Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-17
Local Department.

nv ''NA NAHcAlcAN'd hHfI daN
than last Tuesday?
Butter continues to be quoted at %
cents per pound
Clothing is an indispensable article
buy it at the Philadelphia Branch.
Reynolds Hall will be crowded next
Saturday night to see the Berger Family
"A new stable is in process. of erection
on the rear of Mrs. Sussmans High street
property.
If you study about the lives of depart
ed heroes to-day, let it be of St Patrick,
Ireland's canonized countryman.
Monday next will bring to us the yer.
nal equinox, after which the spring season
may be said to have fairly begun.
This evening Colonel John w Forney
will lecture in the Altoona Opera House
under the auspices of the Land League.
An entertainment was given by the
NJ. +. Sunday-school, Of Milesburg, las,
Saturday, BY which about so was realized.
AT least one-half of Grants fame is
due to the fact that he smokes the same
brand of cigars as that sold BY Harry
Green.
Men and boys have reason 10 rejoice
because they can dress economically and
respectfully by buying clothing at the
Philadelphia Branch.
If you see cigar that the side Of a
house could fall on and not knock the nice
white ashes off, you may be sure it was
bought at Wilson's, BrockerhoT House
Block
The faces Of the employees Of the B. T..
V. Railroad were ilumined with a radiant
smile last Saturday This was occasioned
by the monthly visit Of the pay train Of
that corporation.
The meeting of the Temperance Union
Of Bellefonte, in the Y. VI. c. A. room
this evening, should attract large audi
ence. ID. $. Keller, Esq, is chairman Of
the committee on programme, and always
arranges an interesting outline Of exercises
TO occupy every moment Of the time.
-"oh, it is only cold" How often
we hear this remark, and yet there are
Thousands all through the country in the
last stages Of consumption, who, had they
taken heed TO the "cold might have been
in vigorous health to-day. There is no
better preparation for cold or cough than
"Green's Syrup of Tar, Honey and Blood
root"
Mrs. Garfield, wife Of the President, il
said TO be lady who is much more inter.
ested in domestic matters than in social
life, and IL is now in order for her 10 buy
n large invoice Of fresh groceries direct
from the store of Sechler & Co, to replen-
ish the pantry OF the White House. Sech-
Ter keeps the best groceries in the United
States and has the largest number Of Gus
TONERS.
Before another issue Of the DEMOCRAT
the days will be growing longer than the
nights and humanity will indulge in less
sleep than was the case during the winter
months. The longer people are awake the
more they must eat, and It is s comforting
thing to know that the very best place TO
buy groceries Is at the store of Sechler &
Co. This Is fact which admits of no
question.
1t Is said that the divine Sarah Bern.
hardt is TO exhibit at Bradford, Pa, some
night in the near future. Well, the peo.
pie Of Bradford spend money freely, which
IL an inducement to Sarah, but they do not
have grocery store equal TO that Of s. A.
Brew & Son, in this place. In that respect
Bellefonte stands without peer, as all who
have ever bought groceries Of s. A. Brew
& Son can testify
We observe that the following are
among tho ministerial appointments of
local interest made by the Central Penn
sylvania Conference Of the Evangelical
church, which assembled at Lock Ha.
ven last week NittAny Hall, Revs. j.
A. Irwin and A. W. Swengel Sugar
Valley, Rev. J. @. NJ. SwcngeI; Centre
Hall, Rev. @. Hunter MiIesburg, Rev.
J. J. LOhr. The Presiding Elder is Rev.
A. L. Recser.