Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-10

BAULAND X NEWMAN.
Valentines pay cash for wheat at their
stores.
Buy now suit at the Philadelphia
Branch.
Take your bacon, cggs, butter and
lard to Valentines stores
Music hath charms so have those
neckties for sale at tho Philadelphia
Branch
Value is always received Tor the mon
ey expended when cigars are bought st
Green's drug store.
Go to Valentines stores for mackerel.
Sixty cents will buy kit Of mackcrel,
weight and quality guaranteed.
-Remember that the cigars sold at
at Greens drug store receive the unquali-
fled endorsement Of all experienced smok-
ers.
Whenever you come to town call at
the Philadelphia Branch. They always
have bargains to offer in boys and men
clothing.
-Bellefonte will be the point for fish
this year. Valentines have ordered about
car load Of mackerel, which will be sold
at low prices.
Mr.. Levi; :. Grimm has been ap.
pointed postmaster at Madisonburg and
Mr.. Budd Thompson to the same position
at Martha Furnace, this county.
Two paddock keys attached TO leather
string were found on Monday morning
near Mr.. George Weaver's stable. The
finder left them at this office, whore they
may be claimed BY the owner
Extensive repairs are now being made
on the African NJ. 4. church, Of this place.
Next Sunday, the 18th instant, series OF
revival meetings will begin, under the
charge Of Rev. J. NJ. Palmer, assisted by
Rev w. H. Brown, of Williamsport
AT the regular monthly meeting of
the Temperance Union Of Bellefonte, last
Thursday evening, 1t was determined to
hold two meetings each month hereafter.
The next meeting Of the Union will be
held on Thursday evening, the l7,h in
slant.
1t is said the people of Paris are jeal-
Gus of Sarah Bernhard because she was
received with so much enthusiasm in
America. That may be true but as long
as the people Of Centre county can pur-
chase groceries at Sechler & Co.'S store
they need not be jealous of anybody.
About two weeks ago Rev. J. Benson
Akers, the talented NJ. f. divine Of Penn
Hall, received donation visit from twen-
ty or thirty members Of his congregation
They came bountifnlly laden with the
good things Ct life, and the pastors pantry
will be supplied for some time 10 come.
Owing TO Ill management, or some
thing else, the Permanent Exhibition in
PhilAdelphia has proved a failure. The
permanent exhibition Of everything that is
new, novel and attractive in the grocery
line, at Sechler & Co.s store In this place,
has proved grand success. Everybody
rushes TO sec them and usually carries
some away as mementoes of the occasion.
--Messrs Edward and Charles Brown,
Of this place, are sorrowing over the death
Of their brother William, which occurred
at Houtzdale on Saturday. His remains
were brought to this place on Monday,
and on Tuesday morning at O'Clock the
sad and imposing ceremony OF High Mass
was performed over the body at the Cath
olic church. We sympathize with his
numerous relatives and friends in .heir
afFiction.
The members of the Presbyterian
church ct Butler, Pa, Of which Rev. W.
r. wyIie IL pastor, held congregational
meeting the beginning Of this year and
paid off a debt Of 5000 with which the
church was burdened. At the same meet.
Ing a resolution was passed determining
never again to incur debt, IS sit is dishon.
oring to God and damaging to all the in.
terests Of His church, both temporal and
spiritual" Rev. Wylie was the former
pastor Of The itellcfontc church.