Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-08
Local Department.

Have you been to the Philadelphia
Branch clothing store2
inherit will win, is illustrated by the
rapidly increasing demand for Days Kid
ney Pad.
New Languedoc laces, at Lyon Il Cos.
MIR. Thomas Hicks has been tarrying
among his old friends in this place for the
past week.
"A good hat at Lyon & Cos, for 30
cents.
We noticed Mr.. Edward Humes, of
Philipsburg, among the gentlemen in town
Sn Sunday.
A line lace shoe at Lyon X Cos, for
Sl.25.
The Oliver chilled and Keystone plows
recommend themselves for sale by Alexan-
der & Co.
Mr.. levin, of the Philadelphia
Branch clothing store, will visit the city
next week.
The finest stock of ladies' French kid
button boots, at Lyon s. Cos.
Rev. Frank Wetzel delivered a sermon
in the Lutheran church, this place, last
Sunday evening.
"A splendid button shoe at Lyon &
Cos, iJr Sl.25.
Pearl Millet, German Millet, Hunga-
rian grass and Lawn seed for sale by Alex.
ander & Co.
The discourse of Rev. John Hewitt on
Sunday night was directed to the young
folks of the church.
Big line of linen collars at Lyon *
Cos, ior 8 cents.
Tho very best cigars within radius
of twenty miles are those sold by Harry
Green. Try them.
"A big line of flowers for belts and
neck wear, at Lyon II Cos.
MIR. Amos Oberdorf, an enterprising
farmer from near Hublersburg paid US
visit on Friday last.
just opened a big line Of brOche border
ribbons, at Lyon & Co.'S.
If you would buy clothing as cheap
as it can be bought in the city, go to the
Philadelphia Branch.
Eleven artists accompanying Baird's
Minstrel show.
levin, at the PhiIadelphia Branch
clothing establishment, has suits that will
ft everybody. Call on him.
Big lot of children's suits at Lyon &
Cos, from $500 up.
The next time you find a fve-cent
piece rolling up hill, step in and buy two
of Harry Green's fine cigars
Wide satin ribbons, all shades, for 10
cents a yard, at Lyon & Cos.
Rev. John Hewitt turned his atten-
tion to angling for trout last Friday after
noon. He handles the rod skillfully.
Three and four button kid gloves from
80 cents up, at Lyon & Cos.
The Bellefonte Band, under its new
leader, Mr.. W. II. Herr, gave pleasant
serenade on Monday evening last.
MIR. james Welch, of book store fame,
who recently has been living in Wash
ington, is now visiting in this place.
The finest line of Hamburg, Nansook
and Swiss embroidery, at Lyon & Co.'S.
Oliver chilled and Keystone plows,
also all kinds Of agricultural implements
for sale at Alexander S Cos, near the
depot.
Mfaa vTat.k h. Lnrr
visiting with friends in this place for some
time, returned to her home in Huntingdon
on Saturday.
Miss Mary +. schnell, daughter of
the late Joseph Schnell, has departed TO
reside with her brother Joseph at Bing-
bamton, N. Y.
Alexander & Co. sell Landreth's gar
den seeds, the beat In the market. -Four
five cent packages for fifteen cents and
eight for quarter.
in every contest the Ohio Chilled Pio,g
has been victorious. Sold by George w.
Thomas, Browns corner Allegheny and
Bishop streets.
The "Great Challenge Statue Clog
Dance" as performed by eight artists at
once, in Baird's Minstrel show, Is the
great sensation Of the season.
Mr.. Daniel w. Myers, of Boalsburg,
called at our Office during visit to town
ON Thursday last. lie reports everything
quiet and peaceful in that direction.
All styles Of rustic and decorated
flower pots, hanging and yard vases at II.
X. Hicks hardware house. Lowest possi-
BILE price. Ladies are invited TO call.
MIR. Lehman and family, who have
been the guests Of our mercantile citizen,
Mr.. Lyon, for some time, returned to