a Ch Er lt SEC OND ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE 9 ” e i : . ww To Commence Saturda Dee. 10, 1887 “ hy bh N 4 THIS SALE ISFOR A LIMITED TIVE ONLY. d THE - KNIFE - IS - PUT - INTO - PRICES! |: - 3 Ww ER tbeaemtm—————— A ————————— ——— Mi ——r— — i ————————— —— - — i - - v hs atpto—————— . . ——————————— , f Is All Wool Black Cashmere Reduced From $100 to 83 White city blankets reduced from 500 w 3 90 do do do 5.00 to 4.00 do do do do 90 to 76 dd do do 4.00 to 3.00 do do do 3.00 to 2.20 pa 9 Jo fo do hi to io $0 30 5 3.25 to 250 do do do 2.00 to 15% . 0 0 0 0 to 2 0 1761 1.00 Men's suits reduced from $20 00 to 16 00 Fancy all wool dress goods do 76 to 60| All wool double shawls reduced from 8.50 o 6 25 do do do 16.00 to 13 00 do do do do 65 to 50 do do do do 6.00 to 4 H0 do do do 1200 to 1000 i do do do do 50 to 38 do do do do 4.50 to 3 60 do do do 10.00 to 7.90 : A large lot of dress goods do 25 to 15 do do do do « 8.500 2.75 do do do £00 10 6,20 — 20 do do do 200 12 1adits Rew Masks Teduted from 1550 w 13.00 do do do 6.00 4.75 0 rd D to 0 0 o 12.50 to 10.00 do do do 560 to 8.15 Reduction in prices of flannels, do do do do 95010750 Roy's and children’s suits, from $1200 to 9.50 A , Reduction in prices of muslins, do do do do 1.50 to 6.25 do do do 10 00 to 1.75 Reduction in prices of prints. do do do 600 to 490 do do do 800 to 6 00 . » Reduction in prices of all domestics do Jackets do do 7000575 do do do E50 to 360 DRY GOODS. So do do do 65010540 do do do 4.00 to 3.25 |» Fine bleached table linen reduced from $1.50 to 1.20 4 do do do 5.00 to 4 00 do do do 3.00 w 2.40 a do do do do 1.00 to 80 do do do do _ 40010300] Suits of which there is only one or two suits of a lot have basen i do do do do 90 to 65] Misses & childrens coats, reduced in same proportion. marked down one half of their former value. Pant: at » reduction do do do 3 75 to 58 Reduction in price of howlery. of fally 25 per cent. . - Uubleached table linen reduced from 75 to 60 “ a - iho Men's flue shoes reduced from 3.75 10 3 00 3 5 ies underwear. do d d 30010 2 40 > & do 23 to 21 Pp x “ Notloos, fancy goods, trimmings ete. do a do 2.25 to 1.85 3 Red damask reduced from 0026] x, “Csrpem, oil cloth, rugs, and shadiogs. do do do 1.50 to 1.20 # Napkins reduced from 2.50 to 2.75] Men's overcoats reduc: d from 820 to 161 Ladies kid morocco and pebble goat from $4.00 to 8.25 ® do do do 2.50 to 2.00 go Jo go $17 go Ja do do do 8 00 wo 2.40 4. 1.50 to 1.15 ° 5to 1: do de do 2.50 10 2.00 30 Jo 3 1.00 to 15 So do do 12 to 3 3 do de do 2.00 to 1.60 ’- 0 ° to Ul do d d 150 to 1.20 . Fine a due from ™ ~ 8 do do de 650 to 4 80 do do a 1.25 100 grin do do 60 to 49 do do do 550t0 438] Boy's, Misses and childrens shoes iu like proportion, do dn do 5038] po do Mn do 3 50 to 2.50 A big reduction in prices of Hats aod Caps. Towels at 9, 12, 16, and 20¢, worth double the mouey. oy's and chi al overcoats, 810 to 8.00 A big reduction in Gent's furnishing goods, Pure all wool white factory blan tets reduced trom 7.75 to 6.45 yn od $a S00 3 $90 A big reduction of Trunks and Valises, do do do do do 6.00 to 4.95 . A Ser This is the biggest cut in prices in a general stock of Merchandise that has ever been made in Centre County. Our object in giving you these extraordin= ary low prices is to reduce our immense stock by the 15th of January. All we ask of you is that you give us a call, to convince you that whatever we live up to. Our stock and assortment is too large to quote prices of every article in each department. Each and every article is marked in plain red figures from which there is no deviation. N. & A. LOEB. WA on al yO dam vertise Ehe Centre Bemocrat, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT is pub- Vished every [bhureday morniag, st Bellefonte Centie County, Pa TERMS ~Unsh (0 advance ........coumiimins ve If not paid io advance..u eee. $ OU ALIVE PAPER