Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-23
Local Department.


ALI orders for job work quickly and
neatly executed at this office.
The biggest lot of entire new clothing,
at Lyon & Cos.
The biggest line of ladies' and chill
dren's hats, trimmed and untrimmed, at
Lyon Il Cos.
Last Sunday was what is known in tho
Protestant Episcopal church as the Nine
teenth Sunday after Trinity.
Miss Jennie Orvis, who has been Wis
iting for some time in Lock Haven, return
ed To this place last Friday.
"A new shingle roof now surmount
the brick building in which the engine nj
the water works is situated.
John Cook, Esq, is adding bay win
dow to the northern end of his handsome
residence on Allegheny street.
Mr.. Alfred Nichols, of Valentines
Stores, was in New York City last week.
He was expected to return last evening.
-'Tis not the smoke of battles or the
crash of worlds of which we think just
now, but the smoke from Harry Green's
cigars.
DR.. Hoop, of Philipsburg, has disposed
of his drug store TO Mr.. K. +. Null, n
graduate Of the chemical department Of
Ann Arbor University.
Mr.. J. II. Bauland of the Beehive
dry goods store, started yesterday for the
city to select n large stock of new goods
his second trip for this fall.
Perhaps the most exciting theme to
write about this week is the merits Of Harry
Green's cigars. The surest way to find
out their merits is to try them.
Our talented and handsome legal
friend, ID. ). Keller, ESD, has been at
Washington, d. c., ior the past two
weeks. lie is expected to return to-mor-
row.
The moon was quarter full last even
ing, and If we ale correct judges of human
ity there were largo number of people
down here trying 10 initiate the moon
only little more so.
For the best mem $ and boys custom
made and ready-made coats, vests and
pants, go to j. Newman, Jr He also
keeps constantly on hand a full line Of
gents furnishing goods.
Mfrs. James Mitchell, of this place, is
at present entertaining her only living
brother, Mr.. BAldridge, of Braddock 5
Field, who, with his eldest daughter, is
staying for a few days with her.
-Weare under obligations to our friend
Il. +. Hunter, of Bcnner township, for a
bag Of splendid apples. Mr.. Hunter knows
how to remember the printer. His gin
was most acceptable. Many thanks.
We hear that the Centre Hall band
has disbanded. We hope, however, the
time will not be long before it will again
organize, as a band is one of the indis-
pensable institutions for every town.
The Ladies Christian Temperance
Union, of this place, meets regularly at
O'Clock every Tuesday evening in the Lo-
gan hose house. The ladies extend a cor.
dial invitation TO the public to attend
The lesson to be considered at tho
meeting Of the Young Mems Christian
Association on Friday evening next Is
takeI from the 34th Psalm, and is entitle d
"Personal Experience Of Gods Mercy"
We are glad to hear that the Sabbath
schools in progress at both Valentines
Forge and at Coleville are in prosperous
condition. Thoy each have a regular at
tendance Of from fifty to seventy five
members.
Lawrence l.. Brown has made large
reduction in the retail selling price Of an
thracite coal. Call and get his figures.
lie guarantees best quality coal, we'll
screened, correctly weighed and delivered
promptly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Murray, of Cen
tire Hall, reached the 2jth anniversary of
their wedding last Monday week. at which
time their silver wedding was celebrat,
amidst much enjoyment by large gath
ering Of assembled friends
The street commissioner has been At
tending to the Interests of High street
during the past week. The crossings at
the intersection Of Spring street have been
repaired and several inconvenient ruts in
the street have been filled in with stone.
No storm Of the season has been 90
warmly and enthusiastically welcomed as
that Of Saturday last. 1t served excellent
iy to settle the dust and extinguish the
devastating forest fires. Two or three more
such storms would be received with Joy.
Tho tickets for admission to the lee
ture OF Rev. DIR. Fowler, which will take
place In Humes Hall on the evening OF
Friday, October 81, may be purchased at
Blairts iewelry store for hfty cents. Seats