THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MAY 25, 1899. The Racket. Neo. 7 9 and 11 Crider’'s Bxchange, Bellefonte Pa he Vid letfonte's Dellefonts’s Bellefonte Bigaest Store, i! 174 Store, s Busi sl Store.” Special for this week. Val. all Linen Torchon, Silk and Embroidered Laces to 4 inches wide, U'r choice for Cream 9 5 cents on counter, Ladies’ Fine Shoes. per yd at not sachet Dre Pure Lemon ) cents per Jong and Coffee and CG. R. SPIGELMYER. $3,000.00 In Shoe Values Added to Our Stock This Spring. Fiedler. Ed. Gephart and son Elmer, of Sundayed at R, E, Hinds. R. E. Musser and family, of Rebers. burg, paid a visit to Chas. Wolf on last Saturday, Last Sunday we bad fine weather and a great many comers and goers took ad- vantage of it and were out visiting and attending services. Wm. Brandt, of Frogtown, is here crushing stone for the township roads. Breaking stone by hand has become too hard a work, and can be cheaper by steam, Miss Elsie Krape left for Patterson, Mifflin county, where she was sent as a delegate by the K.I, C.E. of Woodward, The district convention of the United Evangelical church this week at the former plage, The skimming station, re chased by Wilson 1 Bros | the Goodwill Cream tor business by next | has been m on a piece of ground | Meyer, The grange store was by taking out a window, but the thieves did not find the money drawer, which contained a few dollars in ehange and a check of $15. ped themselves Zion, done meets ently , of Coburn, from ry Co., will be ready week, The building y the pike, in our town ed of Mrs. 1. G put ovea Lu } A d recently, They he to several pounds of tobacco, some ready made shirts, and a few poun ds of candy. The grangers are anxious! y watching to see who is wearing shirts of that descrip tion, whereby they can find the thieves. and properly by In many a cem- lay a wreath upon heroes, of Decoration Day will soon be here we hope will be observed every loyal American etery fair women will the graves of dead war, and the memory of every soldier will be held sacred by those at home, where hopes and fears and prayers all blend in Isat heart-throb the boys now our late one See the Men's Walk-Over line | at $3.50, fits any feet. They do not need breaking in The Ladies’ $3.00 Phit-Eezi are the same. arrhoea ever sed ! usca al last 1 su We are pleased to show our] who will favor us ) look at it. line to all CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT CONTIKUED FROM PAGE Titus and imnday and be ] look over afew friends the Mem. ring, which rimmed church conducted by Rev We all know that the atriotism | always his voice, The exercises will be Moses George Rev. has a § hie) $ which w inflame those sitting under On Sunday the Lutheran people of our burg were specially blessed with instruc tive and spiritually uplifting sermons, providing same will be put into practice. | fa the morning Res C. L. McConnell, | the Lutheran pastor of ccucuehl, preac hed io a crowded house from the fol lowing text “Let him that is taught in the word communicate unto him that teaches in all good things.'' Gal.6: 6. He principally dwelt upon the relation of the congregation to the pastor which he treated in such a simple way that each one was able to understand it. And his discourse contained such material that was not foreign to anyone and yet at the same time very instructive to the people In the evening Rev, KE. |. Wolf, of Gettys. burg, prea hed a very interesting ser. mon, after which Rev, Salem, the new Lutheran pastor of our burg, was install ed by Rev. C. L. McConnell, The exer cises were much enjoyed and no doubt each one was specially benefitted, KIDNEY thousands have it TROUBLE and don’t know it, If you want quick results you can make no mistake by using Dr. Kilmer's Swamp. | Root, the great kidney remedy. At] druggists in fifty cent and dollar sizes, Sample bottle by mail free, also pamph. let telling you how to find out if you have kidney trouble. Address, 2 Dr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton, N, V. Is a deceptive disease { wheat, where well Boalsburg 1 the ( tL along gether Miss Stow sister, Mrs. Br cker | Tuesday iruce Harrison took the teachers ex amination at Unionville last week pronounces it very tough and There promises to be a of apples nnd cherries and plumbs throug very good crop but no peaches h this section A party of students from State College were seen passivg through our town Saturday, on a botanical expedition ast John Wieland had his house repaired and a new veranda built to the front which adds very much to the appear. ance Our follows report for grain and fruit Crrass i% As looks very good, the Woks well, that very yery spott through with their protected, but where it was bare during cold period, many fields are ed. Farmers are a corn lies One of our young lac who has been known to occupy the hammock on the fromt porch from 6 a. m., till g p. m.. with only intermission for dinner, had a {bad fall one day recently She claims | the boys filed the hook neatly through for the purpose of having her fall. The boys claim the hook broke off because of excessive use, But it is all right now Papa got her hammock fixed Whooping Cougn I bad a little boy who was near! ly dead from an attack of whooping cough. My neighbors recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. didnot think that any medicine would help him, but after giv. ing him a few doses of that remedy 1 noticed an improvement, and one bottle | cured him entirely. It is the best cough | | a dicine I ever had in the house]. 