Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-10
Local Department.

Lyon II Co.'S.
Fine straw hats for men and children,
at Lyon & Cos.
Don't buy any shoes until you have
seen Lyon S Cos.
Charms strike the sight, but merit,
like Days Kidney Pad, wins the soul.
You always get good cigar from
Harry Green. Call at the drug store and
verify the fact for yourself.
james Lynough, miner working in
the Sterling mines near Houtzdale, was
killed few days ago by a fall of coal.
lie leaves large destitute family.
The Juniata Valley Methodist camp
meeting is to open at Newton Hamilton on
the 10th of August, and the West Branch
camp-meeting at Wayne Station on the
18th of August.
Quality up! Prices down. You will
find this to be the fact at Lewin's Phila-
delphia Branch. Call and examine his
will be satisfied.
Hoover, Hughes Il Co., of Philips
burg, were awarded the contract for build
ing the new railroad depot at Tyrone.
Mr. Hughes is number one builder, and
will put in good work
Samuel ii. Orwig, Esq, and wife, of
Mifilinburg, Union county, came to Belle
fonte on last Friday and remained until
Tuesday morning. While here they were
the guests of DR.. Thomas r. Hayes.
levin, at the Philadelphia Branch
Clothing House, can suit the tastes, the
wants and the means of everybody. He
has the styles, the qualities and the prices,
and don't you forget it when you come to
Bellefonte.
A number of the young men Of the
thriving borough of Millheim are making
an effort to organize a hook and ladder
company. The journal, of that place
says the idea is "very recommendable, !"
and wishes the project success.
Henry Duck, Esq, of Penn township,
was in town on Tuesday We noticed him
among those in attendance before Justice
Rankin in the Millheim case heard on
that day, and afterwards heard him giving
testimony in case before Justice Smith
Brew * Son are daily receiving new
invoices of all varieties of goods in their
line. They keep Il fine assortment of gro
ceries and provisions, and no one ever goes
wrong in calling at their store. Prices to
suit the times and satisfaction given to all
patrons of the establishment.
We had the pleasure few days ago of
meeting DIR. George Meyers, formerly of
Haines township, but at present actively
engaged in the practice of his profession in
Mercer county. DR.. Meyers was on a
was accompanied by his family.
One thing is very certain, and that
is that Grant will not be the. next Presi-
dent of the United States, but our friend
Sechler will continue to consult the wants
OF his customers, just as he has ever done
in the past, and supply them with the
The Beliefonte Morning Ne,cs says
that basket meeting" of the Disciple
congregation of Marsh creek, this county,
will be held near Robbs store, beginning
on Saturday, June 10, and continuing
two days. Two able preachers will be
present on the occasion and address the
meeting. All people of every denomina-
tion, are invited to be present.
"A citizens meeting was held at Lock
Haven, on Saturday evening and a suffi-
cient amount of money subscribed to &C.
cure the establishment of an extensive
paper and pulp mandatory. We con.
gratulate our neighbors on their public
spirit, as we'll as the advantages to accrue
to their city from the enterprise.
Capt Geo. Michaels, an old and high.
ly respectable citizen, formerly of Potter
township in this county, but for number
of years past residing in Karthaus town.
ship, Clearfeld county, died very sudden.
ly on Tuesday evening of last week. H'
had just finished eating his supper and
had only walked few steps, when he fell
and expired. The deceased was about sc
years of age.
"A clerical sporting party, composed ol
the Rev. Geo. Guyer, Rev. j. II. McMur.
ray, Rev. Il. X. Wilson and Rev. A. NJ
Creighton, chaperoned by the pleasant and
jolly Steiner of Philipsburg, passed q
three day recess from clerical labor, in
search of the "speckled beauties" inhab-
iting the mountain streams of Centre and
Clearfeld counties. They were quite sue
cessful, having bagged fifty dozen.
The Mountain City Band will hold a
festival in McClain's block, opposite The