Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27
Local Department.
Buy your blankets al Loebs.

Boys boots from 81 pair up to the
best at Lyon s. Co.'s.
1t is said that September last was the
warmest known for sixteen years.
Tho largest stock Of dress goods ever
brought to Centre county is now opened at
Loebs.
You don't get cigars like Harry
Green's at any other place in town. Go
to Green.
The finest stock of underclothing in
the town can be bought the cheapest at
Lewin's, Philadelphia Branch.
Brilliantly colored forest leaves will
be scarce this fall The dry weather dried
up the sap in the foliage before the frost
had time to get its work in.
Our merchants should remember that
few dollars spent in judieious advertis-
ing may greatly increase their trade and,
consequently, their profits.
The standard rail used by the Penn.
sylvania railroad company weighs sixty
seven pounds to the yard on the main line
line and sixty pounds to the yard on the
branch roads.
The very best production that can be
had from first class stock and excellent
workmanship in boots and shoes, at prices
no higher than common eastern trash, are
now open and for sale by S. & A. Loeb.
-Vennor is out with prediction that
warm wave will generally prevail this
winter, and he likewise prophesied four or
Eve months ago that the coming December
would be the warmest ever known in this
country.
Call and examine the stock of ranges
and cook stoves at Wilson, McFarlane &
Cos; also their line Of single and double
heaters. They have for sale the Welcome
thoroughly and satisfactorily tested in this
community.
Many persons iron towels, fold them
and place them away before they are dry.
This Is an error, and sometimes leads to re-
suits not expected. In this condition there
il mould which thus forms upon them,
one variety of which causes q skin disease
known as ringworm.
An enterprisiug Altoona paper speaks
OF the new building of the Centre County
Banking Company here as being "nearly
completed" The Altoona paper is entirely
too rapid in its conclusions, as the proposed
building is not yet "neArly compeied"-
not by Dern-ed sight
AN exchange says that the SCOT falling
on the carpet from open cbimneys or from
carelessly handled stovepipes If covered
thickly with salt can be brushed up with
out damage to the carpet. As the season
for putting up stoves has come the above
may be Of profit 10 housewives.
Mr.. james A. Keller, secretary OF Po-
mona Grange, requests us to announce that
= meeting OF that organization will be
held at Centre Hall on Thursday, Nov
10, when and where everybody interested
in the affairs for the conduct of which the
grange was organized can attend.
Travelling men, especially those whose
routes lie through our Southern States,
should always provide themselves with
Green's No. and Liver Pills IL they
would keep clear Of sll malarial diseases.
They are without exception the beat family
medicine ever offered 10 the public.
1T Is not going to be very expensive to
dress we'll this winter. Ladies can no
longer put twenty-five or thirty yards of
silk into dress, for they are to be very
plain, mostly embroidered with chenille or
beads, and must clear the ground several
inches, according 10 the foot of the wearer.
IF the charges Of "Horatio" against |
John /. Rankin, ono of the Republican
candidates for County Commissioner--ap-
peariDg in our morning contemporary last |
Monday--are true there ia certainly foul |
weather look in the candidates political
atmosphere. "Horatio" predicts that Mr.. |
Rankin, II his party does what it should
do, will not receive one hundred Republi. |
can votes.
Our morning contemporary would |
have the people believe that BY visiting |
The performance Of Helen Potter's Plsiades
they win enjoy . rare dramatic entertain
msnt- The company gives nothing Of the |
sort; Il Is, In fact, simply . refined variety
show, and, according TO the statement Of
BelIefonte gentleman who saw the Peiades
In Philadelphia last week, the Swedish la
dies qusrtetss. advertised as 6 special at.
traction, was not with the company at al
.--at least be did not see or hear those
''zweet singsrs."
Mr.. A. A. Hauke, connected with the
Fidelity life insurance company Of Phila-
dslphia--an unusually inexpensive and