Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-29
Local Department.

Sth day of November.
Have you paid state or county tax
within two years.
After the LIST of October 1t will be
lawful to shoot pheasants.
-Loeb's is the place To buy dry goods.
Large assortment, low prices and good
goods at all times.
For fine furniture of any description
call upon A. j. Brown & Co., Bishop
street, Bellefonte. Prices low and salts
faction guaranteed.
S. d. Ray, Esq, Secretary Of the
Agricultural Society, desires that lists of
articles to be exhibited at the fair may be
sent to him as soon as possible, as the books
are now open and entries are being made.
Policies in the Accident Insurance
Company of North America are not for
feited by the insured engaging in q more
hazardous occupation than for which he
has paid his premium.
Unhealthy or inactive kidneys cause
gravel, Bright's disease, rheumatism, and
horde of other serious and fatal diseases,
which can be prevented with Hop Bitters,
If taken in time.
Ladies, do you desire TO have clear
and beautiful complexion ? If so, let me
whisper word in your ear "keep your
liver in healthful action and your blood
pure by the use Of Green's No. and 2
/. Liver Pills"
"A. j. Brown * Co, at their new fur
niture store on Bishop street, have just re-
ceived lot of elegant parlor suits which
they offer at remarkably low prices, Any
one wishing to purchase nice parlor suit
should not fail to give them a call.
DR.. J. Jordon Deshler son Of DR.. Desh-
ler of AAronsburg, was married on We'd
nesday evening, Sept. 81, at Belleville, Mif-
din county, to Miss Ella f. Campbell.
We wish our young friends long and
happy journey through life,
Mr.. Gust Lyon, of Lyon & C.'s, has
just started east to buy fall and winter
goods. He is accompanied by Miss Pau
line Lyon, who will assist him in the se-
lection of dry goods, dress goods, silks,
hats, millinery, hose, &c. You may look
for very large and carefully selected
stock.
Mr.. A. NJ. Runkle, OF Centre Hall,
wishes TO inform his many friends in
Pcnns Valley that he has connected him
self with the firm Of Lyon & Co., Belle
fonte, aud he hopes that his friends will
give him call when coming to town.
He will treat them right and sell them
goods cheaper than they can buy them
anywhere else.
The much. talked OF Catholic Fair
will open on Saturday evening in Rey.
nold's building, in Bishop street, next
to Cedsr's bakery. This Fair promises
to be a very interesting and pleasurable
event. Extensive preparations have
been made and its success is already as.
sured. The management is in capable
hands and we have no doubt every thing
will be conducted in a perfectly salts
factory manner.
That perfect baking and cooking
stove, the "Pioneer," is for sale only by
Wilson, McFarlane & Co. All superfluous
ornamentation has been dispensed with to
secure frst-class kitchen stove. For
weight, strength and durability IL eanno,
be surpassed. In purchasing this stove
you are not paying for nickel trimmings
and beautiful finish, but you are getting
what is far better and what you need In
cook stove--a good, reliable baker and
cook.
Our enterprising mercantile firm Of
s. s A. Loeb have established for them
selves within the last few years q reputa-
tion for selling the best resdy-made cloth
ing in Central Pennsylvania. II Is rep
utation which they justly deserve for their
endeavors to procure a good fitting and
we'll made garment. Their sales have
been 50 large in this particular limo that
Messrs. Stein, Adler & Co., of Rochester,
have given them the exclusive sale Of
their goods. Persons who have purchas-
Cd these goods once do not want their
measure taken by any merchant tailor,
for they give perfect satisfaction in all
respects.
Mrs. Nancy ]. Blair, wife Of Gen. w.
Il. Blair, died suddenly 81 her residence In
Bellefon.e on Tuesday the 9th inst. at IL
o'clock. Some weeks ago, Mrs. Blair suf-
fered = severe fall and has since then been
confined to the house. She suffered consid-
efably from the injury, bat the immediate
cause of her death was heart disease. She
died while sitting in chair. Mrs. Blair
was most estimabIe lady and was beloved
BY large circle OF friends. She was one
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