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

The hnest overcoaE NJ Lyon ~ tosi
cheap.
Tho best cigars are sold by Harry
Green.
The first snow of the season fell on
Friday morning
Splendid yard-widc cashmere for 20
cents at Lyon X Cos.
The Pennsylvania railroad is prepsr-
ing its winter schedule.
The cool mornings have a bad effect
on the curb stone market.
MIR. John Shivler, of Philipsburg, is
preparing to erect new house.
Go and hear about the "Great Deeds
of Great Men," tomorrow night.
The Blue Spring is, just at present,
attracting large number of visitors.
The girls hardly know which is the
sweetest, Harry Green or his cigars.
The biggest line of ladies and chill
dren's hats, trimmed and untrimmed, at
Lyon Il Cos.
The Y. NJ. G. A, of Centre Hall,
meets at half-past three o'clock every Sun
day afternoon.
The next time you pass Green's drug
store step in and buy one of those cigars
sold by Harry.
New books have recently been added
to the library of the NJ. +. Sunday school
at Philpsburg.
DIR. Fowler, who lectures tomorrow
night, is one of the most brilliant orators
in the NJ. +. church.
Fifty tickets to Dr. Fowlers lecture
were sold, on Monday evening, within
twenty-five minutes.
The G30 a. NJ. train, on Monday
morning, arrived in this place about an
hour and half behind time.
The cool weather will bring an in
crease of trade To our merchants who have
advertised during the summer.
Chief Burgess Hastings is at present
receiving a visit from his mother, Mrs.
William Hastings, of Salona.
Al Grows paper, the Lock Haven
Daily Journal is three years old and, we
arc glad to know, is in good health.
MIR. c. A. Lindsey has concluded no.
to leave town; which sensible conclusion
will cause many young ladies to rejoice.
-Enoch Emory, formerly head waiter
at the Bush House, is now occupying the
same position at the City Hotel, Williams
port.
For beautiful millinery goods the
ladies should call at Miss McBride's She
has just received large assortment of the
latest styles at lowest prices.
Aaron Williams, Esq. left his dear
behind him, and went this week on a
hunting expedition after another deer.
We hope he was successful
Members Of the Y. VI. G. A., of this
place, will please bear in mind that here
after the Friday evening meetings will be-
gin promptly at O'Clock.
"A band Of young men, who call them
selves the "SoCisl Eight" will give ball
tomorrow evening in Bushs Hall. We
hope it will be pleasant affair.
The books in the library OF the Young
Mems Christian Association, in this place,
have recently been re-catalogued, and the
reading room will soon be thrown open.
That there will be large attendance
at the lecture by DR.. Fowler, tomorrow
night, at Humes' Hall, Is certain. 1t will
be the grandest literary event of the season.
The usual monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association takes
place next Sunday afternoon in their rooms
at 4 o'clock. Everybody Is invited 70 be
present.
Everybody who was in attendance ut
the Baptist church last Sunday evening
considered the meeting, held under the
auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A., very pleas
ant and profitable one.
Thanksgiving will be here soon after
puzzled to know where our turkeys are to
come from. Can't some kind friend en-
tighten us on that subject.
The rite Of Communion will he celc-
brated in the Episcopal church next Sun
day morning. A sermon preparatory to
that event will be delivered at the Litauy
service on Friday evening.
We learn that the wedding Of Mr..
Frank M'Coy, Of NJ Coy & Linn's Works,
TO Miss Allison, of Potter's Mills, will
occur ct the latter place to-day It will
doubtless be pleasant affair.
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.
Would you have perpect comfort thia