Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-05
Local Department.

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called on us last week.
MIR. Fred Sands now bakcs for Baney's
bakery, on Bishop street.
The County Statement is published in
the DEMOCRAT this week.
Henry +. Duck, Esq, of Penn town
ship, called on Monday last.
Sunday nextis Quinquagesima Sunday,
or the first Sunday before Lent.
Communion was celebrated in the
Episcopal church, this place, last Sunday,
The Pleasant Gap band passed through
this place on its way to Howard last Sat-
day.
The choir of the Episcopal church has
already commenced to practice music for
Easter.
The moon again becomes "new" on
Tuesday morning next at the 9th hour and
23d minute.
Judge Barrett and ID. L. Krebs, Esq,
both eminent lawyers of Clearfeld, were in
town on Monday last.
MIR. Win Laurie, of Philipsburg, spent
Sunday last at his home in this place. He
is as tall and handsome as ever.
ID. L. Krebs, Esq, of Clearheld,
spent a short time in agreeable conversa-
tion in our sanctum on Monday last.
Mr.. Tom Twitmire has embarked in
the saddler business, occupying the room
recently vacated by Baney & Bartley.
Rev. John Hewitt, of the Episcopal
church, will preach at o'clock next
Sunday afternoon at Valentines Forge.
Many of our singers are very busy
practicing the oratorio of "Creation," " un-
der the superintendance of Miss Onmacht,
Harry Green is very busy young
man. There is such a rush after his cigars
that it consumes all his time in selling
them.
The new remedy, Days Kidney Pad,
is positively guaranteed cure for all dis
eases of the Kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs
Frank Fielding, Esq., one of the hand
some as we'll as talented lawyers of Clear
field county, visited Centre county court
this week.
The DEMOCRAT circulates largely
among a class who will patronize your
public sale this spring If you advertise in
its columns.
st. Valentines day, February l4th,
occurs on the second Saturday of the
month, and washington's birthday on the
fourth Sunday.
DR.. ]. +. Larimer, one Of the promi-
nent physicians of Lock Haven, swas in
town yesterday. lie has numerous friends
in this county.
Mr.. Fred. Zettle, of Spring Mills, was
recently so unfortunate as to lose his pock-
et-book containing SI5 in greenbacks and
other papers of value.
The fine musical instruments at Bun
nell & Aikens' are sent all over the county
TO aid in the musical conventions being
held at various places.
Newman has moved his tailoring es-
tablishment to the "Bee Hive" store. Go
there and get a good fitting suit made at
the lowest cash prices. 6-tf
Our friend Mr.. Simon Harper, has
purchased the new brick house in Centre
Hall recently erected by Mr.. j. o. Dein-
niger for which he paid $500.
Three more Grange meetings still re-
main TO be held, viz; At Zion, to-day +;
Benner lat Mr.. Conley's), tomorrow
and at Pleasant Gap, on Saturday.
This is the cigar long have sought
and mourned because l found 1t not, mur-
INJURED man recently who for the first
time bought one of Harry Green's cigars.
MFR. Il. L. Erhard finished his little
building on High street last Saturday,
took possession on Monday and by this
time has made any amount of boots and
shoes.
The next six weeks will be cold. The
ground hog was out on Monday last, saw
his shadow and went back again to his
winter home to remain for another month
and half.
AT the election on the 18th Of this
month, the people Of Boggs township will
decide by vote whether or not new town
ship shall be formed from the present
dimensions of Boggs.
John s. Fink, Esq, respected citizen
of Taylor township, died at his home on
Wednesday, the 2lst of January. lie was
sixty nine years Of age. Consumption was
the cause Of his death.
On Monday night and Tuesday morn
ing about nine inches Of the airy, fairy,
festhery, floating, pure, white, beautiful
snow fell. Ib value just at this time can
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