Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-01
Local Department.

--Lewin's working suits at $40 can't
be beat.
Big line of linen collars at Lyon &
Co.'S, for cents.
"A splendid button shoe at Lyon d
Co.'S, for $l25.
The season for trout fishing COM
mences to-day.
Pants from sl.OO upward at the Phila-
delphia Branch.
Big lot of children's suits at Lyon x
Cos, from $500 up.
"A musical convention was held at
Penn Hall last week.
Three and four button kid gloves from
3S cents up, at Lyon * Cos.
Fine stiff hats the latest style, at
Lewin's Philadelphia Branch.
The finest stock of ladies French kid
button boots, at Lyon & Co.'S.
Any kind of an old wringer repaired
at Ii. X. Hicks hardware store.
For fine neckwear, go to Lewin's
Philadelphia Branch, Bellefonte.
The Spring term of Spring Mills
Academy opens on Monday, April ~.
The finest lineof Hamburg, Nansook
and Swiss embroidery, at Lyon & Co.'S.
Tho evening service at the Episcopal
church will hereafter commence at u
O'Clock.
Call on +. Potts Green, and he will
tell you how Days Kindey Pad was dis
covered.
Tomorrow brings only the second day
OF the month, but it brings the last quarter
of the moon.
If you are troubled with disease of the
kidneys ask Daniel Derr about "Day's
Kidney Pad"
1t always requires the superlative de-
gree to express the fine quality of Harry
Green's cigars.
The Star Literary Society, of Spring
Mills, will give their second public enter
tainment this evening.
MIR. Wilson's new confectionery store
in the Brockerhof House block Ia de-
lightful little establishment.
Mr.. NJ. S. Graham, the Allegheny st.
barber, has been making some improve
ments about his establishment.
Baskets, leaders, hooks, bait boxes,
rods, flies, fly hooks, lines and all mater
ial for trout or bass fishing at Green's.
Rev. VIM. Laurie preached in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday morning
and Rev. J. F. Delong in the evening.
As is usual in the Episcopal church, a
meeting was held on the evening Of Easter
Monday for the election of vestrymen
Fine cheviot suits are sold at Lewin's
Philadelphia Branch, for less than at any
other store in Belefonte. Give him a CALL
Gentlemen, lay in a supply of Harry
Green's choice cigars to treat your friends
with when they tender you a social or
business call.
Attend the usual public meeting Of
the Young Mems Christian Association, to
be held in their rooms next Sunday after
noon at 4 O'Clock.
IF you need any fishing ma terial call
at Green's drug store. Being practical
fly fisher, Frank understands what materi-
al fishermen need.
Mr. Thomas Reynolds has had the
iron fence IN front of his residence and also
the ornamental work about4he front stoop
painted lovely shade of green.
The Oliver Plow Works manufacture
from seventy-fve 10 one hundred thousand
plows per year. Mr.. John Rishel is agent
for the company in this vicinity.
Miss Teresta Lanich and Mr.. Willis
Eisenhuth, of Millheim, are each an
nounced TO conduct select schools in that
place during the coming summer.
Ladies, the prettiest decorated flower
pots, yard and hanging vases, at the lowest
prices, will be at ii. X. Hicks hardware
store in few days. Call and see them.
An auction sale of 5000 worth of
gold and silver watches and other valuable
articles is now being held nightly at II. Y.
Stitzer's Book Store.
Miss Jennie Lukenbach and Master
Joseph 4. Chambers, two little folks at
tending the Millheim Primary School,
were present each day during the school
month ending March %.
MIR. and MrS George Bright, of
Aaronsburg, are off on visiting tour.
They are now beaming their brightness
upon Rev. J. Il. Bright and the other in
habitants Of Jersey Shore
Rev. +. w. Wonner, the new pastor
of the Pleasant Gap NJ. +. church, preach
ed his first sermon TO his present congre-
cation on Sunday. His auditors were
much plaased uIth his refnarks