Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-11-03
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General James A. Beaver spoke at q
Baily meeting in Altoona Tuesday night.
The largest stock of blankets, fannels,
shawls, felt skirts and cloth skirts and mill
linery at the lowest prices at the fine store
Of Lyon & Co.
Tho pet coon at the Bush House af-
fords the transient and permanent guests
much amusement. That coon is quite Il
genius in his way.
Judge largest, Capt. George, Simeon
Haupt and James Alexander came from
their hunting ground yesterday afternoon,
bringing with them fine buck.
-workmen are engaged putting down
a boardwalk the whole length Of the vacant
lot on Lamb street, between the residences
Of Geo. w. jackson and Thos. Laughlin.
The largest stock of black cashmeres
in Centre county from 25 cents up to sl.35
per yard, up to As in width. All the new
bronze shades in cashmeres at the store of
Lyon s. Co.
If the floating rumors are all substan-
tiated in regard to the establishment Of
manufacturing industries in this place the
town in q year or two is destined TO be-
come q perfect hive of industry. But
nous perToHsi
--Essington's ax works in Milesburg,
badly damaged by FIRE 3 short time since,
have been rebuilt and are now again run
ming. The reconstruction of the building
was accomplished in what is alluded to as
an incredibly brief space Of time.
Call and examine the stock of ranges
and cook stoves at Wilson, MeFarlane &
Cos; also their line Of single and double
heaters. They have for sale the Welcome
Home double heater, which has been
thoroughly and satisfactorily tested in this
community.
At the shooting contest in Bellefonte
on last Saturday between a team OF Johns
towns Company II and team of Compa-
ny the Bellefonte soldiers we're victori-
Gus by score of l55 TO 147, out of pos-
sible $50. The shoOtists sill dined at the
Bush House. The return match will be
shot in Johnstown in q couple of weeks.
--Messrs. John Proudfoot and Reuben
Spangler have formed a partnership under
the firm name Of Proudfoot & Co. and are
about establishing 6rst-elass furniture
store in the McClain block. Repairing
Will also be done. The enterprise Is backed
with capital sufficient 10 permit the new
frm 10 compete with the very best furni-
ture stores anywhere, and we wish the
young gentlemen every success.
--You will shortly be compelled to buy
your winter clothing. Before deciding on
what you will buy sec what the celebrated
Rochester manufacturers, Messrs. Stein,
Adler s 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. s. A.
Loeb's who BY their square dealing have
did much 10 build up the large demand Of
this very superior grade Of clothing.
--AHallow eve was celebrated by boys
and young men with the usual disregard
Of The comfort Of the staid portion Of our
population, and II some Of the reckless
rsvelers who made the night hideous and
csnsed the people generally to deplore the
annual recurrence Of the hilarious oeca-
sion had been captured by their victims,
thers would doubtless have been "time'
similar to that enjoyed by the parrot and
the monkey on . certain occasion when
tho mistress Of the mansion was absent,
aad very likely some ono would have
kbsen hurt
We learn that on Wednesday evening
Rof last week party OF burglars entered
E4he railroad Office at Coburn station, on
|zhe Lewisburg and Tyrone railroad, for
zhe purpose Of robblng the safe, which was
Euppossa 10 contain considerable sum Of
money. The safe was removed 70 the
platform and an attempt was made 70 drill
hols through the Top, evidently With The
hssntion Of using powder 70 blow Il open.
ftsr drilling for some time the thieves
bendonsd their purpose, and the safe was
pund The next morning unopened, and tho
IL damage done was The breaking OF Of
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