Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-26
Local Department.

To buy of Harry Green cigar
Mr.. Fleming and lady have returned
from their protracted visit among friends
at a distance.
Mr.. William Burns is at present at
home again. He will remain in Bellefontc
for the present.
R. A. Bumiler, Esq, of the MIlhem
journal, was in town on Tuesday.
Send ~ stamp 10 Frank z. Green and
you will learn something to your adyan-
tage.
Mr. Isaac Gray, of Patton township,
is putting up large barn on his farm at
Fillmore.
On Tuesday last pocket knife peddler
on the. Diamond, was endeavoring to dis
pose of his wares.
The large quantity of heavily laden
store boxes arriving in town are for the
new firm of Goldsmith, Stein & Hexter.
Mr.. Cyrus Brumgard, of Miles town
ship, one of the tallest and finest looking
gentleman in the county, called at our Of
flee last week.
The musical convention announced to
take place at Centre Hall last week did
not occur, because of no suitable room in
which to hold it.
"A slight fire broke out in the extern
sive tannery of J. o, Hoyt Sc Co., of
Phlipsburg, on Sunday of last week, but
was soon suppressed.
A Martha Washington surprise par
ty at the residence of Mr.. Daniel Rhoads,
last Thursday evening, was attended by
about fifty couples.
Mr.. George Thomas and lady have
again become residents of this borough.
Their presence and society will be VOL
coined by their many friends.
Mr.. John Zeigler, of Haines township,
is mourning the loss of three bright little
children, all of whom have died within
very brief space of time.
Our good citizen, Mr.. Thomas Rey-
nolds, is having fresh paint applied to the
exterior OF his handsome house. 1t is ono
of the nea.ss. and most carefully kept resi-
dences in town.
To make of yourself an indepen-
pent American citizen, just adjust your
hat on the side of your head and plant
one of Harry Green's long, shapely, fra
grant cigars in your mouth.
Mr.. Milton Tate, who has been en-
ployed in the car works at Berwick, Pa,
was home last week, carrying one of his
hands in sling. He had in some way in.
jured it so much that he had TO cease work
"A shootest of considerable local fame
was seen TO pop away at rooster but a
short distance from him, few days since'
but the rooster didn't seem TO heed the
shots or even to know that they were aimed
in his direction.
The ninth day of March, 1880, Is the
day fixed for large number of persons to
start for Kansas and the West. Through
car from Bellefonte TO st. Louis. For in
formation concerning transportation, tick
eta, apply to William Shortlidge, agent.
Monday last was observed as Birth
iugton's Washday In commemoration OF
that event, the banks were closed and in
every direction the weeks washing was
seen hanging on the lines. Burlington
must have q very extensive wardrobe.
The regular meeting nights of the
Logan Hose Company have been changed
from the first and third Thursday evenings
TO the first and third Tuesday evenings Of
each month. Members of the company
will please govern themselves accordingly.
Mr.. Edward Humes Jr., has severed
his conpection with the First National
Bank, of this place, and ;s now in the en-
ploy of Hoover, Harris s. Co., of Philips
burg. The latter firm Is fortunate in secur-
ing the services Of such competent gentle
man.
Miss Carrie Vosburg sang in the Epis.
copal choir last Sunday. If one after an
other of the good-looking lady attendants
of the church continue joining the choir at
tho present rate of one each Sunday, it will
soon be as large and excellent as II really
should be.
Among tho gentlemen formerly resi-
dents Of this place and now engaged in
business in other places, who spent Sunday
last In town, we noticed Messrs. John
Ludwig, of PhIlipsburg Curtin Meyer,
OF osceOla Rudolph Mulhollen, Of Al
toona William Mulhollen, OF Clearield,
and Jacob Adams, of Altoona.
Brother Conrad, Of the Mcveytown
Journal, honored the DKMocRAr Office by
making brief though very pleasant call
on Tuesday. Mr.. Conrad Is an affable
and agreeable gentleman and VIC hope he
will not forget To reneat hia vi.i, ,ho