Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-09-25
Local Department.

Tho present frosty mornings are de-
structive TO flower gardens.
The churches will soon commence
their evening services at I o'clock.
Mr.. William, son Of Ex-Governor
Curtin, was in town over last Sunday.
-Burchdeld's Mountain City Band at
tended the picnic at Unionvlle last Satur-
day,
Miss Jennie Garrett, of this place, has
been spending the summer with friends in
Ohio.
Mr.. J. Zeller returned on Monday
morning last after brief absence from
home.
The Logan Fire company meets to-
night and desires to have full attendance
present.
Attend the meetings Of the Y. NJ G.
a. held each Friday evening and Sunday
afternoon.
job printing is executed in truly ar
tistic manner at the Office of the CENTRE
DEMOCRAT.
For bargains in hardware 90 to the
frst-class hardware store of Wilson, Me-
Farlanc X Co.
If Harry Green enters his cigars for
exhibition at the fair they will certainly
draw the premium.
Sam Dawson does not bake any longer
for the people Of Johnstown, having re-
turned to this place
DO not buy your clothing until you
have seen Loeb's. They challenge compar-
ison in prices and quality.
A temperance meeting was held in
the Ironworkers' building at Valentines
Forges last Tuesday evening.
Mfr. Lew Schafior will teach a school
at Nittany Hall this fall, He is a graduate
Of Lock Haven Normal School
MIR. j. K. Fiddler, of Madisonburg
and Miss Sallie a. Meek, OF this place, are
attending the Normal School at Lock
Haven.
The solo sung by Miss Kate Curtin, at
the commencement of services in the Epis-
copal church last Sunday evening, was well
rendered
The Centennial Temperance Club en-
t"ruanment will positively take place on
the evening Of October ., the second day
:of the fair.
Mr.. George Wolf run his finger
into machine with which he was manu-
featuring tin-ware, last Monday, injuring
il severely.
Don't forget to attend the entertain
ment of the Centennial Temperance Club
Thursday evening, October =. Admission
"5 and % cents.
The most complete and largest assort-
ment of carpets, mating and oil cloth, to
he found in Central Pennsylvania, has
been received at Loeb's.
"A special examination Of Centre corn-
ty teachers to GIL vacancies will be held in
the Superintendent office, this place, next
Thursday morning, October 2.
The nights arc now made beautiful
with the radiance of the moon, which ap-
pears in the heavens early and goes on her
brilliant way through all the night.
Among the many attractions in town
during the coming fair will be the enter
tainment of the Centennial Temperance
Club, on Thursday evening October 2.
-Wringers repaired by Smith the tin
ner. Work guaranteed. Always go TO q
practical mechanic for good work, and in
our friend Smith you will find the right
man.
Miss Ella Cowdrick, Of this place, So
riously injured her arm the other day by
bringing it in contact with the sharp edge
of cupboard door The injured member
is now recovering.
Mrs. Catherine Campbell, lately o.
Lock Haven, but native and for long
time resident Of this place died on Mon
day evening last in the Goth year Of her
age. She was we'll known TO many people
in this place.
Joseph Ross and family, Of Pleasan
Gap, started on Friday morning last L
spend week in visiting among friends IL
Jefferson county. They employ the old
fashioned method Of travelling, going in
large wagon, and thus enjoying the I'm
September weather.
Come TO the fair next week and hav
good time, and while here visit the gro
Gerry store of $. A. Brew * Son. Next t
the fair, II will be the most attractiv
place. Especial premiums, " in the way G
good bargains, are offered TO all who wi
purchase at that store.
The Baptist congregation will hav
the benefit Of excellent preaching neN
: Sunday. Rev. J. A. Aldred, Of ClearfelC
who preached in the church last sunda,