THE CENTRE :BEFSLEER.
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Centre Hall, Pa., Th'rs, June} 9, '81
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The Latest
WE HAVE Ev YOU
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HIBITOR
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New York stook of
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CARPETS,
BRUSSELS, INGR AIN-EVERY-
THING IN CARPETS AT
Whitmer & Co,
CENTRAL 8 UPPLY DEPOT,
SPRING MILLS, PA
"L&T _ RAILROAD.
TRAINS LEAVE WESTWARD
1 5 &
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TRAINS LEAVE EASTWARD.
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id
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ains Nos, “1 aad 3 connect at Montandon with
i ve Williamsport,
Sax 1eo ost with soit Express east fos
shure. Balthuore, Washington, Pat isdeiphia
: i Ney Ww X¢ wr Ky :
‘ und 4 conpoct with Pacific F ou
u rg, sud NA agar KEpross wosl for as
Dress east for
apnoct with Fast Line west for wi
ook Have
LOCAL ITEMS.
—
\assware at bargains that
pat—at Dinges'.
W. Sechrist has accepted & |
cannot
Rev. C,
anid
a |
steam sawmill, at Gar
and in fine trim,
I'8 new
OW running
every
relation
dow.
i Veg
RL Rceping grasshoppers
ccries—the finest and purest line
BW, cries will be found at Wolf's old
stand, where no adulterated goods are
Xe pt.
at Altoona, a
oh of the Luth. |
in that
~The editor is ab
delegate to the Gen’! St yr
huerch, UL. 8, now session
vive Doll & Mingle's a trial when
it need of boots, shoes, slip pers
aything in their linge” They cacy th
st stock in Centze county sng d
shed of them
r.J. tre Hall's ente
pg butcher, Bi led a four-week old
calf, beginning of this week, that tipped
the e scales at 110 pounds, dressed. Who
“a : be at?
ne Wo ge
J. B. Solt, Cer
not know whereof we speak
ot gay that Dinges sellsgoods
such i is the case, the truth [a
iid ander a bushel, £ 80 that |
JSmperiee convention will be |
at Bellefonte to-day, 9, for the pur-|
' nominating two candidates for |
Judges, in Centre county, who |
nst the granting of
cating drinks.
€ pledged aga
to sell intox
inst takes Wit and Jonny to put
} ges of nice and cheap goods at
\ oli’s old and well known stand, be sth
ceomodating and gi ve you {he best bar-
ng, in the best goods in Penns valley.
Pb Pacss
ebertburg, apd vicinity, bad a
hail shower, one afternoon last
in the Loop section there was
storm one day last
wite a hail
proprietor of the cheapest cash
Pennsvalley, Clevan Dinges, is
is utmost to give his many cus-
LG yall possible for their money, and
sisure he does more in that direction
ii: any other merchant in the county.
-—A pew shaft was lately sunk on
Wm. Emerick’s farm, at this place, for
ore, and a rich vein was struck. A par-
iy has leased it, and is already engaged
in getting out ore,
~—Qne of the most popular firms doing
business in Centre county is that of
Bechler & Co., the first-class grocers of
Central Penna. They are gentlemen in
every respeci—honesty and fair dealing
being their motto. We say to all, buy
your groceries of Sechlers.
—Singularly to relate, on last Satur
{ day n igh it two horses were strangl ed by
their balters, in this county. The one
Was a, horse, of our landlord, Dayid
Moyer, who found it dead on Sunday
morning having been choked, during
the night by the halter. The other was
a very valuable horse of Wm. Swab, liv-
ing about a mile from here, which was
also strangled from the same cause.
Boy's-suifs are to be had at the
Philad., Branch, cheaper than the cheap-
est, and of all styles, and a greater varie-
ty to select from than any store in Cen-
tre or adjoining counties. You can buy
a child’s suit there as low as $1.50. Just
think of it mothers ! why you really can
not sit down and do the making for that
bP ice.
Pa 3
The Cl Democrat, 2, says, a two-yearold
of A.B. Mille or, Mill Hall, was
drow aod in ahole used for wateriog cat-
le on the side of Fishing Creek on 29 ult.
