= THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1896, THE RACKET. No.9 AND 11, Onrorer Ex. BELLEFONTE, PA. New This Week Hammocks, Mexican, Canvas Weave with or without Vaclance. Patent anchor ropes; all prices less than you usually find "em. Palm Fans for Decoration Day. a penny, Do we sell Carpets aud Mattings ? Well yes, and the way the orders are coming in from Bellefonte and all parts of Centre and adjoining counties, we feel safe in saying, we can serve U well in this d 1C- L partment wad save U mouey besides. are still ning to us and any price U like paying quarter up, detatchable collars in the better numbers, Teck and Bow Ties in Silk and Linen, the latest for 25 and a neat Percale Bow for a nickle. LADIES *: SHIRT :-: WAISTS| gomg to | feel from cents t is worth while Indigo Prints ~ Bellefonte, the first hour of n sent us by st the bre 1g ’ WS, :xpect ‘lhe yG. R. SPIGLEMYER, I SHEMSPIGLEMYER, CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT. OAK HALL was visiting David Ginge burg last One of our youn butcher Henry Hom at the home o Grove, last St : Misses Rupp and Yor were vic 1t the home of Hi burg, ¥ visitors at tl 1011 { John { telephone? There seems to be an uncall- MADISONBURG ITEMS, CroP REPORTS (=According to present appearances we will only have one-third of a wheat crop this season. Hay will also be There will only be half the regular yield. | scarce, if it don't zoon rain. Corn is doing fairly, although consider. able replanting is being done. TELEPHONE (What is wrong with the ed for delay. The poles are not for sale | ush, and family, of Penus- are spending We y county, burg, Montgo: a short vacation in our midst, are | always glad to sce you. DAY In the forenoon services DECORATION Saturday will be Decoration day. | will be held in this place and in the | afternoon in Rebersburg honor who the hildre i i ! he childre with flowers to ought ravel r out unt The only thet Vsis | paign Rates The Centre | . nt # Vo i Ire un ots. a Mont LYON & CO.’S LIST OF Ll Wonuct i os prices — no matter that the manufac had to buy them in very small a quantity as you price is so low good Calicos at 3 1-2¢ yard than ever before. before. Beautiful latest designs in Linen yard to the Table Linens, 2 vd proportionately as low. Good Toweli want at the best Better 7-8 yard Challies, Lawns Lo" and finest Men's All-Wool Serge and Clay $5.50 and $6.00 bial Bargains large qua yffects—Fine Lawns, Jaconets and g for 8 1-%¢ Men's All-Woaol Suits in black, blue and other colors, you 1€sC OOS ' . sotieod m Toa Wu 1ICCGCa moncy nti nuitic L ASK { n Dry Goo ) at 4c stter yard-wide Muslin at 4c. a wide Maslin at 3 1 2¢. per yard than ever 1 Dress Gioghams at 4c per yard, 1 Dimities, from 4c.a per yard: betiter qualities per yard ne 8s. wide, 15¢ £4.00. Suits in blue and black, $4. Men's Black Diagonal, French Worsted, also in colors, at $6, $6.50, $7, $7.50 and $8. The very finest Dress Suits for nn These goods are equal to any $1 Young men's suits from 1§ to 2 fashionable Serge, Diagonals and ( from $2.50 upwards. Children’s Suits. Children's Wash Suits, all the latest 1 IAP Roliaves nil strain on Buttons and yields to ovory motion of the body. Children's Linen Pants, ete, up Children’s Suits in light, dark, black, blue and mixed, of the most fashiona- ble design and first-class tailoring, from Yse. 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 0S. per pair up. N. B. Special. Duck Pants, oC shall run at $3.75. Another Special---A fine a , 80, 80.50, $10, $12, $13 20 goods of other places en, $8.50 Sorf rears, all styles and grades. » 5, light, Most dark, black and blues, Ladies’ dongola kid patent leather tip. needle toe, every pair war ranted, from £1.24 up. - ' Carpets. Mixed lograin Carpet, 40 different styles to select from, 28¢. per yard up LO 38¢. Rag Carpet, 20 different styles, from 18¢. up--some as heavy as sole leather. All Wool Ingrain Carpets from 45¢. up Window Blinds. 500 dozen pairs of Oil Blinds, spring ollers and all fixtures included, 15¢. up, shoes, ———————— Men's Dress Shirts, finest percal, with collar and cuffs, from 48¢. up. Ladies’ Shirt Walists, 1000 to from, from 25¢. up. We carry the most complete line of Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes of any select store that can be found anywhere in | the State. | Shoes. | We almost forgot Men's Shoes. A | Men's | stock of 85,000 to select from. Working Shoes from 08¢. a pair up. Men's Dress Shoes, $1.15 a pair up. 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 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. a pair up. Fifty different styles to select from, 48c. 2 Seer LYON & CO. [ing to have and Miss by her earnest, MARTHA MENTIONINGS. Many people were afraid we were go- frost Wednesday evening, take unnecessary precautions to | protect their fruit and plaut Miss Anna Cooper, of Washington, D. C., is visiting Mrs. Heury, of this place. the Plank Road school here a number of vears ago, and Cooper taught untiring efforts ‘to rear the tender thought, and teach the young idea how to shoot, won the e While those forgotten by her. those 1d nobler teem of both pupils umes and patrons, may be almost They are well embered by whom she ins cast on Sunda » : : ¢ ’ Instead of the expected Memorial fH, Weg had a talk a experimental ligion Id veterans were goes all Sundays. I wonder we don't have acy smart ( 3 men like those of Port Matilda, who exhibit their "smartness their We think grown to d by cru beating horses and driving jehues. when boys have manhood, they should have manly principle and not degrade them. selves by such inhuman actions, .