| THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, P 'ONTE, PA.,, THURSDAY, APRIL 2 0, 1806, ‘ THE RACKET. No.9 AND 11, CrroER Ex, BELLEFONTE, Fa. We are neither kings nor ter-| rors. and don’t want to be. We] have an old fashioned regard for the | meaning of the words, excelling, ec-| lipsing, unmatchable, unrivaled, and | we know vou do not expect “The | Racket” to deceive you, either in| in the the store or advertisements, | | | | . 3 We have too high regar Tr | your intellicence to publish over | our name, a list of everyday X road | gtore prices, label them a “bargain” and expect you to jump at ther HCI, | NEW THIS WEEK. | Anchor En anelle d [ron Ware, | Padding Pan Pails, Bake Dishes, Kettles, Pie Plates, ete. quality, low ’ 9070 1b manifest vare (bigger and 1an 1500 lbs vou carried away ii days) and this will be } all af it Ll OL iL. For Botany Dress Goods nt, Crocetta, oU inch, § yG. R.SPIGLEMYER I SHEMSPIGLEMYER, WOLF'S STORE ITEMS | and th HUBLERSBURG ITEMS, The farmers are about all done sowing oats; and planting corn will be next in order, (3. F. Hoy was to the eastern cities last week, buying his spring stock of goods. David Vonada bought a horse, to take | the place of the one that died for him, The of the Evangelical W. M. RW, church, SOCIABLE = United sociable last Saturday evening, by which they realized nearly ten dollars for the church. Miss Krape, of Salona, was visiling friends in this vicinity over Sunday. Grace Markle, Paul Carner and Arthur Kessinger are going to school at Jackson. 1" vile, FAREWELL SERMON ev, Smith, the Reformed minister, at this place, will preach his farewell sermon next Sunday afternoon. He expects to leave this anklin , next Monday, accepted a call. We ry to see him leav county arc SOT ¢ our community, epidemic of There has been quite an : this “mumps’’ in our vicinity, cre arc ed with it. STATE COLLEGE NOTES HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver Billousnesa, Indigestion, A vieasant AD Ila, Headache. tnwativa Deneglets We have the largest stock : part of the State. have a resident buyer in | We make a *hiladelpt 1 ie h assortment in thi specialty of every line. We | ia and New York. He un est : derstands his business thoroughly, having had 30 years’ experi ence in close buying. We have what smaller dealers pay for their goods ; no rent to pay ; we can sell for we buy for cash We will give you a few pointers which will do you good Men's All-Wool Suits in black, blue and other colors, Men's All-Wool Ser $5.50 and $6.00 Men's Black Diagonal, French W $7, 87.50 and $8. The very finest Dress Suits for These goods are equal to any § Young men's suits from 15 t O 20 fashionable Serge, Diagonals and Chevoits, light, dark, black and b 51 ’ ” > $2.50 upwards per pair up Ladies' don a leather t PD. needle toe, evers ranted, fro 4 up Kiq m $1 . - Carpets. Mixed Ingrain Carpet, 40 Aiff styles to select from, 28¢ to rent per yard up Ne, Rag Carpet, 20 diffar 18¢. up as heavy as All Wool Ingrain Carnets s tyles, from some sole leather. from 45¢ up N. B. Special. We have fine Capes in Silk Velvet. Frenc re and Clay Suits in | £4.00 blue and black, » , $4.50, §5 orsted, also in colors, at $0, £6.50, men, $8.50, £0, $0.50, $10, $12, $13 18 or £20 goods of other places styles and grades. Most years, all ues, Window Blinds. Blinds, inded, sirs of Oil | fixtures in¢ WO dozen 1 rollers and a Men's Dress Shir ar and cuff Ladies’ Shir fr 5. up Walsts 00 Up You never saw such a handsome have the largest variety mer Dress Goods, ~~ t from. from 25¢ line we of Sum Pereals, Ducks, Cre pons, Satines, Batistes, Persian Lawns, | Persian Dimities, ete. Dress Ginghams from be. a yard up We carry the most complete line of Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes of any store that can be found anywhere in | the State Shoes. Men's Shoes. A from Men's A pair up SL15 a pair up We forgot stock to Working Shoes from 98¢ Men's Dress Shoes, almost ’ of E5000 select closed out a line of ladies’ very h Broadcloth and Cobart Cloth, that cost the manufacturer from six to ten dollars. which we shall run at $3.75. { about { half a mile in width, contains 6563 ncres, | and | Bronx river, from a point about a quar held a) | tion known a | Hand them over. “What's the m | gine for six years and was the | Ww ho | just as ho used to d NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN. Plan of the Institution to Bronx Park. Bronx park, in which the botanical garden is to be establi two miles in length and Be Etarted In Wl as ant 1 hed, 18 nd . unbont extends along both sides