Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-17
Local Department..
F. Betsum and | are out.


Co.'S.
The measels have been busy in Clear
field.
We regret to hear that Prof. Meyer,
Is sick.
Plenty Applicants for the public
schools.
The entry of the circus on Sunday was
orderly.
-Sourbeek fed the menagerie and they
feed him.
"A splendid child's suit for $l.65, at
Lyon & Co.'S.
Fine straw hats for men and children,
at Lyon & Cos.
Don't buy any shoes until you have
seen Lyon & Co.'S.
-Milesburg too had a Children's Day
last Sabbath. Methodists did it.
Lieut.. Col. Hastings has been unex-
peetedly called to Philadelphia.
Rev. Mr.. Elliot was in the Presbyte-
rian pulpit with Mr.. Nesbitt on Sunday.
MIR. Lawyer Orator Love succeeds
well in the line of Sunday school teacher.
Rev. Mr.. Wright, of Milesburg, filled
the pulpit OF Rev, Mr.. Hamill last Sabbath.
Big crowd, big parade, big drunks,
big smash up, big sales, big swearing, big
day. Circus day.
The Y. NJ. c. A. of the State College
will hold its anniversary on Sunday, June
&c, at eight o'clock.
The Y. NJ. G. A. of the State Col
lege will hold its anniversary on Sunday,
June 27, at eight o'clock P. NJ.
Mr.. VIM. Curtin has purchased the
right of sale of the celebrated patent burg
lar alarm. Success to ye' Bill.
Snow Shoe sent big delegation to
the show. We do not know whether
they returned as many or as sound.
Hon. Jas. Milliken is again at home.
On Friday night he presided at the "Wel-
come Home" rendered Gen. Beaver.
Keller banters Dale for swim. Chow
deep is it ~ anxiously inquiries AL This
reminds us that swimming time has come
The lightning struck and killed Mr..
Sprankle's horse at Coleville. Let benev-
oence help this gentleman secure another.
Mr.. Peters of the Bush House reports
nearly three hundred guests on All Clowns
Day. This tells which way the wind
blows.
Tuesday was a day of steady rain
and we have no doubt that important
agricultural interests were greatly enhanc-
ed by it.
The Gephart-Hagerman Montgomery
mountain club contemplates its animal trip
to the hills this summer. Some new MEM
bers will join.
-Tnere was false alarm of fire on last
Thursday to which the Logan boys
promptly responded. Twas only a pile of
shavings however.
MIR. John Hamilton has resigned as
manager of the State College farm, and
Mr.. Hieges, of York county, has been ap-
pointed in his place.
They say the circus elephant took SO
much water from the race on Sunday that
Duncan, Hale & Co. could with difficulty,
run their mill on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, Of New York
City, parents of Mrs. James P. Hughes,
arrived in town last meek. They will
spend the summer at the Academy.
Huntington is grieved over the suicide
of bright young woman, Miss Mary
Young. She died for her lover. The
increase of suicidal deaths is alarming.
The agency at Eaglevile, on the Bald
Eagle Valley Railroad, has been reopened
and John t. Fowler appointed passenger
and second-class freight agent thereat.
-" The Burchheld boom threatens TO
sweep everything this fall" SO says an
exchange. Can any one tell US whether
this BurchHeld sweep Is a political or
social event2
Mrs. Reuben Valentine, with her
daughters, is home for the summer-We
also noticed Miss Clara MiHikin-John
Blanchard, Charley Valentine and others
will be along soOn.
The Galesburg Neics says; We receiv-
ed call yesterday from Newton S. Bailey,
ESQ, local editor of the Centre Democrat,
Bellefonte, Pa. Mr.. B. Is a brother of
Mr.. Bailey of the Plunder store, and this is
his first visit to the west.
Friend Lindsey, the tobacconist Is
again in town. He says Philadelphia is
dull and that he will soon settle perma-
nently in Sunbury. He comes to B.
TO see his - brother. Heigho Heighol
Mr.. r. A. Downing, President Of the
Snow Shoe Railroad, has been sojourning
at the Chincleelamooch House. Also Gen,
Rrishin nd farnilv Mr Nolan an.;ni~a,aa