Th ¢ little one while the family were at
dipner, wandered out of the fone and
fell into the hole,
—Found at last! The place [to buy
good boots and shoes cheapisat Doll &
Miogie's, Bellefonte, where the largest
stock in Centre county can be found, No
ghoddy, no lies, nothing dishonest when
you purchase there,
—Two young men from the Port Roy-
al Times, Chas, Shafer aud Jas, M. Wix,
wandered ints cur office the other day.
How the editor will get along while the
boys are absent, we do not know. How-
ever we jodge b by their bearing and good
looks, that the Times institution will not
saifer in reputation by the young gents
being abroad,
hild
Chili
—Prices are so low at the Philad.
Branch clothing hall, that no one thinks
of jewing down, but jump right for the
ariicle, seeing that there is a big bar-
gain. Did you ever know of any one
\arging Lewins with asking big prices
a foie 34 Pp A 3
youn
: Supporter:
their une
Skirt 1 at i
should oe “wn them ; our lead-
ing physicians recommend them, and
gre k ud iu their prai ise: These goods arc
manufactured by ladies who have made
the wants of ladies and children a study,
and they ask us to refer them to some
relighle aud energelic lady to introduce
the mn in this county, and we certainly
ghink that an carnest solicitation in ev.
ery honsehold would meet with a ready
response, and that a determined woman
could make a handsome salary and bave
the exclusive agency of this county, We
advise some lady who is in need of em
ployment to send to the Company her
name and address, and mention this pa-
per. Address Queen 2 Wert m Four |;
Nore
«Parisgreen will destroy greschop pore
when applied the same as to kill potato
bugs. One pound of Pansgreen Ro 19
pounds of flour, used in a fine gifter, or
bolting cloth, will suflice for 14 acres of
grass, Yand make sure of the hoppers,
Care should be taken, however, that
none of the grass be fed to cattle until
{hree or four rains have fallen onthe
patch, by which the poironing substavce
will have been washed to the ground,
\ neighbor informs as that he threw his
potato vines, which had been dusted
ith Parisgreen, where they were eaten
by his cow, without injury resulting to
her. We, however, w ould advise caution
in this regard.
With prospect fora good ¢ rop of hay
and grain, in this county, and the con.
tinuation to soll clothing cheaper than
ever at the Philad. Branch, there is eve
4 prospect for better times; go to the
Philad. Branch and you. will surely save
money by pure hasing your clothing
there. Try it just for your own satisiacs
tion, We say just what is the truth.
Monday morning, May 29 Dawe
baugh's stoan Sw mill, loc ated pear Ane
drew Shore's in Clay tows , Hunting
lon county, exp ded and ins antly Kk
ed Emanuel jo §
the engines,
wl also had his eokull frac tured and
uently died, Andrew She a fo
old gentleman, who was sitting near
engi at the ume of the exp
mortaly won wded, and died soma hours
afterwards, Mr. Cornelious, th
ear, | wa wife and five
of t ne the we Hsknown tn
herman, and Ge rn
yaars {OWns
loaves
ly
shi}
¥
Te,
SNL
ion
0&1
Rifts §
ary, IN
a wife and two children
One of the common cheats
times 1s 0 adul terato spices of all 1 kinds,
by adding substances that have the ap.
pearance but not the virtue of the genu
ire article. ou can always geta pure
article, warranted genuine, if you go to
Sechier's grocery
-D day was appropriately
served at Spin yg Mills, and attended
the Odd Fellows of Millheim ; music
by the Far. M. Band, and address by
Rav Akers. Quite a de monstrati on Was
also ‘had at the Georges Valley church
oon, with anad dress by Rev.
tiny
CCOratial
Q
by
in the afternd
Akers . .
At Madisonburg, likewise, tho people
8 showed thei r atriotism by turning out
gely— addresses by Rev's Stover and
tanpon, Also at R ebe raburg there
Were appropriate cer ies, and
dresses by Re v's d and Shannon.
'
aa
eg
Astronomers have! recently discoy-
the mod
Brane
but im
abo ut it,
1o do
eve continually Ph
{Heo needs A NEW suit he
ti » Lewins
fellow,
pair of breech
Le
hes,
(0 get down \
any ht
to get a decen C3
0 and see
3 11d
ae qd ise
s0 he con id g
—Mr. J
awake i
candidat
egeling at 1
“All
t 4S Joa
addressa mn usseyv! ille, on ‘Tues fe
Y
day, June 14.
