Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-20
Local Department.

Browns have erected a new awning in
front of their place of business.
R. NJ. MsGee, Esq, visited Montrose,
Susquehanna county, last week.
Ed. Powers is trihe more vvacious
than usual That something is up, is
evident.
We learn that DR.. Glenn, Of Snow
Shoe, who had been unwell for some time,
is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Kane, an aged resident of Hecla
Furnace was buried in the Catholic bury
ing ground in Bellefonte on Tuesday.
Smith, the baker, makes good ice
cream, he is a. careful as can be- rs TO what
he puts in II, and a "A natural result 1t Is
always just right.
MIR. John a, Gibe and Mr.. Michael
Cornmsn Of Zion, while in town on Satur.
day, did not forget to inspect our little
den. Gentlemen, call again.
Centre Hall Y. VI. c. \. has organ
lied boys branch. That the movement.
will result in much good to the boys Of
that pleasant town, there can be no doubt
Mayor Power. has ordered all law
abiding citizens to quit loaang on street
corners, and By posted notices asserts bis
determination to prevent all othey-r from
doing 80.
What are the Wild waves saying,
Mary ?" THAT you can buy clothing and
gents furnishing good. cheaper from
Levin at the Philadelphia Branch than
any where else
--Sorrowful were the circumstances con-
uected with the death Of Mr. Elizabeth
Miller, which occurred at her residence on
Logan street on Sunday night. Six chill.
dren survive her.
-Messr-. j. Proudfoot X Co. are max.
ing "a speciality OF undertaking, and are
giving this grave subject no little attention.
They are prepared to attend funerals and
respectfully solicit trial.
MIR John W. Stam, Of Millheim, this
county, has been fortunate enough to Sc.
cure lucrative position as clerk in
Charles City, Iowa. Now be good boy,
John, and success. is yours.
-George w. Eaton nov has one Of the
prettiest little stores We ever saw. Parlic-
ulsrly noticeable is his display Of fine
cigars and tobacco; equally fine, however,
is his stock Of confectionery.
DR.. G.. W. Hosterman, Of Centre
Hall, was in town on Monday and could
not go home without first calling at our
office. OF course he was warmly welcomed,
good fellows always are.
Editor Tuten some time ago bought 8
safe. And now, 10 be still tonier, he must
employ a fighting editor. II you have
any crows to pick with him of the auburn
beard do not go to his office.
Our good old friend, Mr. ]. b. New.
conner, Of Pine Glen, one OF the most sue
cessful, capable and venerable teachers OF
our county was in town on Monday, and
attended the meeting Of the Boys branch
in the evening.
The White Sewing Machine Company
is really fortunate in having secured Mr..
II. J. Boyer, Of Boalsburg, as general
agent. He is shrewd and enterprising, and
we know he will be able 70 increase that
concerns business wherever be may ope-
rate.
The following elective officers we're
installed at the regular meeting of the
odd Fellows Lodge held on Thursday
evening, the 9Th instant w. B. Rankin,
n. @; w. I. Fleming, " @ II. D. Pom.
titus, Secretary A. V. Smith, Assistant
Secretary; II. II. Benner, Treasurer.
Mr.. John Beezer has bought out Mr..
VIM. Taylor, and intends 10 continue the
business Of butehering At the same stand,
one door below the Centre County bank.
On tho frat Of May he will be ready 70
furnish hotels and families with good fresh
meat al moderate prices.
There may be nothing in name.
But so many Of our people are 30 warmly
attached TO the Philadelphia Branch that
Mr.. levin, after becoming proprietor, did
not see ft TO change the concerns name.
Honest clothing, honest prices and honest
dealing. This house ever has done what
10 right and we can with clear conscience
send our friends there.