Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-15
Local Department.


Sl25.
"A splendid button shoe at Lyon *
Co.'S, iJr $i,25.
Big line of linen collars at Lyon *
Cos, ior s cents.
Big lot of children's suits ut Lyon &
Co.'S, from $500 up.
Before purchasing elsewhere, call at
S. SS A. Loeb's store
DR.. Miles Kirk was visiting friends in
Clearfeld county last week.
The oldest as we'll as the most reliable
merchants are S. IL A. Loeb.
"A big line of flowers for belts and
reck wear, at Lyon Il Co.'S.
The finest stock of ladies French kid
button boots, Mt Lyon Il Cos.
Three and four button kid gloves from
SO cents up, at Lyon & Co.'S.
Wide satin ribbons, all shades, for 10
cents yard, at Lyon x Co.'S.
Men are but boys grown tall, and
levin has clothing to suit them all.
S. Il A. Loeb offer extra inducements
in new goods at their dry goods store.
The finest line of Hamburg, Nansook
and Swiss embroidery, at Lyon & Co.'S.
One of the finest stocks of dry goods in
town Is that at the store of S. * A. Loeb.
"A beautiful cake is to be voted for at
the Logan boys festival tomorrow eve-
ming.
That handsome dress you saw lady
wear, last Sunday, was bought of S. * A.
Loeb.
DR.. Airport, of Philipsburg, is max
ing arrangements for the erection of new
residence.
Mr.. Scott Myers, of Port Matilda, is
now clerking in Mr.. 1. V. Grsy's store at
Philipsburg.
levin, of the Philadelphia Branch
clothing store, makes another visit to the
city this week.
The pavement in front of Mr.. Jacob
Valentines residence on High street has
been repaired.
Neat, substantial suits at marvelously
low price at the Philadelphia Branch
clothing house.
The Logan boys are determined to
have new uniforms Attend their festival
tomorrow night.
The name of Harry Green will go
down to fame as the vender of the best
cigars ever made.
Call and examine the stock of mems
and boys clothing at the Philadelphia
Branch clothing store.
Many persons say they have found
new pleasure in smoking since buying
cigars of Harry Green.
What is the Philadelphia Branch ?
It is the place to buy the best gentlemen S
clothing ever brought to Bellefonte.
"A fresh coat of paint has recently
been put on the carriage house TO the rear
of Mr.. Thomas Reynolds residence.
twenty-five per cent saved on usual
expenses by buying all gentlemen's CLOTH
ing at the Philadelphia Branch store.
For new spring clothing of any de-
scription, gentlemen will do we'll to visit
the Philadelphia Branch clothing store.
Saturday brings the last day of the
week, but the first quarter of the new
moon at 20 minutes past 2 o'clock p.
Ignorance may be bliss, but being
ignorant of the virtues of Days Kidney
Pad is costing too many people their lives
DIR. d. II. Mingle has been elected
president of Millheim's new borough coun
ell, and Mr.. A. ID. Deininger has beer
chosen clerk.
Dry, cold weather, high winds ant
flying clouds Of dust have combined 4
make the weather of the past week some
what unpleasant.
We invite our friends in different
parts of the county 10 correspond with US
mentioning all the local events taking
place in their nsighborhood.
MIR. J. w. Mattern has been nominal.
ed, and his nomination has been confirmed
as postmaster at Philipsburg, in place oi
the late Robert ID. Mckinney.
Rev. A. n. Whitmarsh, Of Lancaster
county, will preach In the Baptist church
of this place on Sunday evening next, in
behalf Of the Baptist education society.
Farmers in want of plaster win find
1t to their interest to buy of AlexAnder &
Co., at reduced prices. They also sell
grass and garden seeds at 1he lowest rates.
Mr.. John Uzzle, OF Snow Shoe, has
about recovered from his recent injuries,
although he still complains of suffering
occasional dizziness from the blows upon
his head.
The building over the Race, formerly
occupicd bv Mr. Harry Lindsay as n cignr