1. | Moorg, South Burgettstown, Pa. sale by F. Porrs Grex, Druggist, Bellefonte, Pa. wet For | | Nittany. sreen is on the sick list. Irvin Robb spent Sunday at this place. | The weather and cold. Chas. Emerick spent Sunday at home, with his parents, Arthur Rossman, of Clintondale, Sunday at this place. Orwig & Crider from Freddie ( the past week has been spent are shipping lumber Nittany station, supervisor J. Emerick has had some men at work ou the roads W. E. den, with blossoms on already Mrs. Zerby and daughter Mamie to Lock Haven on last Tuesday. Shaffer has potatoes in his gar. were John Bartley and at Hublersburg, family spent Sunday with his parents Reynolds Mowery, of lowa, was the guest of W, I. Shaeffer part of last week. Mrs R R. Allison and Winkleman went to Lock Have day ‘aul and Frank Robb and Perry Webner Sunday with their families. They working on the telephone line, Mrs. Bob Kreamer and two children spe ut part of the week at Cur and Miles! burg visiting friends. Mrs J lover, of Hublersburg, several days with her mother and sister, Mrs. Tate and Ellie, the past week. The funeral of Joe Markle, on Thursday, was lars ely attended. and t Hublersburg and Mrs. Charley ees juite ill the spent inter ' niermernt Wi lisse both We n Beck have two week well agah Pine Grove » ) Pasi hope n be Mills. to the show is not worthy But they of an never say anything erroneous has er testimon y entertainment when it witnessed been then the newspag may be depended on. With this in mind, oue who reads papers from other places soon becomes convinced that the Great the t Wallace Show is really greatest on earth.” Our exchanges where it has ex hibited are unanimous mn eclaring it first.class 11 every detail Columns are devoted to it, and the universal verdict is "honestly advertised and honorably con. It is said ducted to come up entirely to its advertisements, which are considered as pledges and are faithfully fulfilled. Gives two grand performances here on Monday, May 29th Black Death An absolute annihi bugs or beetie that Positively kills potato bugs, squash bugs, pumpkin bugs, watermelon bugs, cur rent worms, cabbage worms, el¢ It will kill all kinds of creeplag things that eat the leaves of vegetables or plants. Black Death is perfectly harmless to persons handling it, and is the best and the cheapest lansecticide, or on the market, For sale by R, F. Vonada, Coburn ; R M. Woll, Woodward; Henry Philips, Aaronsburg; G. W. Kreamer, Rebers. burg: C. H. Morris, Millbeim : G H Long, Spring Mills. Wolf & Crawford, Centre Hall; W. M Noll, Jr., Pleasant Gap: H A Moore, Howard; J. § Waite & Co., Bellefonte ; Mrs 8S. Neff & Son, Milesburg ; R. F. Bvey, Lemont ; H. D, Meek, State College ;, Mrs. J. W, Keller, Livden Hall, 2" ator of all in prey on eC, vegetation Bug Killer, Lost WY eA bunch of keys was lost last Saturday evenin Finder will be ably rewarded i | ] suit. | returned to this office. | TRANSPORT ANIMALS. Quadrupeds Used in Different Parts | of the World as Burden Bearers, A school geography, recently pub- lished in England, gives the interesting information that cawels are employed in the transport service on our great plains, The text book fails to mention the Illinois prairies as the present hab- Itat of the American bison, and, in fact, it contains fewer errors on American geography than are usually found in a foreign school book, The for hu- morous treatment of American matters must be ded to the Swiss which ago » palm awar atlas awhile tamped the word “Yankee” in bright red letters across gard | Lhe camel is Bactrian yroved a gre LEARNING A TRADE It Nrings Independence and Detter Opportunity for Engaging in Husinecas . | Skirtings | and Skirts lagen are tL Ix YY. This nadd ered to rent e re at ur conwequently ' About as manwunl lartor Journal, Clgar Stubs Put to Good ae, A Christmas entertainment is given to nearly 2.000 poor persons in Berlin with the proceeds from contributions of cigar stubs and tipeuttings by char- table smokers who are considerate enough to save those seemingly worth less seraps. The annual eall for the turning in of the accumulations of the past year has Just been fssued Chi eago Chronlele, COMING TO BELLEFON Te TAL 3000000 MILLIONAIRE MENAGERIE-MUSEU AQUARIUM axe ROYAL ROMA ad es SPLENDID IN A CHARACTER, 48 MACHIFICENT Eno IN EQUIPMENT : THE AND BFET OF wh BR CAN, o PRESENTATION ATT GREATEST, GRANDEST AMERICAS SPECTACULAR ST CASS fE The Greatest Pe rior rmers in the Known 5 Re 100 00090 CHALLENGE ACT Povo 0) NELson et THE 7 STIRKS--Bicycle and Skating mel THE 10 DELLAMEADS--Statuary Mlle. 0--Principal Male THE LIVINGSTONS--Aerial Bar Leon and Singing Mules. THE SISTERS VORTEX--Triple Our Street Parade .. 3 3 ! \ (+ on every li Excursions ne of travel . Nog NEVE run ‘R DIVIDES. r Artists. Norada : French--Mysterious : Globe. and Female Equestrians--10 Ext: ordi narv rac nary. Revolvi NEVER DISAPPOINTS. THE GLOBE DRY COODS. MILLINERY AND CARPETS. A PRETENTIOUS DISPLAY ITEMS OF INTEREST THIS WEEK. Men's Shirts We I Wash Fabrics. 6c Mattings. neth ' ne rand ios 1gths 9c goods must be sac reduce stock Linen chain Heavy Minted ( Was) vard We ited Stair OC) onginally 10¢c 15¢ pinin 12¢ 12¢ 2c | Millinery. and this department 10 C { coming in every { day long ie If you need Figured Duck in spots and str pes White I jue per 5 d Denim in blue, green, bull, tan, slate and brown, per yd : Striped Denim in gray, brown and bloe, per 10c Crash and Duck Skirts made in all lengths, to imitate | 98c¢ 12¢ mings yard {must go hand in trimmed with white hmid of trade flounce, deep hem providing you buy Crash Skirts, plain... oooovvvven anvthing this morning way of accounting for pers ard fic oom le 16¢c #0 1b goods 19¢ in this line come few FP a! once before the assortment is broken Some very interesting things are going on in week new goods going out all Best quality and lowest prices hand here is the only our annual INCTrease All hats trimmed free of charge from us hat and trim. THE GLOBE. 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