Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-04
Local Department.

MIR. james Williams, of Lemont, was
visible in town last Friday.
MIR. John NJ. Duncan, of Montours-
vile, was visible in town on Tuesday.
The market fees for the two weeks
ending with last Saturday were onlyS4.45.
Don't hesitate, if your kidney trouble
you, for Days Kidney Pad will surely
cure.
Mr.. Fount Crider ofIiciated as Presi-
dent pro tenn of Council last Monday
night.
The Philadelphia Branch clothing
store is the proper place to purchase
clothing.
The ladies of the Reformed church
cleared S85 by the oyster dinner and supper
given last Friday.
For the best mems and boys clothing
at the lowest price go to the Philadelphia
Branch.
Thursday, November %, has been ap-
pointed by Rutherford b. Hayes as a day
for thanksgiving and prayer.
"A new fence is being built between
the residences of Mr. Van Tries and Mrs.
Livingstone, on Spring street
ALI the clothing a gentleman needs
can be purchased at the Philadelphia
Branch.
The State College cadets bore on their
banner, last Friday, the inscription, "The
student the future artisan and farmer"
Men and boys, save your money by
buying clothing at the Philadelphia
Branch.
The Temperance Union of Bellefonte
will hold its usual monthly meeting this
evening at u o'clock in the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association. The
public are invited to attend.
The usual monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held next Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Mr.. james Harris will conduct the exer-
cises. Everybody is cordially invited to
be present.
The youth who permits his sweetheart
to rule him is a miss guided young man !;
but if, after marriage, she induces him to
purchase groceries of Sechler & Co., she
will be guiding him properly. The ladies
should all try it.
The elegant double-reAector oil lamp
now hanging in Wilson, McFarlane & Cos
ba-d yora atora Il ;rtapdad for N nhurcb at
Housewife. The effect is so brilliant that
they expect to place two of similar pat
tern permanently in their store.
When Boston man invites you to
dinner and writes an. B." to postscript
1t means "No Beans" In this place it
means that all the groceries used in the
viands were bought at Sechler & Cos gro
Gerry, and "no better" can be procured at
any other store.
The lady who baked beautiful cake
and left it out doors over night to be
"frosted" does not reside in Bellefonte.
Ladies of our own town know that they
can get the sugar, eggs and all other gro
ceries they need in plain or fancy cooking
direct from the store of s. A. Brew & Son
"A gentleman was handling shot gun
while in the hardware store of Wilson
McFarlane e. Co., one day last week, when
it was accidentally discharged, sending
several shot into the woodwork and
through the glass at the right of the en-
trance. Fortunately, no one was in the
way TO stop the course of the shot.
"A woman, writing to a friend, says
"I put piece of bridle-cake under my
pillow last night" Wonder if It didn'
blinder7 Bits of further information may
be buckled on by exchanges who give free
reins 10 their fancy.-Boston Globe. Their,
are traces of deep design in this. YoI
better halter saddle be your fate.-Ph,la
delDhia Record Such remarks are calcu
lated to spur us on, but we fear to stirruI
the woman's ire.
Those who delight TO look at beauti
full jewelry and silverware should call a
the store of Mr.. G. +. Richards, on High
street. his STOCK Is larger and more com
plete than ever before. There is a costly
gold ring valued at $3.50. 1t Is impos
sible to enumerate one-quarter of the
beautiful things in his establishment, bu,
all who call will be sure to find something
to suit their taste. Mr.. Richards is 9
skillful jeweler, and combines rare tasts
and knowledge of the needs of the public
with his other requirements.
MIR. L. Klepper, formerly Of Cole.
vile, and now Of Philipsburg, was wed
ded last Thursday evening to Miss Ada
Haupt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon
Haupt, of this place. The ceremony wal
performed by Rev. w. A. Ridge, of Eagle.
vile, at the residence of the brides pa.
rents on Thomas street. The groom is 8