Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-06-24
LOCAL Department.

Abundant in our town-book agents.
Tuesdays market abounded in cher
ries.
New shades of dress silks, at Lyon &
Co.'S.
A good deal of grain will be cut next
week
Lock Haven Normal commencement
next week.
"A splendid child's suit for $l.65, at
Lyon & Co.'S.
Fine straw hats for men and children,
at Lyon & Cos.
Mr.. Samuel Foster spends this week
in the mountains.
Mr.. Jos. Merryman, of Bald Eagle,
was in town on Tuesday.
The Morning Ne,os says that Belle
fonte has l26 old maids.
-Curtins Place is to have a Sunday
School Convention soon.
Quite a gay host of bright young
ladies are visiting Bellefonte.
Next Tuesday the public school teach
ers for 1ss0-'sl will be elected.
Miss Emily Matt is out of town enjoy
ing herself among other friends.
Next Sabbath is the regular commun-
ion season of the Presbyterians.
-Bellefonte should be proud of her
church and her school architecture.
The Reformed brethren are pushing
slowly the building of their church.
The Directors intend giving the public
school building general overhauling.
Friend Speer, of Pleasant Gap, drives
new pheton. We should say his wife.
Mr.. John Curtin is prettily fixing up
the grounds about his home on Linn street.
Miller reported the Cincinnati Con-
vention kilograms. How accommodating
he is.
Fourth of July is coming. Don't you
hear the shooting crackers, pop pop! !
pop!I
MIR. c. VI. Bower is away this week,
visiting friends in the lower end of the
county.
County Superintendent Meyer has
evidently recovered. He was in town on
Saturday.
New hghtning-rods have been put on
the public school building and some old
ones repaired.
Mr.. Isaac Guggenhelmer has moved
from his home on Linn street, to the home
on Allegheny street formerly occupied by
Mr.. Sussman.
Company "B, +" Bellefonte Fencibles,
met at the Armory, Bush's Arcade, last
Tuesday night.
The great Sunday y-school Convention
of the Cumberland Valley promises to be
very fine this year.
DR.. Kirk after rather long absence,
is home again, and we are told intends
remaining here during the summer.
Friend Rine keeps all about the spring
in very neat order and safe. True to his
trust let Mr.. Rine be kept in his estate.
That genial clerk among clerks, Mr..
Chas. Mcclure, has left his position at
Philipsburg and again resides in Bellefontc,
Mr.. Sturdevant and wife of Philips.
burg, spent last Sabbath with Mr.. Ardell
Mr.. s. is married to a niece of Mrs. Ar.
dell.
Mr.. Moses Kline, of Philadelphia, IL
at present visiting in town. Mr.. Kline
and his family were formerly residents o.
this place.
The A. NJ. +. Church of this district
will hold Sunday School Convention
soon. No doubt they will have an inter
esting time.
Although It requires but few cent
to purchase cigars of Harry Green, ye
those who do 80 are among the most sensi
bic of men.
1t Is estimated that over one thousand
houses and barns were destroyed In tn,
northern part of the State during thu
month of May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shugert will return OF
Saturday. We hope Mr. s., whose system
was much exhausted, will come hom,
fresh and strong.
Williamsport has darkey one hun
dred and nine years old. Three times mar
ried he chose his last partner when he wa
II. He Is blacksmith.
Mrs, Tyson, who with her son ant
daughter has been visiting friends in Yorl
county, has, we see, returned. We hops
hers was pleasant visit.
Mr.. John N. Duncan will give Al
entertainment in Reynolds hall on Friday
evening, July 2. One Of the good old ex
hibitiona once 80 common in town.
MIR. Fred Reynolds, nephew Of Majol
Reynolds, has finished his Academic COURSE
and will this fall antar tnon hia coIIag.