Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-02

Mr.. j. s. Fisher, of Rebersburg, gave
the DEMOCRAT a call last week. Mr.. Fisher
is engaged in the manufacture of carriages,
buggies, spring wagons and sleighs, and
does an extensive business. He Is a skill
ful and experienced workman himself and
Is therefore able to guarantee satisfaction
TO all persons who purchase the products
Of his shops.
The popular grocery of $. A. Brew Il
Son continues TO lead all others in the
amount of business transacted. 1t Is the
best place to buy pure, sweet and fresh
groceries Though the establishment Is
we'll known, there may be few persons
in the county who have never patronized
them. 1t will be to their advantage to do
so on the next occasion they wish to buy.
Maj. George ID. Pifcr, on his usual
business trip through the country, put in
an appearance at Bellefonte on last Satur-
day. Tho Major remains with the house
with which he has so long been connected,
Jones, Ioar Il Co., of 5l4 Market street,
Philadelphia, and reports business in II
fourishing condition. The friends of the
Major-and they are lcgion-were all
pleased to meet him.
People may sometimes be inclined to
ask why the grocery store Of Sechler X
Co., is so popular. This is an easy matter
TO explain. This enterprising firm sells
nothing but the best goods in their line to
be found in the markets, and consequently
every customer who comes 10 the store is
not only fully satisfied, but pleased with
his or her purchases. The best in the mar
ket, reasonable prices and fair dealing will
make any firm popular.
Mr.. II. II. Benner, OF this place has
been appointed and commissioned Notary
Public. He will have his office with Squire
John Rankin, on the second floor Of
Humes Block, whore he will always be
pleased TO meet his friends who need his
services. In addition to the business of
Notary, he will also give attention TO pen
sion claims and hopes to receive share Of
the patronage. We wish Harvey success
in his new vocation and hope he will
achieve II.
-Burglaries are coming 10 be quite u
common occurrence in Howard borough.
The store Of Lucas & Bros, Of that place
was again broken into and ransacked one
night last week, this being the fourth or
fifth time, We believe, that this frm has
been the recipien, Of these unwecomc
visits. In this instance, however, the
scamps had their pains for their trouble,
failing to receive any booty though the
.aio was pried open with tools taken from
the division tool house on the railroad, and
from b. f. Walters blacksmith shop.
The summer meeting Of the State
Board Of Agriculture will be held at VIII
Transport, commencing June :. The pro-
gramme indicates an unusuaily interesting
session. Among the stated essays We no.
;icc one by Professor Jordan, Of the State
College upon the Economical use Of
Stock Foods, All Of the sessions Of the
Board are open 10 the public, and all are
invited TO take part in the discussions.
We have no doubt that as many Of our
farmers as can find time in this busy season
to attend will find profit in doing so. Re-.
duced rates Of fare can BE- obtained By ad-
dressing Mr.. d. H. Foreman, William
sport.
The Bellefonte Fenoibles again re.
paired to the Fair Grounds on last Sa,ur-
day afternoon for target practice, The
following is the score:
200 YARD RASGE-oFV HAND.
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