Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-04

prices, at Lyon n Co.'S.
MIR. IL. G.. Cronister, one of our
Martha Furnace friends, was in town on
Monday looking exceedingly we'll.
"A good winter suit $500, at Lyon Il
Cos.
Gregg Post, @. A. r., now has its
new rag carpet, woven in the national tri-
color-, laid upon the floor of the lodge
room
The windows of the Model Book
Store are prettily arranged, representing, it
ia snid, the artistic talent of Mr. Augustus
Hoover.
The young ladies who visited at the
residence of Mr.. w. +. Reeder departed
last week, leaving several inconsolnble
hearts behind them.
Hon. William Wilson, one of the MS
sociate judges of Union county. is attend
ing our court this week as n witness In one
Of the cases on the trial list.
The forty-eight acres of the Mccall
hi'ut ihIHl hH'"H rs NHN b'tk hhhlNl'l
was sold last Saturday to Mr.. W. W.
Beck for forty-scven dollars per acre.
DR.. Il. l.. Dartt lost n pocket case Of
medicines between Belleionte and Curtin's
Forge. The finder will be properly re-
warded BY returning It TO the Doctor
The "cottage prayer-mceting of the
Presbyterian denomination was held last
Tuesday night at the residence OF Mrs.
Harvey Mann, near Mann's Axe Works.
Rev. j. F. DeLong, of williamsport,
who has been called ns pastor Of the Re-
formed church, this place, will preach his
first sermons next Sunday morning and
evening.
1t is said that Mr.. Jerome II. STAN
bach. Of Asronsburg, now maintains his
equilibrium with the aid Of crutchcs He
cut his foot the other day land that /. the
cause of it.
Rev. :. l.. Silver, native Of this
county, who has recently been preach
ing in St Louis. has received and accept
ed call from tho Congregational church
a, Bunker Hill, Illinois.
Mr.. Samuel Huston, tLird son Of Mr.
james Huston, formerly of Nittauy, this
county died few weeks ago At his home +,
IN Kansas. Typhoid fever in its wors,
form caused his death
MIR. Philip Gross, grandfather Of Mrs
VIM b Mingle, of Centre Hall, died re-
csntly At hi. homo in New Berlin, Pa He
wss wealthy and liberal gentleman,
whose loss will be- much lsmen,ed.
Lawrence l. Brown ha. made large
reduction in the retail selling price Of an
thracite coal. Call and gc. his figure.
lie guarantees hest quality coal, we'll
screened, correctly weighed and delivered
promptly.
Mr.. James Weaver, of Aaronsburg,
while engaged the other day in pccling
logs, accidsntIy peeled his knee H. ia at
present resting At home awaiting the re-
covery Of the latter valuable member.
Capt. Evan Mile. and family, who
hAv" been spending some time among
friends in this place, are now in Washing
ton City The Captain will return again
before the expiration Of hi. leave u ab-
sence
Mr.. Samuel Ripka, of near Potter.
Mill', i. becoming famous like the Prophci
Samuel Of old. liut Mr. Ripkas celebrity
arises from the fact that he raiscs such
large iurnips, one of them weighing ak
and ohe-fourth pound..
The rag carpet mania, 10 use poliii-
csl vnlgsrity, still continues to boom. ''
The Young Men. Christian Association,
pf Centre Hall, are now endeavoring to
procure ono to cover the 8oor Of their
Association room.
The hsndsomcsi and biggest stock II
all-wool new dre.s go"d., st Lyon & Cos,
at less than city price,.
-Eagleyillc has an cnterprizing literary
society which meets every Friday evening.
Among the talented persons who are ac-
tive members Of the society are Edgar
Clark, Alice Dehsss, Laura Forester, II.
II. Hershbergcr and II. II. Lucas.
The union Thanksgiving service last
Sunday morning in the VI. y. church was
not 20 well attended a. IL should have been.
The sermon delivered by Rev A. ID. Yo-
cum, pastor Of the church, was highly APP
preciatcd by those who had the pleasure of
hearing IT,
Mr.. William Musscr, proprietor Of
the Millheim hotel, Is suffering from the
effects Of bullet wound in the shoulder,
received several years ago while hunting.
The wound had never entirely healed, but
1t was not apprehended that Il would cause
him any serious trouble.
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