13 A oon Wa
iid be presen
oF (WO.
A
who can MAKI
— Adul terated co flee, sugar, ea an d
syrup is one of the tricks of the trade i
th here times of crookeduess. To avoid be-
g imposed upon in this regard use no
copa r, coffee, tea or syrup but what you
buy at Sechler’s, and you are all right.
—The
first crate of Georgia peaches
night
the Southern Express for Ney w
in that section is est
60,000 baskets. The
is fine.
fF i
of last
York. The crop
mated at about
trees are healthy and the fruit
—Packages of new goods received
woekly at Wolf’ s—thas kesping up with
every change in styles of dress goods,
Assortment always equal to any store in
the county,and bargains second i to none.
(Call and see.
—~Mr. John Sankey will soon ralse his
pew barn—40x52, Irvin Leech will
please take notice,
—A good summer suit, duster, hat «
nts wear, cheap as the ch eapest
it Wolf's old stand, where a superior lot
of ready made hn is kept cheap.
liged to keep the Re-
—We are still 0 ep
5 this is the Sth
PORTER hi ment going—-
week
Ask for “Seller's Liver Pills. i
ers possess half their virtue. 25c.
box. Sold by all dru
" No oth-
per
ggists
Druggists say that Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Y egetab le Compound is the best reme-
dy for female weakness that they ever
heard of, for it gives universal satisfac- |
tion. Send to Mrs. Lydia Pinkham, 233
Western Avenne, Lynn, Mass, for
pamphlets, - 9 je Ni
umf suff es———
ANT TO TRAVELERS
fe red ¥o
I will pa
{to be foun a
20 may 7
IMPOR’
SreciAl INDUCEMENTS are
by the Busringrox ROUTE.
ou to read their
elsewhere in thi
A LAS
advertisemen
OTTER TOWNSHIP AUDITORS
REPORT.
SUPERVISOR—Jame: B. Spangler.
1881. DR.
March 14th.
To balance of last year,
Amount of duplicate,
$218 18
648 10
$860 28
CR.
April 12th '80
By cash to Ru ditors,
Harch 14th, "81
By amount of services
By beoks and filling du
By labor,
By ex anoratic
plicate,
balance due {
SUPERVISOR—-J. J. Ar
DR.
it of duplicate. $714 15
rec'd on order of
(7 a y. Gros 1m 3,
for work ot
order,
due on
~ uh
40 amour
i
above order,
CR.
By amount of work on roads, $461 02
By eash for plank, etc, for
bridge, 444
By books and Bling duplical a, 3 10
By J. C, Beal for damage for
fence,
By amount for water-trough,
Centre Hall,
By am't for error in Thomas
Grove's lax,
By am’'t for exonerationa,
By am't of percentage for cols
lecling $250 89,
3y am for services,
By CAR y auditors,
I'o Po e due tewnship
100
100
OVERSLE
To balance for 1880,
To am’t of duplicate,
I'o balance due overieer,
Emerick.
$57 64
620 590
12 00
Wm,
DR
».
CR
By am’t of vouchers,
By percentage for co
tax,
By am't for services,
By am’t of exonerations
Heeling
$0
RSEER—Kobert Lee.
DR.
25
OVE
Th
PERSONALS,
Hon, Sam’'l Gilliland,
called at our sanctum, Tuesday,
pleased i see him,
~My. P. F. Bottorf is among the an.
Mel AA this week, for Commissions
or. Fred is one of the earnest democrats
io workers of Ferguson,
~Clovan Dingoes is offering his sprit ng|
alothing at astonishing low prices, and
still having to large a stock too carry ove re!
}
he is determined to «
-L.T. Munson, esq, of, Bell efonte, |
called upon the Rerorter, Monday
Linn announces himself a candidate for
Sheriff, He is an active young democrat |
and well qualified for the office,
—Mr, John Myers, of Harrls, popped |;
into our sanctum the other day. Mr!
Myers is one of the democratic leaders
of Harrig, and announces himsell as :
candidate for Recorder,
~{lavan
the cheapest st
all will do well by
fact.
1080 out at cost.
