: THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, I’A,, THURSDAY, MAY 21, 15896. THE RACKET. GREAT SURPRISE 10 CLOSE BUYERS THIS WEEK,—- fis sixty, inger have the contract toskid bark. Mr. Jonathan Sheets and daughte: and son Reuben BELLEFONTE, PA. AND 11, CRinER EX Lena were to Woodward attend the boy Sheets, who was Mr. 5, informs a pitiful occ last week to funeral of the little 11 identall inde a shot, a was aston, Mr. O. H. Wolfe is her. L » half day he aud he didn’t our champion 1st week ond caught run around either STATE COLLEGE NOTES. show the ever Seasonable go yds Just rece ived; biggest val ues for the money 1 known in the history of the country ae, director of the division of Stations of the Department Do not be mislead by circus style adver. made an official visit to tising. We know whats going the markets about as imported fell 1 ana to play second fiddle. ron in station and was much as the learned quICK management of the OWS never Thos. ment of Depart town on sriculture, was al LLIGIEITDIIIN -. ww Sunday. Ice Cream Freezers—{reeze the quickest, !| Dr. ( run the easiest, make most and] smoothest cream, and thats about al U can ask of a freezer, short business tr just returned from sesmes— | Lancaster county re he attend- Was Plain white and figured Dimities, Organ- | ing to some Experiment station work. 1ipg Hite " at Npap— 1 i in white an - 3 1 ’ " iy 1 3 3 S Mrs. Wm. C. Patte shades, | | " white and plain black. {ed from a very pleasant visit in Winds . rson has just return- SD WISSCS ‘l Mary- w Screens, yG. R.SPIGLEMYER, i | SHEMSPIGLEMYER, JR | CORRES SPONDENTS DEPARTMENT. WOLFS' STORE ITEMS continue hay small, fields wi sown on Some fields half a crop. Douty's ! LYON & CO.’S LIST OF SP6oldl Bargains [0F Elis Week - mnder h : VETY low small a q that pri CIS S$ ) y good Calicos at 3 $>. per yd. the vat v g Vi wide yard than ever befor e ter 5 : n at § 1-2¢c. per before. Beautiful lies, Lawr + Dre ss Ginghams at 4¢ latest des p J ae A oper ns, nets and Di yard to the fi Table Linens, 2 yds. wide, 15¢. per yard ; proportionately as low Good Toweling for 8 1-2¢ per yard Men's 1-Wool Suits in black, blue and other colors, Men's All- Wool Serge and Clay Suits in blue bl $5.50 and $6.00 Men's Black Diagonal $ , 87.50 and $8. The very finest Dress Suits These goods are equal to any $18 or $20 Is of other pl 1CeS. Young men's suits from 1§ to 20 years all styles and grades. Most fashionable Serge, Diagonals and ( hevoits, light, dark, black and blues from $2.50 upwards. prices Muslin at Se yard than ever per yard. Th from 4c.3 betiter qualities mities, nest $4.00. and . French Worsted, ) IN Colors, for men, §8.5¢ , $9, $9.50, $10, $12, $13 ’ good N Children’s Suits. all the Ladies’ dongola leather tip, ranted, from 81 Carpets. {0 different per yard up kid shoes, needle toe, every “A up patent pair war Children's Wash Suits, latest styles, 49¢. up to $1.24 HOLD»sTOWSER | HAYE CAT ONBOETHE Mixed Ingrain Carpet, styles to se from, 285¢ to 38e., Rag Carpet, 20 different styles, from 18¢ " some ns beavy as sole leather, All Wool Ingrain Carpets from 45¢. up. Window Blinds. 500 dozen pairs of Oil Blinds, spring ollers and all fl xtures included, 15¢. up B— . Men's Dress Shirts, finest pereal, with collar and cuffs, from 45¢. up. Ladies’ Shirt Walsts, 1000 to from, 25e. up. lect Rolloves al! strain on Buttons and yields to every motion of the body. Duck Pants, select from ¥ We carry the most complete line of Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes of any store that ean be found anywhere in thy State Shoes. We almost forgot Men's Shoes. A stock of 85,000 to select from. Men's Working Shoes from 98¢. a pair up. Men's Dress Shoes, 81.15 a pair up. Children's Linen Pants, ete, 35e. up. Children’s Suits in light, dark, black, blue and mixed, of the most fashions ble design and first-class tailoring, from P8e. up. Knee pants, 100 different styles, from | 19¢. up. We carry at least $10,000 worth of shoes in stock. Ladies’ kid shoes, pat ent leather tip, needle toe, from 98c per pair up. N. B. Special. We have closed out a line of ladies’ very fine Capes in Silk Velvet, French Broadcloth and Cobart Cloth, that cost the manufacturer from six to ten dollars, which we shall run at $3.75. Another 8 «=A fine line of Summer Pants for men 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 Fifty different styles to select from, 48c. a pair up. LYON & CO. | PRESIDENTIAL VEL THE PENSION After Relinguishing Her Clalm by a Second List ns The Marving Is Returned to the the Widow of Her ., Kho First Hosband President's Warning. wid until | married doer tho a Disastrous Flood at ( rookston, Crew May @ It Minn, is hes Hal ev Lak rens CT Death of an Austrian Archduke. TIENXA \ A] A y show the grief ile the em fuchess WOOOMm his do parture Falth Falled to Cure, WiLkessanne, Pa farmer, ro May 0-8 8 Ed dingnat Hun eved in Christian selonce recently fused wards, a wealthy Jeck's Creek, ball and when he was typhold fever mn seized with