Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-09-02

PEHs0EALs.-Mf.T Thomas Reynolds has
recently received present Of an exquisite
ly life-like, full length portrait Of his
brother Col. VIM. Reynolds. II now oc-
cupies the place Of honor among the beau
tifal articles in Mr.. Thomas Reynold,'
handsome parlors and elicits the admiration
of all beholders.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. De Haas. II
Philipsburg, are guests st the residence Of
our townsman, Mr.. G. II. Garbericb
Mr.. Leonard Rbone. was elected one
Of the Vice Presidents Of the Grhngers'
organization which recently held it, tr.
State picnic in Williams Grove, Pa
Both Hancock and Garfield smoke
good cigars-such as are kept by Harry
Green.
Mr.. William Webb has removed from
bis former place Of residence into the
dwelling house formerly owned and occu.
pied by DIR. Il. /. Kirk on the extreme
western end Of Allegheny street.
Mr.. Francis Murphy will be in Phi.
ipsburg during the latter part Of thi.
month.
Mis- Nellie Boal met with slight
accident on "Wednesday evening Of To-.
week. A sky-roeket, instead Of sailing Of
in its usual course toward the starry frnl.
ment, was attracted in her direction. II
inflicted painful wound on one Of her
arms, and ignited her dress and that Of the
lady next to her. The flames were sub.
dued, however, without further Injury
Mr.. John Henry and lady, Of Eric,
are visiting ut the residence OF Mr. IA.
ward Tyson, on High street.
Miss Ada X. Weaver, daughter Of
Mr.. George Weaver, Of this place, il d;
home after prolonged visit at the rel.
dence of her sister, Mrs. Given, Of Phila.
delphia.
Major William Reynolds has erected
large and handsome barn on his farm
known as the "Bartley property" Me.srs
Henry and David BARLEY were the con.
tractors.
Mis- Mary Bradley, Of this place, has
returned from long visit st Remove.
Miss Clara Strickland, Of ihis place
is entertaining her fair friend, Miss Lizzie
Huey, Of State College.
DEMOCRATIC PoLE RAIsIxG.-The Phil.
ipsburg journal gives the following &c.
count Of the Democratic demoustraiion In
that place on Friday evening, Angus. 20
The Democrats Of Philipsburg aud VI.
ciniiy had a most enthusiastic time al their
pole raising in this place on Friday even.
ing Of last week. The pole, one hundred
and twenty-five feet high, Is fine spaci-
men Of hickory, around which name the
Democratic memory hovers with loving
ienaciiy, and was planted amid shouts and
cheers, in front of the Hancock and Eng.
lish club room. The Phllipsburg Coruei
Band was present, and added to the en-
livenment oi the occasion. A very beau,l-
ful flag, size ten by twenty feet, was run
up The pole, and while being slowly ele-
waited, ]. Frank Snyder, Esq.,, Of Clear
field, paid beautiful tribute 10 che stars
and strips, and spoke briefly concerning
the merits of the Democratic standard
bearers. Three loud cheers followed for
the lag that was successfully reared alofi.
three for the candidates and three FOR the
speaker, when the band, in its usual good
style, played "Red, White and Blue.
The crowd then adjourned TO Potter's ball,
when addresses were made by J. Frank
Snyder, Bsq,, Of Clearfeld, General a. l..
Pearson, Of Piiisburg, Ex-Governor Curtin
and Hon. c. 7. Alexander, Of Bellefonte
The hail was filled 10 its utmost, and the
rounds Of applause that 80 frequently III
terrupted the speakers, was sufficient 10
warrant the assertion that the speeches
were In accordance with the sentiments Of
most Of the assembled audience and able
in The fullest scceptAtion Of the term.
The Democrats here are active and feel
very hopeful Of success in the campaign
now pending.