Dingea is the proprietor or
ore in Centre county and
taking notice of t! he!
He
his!
I's
with the Rerorrer, a fow days Ago.
has been a working democrat all
life, and a pleasant fellow to boot, and
& prominent cand gid ate for Sherifl,
- Our friend Wieland, looked
in upon the Dy the other day.
and announces himsell as a
{ He is a sterling
democrat, !
pleasant and
3 .
sactio AYIA niinnt
IaCLION, SPOIL & { HINUS
on Wednes
such R
| no
Cal
tion thal no ond
him,
ur Oc
lay morning,
sneral satisf ha
CHOIR SRLIEIAL HE
hought worth while to oppose and
his re-election is a certainty
- dl -
WOMAN'S WIS DOM,
“She insists that it is more |
that ber family shall
than that she shou
able dresses ang
herefore soos to |
her family is st with enough
Jittars, at th appearance of
symptoms of ii} wealth, to prove
imp rian
} fal heal 1th
the fashions
of the times Sie
that
Hop
Any
nt a fit of
sickpess with ils altendsnt
nd anxiety. All w
this
expenses, Care
n should exer
way.— New Ha
ame Cigg
ive rh
eX O/C
iO Wohl AWAY
a —
THE EMERICK IN SURANOE CLAIM |
PAID
Emerick eclain
Centro county at the rate of
eighteen hundred and six dollars for six
thousand insurance. Ie was insured in
the New Berlin Mutual Relief Association!
on or abo ul She lst- of Feb. and died |§
February 20th, 1881, and if he bad lived]
up to the present time would have reciey-
ed $700 on the thousand. a the bene. |
ficiary, would recommen d the N. B. Com» |
pany as the best ever offered in Centre|
ounty. They do just as they agree to do, |
and CArTY your money to your door: The
Claim was paid by W. H. Davis, General!
Ag't, and A, P. Wilson, District Ag’ t. for
{entre county.
The
paid off in
George
Jxo. G. Buericx
remem Mf A
Notice has been posted in the
moreland coke eg
vance, and threatening
ALE LOTERLCUIDK ©
I liad with.
For nervousness and Chronic Ca
take Peruns. ed it. L. K. MysLER,
Allegheny C
r— 1) immense
M ARRIED.
On 31 May, Jacob M. Neidig, of Haines
and Miss Cath, Rishel, of Gregg.
DIED,
On 31 May, at Aaronsburg, of consump:
ion, Fata, d dau ghter of Dr. Desh ler, aged
: ds d ays.
} months at
CEMENTS.
NOUX
CIATE JUDGE i
fe authori we to announce that John!
K. Runkle, of Potter, is a candidate for]
Associate Judge, subject to democratic
usages,
We
John Rishel,
Associate
usages.
announce that!
is a candidate for
subject to democratic!
are authorized to
of Potter,
J udge,
————— 1
SHERIFF, i
We are authorized to announce that L. |
T. Munson, of Bellefonte, is a candidate/
for Sheriff, subject to democratic usages. |
We are authorized to announce that|
Daniel T. Wieland, of Harris. is a candi-|
date for Sheriff subject to democratic |
os, i
We are authorized to announce that
Samuel K. Foust, of Miles, is a candidate
for Sheriff, subject to democratic usagos.
* We are aut borized to announce that
Michael Kerstetter, of Bpring, is a cand
date for Sheriff, subject to demoe ratic
USAROS.
We are authorized to announce that
George Hoffer, of College, is a candidate!
for Sheriff, subj ject to democratic usages
We are authorized to announce that}
r of 8 pring, is a candidat ol
hieet to democratic usages.
yorized to ar nnounce that
, of Howard, J is ac andi-
Us a
a are auth orize d to announce that]
Joseph L. Neff, of Boggs, is a candid
for sheriff, subje et to democratic usages
Wao are d to announce that T
Dante of Rush, iz a candidate
riff, subject to democratic usages,
We are authorized to announce that
Daniel Neidigh, of Ferg: uson, is a candi.
date for Sheriff, subject to democratic
usages.
We are authorized to ani nounco that!
John Coldren, of Gregg, is & candidate!
for Sheriff, subject to democratic USAROS, |
PROTHONOTARY.
