Centre Democrat. (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, June 16, 1881, Image 5

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    LYON Jt CO., Allegheny Street, Bellrfonte, Pa.
LYON &c CO.'S
SIEOOIISriD
Arrival of Spring Goods!
OUR trade lias been so much larger than we expected that our Mr. Gust
Lyon has been compelled to go to the city twice for a Spring Stock.
We have just received the handsomest stock of
LAWNS, very bountiful, from Tv. upwards.
A NEW LINE OF BEAUTIFUL
Buntings, Grenadine>rHernani.
WK CAN SUOW YOU A HANDSOME LOT OF
Chintzes, Cretonnes, Percales, &e.
Undoubtedly we have tho best end most varied assortment of
liaflies' I mlorwear, Skirts, Chemist*. Drawers and Suits complete.
We have SKIRTS frotn 68c. to $0.60, trimmed in Embroidery or Lace.
CHEMISES from 10c. to SB.OO, in all styles. Lady Clerks in attendance to show
you those goods.
LADIES' LINEN ULSTERS, the largest variety now open that can ho found
anywhere. Wo need not quoto prices of them, hut we guarantee them 16 per cent,
cheaper than any other house in the county.
In PARASOLS wo can beat anything around here!
LADIES' SLIPPERS, WALKING SHOES, INLAID SANDALS, HUT
TON WALKING SHOES, box-toed and otherwise.
We can show you about thirty varieties, bought direct from the manufacturers.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
The largest and most complete stock of Cloth
ing brought to town.
Summer Suits, for 8-1 7-3
A beautiful light medium weight or heavy Suit, for -1 7>
A good Union Cassimere Suit, for. -3 'hi
A nice Dress Suit, for S*.7•, 7.->0 and H (HI
are good quality, light and dark casaimered.
The best quality of all wool Cassimeres, Diagonals, Basket Patterns and Yas
selburg's, from 810.IHI up.
We are willing to wager that we have sold more pants, this season, than any three
concerns combined : Because we had better arid better made, and cheaper, than you
can find anywhere. BOYS' good Pants, 76c.; M EN'S good l'ants, sl.<N). We have
WARNER Jfc CO.'S CELEBRATED PANTS fur $1.26. Celebrated because they
are better, and better made goods than any other Pant" for the monay.
SHOES! SHOES!! BOOTS! BOOTS!!
We can show you three times as many SHOES as any other establishment.
MEN'S Low-cuts, Button, Oxford Ties, High Button Shoes, Buckle Shoes.
We have them very cheap for parties who do not want to pay much —from
$1.2-3 up —and we have the best good serviceable ami fine shoes.
*jF*('ome ami see for yourself if we don't do all we say. We are run
ning FOUR LARGE STORKS AND BUY GOODS IiIRECT FROM
THE MANUFACTURERS and we can atford to SELL CHEAP.
ALL GOODS MARKED IS I'LAtS FIOIRES ASD STRICTLY OSE TRICK.
LYON CO.
WALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE TAKEN.
Hr<tiich Store* at I'hUi/ml/urg, /h (/Ho/d*ri//f, tuul lloutzitalr, Pa.
■QROCKKRIIOFF HOUSE,
-!> AU.WiIIKNY ST., HKt-LKFiiSTE. PA.
"WILLIAM MrKREVER, Managor.
Ockhl Sample Room cm F\r*t Floor.
tfTrf Rn. to *nd from all Train*. Bprwlal rla
t.> wltn— ifi jaron. 14— S y
For Hale.
VFARM containing Filty Acres,
and hiring th.rvon ■ '< ] a
IKAMK Hl'll.MMi and nt bnlldln*. TIU- r"l
Inqalr* id A J AT K. (!KIT.
HI vnionrlllo. Centra county. t'a.
S. it A. LOF.lt, fieneral Merchant/*, AUryhrny-St,, Hcllrfotilr, Pa,
MOTHERS,
WE ARE NOW READY FOR YOUR
IB O ~3T S.
OUR SPRING AND SUMMER,
SCHOOL, PLAY,
—AND—
DRESS SUITS,
ARE NOW ALL IN.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT EVER EXHIBITED.
