Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-06
Local Department.


goods, go to Lyon s. Cos.
The new moon for May will make its
appearance on Saturday,
The Addisonians indulged in mock
court last Saturday night
Fine straw hats, latest style, at Lew
ms Philadelphia Branch.
Great bargains in alpaca busters,
only 30 cents, at Lyon & Co.'S.
Mr.. John Gingrich, of Centre Hall,
was among our visitors on Friday last.
The residence of DR.. George Swartz,
on Bishop street, is receiving fresh coat
Of paint.
III you are troubled with lame back,
try Days Kidney Pad, it will certainly
cure you.
Prof. Harshberger and Miss Laura
Foresmsn are teaching select school at
Esgleville.
If you would enjoy satisfactory
after-dinner smoke, buy your cigars of
Harry Green.
Come and look at our light colored
suits, all wool, for $3.50, worth $1,000, at
Lyon s. Cos.
"A very beautiful collection of neckties
is displayed at the Philadelphia Branch
clothing store.
Rev. j. F. DeLong occupied the pull
pit of the Lutheran church last Sunday
morning and evening.
There is nothing that will dispel
ennui so quickly as TO smoke the cigars
sold by Harry Green.
MIR. Robert Laird is at present filling
contract for the erection of new school
house at Snow Shoe.
"A few ladies about town have COM
menced the pleasant and beneficial practice
of horseback riding.
If you contemplate investing in cloth
ing, call and examine the stock displayed
at the Philadelphia Branch store.
Mr.. James Mitchell, who has been
prostrated with rheumatism for the past
three months, is slowly recovering.
Mr.. Walter Zeigler, the former popu-
lar and handsome druggist of this place,
spent few days in town last week.
The walls of the prisoners cells at the
jail are being plated with boiler iron-at
least, 80 says our daily contemporary.
Mr.. Henry Bollinger, Of Millheim,
will soon go to Dakota territory, where
he expects henceforth to make his home.
Mr.. Hal 0rbisop, who has been visit
ing his school friends at Princeton for the
past two weeks, returned home on Satur-
day.
For mems and boys clothing, elegant
in material, perfect in fit and reasonable in
price, go to Lewin's Philadelphia Branch
store.
Mr.. W. II. Bartholomew, of Spring
Mills, will soon erect new brick resi-
dcnce opposite Grenobles store in that
place.
"A new tarrcd walk is being laid
through the yard surrounding Mr.. James
l.. Sommervillc's residence on Spring
street
There was Emusic in the air" last
Monday night. 1t proceeded from the
Mountain City Band, which gave several
serenades.
The meeting at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association last
Sunday afternoon, was we'll attended and
interesting.
The residence of DIR. 4. w. Hale, on
Allegheny street, is very beautiful since
receiving the finishing touches from the
painters brush.
Mr.. Cal. Brachbil will soon change
his place of residence TO the house adjoin-
ing that occupied by Mr.. John Sourbcck,
near the spring.
ALI nature is putting on new clothing,
and mankind should do the same. 1t can
be found at the Philadelphia Branch
clothing store.
The stock OF clothing recently receiv-
ed a. the Philadelphia Branch clothing
store is considered one Of the best ever
brought TO Bellefonte.
Rev John Hewitt will deliver a ser
mon in the Ironworkers' building at Val
entines' forge next Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. All are invited.
We had pleasant calls this week from
Judge Franck, Henry Smull, Gen. Jona-
than Wolf, y. X. Faust and Andrew I'm
mel, all of Miles township.
The Mountain City Band has received
and accepted an invitation to join with
Gregg Post, @. A. r., in the ceremony Of
decorating the soldiers graves.
james Milliken, Esq., was present at
the Wedding Of his friend, Hon. Hester
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