Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-26
Local Department.

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nesday, September g.
Smokers all agree that Harry Green's
cigars are the best.
Tho number Of men who always buy
their cigars of Harry Green is constantly
increasing.
The very best goods in the market are
brought to the Philadelphia Branch cloth
ing store, this place.
The Philadelphia Branch store is al
ways stocked with such goods as are most
in demand among Centre county people.
If you doubt the merits of Days
Kidney Pad, try one, or ask your neigh
Dor who has used one, and it will be all
the evidence you will need.
"A good clover huller and horsepower
for sale. Will take horse in part pay.
The huller can be seen by calling on
GENTLE & Jsmison, Bellefonte.
1t is impossible to live peaceably with
out being in the full enjoyment of health
which is more surely secured through
Days Kidney Pad than from any other
remedy in the world.
Francis Murphy thinks that Bellefonte
is such lovely town and its inhabitants
such pleasant people that he promises to
return at no distant day to spend brief
vacation in our midst.
ALI the machinery of the Bellefonte
paper mill, except the water wheel, has
been purchased by the Pennsylvania Pulp
Company, of Lock Haven, and is being
removed to that place.
The Democrats of Philipsburg had
glorious meeting on last Friday evening.
The speakers present were Gen. a. l..
Pearson, of Pittsburg, Gov. Curtin and
Senator Alexander, of Belefonte
We have received too late for publica-
tion in the regular column of this weeks
issue the announcement that DIR. 7. 5.
Fisher, of Zion, will be candidate for the
Legislature.
George Washington, our first Presi-
dent, loved nice clothes, and always owned
a rich suit of black velvet for dress occa-
sions. Centre county gentlemen who have
a taste for good clothes always go to the
Philadelphia Branch:
Mr. Samuel Van Tries is making
preparations to begin the immediate re-
erection of the dwelling house on Water
street and the barn on bis Penns Valley
farm, which were destroyed by fire, the
latter two weeks and the former about
three months ago.
The "Social Four" will give a ball
tomorrow evening in Armory Hall. They
are truly what their names indcate-a
social four-and will do their best to make
all who attend enjoy themselves hugely.
Invitations have been printed for the oc-
casion, and those who are fortunate enough
TO receive them should be happy.
The Reformed congregations enjoy a
monopoly of the festivals to be given this
week. The church in this place starts the
ball rolling tomorrow and continues
through Saturday, and on the latter day
the churches at Jacksonville and Houser.
vile, respectively, will also endeavor to
make things lively in the same line.
The festival tomorrow and Saturday
evenings by the ladies of the Reformed
church will be held in the vacant room IN
Bush and McClain's block. A delicious
supper of chicken and wafiles is among the
attractions for tomorrow afternoon and
evening, for which fifty cents will bo
charged. Elegant ice cream and cake
will also be on hand.
Mr.. John Anderson, proprietor Of the
eating aud drinking saloon opposite the
Bush House, met with an unfortunate
accident on Tuesday afternoon while
engaged in elevating s60-pound safe to
wagon 10 be conveyed from the depot to
his establishment. The safe rested on a
plank which was used as an inclined plane
from the wagon to the ground. Suddenly
IT slipped toward the side on which Mr..
Anderson stood, striking him in the stom.
ach and bearing him with 1t to the ground.
lie was quickly carried by those present
into his saloon. No bones we're broken,
but internal injuries may have been re-
ceiyed, which We hope Is not the case.
We were informed yesterday that he was
recovering.