Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-06-05
Local Department.

Mr.. Levi Straub was in town again
last Sunday.
"A large number of guests register
daily at the Bush House.
Charley Cromley and lady made their
appearance in town on Tuesday.
The Executive Committee Of the Y.
NJ. G. a. meets tomorrow night.
Which is "Thc Day we Celebrate" 4"
Fourth Of July or Decoration day
The Lutheran Sunday school, of Aa-
ronbsurg, held its annual picnic last Friday
in Bowers woods.
-Ex-Governor Curtin will soon give a
lecture for the benefit of the Centennial
Temperance Club.
1t is not prima faeie evidence merely
because man balls from Walker township
that he excels as pedestrian.
The Ladies Missionary Society, of the
Episcopal church, will meet this afternoon
at the residence Of Mrs. Wilkinson.
Mrs. Hattie Olmstead, of Willamsport
has been visiting the family Of MIR. John
Ardsll, this place, for the past two weeks.
--Bauland still has for show, dress goods
of a superior kind ladies to him will
certainly 90 if they are in their right
mind.
We learn that Mr.. John Glen, Of Mt
Eagle, had the sad misfortune to break his
leg one day last week, while unloading
lumber.
DR.. T. J. Trap, Williamsport dem
tist, has been devoting his attention to the
teeth of the inhabitants of Spring Mills,
this county.
Mr.. Michael ShafFer, Of Walker town
ship, called upon US last Friday evening.
We found him as usual an exceedingly
pleasant gentleman.
"A large number Of persons from this
county departed in the train on Tuesday
for Altoona TO attend the sessions Of the
Sabbath-school convention.
The moon, which has added so much
TO the loveliness Of the last few evenings,
reached the zenith Of her glory last night,
and now her light Is on the wane.
Philip Teats visited his old home over
last Sunday. He seemed so terribly full
of business, that he must be creating a sem
sation in the dairy line in Altoona.
j. L. Spangler, E.q., advertises for
sale an T.. A. Wood mower, the sale to
take place Saturday next at 2 p. NJ. in front
of the Court House, for whatever price 1t
will bring. Who bids frst7
An exchange, in answering the ques-
tion, "Do hogs pay p replies that a great
many do not ) that they take the paper for
several years and then have the postmaster
send 1t back marked, refused"
"A trout was caught in Spring Creek
last week eighteen inches in length and
which weighed two pounds and two ounces
We believe that Mr.. Frank Blair became
the possessor Of this elegant fsh.
Mrs. james Mitchell and her daugh-
ter, Miss Ollie Mitchell Of this place, de-
parted on the $50 train Tuesday morning
TO visit friends at Latrobe, Westmoreland
county. They will be absent about two
weeks.
Now the rain has come and made us
all feel glad we must never, never, never
more be bad. So, those ladies who con-
slider Themselves very, very fair should 20
at once to the Bee Hive store and get
something nice 10 wear
We recommend our numerous readers.
and what few other persons there may be
In this county, to buy their groceries from
the elegant stock Of our grocers, 8. A.
Brew Il Son. Those who cannot be satis-
fed there we verify believe would cry II
they were TO be hung.
The Pennsylvania railroad, says the
Jersey Shore Herald, Is getting out its OBJ
servation cars. These cars are open on the
sides, have chairs instead Of double seats,
and are intended to run between Altoona
and Cresson, TO allow the passengers to SEQ
the views Of the horseshoe curve.
Mr.. Ira G. Mitchell, formerly Of this
place, but now practicing Law in Lock
Haven, Is member Of the Good Templar
lodge Of that place. lie attended the con-
vention Of the organization recently in
session at Remove, and was elected dele
gate to the State Convention of Good
Templars which meets at Reading this
month.