Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-09
Trade at the Philadelphia Branch

vi the thlrty-nVe Voters NJ Ghfiilhn |
Hotel, we are informed that thirty-four |
arc for Hancock and English. Good
Piles of clothing ''mountain high" at
the Philadelphia Branch Store.
On Monday night tho borough coun-
Gil decided 10 widen the bridge crossing
the race on High street.
Gents furnishing goods, neat and in
expensive, at the Philadelphia Branch.
The roof of the Bush Arcade building
has received fresh covering of tar, and
now its occupants will not fear the PEN
etrating rains of fall
In the train which departed from this
place last Thursday afternoon all the gen.
tlemen who occupied the smoking car were
for Hancock. A vote taken showed 30 for
Hancock, for Garfield
Miss Lide Mckinley, of this place,
returned home on Tuesday after an extend
ed visit at the residence of her sister in
Lock Haven.
We are glad to notice that Mr.. John
Anderson, who was so seriously injured
week or two ago in assisting to move
safe, is again able to be about.
Send for the Fair Number of the
Rural Neto Yorker, "a Park Row, New
York. 1t is the handsomest and most
instructive agricultural and horticultural
number ever published anywhere. 1t will
be sent to our subscribers without charge.
Economy should be studied by the
family as well as by the nation, and every
family in Centre county will consult their
best interests by patronizing the grocery
store of Sechler & Co. Who will be the
first TO engage in this reform?
The Jewish New Year, or Rosh Ha
Shona, was duly observed by the Hebrew
citizens of this place on Monday last. The
festival began. at sunset on Sunday evening
and continued until the same time on Mon
day evening. The services were held in
-Aa hall connected with the residence of
The reV-~ Mr.. Lyon officiating.
iivered in Humes' nIa.Poet Burns" de-
night, by Rev. DR.. John Mofiat, atrradav
a fair audience, though not so large as the
merits of the lecture deserved. 1t is spoken
= of by all as a scholarly, high-toned deliv.
ance, displaying much critical taste and
: refined sentiment.
Notwithstanding what may be the
drift of popular sentiment in favor Of any
Presidential candidate, the passing event:
indicate that s. A. Brew 81 Sons grocery
store is the proper place to buy anything
that may be desired in that line. They
are careful and obliging merchants, and
command large share of the public pat.
ronage.
If next Thursday is favorable, the
, picnic Of the Patrons OF Husbandry on
, top of Nittany Mountain will DO one OF
the most delightful occasions imaginable.
Bellefonte and vicinity will turn out in
full force, and other portions Of the county
need only follow her example to make the
9TH annual picnic of that organization the
largest yet held In addition TO the speak
ers mentioned last week, Hon. s. T.
Yocum and Senator Cyrus Alexander will
also be present to tell what they know
about farming.
The firm of Bauland & Newman, of
the Bee Hive, have enjoyed an immense
trade since starting their merchant tailor
ing establishment, and, encouraged by
past ;ecess, intend to prosecute their busi-
ness with even greater energy during the
| fall and winter. For that purpose, Mr. J.
! Ii. Bauland is now in the city, purchasing
large stock of desirable and seasonable
fabrics for that department, and p Mr. b.
ia gentleman of fine taste and perfect
connoisseur in all that pertains to a gentle
mans outfit, the large stock which will
soon arrive ia expected to surpass any SINH
lar display ever exhibited 70 this COM
/ munity.
-"Old Frenchy," one of the local edi-
tors of the Republican Morning Ne,os, very
much to the disgust of our sensible business
men of all political parties, has been med
ding with private business transaction,
: seeking to give 1t political significance
: In the issues of that newspaper Of last
Saturday and Monday, (referring TO the
sale of the Mccoy Sc Linn ore prop
l erty in which the Messrs. Thompsons, OF
! Centre Furnace, owners of royalty in the
: ore Of twenty-five cents a ton, Joined the
other parties to the saIe), he alludes to a
conversation with the purchasers which
did not occur as detailed by him, and ex-
lists only in his desire to pervert and torture
joke. The question was asked the pur-
chaser-a Republican-if he did not think
the parties making the sale should support
I Garfield, protection candidate for Presi-
, dent, when he evidently bored) indiffer-