Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-12
Local Department.


Go to Harry Green's for choice cigars.
The beautiful moonlight evenings are
here again.
For all articles of mems and boys
clothing go to the Philadelphia Branch.
Call at the Philadelphia Branch cloth
ing store and see the immense stock of
goods.
The next meeting of the Temperance
Union of Bellefonte, will be held on
Thursday evening, September 2.
Summer will soon be over, but not so
with trade at the Philadelphia Branch
clothing store. 1t rapidly increases.
If you want pleasant surprise, 60 to
the Philadelphia Branch store and inquire
the price of their mems and boys clothing.
Clothing is large item in the ex-
penses of all gentlemen, but it can be re-
duced to the minimum by buying at the
Philadelphia. Branch.
Centre County Pomona Grange will
meet at Centre Hall, next Tuesday, Au-
gust II. There will be three sessions-10
A. N. and 2 and 7P. NJ.
-Facts-not fancies-are what we want,
and it is fact that the Philadelphia
Branch store sells mems and boys cloth
ing cheaper than any other establishment.
The regular meeting of the Hancock
and English Club in this place, last Friday
evening, was addressed by J. w. Gephart,
Esq, and Gen. w. II. Blair, both max
ing excellent remarks.
Rev. J. Green Miles preached very
acceptable sermon TO large congregation
in the Baptist church, this place, last Sum-
day evening. He will preach again next
Sunday morning at lOl o'clock.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society assembled at the residence of Mrs.
John T. Johnston, last Friday evening.
Mrs. r. A. Magee and Mrs. Thos. II.
Hayes entertained the company with vocal
music.
Always foremost among the groceries
of this place is that of Sechler & Co. The
stock which they keep on hand is as
remarkable for its excellence as its COM
pleteness. The proprietor and his assist
ants are gentlemanly and obliging. Call
and be convinced.
Don't fail 10 call at the Bee Hive and
leave your order for fall suit They are
offering extra inducements now. They
guarantee TO give better goods and better
made for less money than can be got any
whore in this section. The fit of their
garments recommend themselves.
MIR. Fred. Bower and lady, of Howard,
met with runaway accident last Sunday.
They we're driving to neighboring
camp-meeting, when, owing to broken
bit, their horse became unmanageable
and ran away. When in the vicinity Of
Lauih's Iron Works they we're thrown
from the vehicle, receiving slight injuries
We were exceedingly panied to hear
of the death on Tuesday night of the
little boy baby of our young friends, Mr..
and Mrs. Augustus Hoover. The baby
looked Z N this world for ten brief days,
and felt title of the suffering 10 which
humanity is heir. A merciful Creator
saw that Heaven was better than earth
for the nurture of such flower, and
transplanted IL there, where it will develop
in perfect beauty.
"A lively Democratic meeting was
held at Johnston's school house, in Boggs
township, on Tuesday evening. The school
house was packed with enthusiastic Dem
ocrats and Hancock and English Club
for the school district was organized with
twenty-nine members. The meeting was
then addressed by Geo. r. Barrett, Esq.,
and Mr.. james Schoheld, both of whom
made excellent speeches.
Mr.. Samuel Decker, who resides near
Zion, met with misfortune last Friday in
the death of 8 valuable horse. The fact
that the animal was one Of : beautiful
match team aggravated still more the loss.
On Thursday evening Mr. Decker had
turned the horses into field and on Fri.
day morning discovered one lying cold in
death. We commiserate with Mr.. D. in
bis loss.