Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-13

| TO every community iiH ~ ptiH'h "H'hi
all have stood In need of ever since the
irst garment was made of leaves in Eden.
j. Newman, Jr., stands out as Appointment
representative of this valued class and
keep. constantly on hand II large stock of
mems and boys clothing.
Best calicos % cents per yard, at
! Lyon II Co.'S.
Walter Bayard started yesterday
morning for the western part of Ohio to
enter drug store in one of tho ilourishing
cities of that region. Walter will not be
alone In his new home as he says that
numerous pretty cousins and pleasant
uncles and aunts will surround hlm. He
Will remain there and enjoy himself, pro-
vidcd he escapes the prevailing malaria,
| fever and ague, of which most of the in
habitants there are victims.
When Professor Griffith, last Saturday
evening, read Of "Miss Flora McFlimsey"
who went to Europe to buy her clothes, we
were reminded of what blessing il is TO
have merchant tailor like J. Newman,
Jr., who can sell mems and boys clothing
rs cheaply as they can be bought in Eu-
rope, and all can thus save the extra time,
money and danger of an ocean voyage.
The largest stock of muslins, calicos,
hannels and dress goods, at Lyon * Cos.
On the last day of October, Mcclellan
Rishel, son of John Rishcl, Of Potter
township, endchvored 10 ride a young colt,
but found the animal too much for him.
and was thrown TO the ground. The colt
also fell near Mcclellan, and in the scram-
Bile which followed before the colt was on
his feet, Mcclellan received severe kicks
in the head and thigh. Mcclellan was
| unconscious FOR short time, but has since
recovered.
Mr.. Charles Brown, Of Bishop street,
one day last week, brought to the DEMO
Graf office magnificent bunch of celery,
for which We return him our thanks Mr..
Brown gave considerable time and labor
to the cultivation Of large patch Of celery
during the summer and fall, and has sue
cccded in bringing to perfection as hnc a
lot of this pala,ablc plant IA We have ever
seen. Persons wisir,ng TO purchase supplies
for their tables should give him Il cali.
If you want an oyercoat for $50,
call at Lyon Il Cos.
"A party Of gentlemen from Howard
who drove to this place in spring wagon
last Tuesday, met with rather a sad cx-
pericncc while passing along Howard
street. The coupling OF their wagon broke,
letting them down rather suddenly In the
| delightful mud below. In this situation
they became wonderfully mixed up with
each other, and when they gained their
feet they were so covered with mud from
head to foot that one could scarcely recog-
| nize the other.
"A son Of Mr.. Jonathan Searfoss, Of
Centre Hill, had his len arm broken In two
place, on Saturday, the frs, instant While
he was driving blind horse attached TO a
wagon in which he and a boy named
Baumgardncr were seated, the horse sud
denly started forward at rapid rate.
Searfoss seized the wrong line, which led
the horse over an embankmcnt, wrecking
the wagon and injuring him as stated.
| Hc Immediately received the skillful at
tention Of DR. Alexander.
Two young roughs from Elmira, y.
Y, were, on Thursday last, arrested for
robbing the ticket Office of the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad, at Philipsburg, on the pre-.
vious Tuesday night, and for committing
similar dcpredaiions at Blue Ball, Wallace
ton and Biglcr on Wednesday night.
Thirteen dollars in money, taken from the
Office at Philipsburg, and tao suits Of un-
| derclOthing, which they obtained at one
Of the other offices, were discovered on
their persons. We understand that thov
have made full confession, and have been
| brought by Capt. Clark, Of Osceola, to this
place, and are now in Jail
bingham 6 to & cents pei yard, a,
Lyon & Cos.
The Brockerhof House entertained
the following commercial travellers on Sat
urday, Monday and Tuesday 7. r. Pier,
Millerstown, Pc; W. J. Geissinger, Hun.
tingdon, Pa. W. Thatcher, Westfeld
Mass. p. T. Riley, New York s Blum.
enthal, G. a. jenkins, Chas NJ. Weight
man, u. ]. Horst, +. I. Ssndcrson, l. r
Mallon, Jos. Sulzbcrger, &. +. jerks, II
l.. Greenbaum, and G. s. Thessell, Phila.
delphia; John Vandubrugle, New York
Joe A. Wilson, Baltimore, Nd. l. X
Day, Pittsburg; Cyrus Arnold, Pbladel.
phia VI. A. Powers, New York W. II
Fry, Indianapolis, Ind u. Kneger, Phil
adelphia; o. l.. Stewart, York, Pa II
ID. Vau Horn and Thomas Foster, Phila.
delphia O. Rosenstock, New York 7. s
Vollmcr, Philadelphia II. Yunge, Cleve.
land, Ohio; l. Walker, Philadelphia.
Terrible indignation fills the breast o
the average citizen as he walks through