EXTRA PATCHES IN EACH SUIT;
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS IN EACH COAT.
—OP THE CELEBRATED—
STEIN, ABLER & CO.'S MAKE, of Rochester,
WIIUBE REPUTATION IN TIIIS LINE STANDS FIRST IN TUB UNITED
STATES.
1 To be had ONLY at the Popular Establishment
—OF—
Sft. AI flPft 1 ALLEGHENY STREET,
■tt Aa JuUIjU) ) BELLEFOWTE, FA.,
FINE CLOTHIERS
—AWll—
dealers in genekal mekcuandise.
pENTRAL HOTEL,
j (Opposite th ll*i!r <*! Motion.)
Rh. rRjHTKK rot NTY. VA.
A. A. KOIILRKCKER, Proprietor.
THROUHH TRATEt.KR." on ih. ral'r.*.! will find
(ki ll'Rfol on fltr# to lui-h, or |ifwqr a
, ml aa AM, TKAI\- t' p ibovt MIMU. 47
Logan Cement.
f T , HK retail price for lAKAN OE
-1 MKNT on anl *ft*r thi <Ute (May 1*1) will
\m two • )•11 ata |r trr*| an.l no rltar** f->r lour* of
l*rr*l 1 I tt II K 01CKI
WXARD'S PATENT
NEW 1880 BKRIEB
Malloablo Iron and Wood Beam Ohilled
PLOWS
urti ofTi-rod to tlir Farmer* of the roniitr* for the
coming wruwin with many aJuahlo improvrnirMa.
THE WIARD i the tot ami moat dura
hie I low In the market.
THE WIARD la the Iwnt for general purpose
work, lit both mnl and ntuhble.
THE WIARD hai the Ntrnpleet and inoet.rn
M-,n * lW ° ° r thr ™
THE WIARD la the be*t Plow extant for hard
clay and atony ground.
THE WIARD rlvala idl other chilled Plow,
for cleaning tn loom? and ad heal ve .oil..
ofTHE WIARD rannot lie excelled for Llghtneaa
Out Malleable Iron Beam la t!e only pfftc
Vt*ai adluetnhie metal I ham made; i. gurnnvd
V 1 ; 1 " 1 b*'tiding or breaking; i. adiu.tab|e
*jr a or 8 homea: over 110,000 in u.e. and not one ; o
a thouaand failed.
'°"uh ° intCr *' WWI " and Handle. re nJ/
Our Mold boards ixeel all other* for flnenra*
and uniformity.
•*M Ur Plow " ,rv warrant,.! to any rva*tm*blc ex
• 11 1 r ,' > " " r " R" 1 "? < '"! new PLOW, fx- >un; IV
i-re the W iauii a trial.
n>H I ALU IIV
(i OR DON A LAND 18,
Engineer* anil Mark in i*t,
AMI HEALERS IN AL.L. KIND* or
Agricultural Implements,
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To ItKI'AIRH,
is-if BELLKFONTE, PA.
I'hilafit/j>/ild llrtint/i f'/otltiitft IhniHt, Iltlfrfoiift-, I'ti.
A GREAT VICTORY!
THE SUCCESS OF THE
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH.
T 111-: PK( )PI .E Tin CM PH A NT!
POLITICIANS KNOCK I'NDER!
THE PHILADELPHIA BRANCH
On the Side of the People!
We have the extreme satisfaction of announcing that the
Philadelphia Branch is now ready to do
BETTER THAN EVER IN CLOTHING,
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN!
AND ARE, AS ALWAYS,
AIIEAKOF ALL OTHERS® GENUINE GOODS.
Clothing Manufactured by their Own House and every
Article Marked and Warranted.
SAMUEL LEWIN, the !M&niger,
Now Defies the World and the Host of Mankind.
IN HIS OWN MAKE OF CLOTHING,
The PHILADELPHIA BRANCH never WM heat, never will I* heat
ami never can be heat for the CHEAPEST CLOTHING offered in or
outeide of Centre county.
All that i* xaid here i* meant. GO ANT) SEE, and carry the new* to
your neighbor, that
MONEY CAN POSITIVELY BE BAVEI) AT THE
PHILADELPHIA BRANCH.
ißeo-i. ieeo-1.
