Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-15
Another lot of s2.iO suits and % cent

1t is a colored band which as yet does I'll
its blowing in private.
benjamin Hartshorn, man quite we'll
known in this community and who for a
long time kept the United States Hotel at
Harrisburg, died last week in Clearneld.
lie was about 10 years of ago.
Look at these goods at Newman's;
Summer caps, 6 cents each; white shirts,
linen bosoms and cuffs, 80 cents each.
The finest, largest and cheapest stock of
linen busters in town at Newman's.
--Solon, Lycurgus, Demosthenes, Plato
and all the ancient philosophers are said
to have credited their wisdom to the fact
that they always wore boots and shoes pur-
chased of our enterprising merchants, John
Powers & Son.
DIR. q. l.. Potter has photograph of
Patterson" 'blooded" animal, which,
together with other celebrated animals, are
now on exhibition at Philipsburg. Circu-
lars containing full descriptions can be
procured of DIR. Potter.
james and Theodore McCaHerty have
been spending the last week or ten days at
the residence of their father, Mr.. Charles
McCnferty, of this place. We understand
they were called from their West Virginia
abode by the illness of their mother, and
will remain until she recovers.
The Bee Hive clothing store pays spe-
cial attention to its dress goods department,
A new advertisement appears to-day in
which few prices are enumerated. When
dress goods can be purchased for five cents
per yard is there any reason why our ladies
should not all be we'll dressed Elegant
black and colored silks very cheap.
| -Howorth's Grand Hibernia CombinA-
ton, which exhibited here "Wednesday
evening of last week, was a very meritori-
GUS entertainment, and was thoroughly
appreciated by the large audience that at
tended. The panorama is one Of the best
representations of Ireland on canvass ever
produced, and all the members of the com
pany are thoroughly frst-class artists.
"A very foolish change was made when
the Hcrdic House, Williamsport, was
changed to the Park House. As the Her
die House, the hotel was so we'll known
throughout the State, that 1t will be long
time before people can become thoroughly
accustomed to tho name Park House. But,
7 .. -.
haps stop there just as often as We did be-
fore.
John Lambert, who resided near Mill
Greek, Huntington county, fifty years ago,
died last December in the State Of Iowa
leaving a widow and an estate worth S75,-
600. They are now searching for heirs
who may yet be residing in the vicinity of
his former home. There are few Lam
berts around here who might devise q
claim to part of the s75, 900, and even TO
the widow herself II she is yet sufficiently
attractive
Mr.. d. Woodring, administrator of
the late Alexander Shcllcn berger, of Worth
township, announces public sale Of the
effects of the deceased gentleman TO be held
on Saturday the 2i.h day of the present
month, at one O'Clock r. N. The sale will
take place from his late residence near
Port Matilda. Two good milk cows, one
set mason and p!asterer's tools and a large
variety OF household furniture are among
the articles offered. II will be one Of the
largest sales of the season and persons who
can will do we'll to attend.
"A pcculiarlys,riking and artistic style
Of hat now adorns the heads of our young
ladies. 1t is designed to combine the larg-
est possibly amount of straw, ribbons and
flowers and cover the least possible
amount of head. An ordinary hat Of this
kind would cover two heads If properly
distributed, but the wearer generally bal
ances 1t artistically on her right car. Un-
der the ewes Of the hat on top of the head
a bouquet Is inserted. From thence 1t all
flows gracefully down until Il touches the
right shoulder. Altogether IL is fragrant
with associations Of 8 brilliant floral dis-
play on the southern slope of hill.
While man has been sitting perfect
ly still We have seen his sidewalk Boston
Transcript. So have we and his footstep
at the same time.--Nsg Haren Register.
And probably his nose run, also.--Eorris-
totoH Herald. And his eyebrowse.
'isburg Telegraph. And his head swim
BettefOnte Republican. Yes, and his ear
ring, and his toe, nail, and his knee, cap.
And yet, notwithstanding his Sidewalk .
or his "footstep," /. Is the sitting down,
after all, that tests his bottom Beiiefonts
Watehman. Yes, especially II he should
assume this recumbent position on wasp's