Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-20
Local Department..
Buy your blankets at Loebs.


Rev. S. w. Beach, of Baltimore, was
At the Bush House on Monday.
For fall and winter clothing call upon
Levin, at the Philadelphia Branch.
The largest stock of dress goods ever
brought to Centre county is now opened at
Loeb's.
When you want good five cent Gig
ar, buy it from Harry Green, and you
will not be deceived or disappo inted.
The stone foundation of the Centre
County Banks new building a, the corner
Of High and Spring streets is about COM
pleted and the bricklaying has been con-.
menced.
Helen Potter's Pleiades, Howorth IS
Hibernica and Garfield & Lamonts pan.
tomime company are among the amuse-
ment attractions coming to Belleionte in
the near future.
The cold wheather is approaching,
and to guard against its effects you may
want good warm over coat. The place
to find it at q reasonable price is at the
Philadelphis Branch.
The very best production that can be
had from first class stock and excellent
workmanship in boots and shoes, at prices
no higher than common eastern trash, are
now open and for sale by s. & A. Loeb.
Lyon & Co. have the best medium
weight farmers dress boot, guaranteed;
also nice light kip, heavy and light calf
boots, heavy driving boots, lumberman's
boots, with strap and buckles around top
of leg.
Attorney Adam Hoy went to Phila-
delphia this week and will not return till
Friday was the substance of the informa.
tion vouchsAfed by q woman, who was in
the meantime scrubbing up his office, to a
reporter who called to see Mr.. Hoy on
Tuesday about matter of considerable To-
cal importance which in the gentleman is
prominently interested.
Miss Maggie Kouth, Of Philipsburg,
daughter Of Philip Kouth, baker, who at
one time lived and baked in Bellefonts, is
in town on her way home from q visit to
relatives at Beech Greek. She is staying
at the house of Cyrus Strickland, and will
depart for her home in the liveliest town
In Centre county tomorrow.
You will shortly be compelled TO buy
your winter clothing. Before deciding on
what you will buy see what the celebrated
Rochester manufacturers, Messrs. Stein,
Adler & Co., have turned out this season.
equal in ft, workmanship and trimmings
to any custom made goods. Prices very
reasonable. To be had only at s. & A.
Loeb's who by their square dealing have
did much TO build up the large demand Of
this very superior grade of clothing.
The surviving members of the Eighty
fourth Pennsylvania regiment will hold q
reunion at Altoona on Thursday Of this
week. Extensive preparations have been
made TO render this meeting of veterans a
successful and pleasant affair. The only
member Of the regiment that We know Of
In our neighborhood Is Recorder Tobias.
He expects TO be present, and We hope he
will meet many army friends and have a
good time.
Fred Wolfe, who recently regi.tersd
his name among the railroad magnates Of
the country,w was q clerk in . Montgomery,
Alabama, dry goods store seven years ago.
He Is now president of two banks, man.
ager of four railroads, and Is likewise con-
cerned In innumerable other enterprises.
he Is not 30 years of age, younger than
either Henry Willard or Newcombe, the
great magnates of the Western railroads,
while Gould and Vanderbilt are patriArcbs
q compared with this youthful Alexan.
der.
The DEMocRAT Office vas broken into
LIST Saturday night between 10 and IL
O'Clock, as is stated by lady resident Of
the building, who heard the burglarious
racket, By some person unknown. What
he wanted TO steal from printing Office
Heaven only knows, but IL he has the
smallest bitof conscience he'll never break
into 8 printing Office again. Nothing vas
disturbed, however. "Devlp Parsons
he's his suspicious - to the identity Of the
intruder.
-"oh Ab |" exclaimed party Of three
young girls who on Monday evening pass
cd John Anderson's 3 saloon, just as q gentle.
man acquaintance bounded across thestreet
from the Bush House and dashed into the
door at Anderson's. Seeing he was OBJ
served he shouted in reply "EInety- mine
cent?" and disappeared within, while bis
lady friends called after him "NixieI that's
The wrong doori"
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