Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-10
Local Department.

day night.
Business is brisk at the Philadelphia
Branch clothing store.
Tho congregations in the various
churches last Sunday were exceedingly
large.
"A large number of young folks EN-
braced the opportunity to go sleighing last
Sunday.
--Shows-such as they are--will be quite
numerous in Bellefonte during this month
and April.
Harry Green sells the very best cigars
cheaper than can be bought any other
place in town.
Services are held every Wednesday
evening and Friday afternoon in the
Episcopal church.
The choicest cigars are constantly for
sale at Green's drug store. Those who APP
preciate good cigar should buy them.
Gold has been discovered near Lemont,
but it is not necessary for everybody TO
rush there as they did to California few
years ago.
A school teacher desiring employment
for three months at good wages can find
situation in Curtin township. See Ad-
vertisement in another column.
The managers of the Bellefonte Car
Works expect to get all the machinery in
position and be ready TO begin active oper-
ations about the middle Of next month.
Where shall you get your collars and
neckties Why, at the Philadelphia
Branch to be sure, as we'll as everything
else in the line Of men and boys clothing.
The young folks among the colored
population of this borough gave a very
successful exhibition in their school house
on Thursday and Friday evenings of last
week
In one week more March l7-our
Irish fellow citizens will have the pleasure
of celebrating the natal day Of their re-
nowned and venersted countryman St.
Patrick.
Very few ladies appeared on the
streets last Friday-the day of the great
snow storm-but plenty Of men and boys
might have been seen going to the Phila-
delphia Branch to buy clothing.
If the State insane asylum, recently
destroyed by FIRE at Dsnville, is to be
rebuilt, why not locate 1t in Bellefonte1
A $500, 600 structure would add consdera-
BILE to the architectural pretensions of the
town.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association, last
Sunday afternoon, was very pleasant oc-
casion. ID. s. Keller, Esq,, conducted the
services, which occupied an hour and we're
quite interesting.
-Philipsburg lost a good citizen on
Monday Of last week in the death of Mr.
George II. Zeigler, who once filled the
office of burgess of that town. Ho was
an sffable, genial gentleman, and his
death is deplored by many friends.
There have been several days Of balmy
spring weather, recently, notwithstanding
the large amount OF snow on the ground,
and We do not hesitate TO advance the
opinion that spring with all her ethereal
mildness will soon be here.
"A trout was caught In the Watehman
press room during the late overflow
Watehmon. Step up and pay your little
fine then It's Illegal TO catch trout until
after the 1st Of April, unless you can
prove that Il was from private fsh pond.
The Lock Haven Republican announc-
ed that the blue birds-''those early har-
bingers Of spring"-had arrived quite nu-
merously at that place last week. How
very blue those birds must look since the
recent cold weather and deep snow. But
weren't they rather green to arrive 80
early In the season
You may be poor, you may be un-
known, you may never reach distinction,
but there is no power in the werld that
can prevent you from buying your groce-
ries al Sechler s. Co.'S store. Having
done % once you will be 80 delighted that
you viii always continue the practice.