Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-18
Local Department.

close.
Centre county fair October lst, ID
and 3D.
For the best and cheapest groceries go
to L,eb's.
Let everybody attend the fair ON the
lst. 2d and 81 of October.
Mr.. John Hibbler returned from his
visit to Erie last Saturday.
Preparations are making for "ian-
tastic parade during the fair.
Those fragrant cigars which the gem
tlemen smoke come from Harry Green's
-Gentlemcn's furnishing goods, such ms
underwear, shirts, ncckwear, etc, can be
found at Locbs.
Rev. Campbell, of Unionyillc, has
been appointed to fill the chair Of Latin
and History at State College.
"A large number of residents of Centre
county are at present among the visitors
viewing the attractions at the State fair.
The volumes which had strayed from
the Y. NJ. c. A. library are returning and
the reading room will soon be opened again
DR.. Z. ID. Neff and daughter and Mr.
Jacob Dinges and son, all of Centre Hail.
were in attendance at the State Fair in
Philadelphia.
Among the fair ladies visiting in town
last week was Miss Emma Mccoy, Of Al
toona, who was guest at the residence Of
Gen. BEAVER.
We notice that the residence Of Mrs
Judge Hale is again closed, its occupants
having departed to spend the winter in
their city homes.
A camp-meeting was in progress at
Pine Grove on Sunday last which was well
attended. 1t was under the auspices Of
the VI. +. church.
Miss Bella Rankin, of Boalsburg, pass
rd through this place on Tuesday On route
60 Birmingham, where she will attend
schooi this winter.
The Ladies Missionary Society con-
nected with the Episcopal church meets
fhFS afternoon NJ o.1b ttotA a. bAc Etrl-
dence OF Mrs. DR.. Hale.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion, of Centre Hall, held an open-ar
meeting In front Of Murrsy's drug store
last Sunday afternoon.
The death notice of Mr.. Joseph 5.
S Ray, son Of Robert and Elizabeth Ray, Of
this place, will be found in another column.
lie died at OwAtonna, Minnesota.
The residence Of VIM. II. Blair, Esq.,
on Allegheny street, has been receiving
some exterior improvements during the
past week in the way of fresh paint.
1.-THE melancholy days have come, the
saddest of the year" and IL you do not
want them TO overcome you entirely go
and buy some new clothes Of our friend j.
Newman, Jr.
The sound of the hammer driving
nails, proceeding from the roof Of Mr.. Ed
ward Tysons residence on High street, sug-
gests that some new shingles are being laid
in that locality.
Numerous entries are being daily
made for the fair in the various classes.
Let all the people encourage IL by their
presence, and thus promote the interests of
our county.
The handsome residence of Mrs. Reed,
on Allegheny street, is being yet further
beautiaed under the direction of Messrs.
Dsak * Loneberger, two of Bellefontes e
most skillful mechanics.
Rev. J. A. Aldred, of Clearfeld, will
preach for the Baptist congregation, OF
this place, on Sunday evening next. A
full attendance of the congregation Is re-
quested and everybody is invited.
The Presbyterian congregation, Of
this place, was we'll provided with minis
terial assistance last Sunday morning,
three clergymen occupying the pulpit and
taking part in the services.
The man who lives the best in this
town Is not he who spends the most money,
but who buys all his groceries Of 3. A.
Brew * Son. Tho next time you wish
anything in that line try this firm.
The Grange picnic, which will BE-
held on top Of Nittany mountain one week
from to-day, promises to be the most sue.
cessful ever held. Delegations are coming
from Mifiiin and Huntingdon counties.
Mr.. John Glass and Mr.. Samuel
Crawford, Of Spring Mills, we're the vic.
tins Of robberics on Friday night, the 9Th
instant. From the latter two bags OF
wheat were taken, while the former lost
the entire contents Of his spring house.
The Republican says Solomon Derr, Of
BelIefonte, claims 10 have been the first
man 10 cross the new iron suspension
bridge at Milesburg. And now William
Adams, Of the latter place, comes forward