Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-20
Local Department.

Far Luna reached her lirSt quarter
last Monday.
Fine straw hats for men and children,
at Lyon & Cos.
-Millheim borough is preparing for
Decoration Day.
Don't buy any shoes until you have
seen Lyon & Co.'S.
Harry Green is the fellow who can sell
you an A No cigar.
Mr.. Daniel Garman and lady are vis-
iting in Philadelphia.
For your lawns and summer dress
goods, so to Lyon & Co.'S
-Wanted-money in exchange for ee-
CANT goods at the Philadelphia Branch
store.
james Harris Il Co. are headquarters
for all reaper and mower repairs, and Sec
tions.
Mrs. d. G. Bush, accompanied by her
son George, arrived in town on Monday
evening.
Harry Green's cigars are much like
the pretty girls-all the gentlemen are
after them.
The rapidly increasing popularity of
Days Kidney Pad is due solely to its in
trinsic merits.
He is indeed person hard to Smt who
cannot be suited in the latest style at the
Philadelphia Branch.
TO the farmers At Harris hardware
store you can get repairs for all the lead
ing reapers and mowers.
The new residence of Prof. Smith, at
State College, was finished last Saturday.
1t is a model of beauty and neatntss.
Mrs. Fanny Brown, wife of Mr. s.
Brown, of Millheim, died of consumption,
on the 9Th instant She had been i'll about
six months.
To the farmers Examine your mow-
ers and reapers while there is time and
send your orders to James Harris x Co.
for all needed repairs.
Mr.. II. W. Hoover, of Unionville,
lost 300 cords of wood by fire on his clear
ing, about one mile west of that place, last
Thursday night.
The steady increase in the number of
people who come from all over the county
to the Philadelphia Branch keeps Levin
and sternberg busy showing their goods.
r. NJ. Magee. Esq. has laid new
sidewalk before his residence on Penn
street. Mr.. Magee is the owner of n very
beautiful property, which he always keeps
in excellent repair.
"A very few dollars, if judiciously ex-
pended, will make young man look so
line that his girl will have no reason to be
ashamed of him. levin, at the Philadel-
phia Branch, can explain how it is done.
levin, at the Philadelphia Branch
not only desires TO sell his goods, but also
wishes to have everything that is pur-
chased please the buyer. If persons are
not thoroughly satisfied, he does not wish
them to buy.
The Presbyterian congregation were
treated, last Sunday, to discourse on
missionary work in Japan. 1t was deliv
cred by Rev. Miller, former missionary
in that country, a7d contained some very
edifying information.
"A creditable action. The Insurance
Company of North America, in addition
to its heavy losses in the Milton fire, has
contributed five hundred dollars to the
sufferers. This company is represented in
Bcllefonte by Geo. l.. Potter
We are informed that by recent fires
which prevailed in Snow Shoe township,
Mr.. J. HARRISON Holt lost six extensive
RATS. The residence of DR.. Stewart was
also in imminent danger, its destruction
being averted only through the most des-
perate exertions.
-Millheim recently lost two good citi-
zens in the persons Of Messrs. J. b. Mus
ser and Allison Miller. These two gem
temen have gone to some enterprising
town in the State of Illinois, where they
will make their home in the future, and
where we hope fortune will smile upon
them.
The latest big boom is in commercial
travellers. The irruption of Goths, Van
dals and Lombardians from their northern
fsstnesses was nothing compared to the
deluge of these "rosd agents" upon Belle
fonte during the last week The Brocker-
hoff House closed its capacious nav over
sixty-three and is still looking for more.
The dramatic club of State College are
practicing upon Eugene ArGm, dra-
matization Of Lord Lytton's tale of that
title They expect TO have it ready for
presentaticn on the 2sth of May, and as
they have been highly successful In all
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