Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-06
Local Department.

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Best muslins 6 cents per yard, at Lyon
X Co.'S.
Penn Bigony has been on a trip to
Pittsburg.
"A woman's warranted shoe 9s cents
at Lyon & Cos.
Mr.. Philip Teats and family have re-
moved TO Altoona.
The residence of Mr. a. S. Valentine
has been repainted,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Thomas re-
turned last night.
Splendid cashmere, all wool, at I5
cents, at Lyon & Co.'S.
-Milesburg is anxious for steam saw
mill, and J. Miles Green, Esq, says he
will build it.
The editor Of the WatehmaH, in his
last issue, intimatcs that he once attended
Sabbath-school
"A new door has lately been placed in
the tailoring department of Montgomery
" Co.'S store.
-Handsome-the plants and flowers in
the drug store of J. Walter Zeigler, on
Allegheny street.
The pardon OF Michael Cooney, of
this place, has been recommended by the
Board of Pardons.
The latest stock of ladies' hats, satins,
ribbons, flowers and feathers. at bottom
prices, at Lyon * Cos.
The handsomest and biggest stock of
all-wool new dress goods, at Lyon * Co.'S
at less than city prices.
The handsomest lot of beavers, chin
ehillas, and a great many other stylish
overcoats, at Lyon & Cos.
Joseph Smith, of Milesburg, owns a
three-tailed pig but Harry Green, of this
place, sells the best cigars.
The new Evangelical church near
Greenvlle, in Sugar Valley, will be dedi-
Gated, on Sunday, November Ii.
The best stock of boots and shoes,
which we warrant the very best and at the
lowest prices, at Lyon & Cos.
1t required eight days to fill the Peni-
tcntiary reservoir at Huntingdon, the ca
pacity for which is $50, 900 gallons.
With one of Harry Green's cigars in
your mouth and an overcoat on your back,
you will be well-protected from the cold.
Bishop A. w. Wayman, ID. D., of the
A. VI. +. church, is announced to preach
this evening in st. Paul's chapel, this
place.
The Houtz heirs gave grand banquet
at the Arlington House, Houtzdale, last
Friday night, in honor of their victory in
the late ejectment suit.
The roof Of Mr.. w. W. McKinney's
house, at Port Matilda, was seriously dam
aged by fire last Saturday afternoon. Tho
loss was covered by insurance.
Mr.. Ed. Garman is of on pleasure
trip to Milton, Lewisburg. CoatesviIle and
Philadelphia He will take in all the
handsome young ladies on his route.
The Library Association at Philips
burg possesses library Of over six hun
dred volumes, and expects soon TO add
large number OF new works 10 its present
collection.
The establishment kept by Cyrus
Weaver Is called the "Cuban Cigar
Store" and is now ornamented with sign
painted on yellow ground and bearing
that inscription.
Daniel q. Bush, Esq, believes in
keeping his property in good condition.
Among other improvements, fresh coat Of
paint has been added 10 the exterior Of his
handsome residence.
Corn husking must be ono Of the arts
which has been brought to perfection with
Mr.. Jared u. kreamer, a sound Democrat
Of Spring Bank He lately husked i2l
bushels in eleven hours.
Both bones in the fore part Of one Of
Master Elmer Mallory's arms were broken
recently, the result Of fall from hickory
tree. Elmer Is the son of Tobias Mallory,
Esq., who resides in Spring township.
Previous TO the departure of Rev. J.
q. Shoemaker, of Aaronsburg, TO his new
home in Kansas, he was presented with
handsome gold-headed cane, atestimonnial
Of regard from the children Of his Sunday
school.
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, well
screened, correctly weighed and delivered
promptly.
MIR. Jacob Dinges, a saddler, Of Centre
Hall, was compelled recently 10 have his
'left arm amputated. One Of the bones in
his arm had been injured and was continu-
ally growing worse, which made the oper-
alton necessary.