Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-17

which he had borrowed money.
Several sweet misses in our town
japanese parasols carry.
Those are the ladies whom we know
1t would be sweet to marry.
Joseph Holloway and Samuel Beaver,
of Aaronsburg, are each erecting new
buildings, while James Z. Coburn and
Emanuel Cronmiller, of the same place,
are making additions and improvements to
their present residences.
The large posters and indeed NIL the
Job work executed at this Office surpasscs
in excellence anything ever before thought
of in this.community. We record this
as the verdict of those who have recently
given US orders 60 I'LL.
The sudden rain which fell on Sunday
evening was very acceptable. After the
storm a beautiful rainbow was visible or,
it would perhaps be better TO say IA num-
Der Of rainbows, as each person, it is said,
sees different bow.
Judge Franck OF Rcbersburg, An Asso-
ciate Judge noted FOR his dignity on the
bench and his aiinbility when in the eapac-
ity Of q private citizen, frequently comes
to Bcllefontc. We had pleasant chat
with him a few days since
Rev. Field., who is now visiting, in
company with his wife, at her maiden
home, the residence Of Mrs. Judge Hale,
this place, preached two very acceptable
and extremely edifying sermons in the
Episcopal church last Sunday.
-Rebersburg has received AN accession
to iu.populasion in the person Of Mr..
Michael Hetzel, OF Frecburs, Snyder
county, who will use his best efforts to
keep the natives Of that burg constantly
supplied with clothes Of his own manuiao-
turc.
Michael Shaffer, Esq, with his son
James L. ShafFcr, two Of the stRunchcst
Democrats and most pleasant men who
over honorcd Zion by their residence, fA-
yorcd US with call on Friday morning
last We will be pleased 70 have them
come again.
The "Grinders,' IA the millcrs of
Pennsylvania are sometimes called, met in
convention in the Logan House parlor,
Altoona, on Tuesday week. Mr. VIM. i,
Duncan, Of the well.known firm Of Dun
can, Hale S Co, was elected president pro
tenn, presiding with great dignity.
Friday last brought our friend Henry
G.. Cronister, Esq., Of Martha Furnace, to
town. He started from home about six
O'Clock in the morning, executed a variety
Of business and was ready TO return before
the 10 o'clock mail train arrived at this
place But, then, Mr.. G. always was
man Of great energy.
The State Agricultural Board. accord
ing TO the jersey Shore Herald, has is-
sued its cdict prohibiting County Agricul-
tural Societies that receive the annual 500
State appropriations, from offering pre-
miums for horse racing. There can be trials
Of speed, but no premiums can be offered
without losing the appropriation of 500.
Three teachers we're elected for the
schools at Millhcim last week, TO teach
during the winter session. ID. L. Zerby,
Esq, will teach in the Grammar school !;
| Mr.. j. X. Van Ormer in the Primary
school, and Mr.. w. II. b. Eisenhuth in
the North street school. The salary In
each case will be s27 dollars per month.
Prof. Charles Bauer, who for long
time has been giving instructions in the
art Of writing at the Bellefonte Academy
and TO private classes in this place, has
closed his labors after a successful engage
ment. lie Ia at present at Unionville
where he has a class of forty-two pupils
Those who learn Of him seem TO improve
rapidly.
The Jersey Shore Herald has taken a
new departure. II deviated from its Gus
tom of emitting an issue on Fourth Of July
week, and instead will take weeks vaca-
tion during next month, and permit the
proprietor and employees 10 attend the ses-
sions Of Wayne Camp-meeting. Our friend,
$. s. Il. E. Sunday -schooD Secly, must be
developing into good Methodist
Mr.. William Brachbil returned home
from New York on Tuesday evening Of
last week. lie has been residing there for
several months past, adding tho finishing
touches TO his already well-learned trade of
manufacturing furniture. Accompanying