Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-11
Local Department.


is in town.
Blondes are out of fashion. Bru-
nettes are in demand.
Men and boys buy your clothing at
the Philadelphia Branch.
1T always pays well--to buy clothing
at the philadelphia Branch.
LEVIN, of the Philadelphia Branch,
offers splendid bargains in mems and boys
clothing.
Turkey and plum pudding nert-
Daily Ne,oS Nothing but buckwheat cakes
nor, though.
In all the requisites that make good
cigar those sold by Harry Green outrank
all others.
Mrs. Reuben Valentine and family, of
this place, are spending the winter in
Philadelphia
Mrs. Harry Hicks arrived home last
Friday night after visit of several weeks
in Chester county.
The funniest fellow on the American
continent-"Bob Burdette" in
Altoona last Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Holmes, of this
place, moved to Birmingham, Huntingdon
county, on Tuesday of last week.
The moon was quarter full last Tues
day evening, That is ever less than can
be said of many people who looked at it.
The Centre County Pomona Grange
meets next Tuesday at Centre Hall, hold
ing three sessions-at 10 A. NJ, and 9 and
7P.M.
Keep warm and comfortable this win
ter by wearing that splendid gents and
boys clothing for sale at the Philadelphia
Branch.
About all the weather-wise prophets
predict a cold winter, which is about the
most conclusive evidence we can have that
it will be warm.
One thousand men and boys can be
given employment at the Philadelphia
Branch in purchasing from their large
stock of clothing.
The passenger train from Lock Haven,
yesterday afternoon, was delayed for sew
eral hours by wreck near Howard. We
believe that no one was injured.
Services will be held in the Presby-
terian church tomorrow evening, some
minister preaching there whose name we
have not learned, but whom all the Pres
byterians desire to hear.
House plants seem to be growing lux
uriantly. In almost every window may
be seen beautiful lily, cactus or other
plant which displays wealth of blossoms
and profusion of foliage.
Some rascal entered the store of Mr..
Henry Eckenroth, at Pleasant Gap, on
Thursday night of last week and carried
off about $50 worth of goods, including
tobacco, cigars, hose, handkerchiefs, &c.
An exchange says that "the true way
TO advance another's virtue is to follow it,
and the best way to cry down anothers
vice is to decline it," Just so; and the
best way to get good groceries is to buy
them of s. A. Brew & Son.
-Vennor predicts terrible snow storm
to begin December % and continue seven
teen hours, during which an average depth
of eleven feet and half of snow will fall.
From which we judge that sleighs will be
a profitable investment this winter.
The death of Mr.. VIM. Askey occur
red at his home in Moshannon on Tuesday
Of last week. The deceased was gentle
man of excellent character, and had been
an elder in the Presbyterian church for
several years. He was II years of age.
The boys who have been engaged in
stealing away the boards in front of the
Presbyterian church are ordered to return
them Immediately or policeman will be
sent after them. The young rascals are
we'll known, as two of them we're discov-
cred in the act on Saturday last.
Miss Ada Tonner, the graceful and ac-
compIished daughter of the late Rev. Jno.
loDnefJ vi thlS piaSci anu sistet VI hTs'
Henry P. Harris, died at Canton, Ohio, on
Tuesday night of last week, after long
fitness. Her disease was consumption of
the bowels. 1t will be remembered she
visited her sister in this place about one
year ago. Her death will be lamented.
The Tyrone Times says James Attic,
fireman on the Bald Eagle Valley branch,
met with an accident at Julian last week
which may cost him his life. While his
train was stopping at that place he for
some cause got on top of box car, from
which he fell to the ground head foremost,
injuring his head and breast, and straining
his wrist His condition is very precarious
at this writing.
The meetings to be held in the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms next