Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
"A good boy,s suit 1926, at Lyon

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present as nightly visitor.
"A letter was received by the Council
on Monday night, from q. w. Rogers, the
former engineer at the water works, and
also paper numerously signed by citizens
petitionng that Mr., Rogers be reinstatcd
in his former position. These were re-
ferred to the Water Committee.
--"Hurrah 10000 for Lindsey 10000
for Lindsey p yelled an individual yestcr-
day morning. whats the matter with
you" said another "Lindscy wasn't
elected for anything" ayes he was, said
the first "hc was elected TO stay at home,
and sell 40, 900 of his excellent cigars each
day.
A good child's suit at $l90, Mt Lyon
& Co.'S.
"A small colored boy standing on the
corner of the Diamond, near the Centre
County Bank, last Monday, carried two
signs, each of which said that G. a. Lind
sey's tobacco store, on Allegheny street,
near Bishop, is the place to buy the best
cigars Those who have tried them say
that 1t Is true.
Mr.. J. G. Larimer, of Pleasant Gap,
is aware that we fully appreciate the su-
perior merits Of cabbage in all its shapes
and forms. Accordingly, last Tuesday, he
left in our sanctum two magnificent heads
of cabbagc-so large and exccllent-wcll,
indeed we despair of finding suitable
comparison unless we say, as large rs Mr.,
Larimcr's own noble heart.
Splendid cashmere yard wide %
cents, at Lyon * Co.'S.
John B. Linn, Esq, Is the author Of a
volume entitled "Annals Of Buffalo Val
ley" work covering COO pages, and Of
great interest to the old inhabitants Of
Union, Centre, Lyeoming, Northumbcr-
land, Snyder and Miflin counties. Mr.
Frank Chamberiin Is now canvassing for
the book
There are people in Clcarfcld who do
not know Concord grapevine from q
weed, and when lawyer of that place re.
Gently hired man to clean up his premi-
ses for winter, that individual promptly
clipped off his best grapevine and threw il
away with the rest Of the rubbish. 4
Clcarfield lawyers voice wAs full Of ire
and his eyes flashed with fire that day,
The best line Of hats and caps a, Lyon
* Cos.
Services Of an exceedingly interesting
nature are at present being held in the
Baptist church, Of this place. They begin
at I o'clock each evening. Elder johnson,
Of New York State, who is conducting the
services, is pleasant talker. The aid Of
Christians of all and every denomination
is desired for the remaining evenings Of
this week. Every one who will attend
will be benefited. Then go, and you will
receive hearty welcome.
We can record as one Of the pleasant
occurrences Of Saturday afternoon last, a
visit from Mr.. Davis Sellers, Of Fillmore.
MIR. Sellers, We are quite sure, is one Of
the most pleasant gentlemen whom it has
been our pleasure 10 meet Aside from
the fact that he Is an earnest DENocEAr,
"a was his father, Balscr Sellers Esq., be.
fore him, he is also a great reader. We
hope that in future visits to town he will
again call on us.
The best line OF shirts from Is cents
up, a. Lyon * Cos.
Rev. j. G.. Shoemaker and family, Of
AAronsburg, and Mr.. Isaac Kinney and
family of Rebersburg, departed on Tues-
day morning of last week for Kansas.
Uriah Spangler and Shem Spigelmyer, OF
Rebersburg, and 2. u. Stover and AM
brose VonAda, Of Haines township, accom-
panied the travellers on their long journey,
merely TO see the country, expecting to re-
turn soon.
We learn that our cnterprising ciu-
zen, ID. &. Bush, Esq, Is laying out
twelve acres Of ground, on the southern
slope Of Half Moon hill facing the planning
mill dam, for the purpose Of a vineyard.
Ii Ia an elegant location for such an object.
II such choice Bushes as Daniel g. seems
to be grew little more numerously about
Bellefonte, it might, as a town, soon be
bcautided with public buildings and made
attractive by places Of interest.
"A good hat 40 cents a good cap %
cents, at Lyon * Cos.
The extensive saw mill of T.. NJ. Stur.
devant 81 Co, at Beaver Mills, in Rush
township, which was entirely destroyed by
fire few months ago, at immense loss TO
its owners, is again rising, more magnia-
cent than ever, from its ashes. 1t will be
in two weeks. Six thousand
dollars worth Of machinery Is now being
placed in the mill. This will soon again
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