Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-17


BAULANp & NEWMAN.
Now to the second term strides on tho year,
And leugthcniug day. rore,cll mild spring /. near.
One day. warm sunshine clears the frozen earth
Of ice aud .nos. until another birth
OF the rough north whitcn- the -pftonins land
Ana binds the plains aud streams 10 winters numhing
hand BoEH.
Valentines pay cash for wheat at their
stores
The man or boy is isscnsiblo who spends
his money for clothing at the Philadelphia
Branch.
The sweetest perfume near or FAR
/, that which come from the cigar
We bought Of Harry Green,
"A great variety OF beautiful garments
for men and boys at the Philadelphia
Branch.
Disappointed candidates for Office will
find one of Harry Greens cigars very
consoling.
The happiest man in town is the one
who has just bought a new suit at the
Philadelphia Branch
Go to Valentines stores for mackerel.
Sixty cents will buy Kit Of mackercl,
weight and quality guaranteed.
Solomon in all his glory did not look
any neater than he who wears clothing
from the Philadelphia Branch.
Farmers, consult the agricultural do
partment of the DEMOCRAT this week 1t
will be found worthy your attention and
study.
Bad colds are dangerous and the best
way to prevent them is to dress in the
warm clothing sold at the Philadelphia
Branch.
-Bellefonte will be the point for fish
this year. Valentines have ordered about
car load of mackerel, which will be sold
at low prices.
MIR. David Hershberger, an aged and
respected citizen Of Zion, died on Friday
night last He was in his 18th year His
funeral took place on Tuesday at .
O'Clock p. Vt.
Mrs. Amelia Gunsallus, wife Of Mr..
Clarence Gunsallus, and formerly Miss
Zettle, Of George Valley, died in Altoona
on Saturday, the 9th instant. Her remains
were brought TO her maiden home in this
county for interment
1t ia never pleasant fact to chronicle
that business is at "stand-still,' but II
is agreeable to be able to record that the
old reliable grocery Grm of Sechler & Co.
is at its stand still and will continue TO
stay there as long as business continues so
brisk as at present.
Our friends of the Millheim Band de-
lighted the people Of Miftlinburg, by a
concert given at Thompsons Hall in that
place on Saturday evening, the 9TH instant.
Mr.. William Musser, Of Millheim, accom-
panied the Band on their expedition, which
was greatly enjoyed BY all.
Mrs. Mary Gibson died at her home in
susquehsnns township, Lycoming county,
on Thursday, the Sd instant She was the
mOtneF OF tue hTHt Niie VI AhI' II. L. llhT-
vey, of Boggs township. Mrs. Gibson
was lady OF high character and respecta.
bility and her death will be deeply Ia.
mented.
Mr.. c. F. Richard, the jeweler, has
added an elegant new safe to his already
we'll stocked iewelry store. The safe 1
quite costly affair, furnished with all th'
modern improvements, and will render th'
yaluables entrusted to his care yet more
secure. Mr.. Richard is not only skillfu
jeweler, but also has one Of the most com
plete establishments in the State.
-Bellefonte men seem to be trump II
PennsylvaniA politics. There's Curtin an'
Beaver both receiving votes for U. $. Sena
tor. and Hon. John B. Linn's name ha
been mentioned in connection with th
posItiou. That's record which even th
largo cities cannot show. But then IL
ever thus with everything pertaining to ou
town, and, Of all the grocery stores, tha
Of :. A. Brew & Son seems to take th
lead. Whatever you desire in the grocer.
line can be purchased at that store