eleven passengers inthe for]
ward car; two men jumped ashore as the]
floating car passed the adutmentol the)
wagon bridge which went out yesterday, !
Another man leaped, but fell back and]
was drounded. The woman and one|
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child, and the boy from Pine River, were,
taken off the roof of the car after it lodg-|
ed st the island and the other six passen-|
goers, including the man from Pine River, |
and a little child of a Indy and Dr. Lim. | :
sy, were drowned. hese, toguiber J .
with the engineer and fireman, make (as. arr
eight lives lost inall. Only three passen-|
gers in the sleeper, and they, together
with the colored porter, climbed out the]
rear end and escaped uninjured, i
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THE BEST WAY, |
When a man suffers from kidney di.)
sease, liver complaint, piles or constipa~! YB ATH om ’
tion, bis best way to effect restoration to! ROPE. BLOGR a OETe
health is by procuring a package of the] a Ady "
Kidney-Wort. It regenerates the whole! As well as all kinds of HARD
system and restores strength and vigor!
to every organ. Physicians use it in|
regular practice and pronounce its ac-|
tion perfect. i
JOHNS AUMAN.
Farmers’ Mille, Pa
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ARE SELLING VERY LOW
REAPER SECTIONS and
REAPERS,
And all kinds of Farming Tools,
‘RAKES, FORKS,
this line,
JAS. HARRIS & CO.
{ : Bellefonte,
HENRY BOOZER,
Fourteen hundred dollars worth of RY .
2 sos On CENTRE HALL,
Boots and Shoes, and Rubbers, being the ARTES OF
inventory of the ( ity Shoe-store—Gra«| inddles, Harness, Bridles, Cellars, Whips
ham & Son offer the same Ar coar at|Flynets, and also keeps on band Cottor
their store, in lots or by the pair, during] Nets, ete. Prices low asany where eles |
the two weeks of April court. This is al All kinds of repairing done.
chance rarely offered. The goods are all| tock always kepton band. All work war. |
in good order, {ranted. A
{kindly solicited
POSITIVELY AT COST.
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—Norice To Stockporpers.—The an-|
nual meeting of the Stockholders of the!
Lewisburg & Tyrone Railroad Company |
will be held at the office of the Com-|
pany, No. 233 Scuth Fourth 8t., Philadel-|
phia, Pa., on Monday, May 2nd, 1881, at
12 o'clock. Election for President and |
Directors same day and place, |
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James R, McCrere,
21ap3t Secretary.
THE BEST OUT.
THE
Rolli'g Pulley Gate.
This is the best, cheapest, oasigst han-
dled gate yet invented. Cun be opened
with éase from a few inches to 10 or 15
feet, and also swung at right angles, as
well as raised to permit the passage of
hogs. These gates are put up for $1 60 to]
$200. Apply to M. Condo, Centre H-"
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Pianos! Pianos!
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ORGANS BOUGHT BY THE
wend by
AFTER BLEEPING BEVENTY-ONE DAYS WF
GETS UP AXD DRPer== = -
erick, pear town, beipg found in his
yard one morning last wes?
Le. : now the
wiau care there i a mystery as its
wings ate very short and it is unable to
ris¢in flight. Its feet are lobated (un-
like other natatores) and it is an expert
diver, The species is v
the northern parts of both continents.
—When you want to buy goods cheap
cali at Dinges’ cash store where you ean
be sure of finding a first-class stock to
select from and at very low prices,
wh.
adelphbia, His heigh tiz 8 feet, 9 inches
He may beexpected at the Philad
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for a suit of clothes. Heo weighs 26d
~~GRAND OPENING, ON NEXT SATURDAY
wm Te « $3 y if..: 1 ve ’
AT Pexx Hari—~Maj, J. B, Fisher is at
18
moth stock of Bpring and Summer Dry
Goods, Groceries, Noti ms, Hardware,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Wood
and Willow-ware, (Jueens-ware and
Glaes-ware, Ready-made Clothing, La-
dies’ Trimmed Hate, etc. He always
maxes his selections personally, and all
can therefore be assured that the very
best articles will in each case beselected.