of the ter of a mile south of Williamsbridge station, on the New York and Harlem railroad, in a southerly direction to West Farms, Under the act of incorpo ration the citizens forming the corpora the New York Botanical garden are obliged to raise a sum of not less than $250,000 as endowment fund, When that sum is provided the board of o the depart ment of public parks is authorized and directed to set apart a portion of Bronx park, not acres, for the purpose of the botanical garden, Of the $200,000 required $249,000 has already been subscribed, and there is every pros pect that the remaining 11,000 will soon be raised. A committee of the sci entific directors of the garden, who are ex officio members of the board of man- agers, is now engaged, in conjunction with appointed by the park board, in considering the question of lo- cation. It is proposed to show in the outdoor n of plants as will grow in this climate. They will ted on mnt of their be and their general inter an mmissioners of exceeding 260 experts department as great a variety bo se le AOC their uses and will arranged by b will be an arborety that will endure grown. Ti ] large space, acres. 5 i 1 5 ¢ 2} vt | ineiuae i LEN ¥ ‘All alika.’ re not the rout von lve TOSS § a VE sme got them out that basket over there « don't want any. Do you You can't work off any selected, hand sorted, third class grapes on me.” The fruit merchant began to put them back in the basket. “All righta,"'’ he said ‘em ‘cross the streeta basket.’ “Hold on,” exclaimed the citizen. “On second thought I'll take them. Here's your money," The exchange was made and the cus- tomer started off, They "re “You go get No break that the fruit man. This 1 atter with it?" “Cunnadian all right, my friend,’ said It's ad day An Old Fire Horse's Good Memory. Eleven ago na horse chased for the fire engine Portland No 2, on Munjoy Hill. The l was call ed Old Tom, and it helped draw the en- then disposed YOOrs Was pur reo of. Inte It has been drawing an ash cart of yoars, and the other day went by engine house Engineer Loring, knew the horse well, since they camo to that engioe in the same yoar and were there together for six yoars fell into conversation with the dri and told him that he hadn't a doubt if the old horse was put in his old stall and the gong was sounded he would rush for hig place in front of the engine The driver doult od this and they agreed to try it The old horse, now 15 years old, was put in his old stall, whore he hadn't been for fivo years. At the first sound of the gong he started for his old place under the harness in front cf the engine. He vor that Another Special--A fine line of Summer Pants for men | tried to go quickly, but made but a sor that cost the manufacturer from $2 to $3 to make up, that we will close out at $1,25, $1.50 and $1.98. Lace Curtains-—Fifty different styles to select from, 48¢. a pair up. 2 er LYON & CO ry exhibition of nimblencss compared with his former habit, —Portland Press, For Stilling Troubled Waters, Oil {# no longer wo be poured on toon. bled water. It is to be fired like a shell from a gun. Asa wave approaches a bomb filled with oil is to bo precipitat- od in its direction. The bladder will be perforated with small holes so the oll will run out slowly and continuo its work for a greater length of time than would otherwise be the case. - " | gift of a cabinet position to change his at | titude on the silver question SENATOR QUAY'S CONVENTION. | The Pennsylvania Republionns Formally Launch His Fresidontinl Boom, RHEL April 24. Representatives Republicans of Pennsylvania ns Wo od here in convontion yesterday and launched the boom of United mator M. 8B. Quay for the prost nomination, This feat was nc complished amid scenes much turbu Je neo ithe ciforts of of violent scenes \ result of the the antl-Q vw dele; to wero the rates Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. 