Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-03-25
Local Department.

The trial list tor the April term of
court is now being prepared.
The finest stock of ladies French kid
button boots, Mt Lyon Il Cos.
Have you seen those beautiful split
Bamboo fly-rods at Deschner's?
For an elegant hat or cap go to the
Philadelphia Branch clothing store.
Cyrus Gordon, ESQ, Of Cleariield, ar
rived in town last Monday evening.
The finest line of Hamburg, Nansook
and Swiss embroidery, at Lyon * Cos.
Call at the Philadelphia Branch cloth
ing house and look at those $3.50 suitings,
"A new stoop has been placed at the
front of Mrs. Sussman's residence on High
street.
Mr.. Joseph Ccdars is much pleased
with the location of his new bakery on
Bishop street.
The funeral of Mr.. Joseph Schnell
will take place this Thursday afternoon
at . o'clock.
The material for suitings at the Phil
adelphia Branch clothing store will please
all. Try them.
-Ex-Sherifr Munson, of Philipsburg,
was observed OH the streets of this place,
last Tuesday.
Tomorrow, being Good Friday, is
legal holiday. Attend to your banking
business to-day.
York is appointed as the place of
meeting for the next annual Conference of
the NJ. 4. church.
1t was Darius Green who had the
flying machine, but it is Harry Green who
has the good cigars.
The recent interior renovation which
Valentines stores have received has worked
marvellous improvement
Howard has an inhabitant who says he
can solve the game of "iifteen" every time,
and explain how he docs it.
The next most important event TO oc-
cur is the special term Of court, called for
the second Monday in April.
valentines have a large stock Of mack
erel on hand. They are in want of butter,
eggs, bacon, lard and potatoes.
Rev. William Laurie has sufficiently
recovered from his recent indisposition
TO be able to appear on the street.
One dollar will buy as much at the
Philadelphis Branch clothing store, as a
dollar and half at any other store.
Mr.. John Irwin has been putting some
fancy lettering on John Sourbeck's fruit
market.
Valentines have just received fine
lot of silks, warranted not to cut or wear
shiny. They are opening new goods every
day.
Give Levin, of the Philadelphia
Branch clothing store, call. He will be
happy to receive you and show you his
goods.
MIR. c.. a. Lindsay, now of Pittsburg,
has been spending the last week in this
place. His many friends were pleased 10
see him.
The largest and best assortment Of
fishing tackle can be found at Deschner's
Sporting Emporium, High street, Belle
fonte, Pa.
John Smith, the Watchman's csnd-
date for President, was married on Tuesday
of last week, TO Miss May Durborrow, Of
Huntingdon.
Gordon & lands, dealers in all va
rieties of machinery, have located them
selves temporarily in McCaiferty's block,
High street.
Miss Kate Jackson, daughter OF George
Jackson, Eco, entertained a pleasant little
coteris Of friends at her fathers residence,
lat Saturday evening.
Prof. G. l.. Gramley, Of Rebersburg,
will open select school in that place on
the 18th of April. He has had considera-
BILE experience as q teacher.
The residence Of Mr.. Frank Burds, of
Aaronsburg, caught fire one night last
week, but the flames were extinguished
before much damage was done.
Miss Minerva Gift, of Centre Hall, a
gifted and excellent music teacher, will
commence q class In instrumental music,
at that place, during next week.
"A literary entertainment was given at
Millheim on Friday evening last, 10 which
an admission Of five cents for adults and
three cents for children was charged.
Painters are engaged In applying the
second coat Of paint to the residences Of
Mr.. Thomas Reynolds, Miss Petriken and
Mrs. William T. Wilson, on High street.
Mr.. James Mitchell, residing on
Spring street, has been very III since