Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-29
Local Department.
April ends tomorrow.


$l25.
The first day of May brings the last
quarter of the moon.
--Conklin farm and lumber wagons for
sale by Alexander Sc Co.
--Mangel wurzel and sugar beet seed
for sale by Alexander s. Co.
Tho matinee this afternoon will be
delightful entertainment.
Just opened big line of broche border
ribbons, at Lyon s. Co.'S.
"A splendid array of clothing is now
on display at tho Philadelphia Branch
store.
Men and boys clothing of every quail
ity and size at the Philadelphia Branch
clothing store.
Heller, the magician, will give an ex-
hibition in Reynolds Hall tomorrow ove-
ming, April 30.
"A splendid button shoe at Lyon &
Co.'S, Tor Sl.25.
Rev J. p. Hughes occupied the pulpit
of the Lutheran church, of this place, last
Sunday morning.
"A splendid Cortland platform spring
wagon, buggy and phaeton for sale by
Alexander & Co.
Mrs. Harry Brew, of Tyrone, spent
tho first few days of this week with her
parents in this place.
Attend the matinee TO be given at 2
o'clock this afternoon by the Anglo
American Marionettes.
The finest stock of ladies' French kid
button boots, at Lyon & Cos.
Mr.. Cyrus B. Stover and family, of
Millheim, have departed for Pleasant Val
ley, Lincoln county, Kansas.
, 1t is foolish to do without good clothes
while they may be purchased so cheap at
the Philadelphia Branch store.
Alexander Sc Co. have re-lettered the
sign attached TO the awning on the High
street side of their business headquarters.
"A State Convention of School Super
intendents is now in session at Harrisburg,
Prof. Henry II. Meyer being in attendance.
Mr.. levin, ofthe Philadelphia Branch
store, has returned home, bringing with
him another large stock of beautiful cloth
ing.
George f. Borie, Esq, delivered free
lecture in Philipsburg last Monday night
on the subject of "American Oddfellow-
ship"
Tho portico of Mr.. w. +. Criders's
residence on Linn street has recently been
repainted by that excellent workman, Mr..
L. J. Doak.
Many Of the beautiful new suits in
which Bellefonte gentlemen are now ap-
pcsring were purchased at the Philadelphis
Branch store.
Mr.. Graham, the Allegheny street bal =
Der, has been making improvements in a
lavish manner in and about his barber shop
during this spring.
The residence of Mr.. Thaddeus Ham,
ilton, on Howard street, occupied by Mr..
Thomas Shaughensey, has received new
roof and other repairs.
The usual monthly meeting will be
held in the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association on Sunday afternoon
next at O'Clock. All are invited to be
present.
Down the road 10 poverty and death,
plunges the man, by taking costly and
poisonous medicines, when one of Days
Kidney Pads would make him hale and
hearty man.
-Philipsburg will have few handsome
residences added TO her present number
during the coming summer. Among them
will be one for Mrs, j. A. Canoe and also
one for DR.. Lorraine.
Mr.. Benjamin schroyer and Mr.
Clifford Thomas, the former an express
messenger and the latter learning his trade
In the machine shops Of Altoona, spent
last Sunday at home.
Mrs John G. Love, of Linn street, is
rejoicing In the possession of q beautiful
amaryllis, q most rare and lovely plant,
which ia at present bearing the wealth Of
eight fully developed blossoms.
Miss Mary Mcbride will open large
and handsome stock of fine millinery to-
day, in her store room on the corner Of
Allegheny and Bishop streets. This fine
assortment has been placed at the lowest
prices.
Mrs. Calvin Waltz, sister of Mrs
Peter Wian, died on Sunday morning at
six O'Clock, after protracted illness. The
funeral took place on Tuesday morning at
10 o'clock from the residence Of Mr.. Wian
at Beavers farm, in Spring township.
Evidently, there are many "sugar and
saltu Christiana in this place. who arc