We are authorized to announce that J
C. Harper, is a candidate for Prothon
otary, subject to democratic usages.
ate
for
TREASURER, j
We are authorized to announce that!
Joseph Smith, of Gregg township, is a}
candidate for Treasurer, subject to demo. |
C USBgOs, |
fo are authorized
Keller, of
date for Treasurer,
USA QOS,
to announce that!
Potter, will be a candi |
subject to democratic |
COMMISSIONER.
Wa are authorized to Jannounce that P. |
F. Botu Ferguson, isa c andidate for!
Commissions r, subject to democratic
usages, !
We are autl rize d to announce that]
Christ Alexander, of Penn, is a candidate
for Commissioner, subject to democratic
usages. {
Wao are auth riz d to
Sam’'l Dec ker, of falker,
for Commissioner, subjnet
USAZeS,
Wears aul
Jd. Gri ist, ol
Commis:
UBAR CB
rf
orf, of
announce that!
12 a candida!
to domocratic
1d Lo annound
Cori.
ioner, subject
0 that A.
a candidate fo
GEeINnOoCratit
AR
VY ©
Lo am't 01 duplie ate,
vy bulance for 1
By am | t of Yyouchers,
ervices
AUDITORS -1
cash from town: hig
By one day each,
By one day, clerk,
$6 00
We, the undersiz gned have examined
the secounts and certify Ato the correct.
ness of the same,
: JOHN GROVE,
Auditors, y W. ROYER
Company, Nos, 147 & 140
Street, Qhlo,
Tow Clerk,
fire aul rzZeq Lo announce th
§ 4
ounce
I: 18 8 cand
subject to democrats
3
Ji LO
announces tha
enry Beck, of 8B ring, is a cand didate
OR 1s ter, subject to democersatio us; Bes
We ara aut borized ¢ 0 announce thaif
J as. A M’'Clsain, of Boggs, will be a candi- |
date for Register, subject to democratic
usages,
12
v
!
i
}
WCORDER.
Wo are Sr to announce that!
John Meyers, of Harris, is a candidate fo
Regorder, subject to flores ratic usages.
nuounce is
We are futorised to
HT ETE a a candidate
for Hoeor 5 iiilo, 0
Hon 0m Wiad QWOGTALIG Lage.
i ira horaby eu JAECU TORS
lands « Y
Liattors Le tamentary on the estate of
Goorge Mark, late of Gregg twp, deo'd,
ther gtepa agai ih PASEO having been ranted to tho undersigned,
Naat, FLORY, Fan all pordons obted to sald estate are re
| quired to A o immediate payment, and
i those having claims ngainst the same to
present th em duly authenticated hy law
1a the Oeurt off for mont, HENRY MARK,
Common mayb gs Executor,
Cant Penn Hall
i Jar 1 3 ! ron om AAA A
Che un at 10d, an audi Hi i GOOD TIMBRRL ARD FORS ALEK. ~
the ( urt ommon : Ag of i / s and timberland, Is
tO make y half wile south o)
il, noar the public
of Uh as, Ripka, |
i Dec ker. The
ood yellow pine, puch
a Al 0
» LOTS IN MILLHEIM
: 4 Relfsuyder on the south,
nay, Jd dads i nie Albright, B, OU, Delninger and D.
{ A. Musser on the north; containing about
A, DAM RAT vo SUTIUER ( acre, having ti son a dwelling house,
i © 3 Bil ALi
Lotter { adminlstrat n state | ruit ’
TON, ~orso NOTICE, =
tioned again at us ing thel
sr Ulantre Hall,
amo, and avo tho necossily
ET,
NOTICE
L tha matter of the )
poin itmont of John }
Shall }
galt
i ye 6
4 young apple trees
it beginning to bear ; about
} pear trees, and an abusd
ur cherries, and other
good water, 80 ott
}
hea ; fp
OUR 53 further inf
JOHN BAU MAN,
Farmers’ Mills, Pa.
wbination of Hope, Buchu, Mane
wre Wve properties of all other Billers,
the greatest Blood Purifier, Liver
ator, snd Life and Healih Restoring
nid
an possibly Tong exist where Hop?
