Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-03

Afternoon, expecting Ia reach New J ork
in about three weeks.
We again have the pleasure Of recall
ing 10 the memories of the numerous
friends of tho Y. NJ. G. A. that the month
ly gathering in connection with the Asso-
cation will be held Sunday afternoon
next Mt 4 O'Clock. The Association, ms
usual, will be delighted to receive full
attendance
An occurrence which we have hereto
fore neglected to notice is the marriage on
Tuesday, June II, of Mr. Herman lInupt,
formerly of Guggcnhcimcr's store, this
place, and now merchant of Curwcnsyillc.
He welded Miss Annie, daughter of
William a. Mcdlar, Efq., Of Reading
The Altoona Tribune says that tho beauty
and elite of that fine old town were in at
tendance.
MIR. John Powers has cultivated the
intimate acquaintance Of IA friendly robin,
which has become even more tame ,han
those birds generally are. Tho little
creature will hop fcarlc--ly abou, his store,
and although it will sometimes wander
away after worms will alway. return. We
are told that it will frequently perch on
the back Of "a fayoritc dog which hc nLo
keeps In the store
What can be- more delicious than the
plump, ripo, b,u.hinr cherry, with it,
solid, rich, luscious irujt7 A. W. see it
hanging thickly on the brnnchcs glowing
in the baskets nt market, or as wc put il
{ between our iips, We are forced 20 e&clAim
that there il nothing, no nothing, more
tempting in nature or in revelation, uu.
less it be the two bright, scarlet, plump
lips Of our beautiful mailcns when they
NEE; in delicipu, ki-s
Tho lunch given by Mc..rs IIou,cal
and Teller, Of tho BrockcrhoG House, IN
last Saturday evening, Wa. pariakcn 81 by
Il very large number Of persons. Every
ono who called between cigh, and nine
O'Clock wns served ~i,h a plato Of turtle
soup about the quality of which ,horc was
bat ono opinion. Il was unanimously
voted excellent. ~. was no doubt due to
the culinary .kill of Mr.. Houscal, who al.
ways ha. hand ia The preparation Of the
good thing. with which the et.csu oi the
Brock"rhaG are rocalcd
--BgIIcfou,c Is not intended for a barn.
yard nor arark, neither f. s; rnouagcrio
or rancho in which to rajso cattle for
market, The yi.i.or ~ho think. thi, make.
mistake. /, s. only because the ,R.:cs 81
our citizens arc % such peculiar Mind,
'ha, the moe: lovely sight e. them is the
highway COW, tho granting pig, or the
oIuckinc hen. That is why We allow ,hs'n
such absolute freedom on our streets. W.
care not whether It ia disacrccah.c 60
Stranger, or injurious 70 tho animal. them.
selves; that oar ,a.ica may be- gratihcI ,s
all We ak
Among the changes 10 future for State
College We see that John ". Hc,,uu, q
the present graduating class, will become
principal of the preparatory department,
+ vice {. + Edmond resigned. Charles =.
. Reeves, VI. ;, former graduate of tho
College, and At present porfccting his cdu-
cation st Hsid"lburg, Germany, wa elect
, od by the executive committee to fll the
, chair of professor ~ modern languagcs, vice
Colonel a. Grabowskii, resigned IsnAc
: a. Harvey, VI. a, of Lock Haven, will
. Oh the chair Il Latin and History, vice !
r 5. Dean, VI. a, resigned Two new pro.
, fcssorships were cstsbli.hcl, one FOR phys-
. ice, the other for horticulture.
sunday y-school missionary Rev. Il.
4. Crii,enden very thankfully felt his scalp
. the other day when entering our Office.
. and congraiulcd himself that it was all
there. He had just returned from a tour
r among the Cornplantcr Indians Of Warren
/. county, to whom he had preached a scr.
b. mon, and who had heard him with delight.
i, Aided BY two or three Caucasian sisters.
3 he succeeded in establishing a sabbath
!. school. Among the principal officers are
d. Deacon Jack Blacksnake, and Alfred
, IIalftown. The Indians are Of the orig
inal Seneca tribe, and chiefs, squaws and
!. papooses will doubtless profit much from
Rev. Criltenden's visit.
Tho nearest celebration tomorrow
will be at Pleasant Gap, the principal
feature being the dedication Of Mr. Goti-
loib HaAg's new hall, Col. ID. II. Hastings
= will contribute still further to his rcputa-
a ton as an orator by flight Of oloqucnce
commemorative OF the Fourth Of July.
:, The Silver Cornct Band and Prof Smith :
:. orchestra will lead nimble feet through
|, the may dance with their witching music.
!, Amusements which will add yet more to
/, the general sport will be a sack race,
1 climbing CREASED pole, playing at catch