Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-15
Local Department.


Never come "down town" without
stopping to buy u cigar of Harry Green.
The population of Belleionte is 5000
how many of them buy Harry Green's
cigars?
improvements of AN elaborate descrip-
ton continue to be made in and about the
Bush House
The Belefonte Fencibles meet at their
armory tomorrow evening to transact
important business.
The Presbyterian church edifce still
stands menace and terror TO all the peo-
pie in that vicinity.
The Presbyterian congregation wor-
shipped in Humes' Hall both morning and
evening oflast Sunday.
The twelfth annual meeting of the
State Teachers Association will be held at
York, July 27, % and 20.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society met at Mrs. John Ardell's on Linn
street last Friday evening.
Peaches, watermelons and green corn
are in the market. The former are about
the size of an ordinary plum.
We are just entering another season
of beautiful moonlight evenings. The
moon is exactly quarter full to-day.
One feature of the Day Kidney Pad is
commendable, that nothing is claimed for
it, except what it will absolutely effect.
The Chief and Assistant Burgesses
have each been submitting their business
places to a cleansing process-that of the
former receiving an application of paint.
The Daily Ne,cs informs its readers
that Mr.. r. B. Kline, of Milesburg, has
been appointed by Mr.. Hayes as register
of the land office at Yakima, Washington
Territory.
There was very small attendance at
churches and Sunday-schools on Sunday
last. Those who absented themselves found
convenient, perhaps 'oeteome, excuse in
the prevailing heat.
The annual election of directors for
the Ironworkers' building at Valentines
Forge took place last week Three selec-
tions were made from the employees and
two from the proprietors.
Saturday evening last was lively oc-
casion for Snow Shoe. In addition to the
Chinclala- House hop, the Roman
Catholic church gave festival, which was
pleasant affair and realized large
amount for the church.
Darkness reigned supreme upon the
streets of this place last Monday night
The young moon retired behind the hills
at an early hour, and as the sky was cloud
ed and the gas not lighted, pedestrians had
no aid save that of natural instinct to guide
their feet over the rough pavement.
"A delightful hop was held at the
Chinclala-moose House, Snow Shoe, on
Saturday evening last. The affair was
conducted by Bellefonte parties, but was
participated in by guests at the hotel and
residents of Snow Shoe. The music was
furnished by the string band of Snow
Shoe, and was considered excellent.
MIR. Frank Gallagher, of Howard, wss
unfortunate enough to lose his fine young
COW, on Tuesday morning of last week, by
"bloat, which was caused by eating too
freely of young clover Mr.. Gallagher is
laboring man, and the loss falls heavily
upon him. He has the sympathy of his
neighbors.
On Tuesday of last week two men
named Aikey and Holland were severely
burned by the premature explosion of 3
blast at the ore banks of the Bellefonte
Iron Company. The explosion occurred
just after their return from dinner. The
injuries of Heiland were the most serious,
and he will be confined for several weeks.
Aikey's injuries were slight.
Mr.. Shaffer's hotel at Howard was the
scene of pleasant wedding on Wednesday
of last week, the contracting parties being
Miss Hannah Daughenbaugh and Mr..
Philip Iddings. Elder N. j. Mitchell
performed the ceremony. They are hand
some couple and appeared the personifica-
tions of happiness as they departed from
the hotel.
Among the many curious citizens OF
New York City Is DR.. Tanner, who Is
fasting for period of forty days--about
eighteen days Of that time now being COM
pleted. Such ridiculous idea Is this
would never occur TO man who has lived
long in Centre county. While there are
grocery stores selling such delicious gro-
ceries as can be bought at sechler i Cos
1t would kill any average man to fast for
twelve hours. Try Sechler's groceries and
prove the truth of what we sag.