to oall in a doctor He died in con The coroner was notified and held an Inquest, at which sev ern] witnesses testified to Edwards’ faith The coroner's jury censured shors of the desd man's family and the scientists of Hunleck's Creek for their neg- ligence In not providing medical treat ment esunonos men Senator (nay to Visit Major MeKinley, Warmisuroy, May 20. Senator Quay said yesterday that If the business of the senate ood ranged that hoe was going to his home in Pennsylvania and would go oh from there to Canton. © meant, he anything: that he was going to Canton to talk over the financial question with Major McKinley Cholera's Ravages In Egypt, Cano, May 20.A death from cholera 1a geported among the Egyptian troops at Tourah today. * A regular cholera minsma is brooding over Cairo. The virulence of the disease is almost unparalleled at such an earl of vidtation, the percentage of deaths being ninety. Italian Prisoners Released. Massow an, May 20.<The remainder of the Itallans hald prisoners in the T over to ( nians and Darackit snd Fonnfe, Christian | i Miss Bethel | married recently spying his time could be ar | " J When asked what his visit | replied that It did not mean | Royal H inlevite, an the thy bruised drawn bil Sach a struge! i we of and tamb) never lye ANY conve Wirtkesn ' i in len Bethel, o wre nis in nocd of p has admitted he mitted the « for former love Andrew Fraley The latter enunsed Mise Bothel's arrest after he had spent the night of his marriage in prison claims that Fal prot bee! to marry hor, but Jilted her for Miss Kl abeth Williams, to whom he As soon ux the couple returned from the parson's Mise Bethel swore out a warrant for Fraley's arrest on the charge of larceny, and he was locked up all night. Miss Bothel now admits that he swore falsoly York, Pn, May I18-~Oscar Hazes ereated a scene at the funeral of his father indaw, George Brogher, yesterday, by at tempting to fire a bullet Into the corps during the services nt the geod man's for mer home. There had been bad feeling betweon the men ever since Hlassor began to pay attention to Brogher's daughter, and yesterday's scone was the culmination Before going to thy house Blaser file] himself with whisky. In the midst of the tumult which he created a policuman ap red and arrested him. 1 wise of his Hberty if he would go home and behave Mmeolf, but he declared that he would not rest until he had shot the dead man. Thereupon he was locked Blas ser is a promivent church , and Ble sonturt hae enon n seston, ury h ini r guilt, but says she eon ne revenrne aan : wes quietly Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U, 8, Gov't Report Bakin Powde ABSOLUTELY PURE | quickly around, and M: saw that ho was the president of the | | the chief executive cordially. China a Stone In Russia's Sling. ny fo Fle Strack the President, Gus Butterw face of the Ri bly the only liv speaking, struck a pres od States and received t a term in jail for it. Mr gave it to Benjan the neck, and he lives to tell the talk It was while President Harrison was living in his Cape May coftage Mr Butterworth was running a hotel not far from the executive day while enjoying a ride on a tx car Mr. Butterworth, who happened to bo sitting behind a short, thickset man with gray bair and beard, noticed @ very large, healthy mosquito getting its bloody work in on the back of the thick. sot man's neck. Acting on a very nat- ural impulse, Mr. Butterworth raised lar boni- is pr rth, the pope : t geway H ing man onoo iin residence. One lev his right hand and brought the palm of it down ot the back of the il neck with a resounding slap Butterworth United States. “1 beg your pardon, remarked “Judg- ing from the force of your blow, I don’t think the insect will give me any more trouble. 1 don't use slang very often, but this i= the first time I ever got it in the neck--at least in that fashion.’ Then Mr. Butterworth plucked the dead mosquito from the president's neck, and ho and Mr. Harrison entered into a pleasant chat on general topics Mz. Butterworth has that mosquito yet «Philadelphia Inquirer. o Qripe When yon take Flood's Pills. The 'h gt ’ toned, sugarconted pills, uw itoh Sear [ou ali pleces, are not In it with Hood's, [9% hlake Hood sv and easy 10 operate. Is tne FN of Hood's Pills, whieh ara - up to date in every respect, il le Safe, certain aud sare. AN druggists. 2, CL Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass, The rity Pitta ta ike with Wast's ®4 ner apiiin “Thank you very much,”’ The man turned | " sald Mr. But. | tarworth, ‘but there was a mosquito on | your neck." Have rofited GREAT :=: SALE Bix - MONEY Clothin Brockerhoff Hou mse, -_ITIS A_» WELL - KNOWN - AGT, That the successful fishermen buy their Tackle, and especially their Trout Flies at Green's Pharmacy. Have you ever used the PARKER FLY? Groen is sole agent for them; 10e, 3 for 20c; 6 for 45¢ or SOc per dozen. GREEN'S PEARMACY Bust; louse llioek. * Belistonts, Pa
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