Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-03-11
Local Department.
Yesterday was a lovely day.

Everybody can smoke good cigars If
they buy them of Harry Green.
-"St. Patrick's day in the morning"
next Wednesday, 18th instant.
The finest Nansook and Swiss embroid-
cries, just received at Lyon s. Co.'S.
The commonest object that now we
meet, is marble playing in the street.
Lyon & Co. have just received the
largest and best stock of shoes in town.
-Ex-Gov. Curtin was registered at the
st. James, in New York, on Saturday last
The largest stock of embroideries just
received at Lyon & Co. =, from one cent
per yard up
One of the secrets which people cannot
solve is how Harry Green can sell the best
cigars so cheap.
Mr.. Daniel Rhoades has recently made
some improvements to the front porch of
his dwelling house.
The Centre Hall Y. NJ. G. A. held n
public meeting last Sunday in the NJ. Z.
church of that place.
Alfred Nicholl, Esq, was in New York
city last week, purchasing fresh stock of
goods for Valentines stores.
The literary circle formed some time
since at Pleasant Gap continues to hold
sessions of undated interest.
Mr.. George A. Chase and his son
William, formerly of Coleville, have re-
Gently removed TO Johnstown.
If you want anything in dry goods,
dress goods or clothing, you can save
money by buying of Lyon & Co.
"A good morocco warranted shoe for
Sl.l0 at Lyon & Co.'S, which you had
better see before buying elsewhere.
MIR. James Wolfenden, of Lock Haven,
called at our office on Saturday afternoon
last. He is courteous, pleasant gentleman.
Mr.. Chanfrau, who appears in Rey-
nolds' Opera House on Tuesday night, is
one of the best actors on the American
stage
The Bohemian glass blowers, who ex-
hibited in town last week, expressed them
selves as highly satisfied with their re-
ceipts.
DIR. Thomas r. Hayes exhibits his us
usl enterprise even in the work of making
garden, and has already planted early
potatoes.
Rev. ]. +. Delong, of the Reformed
church, was taken suddenly Ill on Sunday
last and was unable to conduct his custom
ary services.
Rev. S. c. Swallow, presiding elder of
this district of the VI. +. church, is at
present in Altoona, attending the annual
conference.
The officers Of the Fifth regiment,
National Guard, met in Tyrone last eve-
ming to transact business relating to mill
tary matters.
Mr.. John Sourbecks successful effort
in inducing Mr.. Frank Chanfrau to visit
Bellfonte ia n fitting debm TO his career as
Assistant Burgess.
Next Saturday evening, Prof Abbey,
who has been training class in music at
Philipsburg, will give concert in Potter's
Hall at that place.
Mr.. Henry Kabello, former we'll
known citizen and member of council from
this place, on Tuesday last, removed his
family to Altoona.
Lyon X Co. have just opened the
finest line Of button shoes-every pair war
ranted-which 1t would be well to see
before buying elsewhere.
Mr.. John Sourbeck deserves the
thanks of this community for bringing
such entertainments TO town IA "Kit, the
Arkansas Traveller" on Tuesday night.
Mrs. Jane Brown advertises a large
amount of household furniture for sale
from her residence near Valentines Forge,
on Saturday, March 20, at one O'Clock p. NJ. |
The residence and school house be-
long to Miss Petrikin, on High street,
have each recently received fresh coat of
paint, very much improving their appear
ance.
Each Wednesday and Friday evening, |
meetings of very interesting nature are
held in the Episcopal church, Of this place.
The collections on Wednesday evening are
devoted TO Diocesan missions.
Mr.. w. Garberich, of near Linden
Hall, has only one toe on his left foot.
This is because he had the misfortune to
cut the other four off while working with
an axe, on the 25th of last month.
Mrs. Mullen, widow of the late Felix
Mullen, will soon move into the frame
dwelling house next to Harper's store on
Spring street, now occupied by Mr.. George
Marshall. 1. is at present being fitted up