The Patriot, Daily & Weekly,
For the Ensuing Tear.
Tha .ahw rfptkm prlra <4 lb* K 11111 baa
Iwi rxbirrf to tl,(i> par copy par amnio.
To clnl. of rirrt and apwarda lb WuiLt Fit Mar
will ba farnlahad at tha aatraorllnarlly rbaap rata of
"I aanta par ropy par annum.
Tm I>ilt PtraioT will la nant lo any addnsa,
dnrtn* tha aaartan. of t'oafraaa ami tha latolalara a*
tha rata of K> rant* par month.
t'mlar tha art ut Confraaa tha pnl.llahar jT>|.y
tha porta*, and aotwrribart ara rallarad from that
niprnaa.
Krary ■nbarrtptkßi moat ha arrompanfad by tha
raah.
Mow la tba tlma [ln anlarrfha Tha approaching
aaaatona of Cftßgraaa and tha will ba of
mora than ordinary Inlaraat and tbalr proraadlnca
will ha fnlly raporta.l for tha Iftally.and a romplata
aynotaia af thain Will ha (Iran | n tha Waahly
Addraaa PATRIOT PI HI.IRII IVI Of).,
11-lf W Markat Atraat. tlarrtahnr*.
THOROUGH EDUCATION
—rot—
YOUNG LADIES.
Hollidaysburg Seminary,
IIOLLIDA YftBI'RO, BLAIR OOUNTT, PRRR'A.
A yary hrolthful loratlow; haantlfal anrronndiafi
OR ara to yonna Imltaa all tba ad*antac of at'hrlatiaa
homa, With thofoofh "<w* "f laatrwrtlona la tha
bl(bar liranrbaa of admwtinn.
Terms, $250.00 per Annum,
Inrlndinc hoard and attaadanra, naa of library. parlnd
laala. and taltton in all RnlMi hranrhaa. Mnak and
art aiua.
ANNUAL TKRM, FORTY WKKKB.
For i atalofna, with fall Information, nddtraa
W P. HPBBBY, A. M., PiinstptL
•CC * *•* •" T l ™' ,wn Tarma and |R oat
wwO HI fraa. Addtraa U. ILA ELECT A 00, Pnrt
laad, Main*. p.|y
/>r// (Joints and (Jrorrrics.
pfARPHR BROTHERS,
HI'RINO BTKKKT, IIKI.I.KVONTK, PA.,
Have their counter* and iholvea filled with
NEW GOODS,
( BANKRUPT RATES
Purchased at {HANK RU PT RATES
( BANKRUPT RATES
Wlirt lt TIIKV OFKKH AT
BOTTOM PRICES,
BOTTOM PRICES,
BOTTOM PRICES.
CONSISTING OP
Dry Good*,
Millinery Good*,
Clothing,
Fancy Good*,
Notion*, Stc.
BOOTS and SHOES
BOOTS and SHOES at very low price*.
BOOTS and SHOES
HATS and CAPS
, Latest Rtyle* of HATS and CAPS
HATS and CAPS
j Carjiet Bag*,
Umbrella*,
Parasol*,
Ladies' Cloak*,
Carpeting,
Groceries,
Queen* wn re, Ac.
I Cuin(.rliltiKrry llilns that <an h* fuiiml In a flr.u
11... More.
HARPER RROTHERB,
SPBINO BTRKET, • - BKLLEKONTK, PA
COUNTRY PRODUCE tak.n In cschanx* at tha
I hlghet market prire. I Iy
DUSH HOUSE,
I> BKI.I.EEONTK. PA .
K.mllie. end •ingle gentlemen, ** %•11 .1 t|,- jf.-n
--• era! traveling putdlr .ml ormnef' nd msii ar* Dm ted
' to tin* Firwt 4'lwm Hotel, where they mill find home
j comfort* .t rwMM<n.l lr rtw.
IlJGnl reduction to Jury lorn and father, .tending
Court. W. H TKI.I.KK. Prtff
NEC It/.EE if' CO., (I'rorrrit, Hush llounr Work. Brllrfonte, Pa.
NEW GOODS
—F O R THE
SPRING TRADE,
We liave endeavored to get the very host of every thing in our Hue, and
now have Home really choice good*.
