Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-10-02
Local Department.

"A ball will take place at Bush's Hall
this evening.
If this isn't "Indian Summer" it is
second cousin to IT,
Penn Bigony, of the Bush House, is
at home again.
The Centennial Temperance Club will
entertain the people tonight.
Harry Green still continues To sell the
mos, delicious cigars in town.
Services at the Episcopal church, last
Sunday night, began at O'Clock.
One of the largest and best markets of
the season was that oflast Tuesday morning,
These are lovely days in which to on
Joy the concluding games of croquet for the
season.
-Four thousand people attended the
picnic of the Patrons of Husbandry last
Thursday.
Smoker, go to Harry Green, and see
If he cannot sell you the best cigar you
ever bought.
"A special examination for teachers
will be held in the Superintendent office
this morning.
The biggest line of ladies and child
ren's hats, trimmed and untrimmed, at
Lyon * Cos.
The books which were missing from
st. Johns Episcopal Sabbath-sehool library
are being returned.
Mr.. J. b. McElroy, Of Potter's Mills,
died suddenly on the afternoon of We'd
nesday, September IL.
Those who attend the fair must not
fail to notice the curious clock exhibited
by Mr.. c. F. Richard.
The Ladies Missionary Society, of the
Episcopal church, meets this afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. Wilkinson.
Rev. DR.. Calder, Of State College,
preached for the Baptist congregation of
this place last Sunday evening.
The Zion band not only furnishes ex-
cellent music, but has lately purchased
new and stylish grey uniforms.
The amusement department of the
fair, under the superintendence Of Frank
Chamberlin, Esq, is progressing finely.
The Millheim Lodge, No. e55, of Odd
Fellows, will give basket picnic at Penn
Cave next Saturday, to which everyone is
invited.
Robert Seibert had one of his hands
badly cut by bringing 1t in contact with
circular saw while at work in Crider's mill
last Monday night.
Miss Jennie Morrison, of this place,
who is regarded by the people Of Snow
Shoe as indispensable as a school teacher,
spent Sunday last in town.
-Messrs. Hal Orbison and John Mason
Duncan started last evening for Erie 10
attend the State convention Of the Young
Mems Christian Association.
"A large number of persons from this
place will attend the ceremonies incident
upon the unveiling of the Brady monu-
ment, at Muncy, during next week.
1t is said that our artistic hair-cutter,
Mr.. William Mills, varied his customary
occupation the other day, by dispatching
black snake which measured over four feet
in length.
Buy your clothing where they have
no shelf-worn goods. Go TO Loebs,
where you can find immense piles of new
goods. Best made, best fitting, latest style
and lowest prices.
-"Blind Charley Is giving piano and
organ concerts in several places throughout
the county. lie will be at Pine Grove on
the 9Th, at BoAlsburg on the 10th and at
Howard on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Harper, returned
from their wedding tour last Saturday.
The Bellefonte band greeted them with
one Of its sweet serenades. The happy
couple take up their residence at the Bush
House.
Rev. J. A. Aldrod, of Clearheld,
preached fine sermon last Sunday morn
ing in the Baptist church, this place, from
the text, "I am the rose Of Sharon" Rev.
Aldred has fine command Of language
and speaks with remarkable distinctness.
The green of summer is turning into
the crimson and yellow Of fall. Every
thing seems to change. $. A. Brew &
son, however, are an exception 10 this uni
versal rule. They continue, just as they
have all the time, to sell better and cheap
or groceries than any other Grm.
Mr.. II. ID. Van Peh offers at public
sale, on Friday, the l7th Of October, at the
residence Of Ady Houseman, Of Potter
township, large amount of farm stock
and farm implements. Tho sale will COM
mence at O'Clock on that day. II Is a
rare chance for those who wish to buy.
Mr.. Herman veidcffer, while employ.