8. Gov't Report Royal Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE u ros fon naming a of the debate vote of wloption of con the 178 os the second choi Alter an ¢ position was dof exciting ated by a How the Audience convention nominat he slated for o selocted the delegates and elocto by Wednesday night's The platform drawn up by Senator Quay's friends adopted without mater change. Galusha A and BS Davenport were nominate and the chosen without a contost candidates IMEressImnen- named was ul A men-at-large Daniel H shor of Governor LAYOrson returned from a tour of Eorog lates her evening of great hall where take place, nitaric ent, OXFORD UNIVERSITY. In the Galleries Beo- haves During Commencement Exercises, A bright and observant woman, just e, thus re- Oxford i expericnoe at on the day: gat in the the to It seemed as if all the dig church GeRroee We CXOTCIECE Were 3 of besides a vast cx and state Were pres. i Lik | wd of people who packed every gallery Professor Roberts ican Split In Alabams |) Dr. Jameson's Trial Again Postponed. Loxpox pri) The trial of Dr Transvaal raider, and his the was resumed at the Bow street The court wont 1 29 Jameson, associntos poilos court yesterday among thos Foley, Methuen, Sheppard and Mrs United States ambassador. After terial evidence had presented the trial was again adjourned until June 11 to permit the arrival of important witne from South Africa wna crowded wing La hestorfleld and Bayard, wife or pr dies > been S808 Sunk by Collision with the Columbia, Va, Apr wr Wyan Nows plot struck steamor MFOLK im wi Slates w, and had a} ward part of hor st in ab { water »t anch in the for and sank juarter of ir in sixty foot All of ith Big Lamber Mills Close Down, LTIMORE, April 29 Infors received In Baltimore yest folk that, in pursuan signed last we ers of North Carol down thelr for The mills thus susp mills GUNN fom is duce about nually Fhe n« sald 0 be a pre liminary the foundation of a strong association to n fami Ww mov toward Mntain Pro . Pooth-Tacker Halled hy Steve NEw Yorx, April Booth- Tucker, of the while out on a slumming ex; night was arrested and taken t hag beth street pole at LOX. which Hrodie. The mander Hooth walking around the in disguise hen wrrosted he was wearing a wig and false whiskers Brodie, Commander Arn o station nll was fixed was furnished by Stove brought Tucker atroot charg agalnst Com Dismissed for Disloyalty. GrovensyiLLe NN. Y., April 20 Post pastar Henry Ross has dismissed Deputy A.W. Lewkiin, The eause assigned for the aot is that Locklin publicly stated that Secretary Carlisle was bribed bya Postmastor | Ross resontod this as disloyal to the presi. | dent. i The Massachusetts’ Preminm $100,000, Wasnixarox, April #8 The battieship Massachusetts did even better on her of. floial trial trip than was at first realised Her speed, corrected for trial currents, was 108070 knots, This wsans that the now orulser earns a premium of juss $100, 000 for hor bulidors, the Cramps | Are features peenliar to Hood's Pills ing for the id | (YP writ for toy are, my A u can get another stroet.’ Return it geveral nd ex- 44 : 100 in the evening I me friends among the faculty pressed surprise that such interrug were allowed ** ‘Oh, that is what we go for,’ ex- plained one of the professors. ‘Nobody cares to bear the papers read. All want to listen to the remarks from the zal- The wit was not at all up to the standard this year, not at all. Last year it was really very clever. It made most of us laugh.’ "New York Press. lerios Carefal With Tea As a rule, it is only among per y finds the pet meanness, The poor haven't time to develop fads of 1; they n have much of the pros us that ond any kind; anything, but they give of their little is a way that puts the ever r richer neighbors idenly acquired ness is that told wut an old wom- into a hancery decision that had ending 100 years, She bought ev- ouse, who came million by a « bax nj erything that money could buy--silks, | lnoos, furs, soidisant voelvets, horses, estates, friends CArTIAReS, oven, But when it came to tea sho suffered, she debated, she chaffered, PORsess ION but she never could make up her mind | to buy and pay for, at any one time, more than a “quarter of a pound of good black Bohea.'' have felt beggared 1 any price; | cious to her She would had always been 80 pre- : t that eho had Jost all senso of its intrinsio value. Perhaps it represent. | od to some extent the bright unattaing | ble, without which life has no most. | Lippincott's, asy to Take asy to Operate Small In size, tasteless, eMelent, thorough. As one man Hoods sald: * You never know you " | Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. i il S have taken a pill till it bs ald The only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia. She | threw away her bank notes upra Cvery- | thing imaginable, in a kind of frenzy of | y a pound of any tea at | Ther at the la following hog, cooking 10T stove ( JUST IIN A GAR LOAD Ba "AUBLE Broce AIT ISA_» WELL - KNOWN - FACT buy ly their Pharmacy. Have vou ever used the PARKER FLY? Green is sole agent for them: 10¢, 3 for 9c; 6 for 4bc or Sic per dozen, GREEN'S PHARMACY Bush House Block, + Bellefonte, Pa
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