hb o4, 00 varied wind pas Toud are thelr
igor bo hanged and alm,
mediie cause Irregular’
wr we y organs, or whe re
a ar 1 Bua &
Sadia without intox=;
fado yan J
sitnge or syptons
mant ts uss Hop Bly
rte Don's walt anil yous SO bus if you
nly feel bad or miserable, 5 hem at once ©
16 may save your life. 1s hast 8 vod hundreds}
8800 will be pald & wa calee they will pot
Do ool suffer § OF et your Lilends
» uber, but wee and wie them Wee Hop B & :
Remember, flop Ditters Is no, YUe, drugged | §
draaken nostra, and Bet
Modioine ever made ; the “EEVALIDS
and HOPE™ and no porson oF fueily
wwald be without Lhe .
4 [,O. ts an ahaclate ax A trreatstinle ere
Uronxaniees wie of f opt wm, ohaovoe sad
soties. All sold by Sropyine Band
Creal iar, Hep Muar Nig.
Rochester NY and Toronte, {
Ooung Te uh
sai ih fin i ~
DEA WeoD, slo0
o4gt Boalt
Molds,
EEA \ wk, rons I v§
That Acts at the same the on
ND TEE KIDESYS.
WHY ARE WE SICK?
ng yi Norih wet
Fn fm To were 8
{As } - 2
& PEELE
as conne alo st Juvclior
Potats
ONLY Ke 2
Pal man “Hote | Dining Lars
CHICAGO & CONC, BLUFRY
ullmar Kleop E800 all Night Ins.
R resioring ¢
i "i i
“ PR ali
Why suffer Billions pains and sches? J %! rd ne fil Treveling Aoos
le Clicagd &
8 wiv» by @t ete,
b Why tormented with Piles, Constipation? ¢ % SUE % pe {
Why frightened over disordered Kidneys? FS \
; ARV > Ed Cts
Why endure ucrvoss or sek headachesd
Uw RIDNEY-WORTund rg 0s Ae Ming
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J
AIEEE
sciions
x LIVER COMPLAINTS, i» }
LE PILES, CONSTIPATION, URINARY
DISEASES, FEMALE WEAKNESSES,
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS,
i . . x ou
yusing free sofi # eo we dF i vine ?
Lelr poster Lo Low of dismicas, i wo I
—
CHX BLAIR LINN,
totney-ai-Law
on Allegheny street, Betofoton
a p—
FFoRIRE)
ot Law
2. la old Oc .. ‘building, Batiefonds
—
H. K. HICKS
Has the largest Stock of Hardware,
40 2 LAquid Per He Yury Cus 8
trated, for those | Lat cannot pum
AFT is wi jas! em 2
ET IT OF XX :
"WELLS, RICHAEDSOY & C¢
Will send the Ary Bt
——
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Coach and Saddlery Hardware
that is kept by any one dealer in-Ceatro Co, and cold ab the most REA-
SONABLE PRICES, Hols ole agoatfor the
Colobrated South Bend Chilled Plow,
that is guaranteed to give entisfaotion over 2560 NOW IN USE IN CEN.
TRE COUNTY, in lew than two years futroduction
2lap
TW I
Anerican Clothing
ak Hall,
Market Streets, Philadelphias
THE
1861—0th Springeis
rst AI Apr nti
S. E. Cor: Sixth and
Twenty years of lessons in how to make and sell the best clothing.” Wa
have begun the twenty-first. All that we b ave found out about it, we have put
into practice in making up the 2 234 acres of clothing that you will look at for
our trade ; it is the very largest Tetail clothing stock In the country; worth
every cent we ask for it; and we guarantee every article,
More and Better Materials in
(Jak Hall
i
More and Better Clothing
Lower and Fairer Prices
Than in any other retail clot house anywhere
within reach of American moaey,
isinese {3 only this: Doing our level best to
ing, and having mage it right, thea counting
RIGHT PRICES.
r twenty years; and have clothed over
hing
The secret of o great Je
make up the right kind of clot
the cost, and
SELLING AT THE
This we have been doing
hundred of thousands, ~
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young.
This Spring we Overtop eve ry Past Spring.
¢ had ample getting-ready
thing th: r every man and boy ma
stock is something wonderfu
CAN MAKE IT.