— - COBURN NOTES Good rain Tuesday morning. Mrs. William From, Mrs. Long and Mrs. Rhule, of Sprigg Mills and Mrs. W. Rishel, of lewistown visited friends at | this place, Monday afternoon. Mr. William and “wife, of Aaronsburg, was visiting at the house of A. J. Bowersox Sunday. Mrs. Samuel Ulrich and daughters, of Millhiem, were callers at Coburn Sunday. Bower, son and daughter of Potters Mills, made a pleasent visit at this place Sunday. The Lutherans celebrated the Holy | communion on Sunday. was visiting at Jacob Kersteters Sunday, Mr. Clark Mc.Gramley, of Rebersburg made a business trip to Coburn Monday, Mr, and Mrs. Shook, of Spring Mills, made a visit to our town, the other day. John Wa ner was seen ont our streets Sunday evening. A jolly party of candidates stopped at the Coburn House Friday. There were four, all candidates for sheriff and one for treasurer, Kd Rodinson, came home { rom a three Paul Bingaman, and wife, Mr. Robin. | Mrs. J. W. Kerstetter and daughters | week stay. Mr, R. South in a few days. A. J. Stover made some improvements this week in form of a new feuce. John Braucht is buildin Lis house, Frank Hackenburg to leave for Lewistc M. Croniste PEXN HALL. f > # Y areas a 1 ’ ul! A OTCSUNS 1H Het JET sale, a car load of Jersey cows, two weeks from last Saturday. ly convales- cing. Hon, Henry Meyer has beautified his yard, by placin ron fence around i 14 UNIONVILLE NOTES. Read the Democrat and hand itto your neighbors A. J. Griest is rebuilding his saw mill, that burned down last week Rev. Grant, of Bellefonte, preached the Memorial sermon to a large congre- gation, on Sunday evening. His dis. course was full of eloquence. The festival, held by the membersof the Evangelical church, was a financial suc- cess. The Milesburg band gave us some of their choice music, on Saturday evening. Come again boys we will make you wel- come, Jeff Haten, of Bellefonte, was in town | Sunday evening shaking hands with his | old friends. Miss Conney Ball left on Monday morning for Montreal, Canada, where | she expects to make her future home, be- | ing a young lady of great musical talent, | Much in Little | 1a expecially true of Hood's Pills, for no med | She will be greatly missed in society. | We wish her a safe journey. But, Oh | Poor Charlie. RUN OFF («A team of horses, belong. ing to Mills Alexander, run off from the grist mill, one day last week, and broke down all the shade trees in front of R. 1. Cambridge's home, on the last tree the hung up, it being to large to break down, The dudes from Milesburg, that follow. ed the band last Saturday evening, had better pay for the ice cream they got at the hotel. Boys don't take the advantage Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. 8. Gov't Report Royal Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE | Watchman last week, in | been elroulated’ | absolutely aise The Pacer's Fir st ace iii =: GREAT i=: SALE® URNKE . ¥ ere canght by any indivi of Squire Archey and people are well § are glad that a step has been the right direction towards the ment of our roads. Let continue as long as there expenses, Mrs. D. Y “nt sitiner nl visiting Brouse and child are at Mrs mother, Irs. Rebeckah Murphy on Water street. Mr. Geo. Smith of Harrisburg ing old acquaintances while paying his mother a visit, DITOUsS § iS TONew- - Information Wanted. left his home about four miles east of Bellefonte, He in height, light hair and blue eyes. Wore overhalls, brown shirt, straw hat with black binding, plow shoes. Any information in regard to his whereabouts will be gladly received by. Jonx BAVLETS. BuLLuroNTR PA. - . Connection «The statement made in the reference to a oon walling on their pastor, relative to “It has had reference to the United Brethren congregation, Such statement is Geo, HH. Marmon, Darias Waite, J. 1. Cole, Jas. L. Rote, J. N. Minemyer On Friday, Charles Bavlets aad has not been heard from since is 13 years of age, 4ft weighs about 50 1b, Jin rogatiss is treatment of the Evangelist ete, eine ever contained 80 great curative power In so siall space. They are a whole medicine chest, always ready, a) ® ways efficient, always wat Pills or fever, eure all liver ills, Hoods isfactory; prevent a cold , Jundioe, The only Pills W take with Hood's Sarsaparilia, CLOTHING FAUBLES Have you seen her! she is a beauty she's coasting now for GREEN'S - SODA - FOUNTAIN She strengthens her muscles and nerves by drinking «_CYCLER'S JOY _» containing Kola, Coca and Phos phoric Acid. Try it—sold only at GREEN'S PHARMACY Bush House Bloek. - Bellefonte. Ps A [S
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