Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-05-13

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which see fit to observe the important
events in the history of the early church.
1t commentaries the descent of the Holy
Spirit upon the Apostles who were gath
cred Mt Jerusalem.
For your lawns and summer dress
goods, go to Lyon * Cos.
- II is worthy of mention-because we
traverse IL every day-that the pavement
on the High street side of the Centre
county Bank property on the corner of
Spring street, has recently been repaired
in very neat and substantial manner.
1t would be we'll il the "rage" for inn
provements were sufficiently contagious TO
include the entire length of the pavement.
The martins are species of bird that
seem to seek the most public place to build
their nests. They have consequently re-
turned again to their ast-year's quarters
under the awning before $. A. Brew &
Sons grocery store. They well know that
it is the most public place, as Brew's store
is one of the best in town and is conse-
quently patronized by the greatest number
of people.
-"George Eliot" whose name, we
believe, was Mrs. Marian Evans, was
married last week to Mr.. Gross. She is
considered the finest lady novelist in the
world and bears the same relation to other
lady novel writers that our friend Sechler's
store bears to neighboring stores of the
same kind. In everything that tends to
make a first class grocery store Sechler
takes and maintains the lead.
The Soldiers Club, of Ferguson town
ship is making arrangements to visit all
the cemeteries in the township on Decora-
tion Day for the purpose of decorating the
graves of the soldiers who gave their lives
to their country. The Club will be ac-
eompanied by band and glee club, and
will honor the memory of dead comrades
in BETTING manner. We trust the OBJ
servance ofthe day will be general through
out the county.
"A revolution in band music has been
inaugurated since the advent of Mr.. Rich
ard Willis to this place. He has assumed
entire control and is putting the boys
through course of sprouts preparatory
to great events in the future All their
ployed in practice. Several "quicksteps"
and funeral march are included in his
repertoire of music, the latter, we believe,
to first greet our ears on Decoration Day.
We see the familiar form of Prof
Herr BumLrecht again upon our streets.
| Since severing his connection as classical
instructor in the Academy at this place,
the Professor has visited several European
countries, but found no place more con-
genial to his fine tastes than our mountain
town. lie has not enjoyed the best of
health during his absence. The Professor
il an excellent linguist and a finished
scholar, and everybody is glad to see him
back again.
/ In noting the tavern licenses granted
at the April term of court, We omitted TO
notice that our friend Gottlieb Haggs ex-
cellent hotel at Pleasant Gap was among
the favored. Mr.. Hagg's license was re-
newed, and he is prepared as heretofore to
entertain his friends and the travelling pub
lie whenever they find it convenient 10
favor him with call. Those who seek
refreshmeut at his bar, may, at least, be
assured that they will not be confronted by
adulterated poison.
The idea that the glass works at this
place will be re-established has vanished
the gentlemen who were to erect an addi.
tion to the Bellefonte paper mill have gone
to Lock Haven but we may yet, accord.
ing to Dame Rumor, soon have the car
works in operation. But an institution oi
equal benefit to all these Is Sechler's store
In the quality ofthe groceries kept 1t aid.
physically and in their price customers
are financially benefited. The store should
be largely Patronized.
-Messrs. Deininger & Bumiller have
succeeded Messrs. Walter & Deininger in
the publication of the Milheim Journal
Mr.. Walter having retired. and Associate
Editor r. A. Bumiller being promoted ia
the dignity of editor and publisher. II
was not long ago that Mr.. Bumi!ler learned
his trade at the Republican Office in thi.
place Since then he has gone to Mllheim,
married Editor Deininger's daughter and
has now become one of the editors-in-
chief of the Journal. Az he Is such a
progressive young man, he will doubtless
increase the power and usefulness of the
Journal in that community.
The able legal talens of this place has
once again opened wide its arms and
received into its honored and capacious
folds, bright, fresh and active disciple OF
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