His long experience in the business bas
tanght him to know the wants of the
people. He expects to bring a larger
ock than has ever been brought to
egg township, and we are assured
at his prices will be lower than the
lowest. Give him a eall and take advan-
tage of iow prices,
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—When you purchase groceries at
*hler’s you know what you have got.
iten when you purchuse elsewhere you
find that you bave an article that is not
genvine. No firm in the state prac
tices greater care in the purchase of
goods than Sechlers, and since they are
doing business nota single customer hae
had reason to complain. This speaks
volumes,
JLacksSMITHING, Mr. B. F. Wiser hav-
ing opened shope opposite the Lutheran
Church, at Centre Hall, offers his services
to the people of this vicinity in all the
branches of blacksmithing. With many
years of experience he feels his work will
render satisfaction, and kindly asks g
share of patronage, Tapdm
—Pool’s Signal Service Barometer, or
Storm Glass and Thermometer combin-
Hall. Price only $1.00. Pretty and
useful, should be 1n every family,
cams HIMSELF,
Reapixg, Pa, April 22. —John Gym-
ber, the Hungrisan who has been slum-
bering in such a remarkable manoer at
the Lehigh County Almshouse for over
two months, wildly opened his eyes this
morning about 9.30, and remained awake
for five minutes. Soon afterward he
arose from his bed, dressed himself, sat
on a chair and stared wildly around the
room. The attendant placed him in bed
again, and went down after his breakfast,
but on his return Gyumber had again got
hair, looking desthly bale, and with his
eves wide open He was given something
to est, but instead of partaking freely as
usual, seemed kaye difficulty in
he to
HUNDRED,
and for CASH sold below the lowest.
NO AGENTS EMPLOYED!
ROCKERHOFF HOUSE.
{Opposite Court-house.)
H. BROCKERHOFF, Wu McKeever!
t THe ALMIGHTY DOLLAR!
“The many have too few, and the few
1 too many.”
What is the use of wasting a dollar
when you ean save it.
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Big prices will not do in these times
when even.the wealthy cannot afs
ford to waste their money, and the
poor require double duty of every
dollar and every penny.
Not by favor but by merit alone will
we maintain and increase our unri-
valed reputation,
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and believe the masses will patron.
ize that house that sells the best
Goods for the least money.
can tell the] waste of money when
Jou get your goods of houses that
uy and sell on long time?
This is the music and these are the
prices that crowd our store, whilst
other merchants sleep on their
counters, little dreamiog of the da
of disaster and ruin awaiting al
who buy on long time and sell on
longer ; who pay big prices and sell
at figures that no people can afford
to pay.
SPECIAL BARGAINS,
{Black Alpaca, double width, for 16
cents, worth 25 cents,
Black Cashimeres, yard wide, all
wool, only 40 cents, cheap at 50
cents,
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19 cents, worth 25 cents,
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Knickerbocker Suiting at 6 cents,
Wool Momie Cloth and figured Dress
Goods for 17 cents, worth 25 cents.
Choice lawos for 7 and 8 cents.
Dress Cambrics for 10.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
Hence we throw out among the mas
ses these specialties, these matchless
prices to check this ineane and
criminal practice of wasting mon-
ey for the paltry consideration of
a little credit,
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Bombay Ginghams for 8% cents.
Clambria Cheviots for 83% cents.
All Liven Crash for 5 cents.
White Corded P. K. for 7 cents
Heavy Cottonade for 17°
Kentucke~ * or. 11 :
’ .y veans for 11 cents,
vd Ladi
es Coating, all wool, for
95 cents,
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.
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{Thus we are fighting agaiost the old
| rotten credit system for movey, for
reputation, and for the people. |
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India Mull Ties for 10 cents.
Spanish Lace Ties for 45 cents.
25-Bone Corset for 25 cents.
50-Bone Corset for 40 cents.
Carpet, good quality, for 18 cents. |
Carpet, half wool, for 47 cents
Carpet, all wool, for 60 cents. |
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PRICE STORE.
SPECIAL BARGAINS,
Prop'r. Manager.
Good sample rooms on first floor. Free
buss to and from all trains,
Special rates to Witnesses and Jurors,
21apry Strietly First-Class.
Wanted
:2FALSE GODS
By F. 8. DOBBINS, Inte of Yokutismn,!|
Japan
Satisfaction Guarantesd
Don't forget it—get our prices befere
you buy. We allow no one to
undersell us.