Fine Cream Cheese, Extra Large French Prunes,
Select Oysters, Sweet Potatoes.
Large Ripe Cranberries, Prunelles, Imperial Figs,
Bright New Lemons, Florida Oranges,
Princess Paper-Shell Almonds, Evaporated Dried Peaches,
A FULL LINE OF CHOICE CANNED FRUITS.
Pr served PEARS, PEACHES, CITRON,PLUMS, PRUNELLES.
PLAIN CANDIES, FINE CONFECTIONERY,
—AND—
GOODIES of all Sorts and Kinds.
Wo invite the people of Centre County to call and Inspect oar
NICE GOODS, which cannot fall to pleitac.
SEOHLEB & CO.
it
f A LES rtSKS S I (titles, Alhyhenff Street, Jtrlle/'onte, /',
A War in Bellefonte I
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
Dry Goods, Clothing and Groceries,
AT OUR STORES.
YOU HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF AM. THE GREAT WAR IN PRICES,
ONE STORK COMPETING AGAINST ANOTHER.
WE HAVE HADE WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS IN THE
PRICES OF HOME OF Ol'K GOODS.
DO NOT SUFFER FROM THE THIS YEAR—KEEP THE
BLOOD COOL WITH A
Straw Hat for 4c. and a Nice Duster for 50c.
WE STILL HAVE A FEW GROSS OF THOSE WONDERFUL
30c. GLASS SETS - - 4 pieces.
DO NOT FORGET A DOZEN
12 Glass Dishes for a—Quarter!
EVERY DAY —AND ALMOST EVERY HOUR —WE ARE RE
CEIVING NEW GOODS.
COME AM) SEE OI K BARGAINS!
W REMEMBER WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR-%*
FIS ZEE,
SOLD NEARLY TWti CAR LOADS THIS SPRING.
VALENTINES \ CO.S STORES,
HI'.MKS' BLOCK, ALLEGHENY STREET, UELLEFONTK, l'A.
1855-1881.
Baugh's Fertilizers have stood Field Tests for 25 Years.
BUSHELS. NOT ACRES.
f\\r MONET Br I 81X0
BAUGH'S TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR PHOSPHATE,
Price. *25.00 Per Ton of 2000 Pounda.
BAUGH'S ECONOMICAL FERTILISER for POTATOES
par f P '.*•!, '
Price. 530.00 Per Ton of 2000 Pounda
ALL GOODS SOLD ON OUAHANTEED ANALYSIS.
inscriptive Circulars Sent free upon apfdiration.
BAUGH & SONS. 20 South Delaware Avenue. Philadelphia.
Tor mUc by J. H. LOKQ, Fleniington, Pa., Agent for Clinton and Oentre Oonntiei.
MILLHEIM HOTEL,
Mil. 1.11 KIM. CKNTIIK COT NTT. rE\S A.
W. s XUBSIK, Props tetoi.
Tb* tewa of J hi P'-nrr* VUrr.
1 •Unit tM nuloa from - iMfi • f v .
C**tr* and ftpror* < rk Kailr.<i, with vur*
, rounding* Uat mat* it a
PLEASANT SUWMER RESORT.
Oond trout ft.hlnc In lb ImOxtiaM *)< ■' 11, a '•>
niM la mry tnl. At lh Mulb- mllt' l > i,>
■nidation, will I* fur. 1 Brat* law nd lmn< tn'lT-
I •!* Jan* V, l*T#-lj*
NEW REVISION
NEW TESTAMENT.
\S mado hv the m<#t eminent who!-
•" ' Raclaad end Atonic*. Half Ibt FHrt
( nrrrpondlag I azll'k I dllloa. Earc* Sl. Ilara
• 11-. • r.dpnl I|I. r)sr>Kl loading a CfwaM
•• (dmprrfcraihr RUiari nt ihr Rtblr and im
I'"."/'' "" g a fail arcoaat ef tbr Af
r.rili|ni, gli<*n tombwrlt-piik
IM-I . fr.? e ir.u .<•! offrrsd. And Hasp
I t partinlaia al mtr.
TIB HI SKI Bill NBUMUSfc (., Anrakfc.U.