Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-12-09
Local Department.

Parents should go to the Philadelphia
Branch for their boys clothing.
For fragrance of flavor and perfect aroma
Harry Green's cigars always win the diploma.
Handsome, neat-titting suits of the
finest fabrics at the Philadelphia Branch.
Arrest the sutlerings of your friends
by advising the use Of the Day Kidney
Pad.
The reading room OF the Young Men
Christian Association is now open every
night.
Tho first theatre of the season will ex-
hibit in Reynolds Opera House, this place,
tonight.
The African NJ. L. church, of this
place, is holding series of protracted
meetings.
You are respectfully invited to call
and examine the holiday goods at Zeler's.
No trouble to show goods.
Young lady, does your sweetheart
smoke? If so, buy him box of Harry
Green's cigars for Chistmas gift.
Last Monday night the council adopt
ed the proper measures to stop the leaks
existing in the water pipes on Allegheny
street.
Suits at law are Improbable; those
sold at the Philadelphia Branch pay the
customer 200 per cent. on the money in
vested.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association, on
Sunday afternoon, was an exceedingly
pleasant gathering.
knights, Agar & Co., of Lock Haven,
have Just finished 0-horse power engine
to be placed in the iron works of Bernard
Lauth S Co., of Howard.
Garments woven in the loom of nature
may be nice enough, but those for sale at
the Philadelphia Branch arc much more
comfortable this cold weather.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad will
be held at Lock Haven on Monday, Janu-
airy ~. zee AuNeFllseIneHL.
Nothing would be more acceptable to
gentleman for a Christmas gift than a
pair of warm gloves or a cap such as are
sold st the Philadelphia Branch.
The vacancy made by the falling of
stone from the main tower of the Presby-
terian church has been filed in with brick,
which adds immensely to the beauty of the
structure.
AT its regular monthly meeting last
Monday night, the borough council de-
cided to meet only once n month hereafter
the first Monday night Of each month
instead of the first and third as heretofore.
ALI old ladies who are well versed in
herbs can give sage advice, and their best
counsel will be to tell their friends and
neighbors to 20 to Sechler & Co.'S grocery
store for coffee, sugar, raisins, nutmegs
and all other articles in the grocery line.
Young ladies, especially, will be inter
ested in Rev DR.. Vincent's lecture on
THAT Boy" Many of them have long
been perplexed as to how TO win the affec-
tions of .'That Boy" and the Doctors dis
course will shed some light on the subject.
"A reference to our advertisements will
show that the Presbyterian congregation
of this place desire their annual business
meeting to be held on the second Tuesday
instead of the first day of January, and
are instituting legal proceedings accord
ingly.
No one should fail to visit Frank
Blair's jewelry store when making their
holiday purchases. His stock is larger,
finer and better than ever before. You
will find many choice articles there that
you will see nowhere else outside of the
large cities.
The Secretary of the State Grange OF
Patrons of Husbandry has effected re-
duction of rates on the railroads for all
who intend to be present at the annual
meeting to be held at Greensburg, West.
moreland county, next Tuesday, the l4th
instant.
"A barn located in the mountain be-
yond the Loop, owned by Mr.. Michael
Linglc, was destroyed by fire with all OF
its contents, consisting of large amount
of hay and straw, between the hours OF
eight and nine o'clock on Thursday night,
the 25th of November. 1t was not i'm
sured.
Our readers will recollect the fine
stock and large sales last Christmas of
mustache cups and fine china at Frank
Blair's. This induced him this year to
make large purchases in this line and he
has now in stock the finest goods in this
line that is manufactured. Anything more
elegant than he has is not made.
-Ex- Mayor Il. X. Bridgens, of Lock
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