Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-02

Tho finest ovcrcoats at Lyon 4 Cos,
cheap.
The Reborsburg Cornet Band IA i'm
proving under tho leadership OF Professor
Joseph II. Foehrer.
Tho Rebcrsburg Select School, taught
by that able Instructor, G. l.. Gramley,
closed It's term last Tuesday night with an
exhibition consisting sof n wcll-selectcd
programme of literary exercises.
"A fine COW belonging 10 DIR. +. J.
Kirk, was Knocked from the railroad track
by the Bclleionto and Snow Shoe train,
last Friday evening. Two Of the animals
legs being broken, II was found necessary
To kill her.
Tho clothing house Of J. Newman,
Jr., is recognized by all as the place in
Centre county where clothes can be bought
which give genuine satisfaction. For
ready made and custom-made garments
his establishment is equally celebrated.
"A splendid winter suit at $500 at
Lyon * Co.'S.
If you have leisure Thursday evening,
step into the African NJ. T.. Church and
hear the colored literary society debate
some Of the heavy questions which even
the brightest intcllccts of the day fail to
understand They are improving rapidly.
Mr.. NJ Lamb, of Baltimore, who
painted the Bush and Garman Houses, and
several other buildings in this place during
the past summer, returned 10 his home last
Saturday He has made several other con-
tracts in town, and expects 10 return soon
10 resume work.
That excellent citizen and farmer Of
Burnside township, Barnhart YcidcfFer
says he raised this year the best crop Of
wheat he ever had in tho township. His
yield was heenty-etght bushels TO the acre
Few Of our valley farmers did so we'll at
the last harvest.
Black silks, 80 cents per yard, AT
Lyon & Cos.
Miss Emma Barrett, who has spent
most Of the past summer with her sister
Mrs. DR.. Kirk, Of this place, departed last
Friday afternoon for Clcarfcld, whore she
will visit for some time with the family Of
Judge Barrett, and other relatives. She
will not return 10 her home in Millerstown,
Pa, until some time in December.
-"Grantp seems to be, just now, the
"lion" to which the social world Of Cali
fornia and Oregon is making obcsancc.
But in Bellefonte and throughout Centre
county, J. Newman, Jr., ia tho one to
whom all the inhabitants join in giving
their patronage. H sells the best Of gen
tlemen's garments.
Lawrence Brown, Esq, now occupies
the residence on Linn street vacated by
the removal OF Mr. Hughes from this
place. The band screnadcd him last week
for the purpose Of making him feel com.
Portable in his new home, and we hear that
he has also contributed 70 their comfort By
sending to them a load OF winter coal.
Canton hannels, 8 cents per yard, at
Lyon & Co.'S
The recent numbers Of the Jersey
Shore H,rah have come TO us with all the
column ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS badge
Of deep mourning. 1, speaks in affecting
terms how deeply the death Of its late e1.
eellent ediior-in.chicf, Col. s. 5. Scelcy, Is
mourned by those remaining in charge of
its publication.
"A walking curiosity at the Lycoming
and Clinton county fair, was Isaac Swartz,
Of Collumsville clad In a coat made forty
nine years ago drab caster hat aud a
pair of calf skin shoes made forty-four
years since his neck tie was a dark silk
purchased hfty-two years since, and he had
on exhibit linen handkerchief made eighty
years ago.
Fancy alpacas, at cents per yard, at
Lyon & Cos.
Mr.. james Montgomery, Of Manns
Axe Works, expects soon 10 start on
his usual fall tour to solicit orders. But
his going depends largely on whether in
the near future sufficient rain will fall TO
raise the creek so that the works can be
run regularly. For the present 1t is only
possible 70 run them four days in the week,
owing TO scarcity of water, and these popu-
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