Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-27
Local Department.


Co.'S.
"A splendid chid's suit for Sl.65, at
Lyon II Co.'S.
Fine straw hats for men and children,
at Lyon s. Cos.
Don't buy any shoes until you have
seen Lyon II Cos.
The best cigars in the market are
those sold by Harry Green.
Rev. r. Crittenden and family are
visiting friends at Montrose, Susquehanna
county.
Assistant Burgess John Sourbcck has
placed handsome new delivery wagon on
the road.
Joys are our wings, sorrows are our
spurs, Days Kidney Pad is health, medi-
cine is death.
Before you so away TO visit your
friends buy new suit of clothing Mt the
Philadelphia Branch.
If practice makes perfect, the Noun
tain City Band should rival any kindred
organization in the State.
Mr.. Henry Harris, the Howard street
undertaken, has improved his residence by
the addition of new porch.
If you would be as happy as king
and as handsome as a sunhower, buy your
clothing at the Philadelphia Branch.
The mail train, which formerly reach
ed this place at 1913 o'clock A. NJ, now
arrives twelve minutes earlier-at 9.5l
o'clock A. NJ.
The benevolent people of Howard
contributed about two hundred dollars
worth of provisions and clothing to the
Milton sufferers.
1t is not everybody who can look
handsome, but gentlemen can come very
near it by buying their clothing at the
Philadelphia Branch.
The condition of the thermometer in
May suggests the desirability of summer
clothing, and the Philadelphia Branch
store is the place to buy it.
The May moon is now waning. On
Sunday it will reach its last quarter, when
moonlight rambles will be no more until
it is renewed again next month.
Hon. Henry Green, of Easton, is the
Republican nominee for Supreme Judge,
but Hon. Harry Green, of this place, is the
peoples nominee to sell fine cigars.
Buy your dry goods, groceries, queens
ware, &c, at Hoffer's, on Bishop street,
where there are no misrepresentation.
"Fair dealing" is the motto at Hoffer's.
Mr.. Charles Lord Galloway, of Balti-
more, has been in town for the past few
days, making himself generally agreeable,
as he is so we'll able TO do. Mrs. Galloway
will soon join him.
-Picnics are now in season, but how
much more thoroughly are such occasions
enjoyed if the gentlemen who attend them
have bought their light clothes at the
Philadelphia Branch.
Gregg Post, G. A. r., will attend NJ.
+. church, next Sunday morning, in a
body. They will appear in full uniform.
a sermon suitable to the occasion will be
delivered by Rev. J. Donahue.
The feelings of rage and jealousy with
the ClearGeld papers, last week, knew nc
bounds. To think that place like Clear.
field should have a circus on Monday, the
3lst of this month, when Bellefonte has nc
prospect of any during the season
The State Medical Society met at AL.
toona last week and was attended by many
of the medical fraternity of Centre county
DIR. Thos. r. Hayes was appointed one oI
the delegates TO represent the Pennsyl.
MIA Society at the next gathering of the
New York State Society.
MIR. w. w. Browns Jewell City Re-
publican mentions visit which that form.
er well-known citizen of this county, Mr.
jeremiah Furey, recently made to tina;
place. While there he purchased ar
81 800 farm, situated about two miles from
Jewell City, on which, we suppose, he in
tends to locate.
Col. John L. Eckel, of Sugar Valley
is the possessor of some Continental money
dated February 90, l777-over one hun
dred years old. While we admire antiqui
ty in coins, it is exactly the opposite quail
ty we require in good groceries. Indeed
the fresher they are, the more desirabl,
they become, and therefore all should
patronize sechler Il Co.'s grocery store
which keeps nothing but fresh goods.
One hundred thousand people witness
cd the boat race between Hanlan anC
Courtney, and unite in expressing them
selves as much disappointed at the result
Hanlan had It all his own way. A simila,
result Is witnessed in this place every weel