Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-11-27
Mir. d. Miles Wingate, Of Carbondale,


will be pleasantly and gratefully rcmem-
bered by the many who have been relieved
of aching teeth through his instrumcntal-
ity, during his former residence here, it il
nounced, will locate in this place during
the winter months. The son, we are in
formed, is AN enterprising, accomplished
and most exemplary young gentleman, Of
pronounced literary tastes and habits, and
doubtless as handsome as he Is virtuous
He hopes to be of benefit while here in
imparting to others the accomplishment of
pennmanship, which he possesses in high
degree. Whether he is married our in
formant does not say, but we hope for the
benefit of our numerous and enchanting
young ladies that he Is not Every social
and business interest of Bellcfonte bids him
welcome.
1t is pleasant to learn of good fortune
coming to former residents of Centre
county who are now living in distant parts
Of the country. Several years since Mr..
Foster 5. Wolf Of Aaronsburg, settled in
the State Of Kansas, and all his career
there has been prosperous. He is acting
as agent for the Gulf Railroad Company,
at Girard, and has by close attention to
business accumulated property. More
than that he has won for wife one of the
pleasant young ladies of Girard, and on
the 9th instant was married to Miss Emma
Adamson. The wedding is said to have
been II pleasant affair, and the account
states that the happy couple were able to
move Immediately into n residence of their
otcH The congratulations of hi. Centre
county friends follow him to his new abode
Best calicos 3 cents per yard, at
Lyon X Cos.
Jessie, little daughter Of Mr. H. l..
Dictienbach, of Lock Haven, died in that
place on the morning Of the 18th instant.
Jessie was An exceedingly sweet little girl
aged about seven years. Her aiiliciion
was inhammatory rheumatism, which af-
fcctcd the heart. We realize with what
sorrowful heart our friend mus, bayc part
ed with this little gem Of his household,
and in his bereavement We sincerely con-
dole with him, though it is doubtless all
for the best. She has been transplan,cd
from earth to heaven.
Mr.. james Lane and bride returned
from their wedding tour last Friday on
the O'Clock train. In the evening their
kind friends rendered them two scrcnadcs.
The fret wa. BY the Mountain City Band
and most gratefully received bu, as the
second was Of tho kind generally known
ss Calathumpinu, given by whoever could
make the most outrageous noise, 1t was
listened to, perhaps with smiles, but GER
tainly not with appreciation.
bingham 6 to : cents per yard, a,
Lyon u Cos
Mr.. 5. ". Beach, the former courtly
and competent teacher in our Academy, and
now passing through his Senior year at
Princeton Seminary, ha. received q call to
the pastorate of the Twelfth Presbyterian
church Of Baltimore. Thi. 8. the more in
teres,ing to Bellcfonic from the fact that
he will probably carry away with him one
Of the fair madcns Of thi. town when ho q.
prepared to enter upon his new duti"..
Brew & Son keep constantly on
hand large supply Of fresh groceries.
They have crsubcrrios and al kind. Of
dried and canned fruits Rsisius, currAut.
and all the necessary ingredient. for mncc
pies can be found there. Also corn
meal and buckwhcst In short all ,hc.o
thing which are pleasant to tho taste ihi.
cold weather may be purchasod thorc at
reasonable rates
"A good childs suit at $50, at Lyon
& Cos.
The heart Of every traveller, who is
destined to wait for trains in the Pennsyl-
vania railroad depot at this place, will 20
out with gratitude to the company Tor the
efforts which have recently been made to
I lHtANfi - thN'ii itf HAiffH AliffFINi isif-
painting and re-kalsomining have been
carried on quite extensively greatly to the
advantage Of its appearance
/ The fact that the officials connected
with the Philadelphia & Erie railroad
shops at Remove give notice that they will
take fourteen young men to learn trades
in the different departments, may be Of in.
terest to some young men or 10 parents in
this community. For further particulars,
address Supt +. B. Westfall, Remove, Pa.
Superintendent w. A. Baldwin and
several other Pennsylvania railroad Off
cials dined with Mr.. James l.. Sommer-
willie at the Bush House on Saturday last.
This may indicate another step preliminary
TO the purchase of the Bellefontc and Snow
Shoe railroad by the great Pennsylvania
Company.