Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-20
Local Department.

fourth page.
Harry Green makes a specially of sell
ing lirst-class cigars.
The reservoir for the new PcnitentiSry
at Huntington cost $4,000.
The largest stock of musfins, calicos,
nannels and dress goods, at Lyon x Cos.
Mr.. c. A. Lindsey spent the early
part Of this week on business engage
ment at Altoona.
Michael Harper, of Aaronsburg, has
appointed December 2 for public sale of
valuable personal property
Just one week more will bring Thanks
giving Day, during which the gift of two
or three turkeys will be gratefully received.
ALI the gentlemen who come down
High street return again putting at
cigars. They buy them of Harry Green,
who keeps the best,
Charley Richards is developing into
famous shot. He is often seen with his
gun on his shoulder bound for the woods
or to take part in a glass ball match.
John G.. Uzzle, of Snow Shoe, departed
last Monday for Iowa City. He expects to
visit sister whom he has not seen for some
years, and no doubt he will have pleasant
time.
Mr.. +. A. Smith and lady, of this
place, celebrated their tin weddng-the
tenth anniversary of married liie-lsst
Tuesday night. 1t was doubtless happy
occasion.
Mr.. Fred. Kurtz, of Centre Hall, was
absent from his editorial duties last week.
He occupied his place as juror in the L.
S. Circuit Court at Pittsburg and also made
short visit to Ohio.
Who wants to buy a good house
The heirs of the late Henry Smith, of
Millheim, offer their property on Penn
street, of that borough, at public sale, on
Saturday, the Goth instant.
We are informed that one week ago
an Friday night robbers entered the store
Of Mr.. W j. Thompson, Of Potter's Mills,
taking from it $50 in cash, some postage
stamps and almost 81, 700 in notes.
Best calicos 81 cents per yard, at
Lyon * Co.'S.
Rev. Hiles PArdoe, formerly pastor of
the Philipsburg VI. f. church, and now Of
Sunbury, has issued little volume en-
titled Gospel Among the Boys and Girls. "
1t is sold at twenty cents per copy.
Mr.. p. p. Leitzell, Of Millhcim, Is
about laying the foundation for q new resi-.
dence on Penn street Of that borough
Millheim il a Democratic town, and IL
one OF the most progressive in the county
Best muslins G cents per yard, at Lyon
Il Cos.
Andy Guiser, Daniel Roush and John
Grim, all Of Madisonburg, went on hunt
the other day. They are said 10 have
each killed a bear piece, which was GER
tainly we'll done, even If they shot nothing
else
Lawrence l.. Brown has made a large
reduction in the retail selling price Of an
thraciie coal. Call and get his figures.
lie guarantees best quality coal, we'll
screened, correctly weighed and delivered
promptly.
Mr.. John Campbell, of this place
expects to spend the winter in some manu-
featuring business at Philipsburg, leaving
here at the expiration Of the November
court, to which he has been summoned as
Grand Juror.
If you want an overcoat for $3.50,
call at Lyon S Cos.
We know of gentleman who has a
fine, fresh-milk COW for sale. Now, If
there IL any one who desires an animal Of
this description they need but call at
this office, and we will tell them where
they can get her.
"A literary society has been formed by
several of the prominent young gentlemen
about town, and will meet for organization
next Saturday night. We can certainly
wish an organization formed for such a
worthy object the highest success.
The best line of shirts from 46 cents
up, at Lyon & Cos.
"A special meeting Of the Executive
Committee Of the Young Mems Christian
Association will be held in their room to-
morrow evening at the close Of the regular
devotional meeting. A full attendance is
desired as business of importance is TO re-
ceive attention.
"A collision Of two vehicles occurred
on Allegheny street Wednesday night of
last week. Both Of the vehicles were up
set, their occupants being introduced TO
familiar acquaintance with the soft mud
below. Quite fortunately, the vehicles
we're uninjured, the horses did not run of
and all concerned took the accident with
the utmost good nature.