Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-03-04
Local Department..

The period for the observance of Lent
is aow about half expired.
Mr.. Daniel Witzoskey made flying
visit to this place on Tuesday.
The Bush House Office has recently
received fresh coat of kalsomine.
The finest Nansook and Swiss embroid-
cries, just received at Lyon s. Co.'S.
Lyon & Co. have just received the
largest and best stock of shoes in town.
White shirts of superior make at re-
duced rates at Goldsmith, Stein Il Hexters.
Mr.. Benjamin Schroyer paid his home
in this place another dying visit last Sun
day.
For new and nobby hats call at the
Branch store, kept by Goldsmith, Stein *
Hexter.
The aroma arising from Harry Green's
cigars, is equal to that of the best German
cologne
Mr.. Harry Kabello, of Remove, was
visiting in town during the early part of
this week.
The largest stock of embroderies just
received at Lyon X Co.'S, from one cent
per yard up.
The new building of the Williams
Brothers, painters, on High street, will
soon be completed
Everything kept by Goldsmith, Stein
& Hexter is of the latest fashion and sold at
the popular city prices.
Mr.. John Irwin, Jr., one of Belle
fontes heretofore popular painters, is now
located at Altoona.
1t is not a cure all. But for the dis
eases of the kindeys Days Kidney Pad is
the first cure yet discovered.
The stock of clothing kept by Gold
smith, Stein & Hexter has never before
been equalled in Belletonte.
Rev. DR.. Calder, the late excellent
President of State College, intends making
his future home in Harrisburg.
If you want anything in dry goods,
dress goods or clothing, you can save
money By buying of Lyon & Go.
Mr.. Harry Williams, of Philipsburg,
was one of the handsome gentlemen seen
upon our streets during last week
"A good morocco warranted shoe for
Sl.lO at Lyon * Co.'S, which you had
better see before buying elsewhefe.
Robins, blue birds and other bright
songsters of early spring are now making
the air musical with their sweet notes.
Goldsmith, Stein & Hexter receive
new goods every day and we will keep our
readers well posted in regard to them.
An elegant stock of hashy neckties
and .plain and subdued neckties to suit
everybody at Goldsmith, Stein & Hexter's
The temperature on Sunday last was
almost equal to the ethereal mildness OF
spring, and the churches were we'll at
tended
The frame building at the rear of Mrs
Brockerhoffs property on Spring street
has recently received the addition of new
front stoop.
Mr.. Thomas Burnside, last week
shipped one hundred chickens from thi.
place, the weight of which aggregated six
hundred pounds.
"A freight engine which ran off the
track at this place last Friday afternoon
required about two hours work 10 get II
in position again.
The inhabitants of cities are already
enjoying the luxury of fresh, rpc straw
berries, while we can only imagine how
delicious they taste.
Newman has moved his tailoring o.
tablishment to the "Bee Hive" store. Go
there and get a good fitting suit made a,
the lowest cash prices. 6-tf
"A few days since little son of Mr..
p. II. Hsupt, of Milesburg, had the mis-
fortune to break one of his legs while en-
gagged at play.
Lyon & Co. have just opened the
finest line Of button shoes-every pair war
rsnted-which It would be we'll to see
before buying elsewhere.
Many Of the residences on High street
are receiving fresh coat of paint. The
latest heard from is the stately stone
dwelling house Of Mr.. Edmund Blanchard.
Mrs. DIR. Hale of this place, is again
able TO appear upon our streets, after
being confined to her residence ever since
her accident in Philadelphia few months
since.
AT o recent meeting of the school
directors of Philipsburg borough, Il was
decided to close the schools at the expira-
tioa Of the sixth month from the time Of
opening. -
Mr.. Joseph Cedars will be engaged in
few days In moving his bakery from its
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