Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-13
Local Department.


at Lyon & Cos.
Don't buy any shoes until you have
seen Lyon & Cos.
Clothing to suit everybody at the
Philadelphia Branch store.
Great bargains in alpaca busters,
only 90 cents, at Lyon & Co.'S.
Step into Mr.. F. P. Green's drug store
and buy one of Harry's cigars.
As the moon is now on the increase,
this is the time to get your hair cut.
For mems and boys summer under
clothing go to the Philadelphia Branch.
Why do you smoke poor cigars when
YOU can get good ones at the same price of
Harry Green2
The usual Wednesday evening service
in the Episcopal church will hereafter
begin at s O'Clock.
Just at present, clothing stores are
overrun with customers-espccially the
Philadelphia Branch.
Boxes have been placed around the
shade trees in front of the residence of Mr..
John Cook on Allegheny street.
Our banker friend, Mr.. Z. c. Humes,
has erected a substantial fence along the
Howard street side of his property.
Mrs Reed, of Allegheny street. enter
tanned the members of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society last Friday eve
ming.
The West Susquehsnna Chassis of the
Reformed church Is announced to meet at
Rebersburg next Wednesday, the 10Th
instant.
Spring hats and suits, and everything
in the line of mems garments, can be
bought most reasonably at the Philadelphia
Branch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Brown, in
company with Miss Mamie Harris and
Mr.. John G. Miller, spent Sunday last in
Huntingdon.
Now Is the time of the great rush for
summer clothing Buy at the Philadel-
phia Branch before the best of the large
stock Is gone.
The Philadelphia Branch clothing
store has one of the largest and best select
ed stocks ever brought to this place, and
the most affabie salesmen in town TO sell it.
The weather thus far during May has
been the exact reverse of what was proph-
esied by "Mansills Planetary Meteor
ology" and by the famous weather prophet,
Vennor.
Mr.. Samuel Rine, the engineer of the
water works, intends to keep the beautiful
spring free from all impurities, and has
built himself boat to be used for that es-
pecial purpose.
Centre County Pomona Grange will
convene at Centre Hall on Tuesday, the
25th instant. Three sessions will be held
in the hall of Progress Grange at that
place-at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and at and
7P. NJ.
Pain in the side, back and loins, with
debility and general emaciation, are symp.
tons of kidney complaint. Now is the
time TO prevent suffering and save money
by applying Days Kidney Pad.
Our friend, ]. Smith Barnhart, Esq
at present of Charles City, Iowa, we learr
from the Charles City H'teliigencer, hai
been appointed Deputy District Grand
Master of the I. o. o. f., for the 57tt
Iowa district.
John Anderson treats the patrons o.
his excellent saloon to trout lunches. Or
Monday evening and Tuesday morning the
speckled beauties were dealt out with d
liberal hand, and John had many custom.
ers 10 partake of them.
1t Is said that A. O. Furst, Esq, and
Mr.. +. w. Crider, spent Monday last in
angling for trout IN Wallace Run. The
day will doubtless be known in the annals
of the future Gnny inhabitants of that
stream as the "Slaughter of The Innocents.
"A correspondent of the Morning Ne,o,
records the wedding of Miss Laura Slower
Of Unionville, and Mr.. Brinker, of BoaIs.
burg. The exact date of the happy event
is not mentioned, but IL was doubtless at.
tended by all the Joy which accompanies
the union of two loving hearts which beat
as one.
MFR. William Pealer, of Penn Hall
called at the DEMOCRAT Office on Tuesday
afternoon. He was on his way to the West
and expects during his absence 10 visit por.
tons of Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa and
Illinois, and will be away about six weeks
We hope he may have pleasant tourney
and > cafe return
Miss Kate Curtin assisted the choir In
The Episcopal church, this place, on Sunday,
The training of the past winter has render
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