AGENTS We ate
the only firm
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‘ailowing, and ate very little. He bas
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of $
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occupied by
ALLENTOWN, Pa, y~~dJohn
Gyumphere, the Hungarian who has been
asleep at the Poor house for seventy-two
days, and who awakened for the first time
yesterday
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April
, rose again this morning ni 8.30
Ha bolted the door and jumped
oat of the window, falling a distauce of
twenty-five feet, He wasalone in the room
at the time. When he was picked up it
wus found that two of his ribs were bros
ken and his spine so badly injured that he
cen hardly live.
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Towa, April 28.—The situation of the
flood at this point continues to grow more
and more serious. as the water has peen
rising all day. The river now extends
piles. Allarge portion of the seuthern
part of the city is inundated, fully five
hundred houses being surrounded. No
trains reached here from any direction
thie morning, the only traiv in on the
Rock 1sland and Burlington road being
compelled to stop eeyeral miles beyond
gers in wagons and boats.
ended to-day,
undred strangers in the gity water hound.
b
est, aoseribing the stra
Heathen Nations in all parts and ages of
ithe world, The only volume ever issued THE ESTEY
wwering this great subject, Contains a na bis,
tion~-the
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thousund acts stranger than fic
tid imaginations of Ldolators concerning
Deity and Spirits, the Destiny of Man, |
with wil the strange beliefs legends, cus i
toms, forms of worship, temples, shrines, |
sacrifices, etc., connected therewith, 11.
lusirated and bound in unique style. A
truly wonderful book, certain to sell im | ‘
mensely. For emmple pages, terms,
; ote | ANDY one claiming to represent ar
address HUBBARD BROS. 722 1 8PEYe makes ip this county is a
St., Philad.
Centre county.
MASON & HAMLIN,
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SHOEMAKER
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FURNITURE!
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Cenire Hall,
WALNUT CHAMBE SUITS,
PAINTED CHAMBER SUITS,
BUREAUS, SINKS,
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LOUNGES
BKEAKFAST TABLES,
PARLOR TABLES,
WOOD and CANE SEAT CHAIRS,
EPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES,
All our goods as represented or money refunded. Call and sce us b
fore purchaseing elsewhere, as we know we can suit you in Prices and qua
ity: Remember we Will not be undersold, dh
UNDERTAKING A SPECIALTY.
We keep on hand all the latest and BEST STYLES of COFFIN
and CASKETS, Burial Robes and Shrouds.
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‘Gents’ Summer Under Shirts, 16
| cents, worth 35 cents,
'Gen's’ Dress Shirts, 25 cents, worth
| B60 cents.
Gents Pants to order, $3.75, worth
£5.00.
|Gents' all wool Suits to order, $15.
00, worth 820.00. |
Straw Hats, 4 cen'Z worth 10 cents. |
The best Overall in America, our
owo make and warranted not to
rip, at 1.00,
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OUR PRINCIPLES,
{At the very foundation of our under
| taking in Bellefonte is the One|
Price system,
Respectable merchants generally
have but One Price for most goods
but the temptation to make excep
tions now and then proves too
strong for all, but very few.
Here the rule is absolute. We are
80 committed to the One Price ays-
tow that no exception in suy de:
partmont, no matter bow groet the
temptation, would disgrace us.
‘1One price, if stuck ‘to, has to be @
moderate price, a fair price. Le
that be your aseycance in your deal:
ings with the Bea Hive Store,
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| Respectfully,
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Bauland & Newman,
THIS SPACE IS RESERVED
FOR
CLEVAY BINGE,
WHO IS TOO BUISY TO WRITE
AN ADVERTISEMENT.
But we notice from his
Just Received :
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he Largest Dealers in Centre
County.
ua. Sittin J at a ct
We pay CASH or Trade for Butter
Eggs: Bacon: Lard and Potatoes.
RIO COFFER 12 1-2 CENTS PER POUND.
A BUCKET, WASHBOARD AND A CAKE OF SOAP
FOR 25 CENTS.
A GLASS SET—4 PIECES, FOR 25 CENTS.
scion mn tn (a ——
A Bargain—Ingrain Carpets at 40
Cents a Yard.
KID GLOVES, 75 cts per Pair.