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The spring
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The best sewing
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without equal in America. The s
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ANN
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choose
nmings, the best styles,
and the noney's worth th be put into clothing anywhere, It
is a thing to say, r house in the land can do so
much in clothi so well, come direct to us; wa buy them
largely: w te up the clot n of n well-ordered ways,~knowing
po direct
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Extending the
complime: of the house, and a cordial invitation to
everybody to come
and see, and make trial of the 1881 Spring Clothing.
Wanamaker & % Brows,
Oak Hall, S, E. Cor, Sixth and Market Streets, Philadelphia,
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Clevan Dinges.
Cheapest Store
ms] IN ee
CENTRE COUNTY
Mr. Dinges has positively the
cheapest store in the valley, and it
will be well for you to po on him
and examine his stock and prices, and
you will find the best quality of
goods at cheaper rates’ than else
where,
You may think he is trying to talk
or fill up his ad., but this is not the
case as he will show.
My object in selling goods cheaper
than other merchants, issimply to con-
vince the people of our a. ey that it
is not necessary to go away from home
to buy cheap but you can save at
least §1 on every $10 by dealing with
me, if you can’t I don't ask your
trade.
Again another object is to establish
a first class store in this valley that
oods will be sold at cash petens
ll this I am doing at Pan;
many of my friends know.
It will pay you to come 15 or 18
miles to my store, as a number of my
customers are doing.
I ask your attention to my adv's in
torday’s paper and supplement. You
can get all the goods mentioned at
the prices quoted and when you
come for them you will not find that
I am “just out, but have some for 26
or 50 per cent more” —that is the way
some merchants advertise and sell.
I have the largest bargains in
Clothing ever offered in the county.
Examine my stock before buying,
Very respectfuly soliciting a call
remain yours &e.
CLEVAN DINGES.
Centre Hall, Pa.
a
VLNIEY © (0.
TORES.
av. a .
The Largest Dealers in Centre
County.
—WE "ARE OFFERING ;NEW--
BARGAINS EVERY DAY.
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RIO COFFEE 12 1.2 CENTSEPER POUND.
A BUCKET, WASHBOARD AND A CAKE OF SOAP
FOR 25 CENTS."
A GLASS SET—4 PIECES, FOR 25 CENTS.
12 GLASS DISHES FOR 25 CENTS
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
at Bottom Prices.
A Bargain—Ingrain Carpets at 40
Cents a Yard.
KID GLOVES, 75 cts. per Pair.
mn ses ai {J smn so. s—
STRAW HATS at 4c. each.
Although we have sold nearly two
carloads of Mackerel this spring,
we still have a nice stock
of new Mackerel for
harvest.
Ww CASH or Trade for Butter
Ede Baoon, Yard and Potatoes.
Call and see our spring Suits. We
givejyou value for money with
our Clothing.
BELLEFONTE, PA
Coma frots the farm, or come from
o
Come from the city or country, ut
stock is tip top,
Coutrouv Sid coir all san wa
ou right
Our, ods f clothing we're
"bound for ppl)
If you want the newest and Istest
jetyles in
SPRING
AND
SUMMER
SUITINGS
CALL AT THE
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.
If you wantflstylish and well] made
CHILDREN'S SUITS
{AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES
Call at the
NEW YORK CLOTHING. HOUSE.
If you want
GOOD GOODS
POR LITTLE MONEY
Call at the
NEWYORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
If you want a
Fine Dress Suit
(EQUAL TO CUSTOM WORK) ==
Call at the
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE
Working Pants
Call at the
NEW YORE CLOTHING HOUSE
If you want to see a large and
WellSelected Stock
Call at the
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE.
If you want to see the
Greatest Bargains
EVER OFFERED (BEYOND DOUBT)
IN BELLEFONTE,
Call at the
{|New York Clothing House.
T————
If you want to see a fine line of
All Wool Pants
* Call at the
New York Clothing House.
If you want the latest stylesgin
Straw & Stiff Hats
Call at the
NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
[fJyou want to see the acd
most complete assortment of
(tents Furnishing
GOODS,
TRU NK
YALISES, &e.,
Call at the]
New York Clothing Hr use,
ALLEGHFNY SK.,
Opposite Brockerhoff' 11 usw,
BELLEFONTE
M. ASH, Prop.