devoted to theintersets of the whole people raywents made within three mouths willbe con #® lored in advance, No paper will be discontinued untilarroarages are paid axcept at option of publishers Papers going out of the county must be paid fcein advance. Any personprocuring us ten cashsnbecriberswill present a copy free of charge Our extensive circulation makesthis paper an un a sually reliably sad profitable medic for advertising. We have the mostample facilities for JOB WORK nd are prepared to priat all kinds of Books, Tracts, rogrammas, Posters, Uommercial printing 8c. in the tostatyle ana at the lowest possible rates, All (Advertisements for a less term than thremonths cents per line for the first three insertions,and b line for each additions) insertion . Special aotices une-hal f more, Editorirl notices 15 contaper line, Loos Novices 10 cents per line, A liberaldiscount is made to personsad vertisingby quarter halfyear oryea: astollows: 13 SPACRICOURIED 13 HE im |® Jo ines this type)... $5188 §12 i tantattantanta emt | 7}10| 10 ————— ru— Is 2 or b inches). ———-—— 3420 3 10 IDEROE) con or cor ves vs san srs 00 f20135! nM 20 IDCRON... coe isis vinss wes ven 136168] 100 Foreign advertisements mast be paid for before in Sortion, except on Joust contracts, when half yearly payments’ « advance will be required, oLiricat Norions, 15 cents per line sach insertion, Nothing inserted for leas than 50 cents, Business Norions, in the editorisicolumns, 15 conta or line, snch insertion. —— DIRECTORY. DISTRICT AND COUNTY OFFICERS, Congress, Hon. Jno. Parrox, State Senator, Hon. W, W. Berrz, Clearfield, Bepresentatives, Hon. J, A. Woonwaap, Hon. L. Ruoxe, Pr sldont “Judge (0th Dist, Contre and Huntiogdon Hon, A, 0. Fons, Bellefonte, Awociate Jadge, Hon. C, Monson Hon, Demin Ruane, ! Oouaty Commissioners, A. J Outner, # Ino. Worr, Iwo. Hewpensow, Com missloners’ Clerk, G. W, Ruxamaons, Bhoriff, W, Mines Warxen, Ragietor and Clerk Orphans’ Court, J, A. MoCLats Recorder, Frans B, Bunts, Distriet Attorney, J. C, Maran, Coromer, Dr. I. K. Hor. County Detective, Oup’t A. Murrey, PINS PPI PARAS SNPS LODGRS, Aeafinte Lndie io. 200, 4.1. moots on Tues. we ply i eo iy Balle o Chapter No, 241, meats the A i Ay ight of #¥ery month, ¢ n Gli a 7. moet every TU 0.0. ¥. Tail, opps No. 12, meets the second oach mwocthin the Hall Guronn whan Fi OR te 8150 | !In the fourth round Smith JEM AND JAKE : : i Losnox, December 19.—~The In- | . ternational ntest between Jake Kilrain, of Baltimore, and Jem Smith, of England, {or the diamond belt and the championship of the | world, took place on the island of St. Pierre, in the River Seine, France, to-day, in the presence of about 100 persons. There was no f olice interlercuce G. W. Atkinson, the referee, per- formed his duties with satisfaction to all concerned. seconded by Jack Baldock and Jack Harper, and was attended by Jem [Homer and Dick Roberts. Jake Kilrain was seconded by Charley Mitchell and Ned Donnelly, and was attended by Charley Rowell Messrs. Fleming and Harding acted as time keepers and umpries. The fight was remarkable for the persistent wrestling of the men. was knocked nearly senseless by a ter- rible blow on the ear. Though Jem Smith was "| Smith had the worst of the fall he fought splendidly under great diffi- culties, and was as fresh as Kilrain when darkness stopped the fight at 4: 45, 106 rounds were fought, las ting two and one-half hours. NO MATCH IN WRESTLING FOR KILRAIN, Lowxpox, December 19.