Styles.
A Bargain in Towels and Napkins.
ELEGANT DRESS GOODS
from 8c. a yard. Come and see them.
A 1-4 bbl. of Large Mackerel for
$1.75. Sold nearly two car
loads this spring and not
one package returned.
Call and see our spring Suits. We
give you value for money with
our Clothing.
BELLEFONTE.
HUMES’ BLOCK, BELLEFONTE, P,
H. K. HICKS
Has the largest Stock of
Coach and Saddlery Hardware
that is kept by any one dealer in Centre Co, and sold at the most REAs
BONABLE PRICES. Hels #0 ¢ ageatfor the |
Celebrated South Bend Chilled Plow,
that is guaranteed to give satisfction over 250 NOW IN USE IN ONNe
SECODRTY loos thas twe yours introduotion.
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THE GRY.T SUCCESS
attending the opening of the
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE
proves the truth of Jl they elaim for their
GOODS AXD MA! NER OF BUSINESS,
we offer ap ent rely new stock of
CLOTHING, COMPLETE IN VARIITY OF ASSORTMENT AND PRIORS,
WELL MADE GOOD STYLE,
moe LRT AT —
Lower Prices than one competitors ean soll (Talbing of equal style and
quality, We make a specialty of
Boys’ and Childrens’ Clothing,
AND I NVITE——
LADIES TO BRIN THEIR CHILDREN
and examine for themselves.
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We are glad to shew our goods without
ANNOYING THE CUSTCMERS BY URGING SALE.
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YOUNG MEN
WILL FIND WITH US
THE MOST FASHIONZBLE STYLE OF SUITS
soe BN) ee
Pants for Spring and Summer Wear:
WE INTEND TO MAKE OU’: STORE THE PLACE T0 BUY
Hats, Trunks and Furnishing Goods,
to keep the fullest sto :k in Bellefonte, and at
PRICES 1HAT WILL TElss AND MAKE PEOPLE TELL
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RICES
We shall be contivuall adding to this department
NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
Hats and Furnishing Goods
of the manufac turers and save th: jobbers profit. = We buy and sell
for Cash and have no ba | debts, We make our
Clothing and sae a middle profit.
WITH THE LARGEST STUCK AND LOW:ST PRICES
WE ARE SURE OF THE _ARGEST SALE OF ANY
Clothing House in Bellefonte.
WE GUARANTEE THE DUYKR THE WORTH Hls MONEY OF ALL HB
BUYS OF THR
ALLEGHENY BT, QPPOSI TE FROCKERHFF BOURE,
BELLEEONTE. PA.
Upon receipt of a postal card, spe-
cifying the kind cf goods wanted, we
immediately send by mail, gratuitously, with
widths and prices mark: d, samples of
Dress Goons, S1Lks, Etc.
showing the latest styles, ar d enabling a purchaser in any
part of the United States to sclect satisfactorily, and order
the goods conveniently, with certainty of receiving only
what are sent for, and at precisely the same prices pe
by city customers who buy at our counters. If, upon
examination at home, any 2 rticles fail to be as expected,
we request their return, anc: send others in exchange, or
refund the money at once i * the purchaser prefers.
Our New Spring Catalogue
embracing all the departme ats in one large book, with a
system of ordering goods by letter more convenient than
any heretofore, will be mai ed, without charge, to those
who send us a postal card containing name, town, county,
and state: nothing further is necessary,~~we will under-
stand what is wanted. :
Our stock, which forms the greatest variety in one
establishment in the United States, includes Ladies’ Suits,
Shawls, Millinery, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Jewelry,
Laces, Embroideries, Shoes, Linens, Gentlemen's Cloth-
ing, Housekeeping Goods, China, Silverware, Furniture,
Carpets, etc. Address,
John Wanamaker,
'‘PHILAL'ELPHIA.,
Our Store, known as the Grand Depot, occuples the block at Thir.
teenth and Market Streets, ¢ tending to Chestnut Street and
City Hall Square, and ha an arca of betweza two aad
three acres on th : ground floor alone,
18th
Stroet
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Address---Davgh & Sons, 20 8 Delaware Ave., Philadelphia, Pa.
For Nalo Ry JH LONG. FLEVINGION, CLINTON CO. PA.
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