Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-31
Local Department.
Farewell to the month of July.

Flour Is on tho rise. 1t is now So
per barrel.
banged hair covers a large amount of
brains and beauty.
The High Constable advcrtiscs some
of his impounded animals for sale.
Everybody is invited to the Bellefontc
Band festival tomorrow evening.
Mr. Frank Grico has been at the sea
shore for the past couple of weeks.
Miss Mary Orbison, of Huntington,
is at present guest of Mrs. DR.. Hayes.
MIR. John Mason Duncan will bo To-
Gated at Howard for the next two weeks.
The rite of Communion will be cclc-
bratcd next Sunday at the Episcopal
church.
Moran Iibblcr has been spending a
few days in town, leaving again on Tues
day last.
Get ready for Wayne Station camp.
meeting, which commences on the 18th of
August.
Hon. L. A. Mackey, of Lock Haven,
honorcd our sanctum with call yesterday
morning.
Clarence A. Johnston is making grand
success in conducting the National Hotel,
at Shamokin.
"A Sunday-school picnic is one of the
pleasures in prospect for the Presbyterian
Sabbath-school.
Peaches will soon be in our market in
abundance The crop at home and abroad
is reported good.
Mr.. John Hibbler departed on Tues
day evening last for Erie, to be absent for
about three weeks.
Excursions to the peak of McCoy's
Mountain and to other places of interest
are becoming numerous.
The recent heavy rains have been of
incalculable benefit, and now it is said that
the corn crop will be good.
The music at the Brockerhof House
Hop, last Thursday, was furnished by Re-
pasz's Orchestra, Williamsport.
The Clinton Democrat says that the
church at Tusseyville, this county, has
treated itself TO new $500 bell.
"A new fruit and confectionery store
has been opened in Browns block, corner
of Bishop and Allegheny streets.
Rev. Moses Pinekney, who preached
In the grove near the toll-gate last Sunday
afternoon, was greeted with large audi
ence.
"A lively running race took place
on Allegheny street on Tuesday evening,
between two Of Daniel Garman's Indian
ponies.
Tho season for catching trout closes
to-day. Fishermen will govern them
selves accordingly, as the law will be en-
forced.
We had the pleasure Of welcoming TO
our sanctum last week Mr. John Ward, Of
Half Moon, and J. Ii. Reifsnyder, Esq, Of
Millheim.
Her Majesty Ship Pinafore sailed in
TO Lock Haven yesterday, exhibiting at
the Opera House, in that place, last night
and this evening.
--How's this for high7 One hundred
and forty-three arrivals at the Bush House
last week, and it wasn't an extra week for
arrivals, either.
1t is said that "Blind Charley" the
musical prodigy, will give concert in the
NJ. +. church, at Julian, on Tuesday eve
ming next, August 5.
Mr.. Lawrence l.. Brown is putting in
new scales Of the Howe manufacture, at
his Office. The old ones, we believe, have
been in use fourteen years.
We regret to hear that our friend, e1-
Sheriff Woodring, has met with an aiFlic-
tion in the death of little child, that was
buried on Tuesday last.
The usual monthly meeting Of the
Young Mems Christian Association will
be held at their rooms next Sunday after
noon, TO which all are invited.
The new house Of Mr.. james Mcclure
u approaching completloni and makes
tasteful addition 10 the corner Of Spring
and Logan streets, on which II is located.
The Lock Haven DAILY Journal says
that Miss Roso Morgan, graduate of the
Lock Haven Normal School, will take
charge of 3 private school, at Howard, this
fall.
Clement Dale, Esq, was rusticating
and recreating in the country last week,
visiting wherever he was welcome, which,
Of course, was every place he pleased 10
stop.
Master Joe Montgomery, the Belle
fonte editor Of the Philadelphia Record,
returned on Tuesday from an extended
trip TO the sea shore and the metropolitan
cities.