Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-09
Local Department..
The nights are very dark.

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cents at Lyon Cos.
Two hundred and sixty-eight persons
dined at the Bush House on Thursday last.
The biggest line of ladies' and chill
drcn's hats, trimmed and untrimmed, at
Lyon " Cos.
Mr.. Hamilton Otto and wife, of Mil
ton, expect soon TO return TO this place to
reside permanently.
He who loves a good cigar will do
we'll to patronize Harry Green. He keeps
nothing but the best.
Rev. G. +. Deininger, of Millhem, is
attending the sessions of the General Con-
ference of the Evangelical Association at
Chicago.
Miss Blanche Allison and Miss Ger
trude J. Bennison, two of Clinton county's
fair daughters, were visiting friends in this
place last week
Mr.. A. G. Hickman, of Ohio, former
resident of Penns Valley, is now visiting
old friends and his old home. So says the
Millheim Journal
Our indomitable artist, Prof Philippi,
is at Bedford, where he is entertaining the
people BY walking the rope and in sending
up hot-air balloons.
The lecture TO be delivered by Rev.
DR.. Fowler, in this place, on the evening
of October 90, will be an event such as is
seldom enjoyed by our citizens.
An insane man by the name of John
Gates, of Walker township, was taken to
the asylum at Danville on Tuesday last by
Samuel Decker and Sheriff Spangler.
Among the numerous handsome
young ladies who visit the family Of Mr.
Daniel Garman, Of this place, none elicit
more universal admiration than the present
visitor, Miss Annie Kelley, Of Philadel-
phia.
For large variety, freshness and general
superiority, the stock at the grocery store
OF s. A. Brew Il Son Is the best sold In
this county. Both father and son apparent
ly understand the art of keeping grocery
store to perfection.
We were pleased to meet that sturdy
citizen Of Rush township, Mr.. Barney
Coyle, manager of Beaver Mills, in town
last week We were introduced TO each
other by our mutual friend, Il. G.. Brett,
Of Ferguson township, and spent pleas
ant hour together.
Rev. s. G.. shannon, Of Milroy, MifIin
county, we'll known throughout this county
as an able and exemplary minister Of the
Gospel, was elected President Of the Luth-
eran Synod of Central Pennsylvania at It's
recent session in New Berlin.
Our friend Perry w. Mcdowell, now
of Lamar township, Clinton county, desires
10 sell his two farms in Centre county.
One in Howard township and the other in
Marion township These farms are highly
improved and in good culture.
DIR. Miles Kirk, of Rebersburg brother
Of the popular druggist and physician,
DIR. +. l. Kirk, Of this place, was in at
tendance on the sessions Of the recent Ec-
lectic Convention. He departed yesterday
for home TO again give his attention to his
patients.
Mr.. Frank McCollum, formerly Of the
Bush House, this place, and more recently
Of Warren, ia now located at Buffalo juno
tion, near Emporium. He Is engaged in
the railroad Office at that place, and is fast
winning for himself his usual number of
friends. We wish him success.
MFR. James Meyers, of Lock Haven,
lost by death valuable trotting horse last
Thursday morning which he had brought
TO this place 70 engage in one Of the prin-
cipal trials Of speed The animal is de-
scribed as having been one of great value,
and had already won q record Of 2.25.
When you want anything In the way
Of pure drugs fine toilet preparations, good
cigars, etc, etc, you should call at the
drug store Of j. Zellcr & Son, on Ale
gheny street. That reliable, experienced
and accomplished druggist, Mr.. William
Zeller, will always give you satisfaction.
The last few warm days have seemed
like summer lingering in the lap Of fall.
The continued warm weather has been q
surprise 10 everyone, and the only thing
which causes US greater wonder Ia how J.
Newman, Jr., our popular clothier, con-
trives to sell such excellent mems and boys
garments so cheaply.
Agricultural fairs, and similar other
outdoor diversions, will soon be numbered
among The things Of the past, and indoor
enjoymenu Of some kind will be sought
after. But remember We cannot enjoy
ourselves In. doors or out unless we make :
point of purchasing our clothing of j.
Newman, Jr., at the Eagle Clothing Hall.
--Fritcher, Of the WilliamspOrt Gazette