Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-30

"A few gentlemen from Centre county
are travelling through tho southern coun-
ties of the State. "Dannar," one of their
number, writes us letter, which is publish
ed on our 4th page, and will, We think, be
found readable.
Just now tho weather Is quito change
able--one day warm and tho next cold
But II is as necessary to be sclothcd In
warm garments now as 1t is in midwinter
and J. Newman, Jr.s Eagle Clothing
Hall is the place to buy them.
Best calicocts cents per yard, at Ly-
on * Co.'S
Mr. George aoman, formerly OF
Aaronsburg, died at the home of his chill
drcn in Ferguson township, on Friday the
18th instant. He was one of the Oldest
citizens of this county At the time of his
death he Is said to have been over ninety
years of age.
Mr.. Walter Graham, an esteemed cit
izen of Milroy, died one day last week
from the effects of "a cancer. He was the
father of Mrs. j. b. Butts, OF this place.
He was an intelligent, pleasant and respect
able gentleman, whose death will be very
seriously felt
Tho biggest lot of entire new clothing,
at Lyon * Cos.
Rev. William Laurie, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church, was in attendance on
the Synod of Harrisburg which met in
Williamsport last week, continuing over
Sunday. In his absence, no services were
held in the Presbyterian church, this place,
last Sabbath
-Hurrah, boys tomorrow night is
All Hallow cen. Sec that you are supplied
with corn and LANTERNS. Patcr fam
aias, however, will n we'll TO see that all
his cabbage is taken in, tha, hi. stable door
is well secured, and that the front gate
tAAAANk bt iAlktb bA ~ htbEfNs
Canton aannels, cents per yard, at
Lyon * Cos,
We would like to know what Belle
fonte clergyman it was who .aid that "no,-
withstanding the hard times, the wages Of
sin have not been cut down one iota. -
The Lock Haven Republican heard of tho
remark, and replies tha, "this IS very true,
but there is a great deal moro work FOR tho
money than there used 10 be. !"
The "Bellefonte Jubilee Singers" give
q concert for the benefit Of the Prcsbyte-
rian church of Zion, at that place. on
Monday evening, November 2.
Best muslins a, q cents per yard, at
Lyon X Cos.
The Centennial Club, OF this place,
recently changed their place Of meeting
from their former room In the Bu-h Arcade
building to third-story apartment In
Humes' block, over the BeIlefonte Library
Association rooms The subject Of cstab-
fishing a reading room "a being discussed
by them
After 4 two weeks sojourn among
friends in the West, which was crowded
with pleasant meetings and JOYFUL greet
ings, our friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Tests, returned home on Wednesday even
ing Of last week. They we're missed while
away, and their friends are glad to see
them home again.
The sad news CORES 70 IA of the death
Of George, son Of Mr.. John Fooie, Of Mill
helm, About two weeks since he was in
Mif'iinburg, on visit, and while climbing
hickory tree ne fell from It, sustaining
serious injuries. II was hoped he would
recover, but few days ago he died. His
body was brought home, and inferred In
the Millheim cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Barnhart, widow
OF the late Jacob Barnhart, took place last
Sunday afternoon at half-past one O'Clock.
She was most excellent old lady, over
eighty years of age, and for very long
time an honorcd member Of the VI. F.
church. The funeral services were held at
the residence of the diseased In Spring
township, and were largely attended.
"A splendid boys suit at 1925 at Lyon
s Cos.