Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-05-08


phia,
Read "Sound Reasons" in another
column.
Senator Alexander was in town on
Tuesday.
The choir IN the Episcopal church is
improving.
Before buying your spring suits read
"Sound Reasons"
Capt. Austin Curtin was in Lock
Haven last Saturday.
MIR. Calvin Weaver is reading law
with Il. NJ. Magee, Esq.
$. * A. Loeb, the "boss" clothers-
read "Sound Reasons"
"A few land suits are occupying the at
tention of court this week.
The Presbyterian church of this place
will be the next to secure II new organ.
Judge Mayer and Senator Peale were
both in town the early part Of this week
Madam, before dressing out your son
in n new spring suit read "Sound Reasons"
Children born this year will not be of
age until the Twentieth century is ushercd
in.
-Ex Governor Curtin was in town last
week As usual he made himself generally
agreeable
Next Sunday you can go to church
with sweet apple blossom pinned in your
button hole.
The lawn surrounding the residence of
John Ardell, Esq, is one of the most beau
tiful in town.
The rags for the manufacture of the
Y. NJ. c. A. carpet are now in the hands
of the weaver
"A bright light in the direction Of Cole
willie Saturday evening came from pile of
burning brush.
Altoona has another new weekly pa
per edited by Mr.. T. p. Rynder. 1t is call
cd the AdraHee.
The choir in the Presbyterian church
strAycd away from the proper fold last
Sunday evening.
Rev. w. A. Biggert conducted the
exercises in the room of the Y NJ. G. A.
last Sunday afternoon.
George Potter, youngest son of Doctor
G.. L., has been enjoying one of his quar-
terly visits at his home.
The boots ana shoes which John Pow
ers & Son manufacture are always Of the
best material and well made
The Centre County Sabbath-school
Convention meets at Madisonburg on We'd
nesday and Thursday, May 81 and %.
-lIouse-cleaning time suggests tha, car
pets are much like some children-the
more they are beat the worse they get
"A very large audience listened to the
new organ at the Episcopal church last
Sunday evening. Critics pronounce II fine.
Gen. james A. Beaver is one Of the
forty-eight jurors recently drawn in the L.
s. Circuit Court on the Mowry cjectment
case.
An arbor and lattice work to cover
the porch has recently been added 10 the
rear Of the residence of Mr.. Thomas Rey-
nolds.
The organ lately removed from the
Episcopol church was secondhand when
bought and had been in use about forty
years.
See the elecsric light at the circus next
week. Under its light the jokes Of the
clown will be much more brilliant than
usual.
An organ was placed in one Of the Al
toona Presbyterian churches by the same
firm that put the organ In the Episcopal
church Of this place.
Two barns we're burned in Lock
Haven last Saturday, which developed the
fact that they have chickens down there
that can swim across the canal.
The sewer on Allegheny street, next
Wilson & McFarand's store has been en-
larged to a capacity to easily aCcoTodste
all the water passing into 1t.
Mrs. ID. q. Bush has so far recovered
from her late injuries as to be able 10 move
about her yard and superintend the inn
provcmcnts now being made.
"A large stock Of ladies' and children's
shoes are kept on hand constantly at the
store Of John Powers & Son. Go TO him
10 buy your spring and summer shoes.
Rev. Il. Crittenden returned on Tues
day morning from trip through Mexican,
Warren and Potter counties. Five or six
new Sabbath schools have been started.
MIR. Jacob Dunkle, of Hublersburg,
was one Of our visitors the early part of
this week. He Is handsome, portly gen.
tleman and an able and conscientious COM
missioner.
There are three or four schools In opo-
ration In the public school building, which