Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-11

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drug store.
bingham to 8 cents per yard, II
Lyon Il Cos.
Visitors in town all stop and buy a
cigar of Harry Green.
Splendid cashmere, all wool at 40
cents, at Lyon * Co.'S.
Handsome boxes Of extra-0nc pcrrum-
cry Mt Zcllcrs' drug store.
Mr.. John Irwin has painted new
sign on the outside of y. j. Crusc's cigar
store
The "cottage prayer meeting" of the
Presbyterian church was held this week at
the residence of Mrs W. L. Wilson.
The ladies Of Centre Hall arc sewing
rags for the new carpet to be put on the
Young Mems Christian Association room.
"A good boys suit 1925, at Lyon
* Cos.
Mr.. Philip IIumcs and family, of
Spring Mills, will move to the State Of In
diana some time during the month Of Jan
uary
Rev. J. r. DcI.ong preached his trst
sermons rs pastor OF the Reformed congrc-
cation of this place, last Sunday morning
and evening.
Tho Bcllcfonte Public Schools vii
close for the holidays on Friday the 10Th
instant, commencing again on Monday,
January 3, 1850
1t is said that "thc great American
traveller loves good cigar. This is prob
ably because he commenced by using those
sold by Harry Green.
1t is conceded by all that Frank BIair's
display of holiday goods exceeds tha, Of
last year, which at the time it was thought
could not be surpassed.
Spencer c, Ogden, the fascinating
local editor of the Bellcfonte Republican,
took f,ing visit to Tyrone on Saturday,
to see his lady friends.
Col W. W. Brown, formerly Of
Bro,rn's Rsll,foutc RrPubiirau is now
editing the Jc,asH County Rryabhean, n
journal published at Jewell City, Kansas.
The number Of adults now attending
the Presbyterian Sabbath-school {. larger
than ever before. Right, people never
grow too old or too large - attend Sab
ba,h-school.
Outside blinds have recently been
placed on tho now residence of DR.. Il. l..
Dartt, on Allegheny street. \ fine psling
fence has also recently been placed before
the premises.
Newman, Newman Three cheers for
Newman lie is always ahead in low
prices. This Is his last month in the cloth
ing trade 80 be sure and secure bargain
before he quits.
In the suit between Jacob Walker VS.
Lauth, Thomas * Co, which occupied the
concluding part Of last weeks coart, a
verdict in the sum Of S50s was returned
for the plaintiff.
Mr. Robert Cassidy, a broihcr.in-law
of Mr. George Bsyard, and a former
schoolmaster in this county, wa. rc-vi.i;ine
the scenes Of his youth this week. Hc is
now prominent resident Of Canton, q.
Mr. John Mcc.c Of this place, lost a
sweet little siK-year-old daughter by death
on Monday. Sho was carried or by that
scourge ofchillhool, diphthcria. Tho pa-
rents have our sympathy in their affection.
Call on Newman, Jr., for bargains in
clothing and gents furnishing gooIs. lie
sell. lover and gives better goods THAI any
other store in the county No matter
what other storckecpcrs advertise he beats
them.
Lawrence L. Brown has made large
reduction in the retail selling price Of an
ihracite coal. Call and get his fgurcs.
lie guarantees best quality coal, we'll
screened, correctly weighed and delivered
promptly.
"A vcuder Of stove polish was in town
last week. As an example Of the merits Of
the article, he had for sale the front Of his
shirt was highly poilshcI' lie suco'eded
in attracting much attention and making
many sales.
Since the time that J. Newman, Jr.,
Of tho Eagle Clothing Hall, came to
this town the gentlemen have all been well
dressed. The only way to continue this
is to purchase large amount Of clothing
before Mr.. Newman closes his store.
On Sunday week a valuable horse be-
longing 20 Frank j. Weaver, Of Aarons-
burg, had the misfortune to break his leg,
The break was 80 serious that it was not
thought the horse could recover, and so
Frank chose the sad alternative Of shooting
him.
If II were not considered impertnent
to ask people passing along the street where
they are going, we believe that unc-half Of