—Kilrain fought at 184 pounds and Smith at 189, a heavier weight than he has fought at heretofore. Smith's castor was thrown into the ring, and was immediately followed by Kilrain's beaver. Ia the wrettling, which formed the feature of the pnmber of succeeding rounds, Smith was no match for the American. He had the worst of every fall, Kilrain each time coming down heavily. on his prostrate foe. The men reached Paris at a late hoor to-night. THY WILL BOTH FIGHT JOHN, Smith and Kilrain have pledged themselves io fight Sullivan, SMITH AND KILRAIN MAKE IT A DRAW, the on: Dated, POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of parity, strength and wholisomencss, More sconom than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitade of low test short weight, alum or YY powders. Bold omnly in cans. ROYAL AKING POWDER OU, 106 Wall street, New York ————— w— — A ——— A” MA wDruxkgnnnss ox vax Liquor Hasrr Postrivery Curep ny Aoxixisrering Da. 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Bargains Extraordinary me | Xn DryGoods &WinterWraps Having made recently a number 6f very sdvants grove parchess. closing stocks, ste, we are offering now in our different departments, values which bave never beets excelled, =e Ale ABSOLUTE BARGAINS, { and will repay | We fosl convinoed that your interests will be ad | vanced “ an investigation before making purchases | of your Fall and Winter supplier. Only a very lew | of these extra bargains now on sale oun be men tioned io a Hm ited space such ae thie card, but OUR 1LLUS. | TRATED FALL AND WINTER CATALOGUE, con. taining wach valuable information ss 0 stybes, | values, sto. for altous distribution, is now ready, | and will bs sent free upon mest on posal ty an address, Jt is gotten up for the benefit of our on | town patrons. | Opened toduy-<20 Robe Patterns, fine serviceable, Imported Cloth, in all colors. & yards plain snd & aro8 Fancy Stripes at $8 50 for the complete Pattern brew . These Robes have been sold this season at Another lot of Facey Robe Patterns or Habits | goods of Fine Imported Serges. In full line of colo, | with slegant Braided Panel and Garnitore— Vest, Cuffs and Oslinr—price $8 80 sack. Contains 11 yds. donble-width goods. Res! value, $20, Both of above special offerings const! of abot 100 | ait Patterns of sach, and there will be 0 more, as | this closes the importation. | 100 pieces Fancy Seotch Skirtisgs 3 inches in Width, in large assortment of Fancy Siripes, at 0 CENTS, formerly $1 50, and never for Lome before + | Blogunt Goods, 32 ime AlLWool Fancy Suitings, 500 36 inch AlbWool Fancy Buitings, 35. 38 inch All Woh Fancy Bu ltinge, 40,45, 80¢, on, dbo. be, wh 0, Winter Wraps, Cloaks, Ele. Mont Anthpiate smortment of Ladies’, Misses’ aud Children's Woaps, in all manner of wtylen, from finest Beal Bkine down to common wad cheap grads to emit All tastes, and without question &t jowest posible prices. Year wants and ideas will be fully met by aaved for 9th Puriwacs. | We rehurr iis rd money purposes, o balteve the interests o onstomers and merchants are identical, y BOGGS & BUHL, 115, 117, 119, 121 Federal Street, ALLEGHENTY, PA. PA Write Mail Wo rp our Order Department for sam Drs. J. N.&J. B. HOBENSACK. MEDIGAL. AD SURGICAL OufTDR, ied 206 North pe or Feast Pal {hou ales by mal ‘We ure better our examination, sither personally or by samples through our Mai! Order Department. | Tue Best BLoop PURIFIER HS Vie | IS THAT WHICH KEEPS THE UVER AND STOMACH IN A y HEALTHY CONDITION: AND ory NOTHING ix THE WORLD CAN ' 80 SUCCESSFULLY DO THIS al : AE MANLCRAKE, WHICH, AS IN “We N | r. &ychenck's} = he andraRe + + + : * { 11 op + + + Pills} = IS A NEVER-FAILING REMEDY Ta , FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE - LIVER AND STOMACH. Tue For Bale by all Price 25 cts por be 3 boxes for : or sent by (roe, reeniph of price. Dr. J. H. Schenck & Son, Puilsd Ro " The “hy Exre ory Then “ "i ENGLISH BRE MORES, KTANDARD-BRED A TERS, CLEVELAND BAYS we PRENCH COACH Bl, SADDLE AND CARMIAGE Toe loo to Bell ¥ Al means see hi 1 mia disessn. De, © yo .h MAA so hi BY THE COURT OF COMMO? pe thi J ip » hes 6 Mbt Tn the Ont of Com ul in : Pleas of Ounire ~ J Uo to Nou uy, Av tera 1887 b rimony +Cabial you. Now you vr N
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