Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-11-11

III you want the very best smoke you
ever had in your life try one of Harry
Green's cigars.
He who neglects to use Days Kidney
Pad, for any disease of the kidneys, bad-
der, or urinary organs, courts suffering and
invites death.
"A glance from the High street bridge
these frosty mornings in the direction of
the spring reveals scene of consi derable
industry. The smoke is ascending from at
least three large smoke stacks, and as it
rolls up into the air the rising sun throws
over it white and billowy light. 1t is a
cheerful scene, and we wish that instead of
only three such places of industry, the
number could be increased to an hundred
The marriage of William +. Wallace,
son of Senator Wallace, to Miss Yeakcy,
niece of George B. Goodlander, of the
Cearfeld Republican, which took place at
Clearheld last Thursday, is described as n
very elegant affair. Only the immediate
friends of the contracting pair were pres
ent. Miss Yeakley is very beautiful
young lady. She was attired in white
satin or course, the presents received
were numerous, costly and elegant.
AT the meeting of the Congressional
return judges held at the court house on
Tuesday, Clearfleld county was represented
by Mr.. A. j. Goodfellow, of Clearfield
Clinton, by Mr.. J. II. Laverty, of Lock
Haven Elk, by MIR. George Reuscher, of
st. Marys; Miflin, by Mr. George Bates,
of Milroy; Union, by Mr.. A. j. Angstadt,
of Lewisburg, and Centre by Gen. VIM.
III. Blair, of Belefonte. The clerk to the
board was c. l.. Burlington, of Milesburg.
The meeting was pleasant one.
Our friend Judge Orvis, in addition to
his great legal attainments, has long en-
joyed high reputation as one of our most
successful piscatorial sportsmen He now
appears in new roll-that of Nimrod,
in which skill and good luck are equally
balanced in his favor. He went to the
woods few days since in search of wild
game. He found it, and returned home
with two very fine deer as the result of his
proves with the rifle. The meat was of
superior flavor. We speak of it advisedy
and are much indebted to our friend for the
sample and remembrance.
The following, which we clip from an
exchange, if confirmed by actual expert
ence, would seem TO be of value TO farmers
in every community Corn loses one-ffth
in drying and wheat one fourteenth. From
this the estimate is made that it is more
profitable for farmers to sell unshelled
corn in the fall at IS cents than at 81 90
bushel in the following summer, and wheat
at l.25 in December is equal TO Sl.50 in
the succeeding June. In the case of pota-
toes-taking those that rot and are other.
wise lost, together with the shrinkage,
there is but little doubt that between Oc-
tober and June the loss to the one who
holds them is not less than 80 per cent.
"A remarkably strong gale of wind
passed over this place on Saturday night,
continuing until noon on Sunday. 1t
blew down signboards, chimneys and spout
ing. 1t covered the pavements with twigs
and leaves from the trees. 1t saved the
Democrats the trouble of removing the
portraits of Hancock and English from
the transparency in front Of their head
quarters, by lifting them gently on pass
ing zephyr and conveying them below. 1t
brought the color to pedestrians cheeks
and tried to take away their breath as they
battled with it on their way to church on
Sunday morning. 1t was succeeded by q
lovely Sabbath afternoon and night, and
the temperature ever since has been exceed
| ingly pure and bracing.
We believe that Bellefonte young
ladies have very elegant and well-shaped
hands and they will hail with delight the
new idea just come into vogue of taking a
model Of the hands to secure perfectly
shaped glove. A Broadway glovier takes
an impression of the members in wax, and
then makes their countcrparts in paster-of-
paris. These hands he uses in making
gloves to order, just as shoemakers con-
form lasts to suit your peculiar corns, and
thereby get perfect fits. The fancy pleases
those who have small and shapely hands
and are proud to see them reproduced in
plaster. Then young lady can have her
exceptionally pretty hand done in marble
and give it for Christmas present to her
affianced husband for paper weight. Do
you see the beauty of the idea ? The hand
that is soon to be his is before him as he
tolls at his desk, and he can congratulate
himself that 1t won't be so hard when his
wife comes to conjugally cuff him.
On Wednesday evening of last week
at about 8 O'Clock a wreck of an extensive