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

ty-hve were commercial travellers.
There is as great demand for cigars in
summer as in winter, and in both seasons
Harry Green's is the place to buy them.
Benjamin Fraser, colored, resident
of Spring township, insists that he is 10
years old. So says Mr.. Ed. Woods, enum-
orator for tho township.
They have removed the scaffolding
around the new house of Mr.. George Val
entine, and for few days have been blast
ing rocks in the front yard.
We learn that Mr. Frank. Blair was
the victim of flrecracker, which exploded
yesterday while in his possession, inaicting
injuries to his eyes the extent of which we
did not learn.
The time has been when diseases of
the Kidneys were considered serious affec-
tons, but fortunately all fear of any fatal
results from these troubles are now dispell-
ed by the certainty with which Days
Kidney Pad always acts.
The Disciples are holding large bush
meeting in Curtin township. Rev. Messrs
Mitchell, Long and Baird are conducting
the services. We should not wonder if not
far off there should be held Disciples
Garfield ratification meeting
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lewisburg, Centre and
Spruce Greek Railroad Company, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year President, Strickland Kneass ;
Directors, G. B. Roberts, Edward Smith,
Wister Morris, J. N. DuDarry, Eli Slifcr,
james Z. Coburn and G.. f. Miller.
We learn that John Martin, a citizen
of Howard township, was killed, on Tues
day, at barn raising on the property Of
James Turner, in the same township. The
death of Mr.. Martin was caused by the
falling of pole which had been left resting
against the barn after all had been raised.
Mr.. Martin was about % years of age and
leaves large family.
Our friend Mr.. s. X Faust, of Miles
township, sends Us "A stalk of what he calls
Russ;sr Whoa, ,b., roos,ros r fac, and o
;rcbos in ,o,o,h 7, :. . hoordy v.rio,v
If vboot and ir tho s.rrlo hororo -, !.
fair s,oc;mo, or yb., sar,eI oar a., +,
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him as good hand at it as he is at car
raige building.
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hold ;,s commoroomor, exoro;.os ,os, ,sooL
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H.. .nh;.h i..,;,.,,3.a-I7.,
ouf ''""s'Na"' - L. "P""s'e'' Esq was
present, and by his energetic speeches and
afable behavior added 20 the esteem in
which he Is held by his former school
companions.
AT the raising last week of the new
Evangelical church, at Howard, an acci-
dent occurred that might have been very
serious. A number of men were walking
on one of the upper cross.ties, some sixteen
feet high, when the post supporting the
tie gave way, and with rafters tumbing
after ,bam all tho mon ,voro rreoin;,.,od
10 the unhoored sIeepers below. Beside
some scratches, bruises, and the like, no
Damage was done
-"hat occasions so much trafhc over
our railroads Gar ai'er car rolls into our
station with their precious contents. On
many oil the most hrmIy packed boxes may
be observed the inscription "Sechler &
20, Dei'e'oh'e, ra' inns Is the secret
oechier " 20 keep the best groceries IN
tne market. In uolhg so thsy increase
trade, create greater demand ana thus
Ucheht the consumer, ana All 10 whom
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