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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

LAST WEEK AT THE Bush Housx.-
Everybody from all parts of the county
seemed TO be stopping at the Bush House
during last week. Although II IL claimed
that this hotel has over three times the ca
pacity of any other yet II was over-crowd-
cd. All Of the professors from distant
parts were there without IN exception and
Il seemed as II every teacher In Centre
county wss also there. The registry shows
the names Of many Of our farmers evil
dencing that the Bush House Is fast taking
the lead ss the place for our home people
as well as the commercial public. Cleanii.
ness, comfort and good table will tell.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

We understand that at what is known
as the Bush ore bank, on the property Of
b. Il. Hunter, in Benner township, a
heavy vein of fine pipe ore has been found,
II was struck after passing through q six
feet vein of wash ore, and Is regarded az
an important and valuable discovery. Two
fine specimens of this ore have been placed
upon our table by Mr. Hunter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

TAKE NOTICE.-All those knowing
themselves indebted TO me will please call
and settle, and all parties having claims
against me will please present them for
payment, IA my books must be closed.
Jan, l, 1880. j. NEWMAN, JR.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

The arrangement of the confectionery
in tho window Of $. A. Brew & Sons
store is very beautiful. Brew has sold an
immense amount Of candy during the past
year But his sales of candy correspond
with his sales of other articles, and one
great secret Of his success Is that he knows
how to arrange his goods In an attractive
and inviting form.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

We are agents for Sawyor's woolon
Mills and also for Kipper's foreign wool.
ems. The finest fabrics. All wool suits 10
order, FVtesH and one.half Dollars.
i-5l-tf. MONTGOMERY & Co, TaIIors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

We regret TO hear Of the sudden death
of Mr.. Jacob Neese, Sr., an old and re-
spected citizen of Gregg township, on
Friday last from a stroke of paralysis.
The attack came in the morning about
nine O'Clock and death followed at about
half-past eleven. Up to that morning the
deceased had been in his usual health.
Thus ain the midst OF life we are in death. -
His age was about sixty.fve years.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Hunter, of Benz
ner township, met with a sad loss in the
death of their little daughter, Florence
Emma, last week, from diptheria, that
dreadful scourge of children. She was
sick but short time, and everything pos
sible was done to save her life, but all to
no avail. To the bereaved parents and
family in their sorrw we extend our sim
cere sympathy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

CORRESPONDENTS, containing important news, solicit
ed from any part OF the county. No communications
nserted unless accompanied by the real name of the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

Mr.. John Potter, Of Victor, Iowa, a
brother Of Mrs. @. T. Alexander, gave US
acall the other day. Mr. Potter intends
TO remain with his friends for q short time,
and will no doubt have pleasant receptions
from them. lie thinks the West IL the
placs for young man, and speaks In high
terms Of Iowa,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
A BEAUTIFUL CnnlsrMAs DEcoRArros.

A BEAUTIFUL CHRisTMAs DECORATION.
Among the decorations incident TO the
holiday season, now 80 near Its close, we
have heard of none, and saw none, In
Bellefonte that exceeded In beauty of de-
sign and artistic skill in arrangement the
Christmas Tree, Us II was modestly called,
erected by Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane, in
the residence of Mrs. Lane, on Allegheny
street. The ornate structure was not
single tree, but was rather series of trees
placed around two oides of chamber, at
an elevation of about two feet from the
floor, so as to form Il charming evergreen
bower, with its overhanging branches dec
GRATED with great profusion of elegant
toys and confections-the whole occupy
ing fully one-half the space of the room.
Around the outer edge between moss COW
cred banks, meandered Il stream of water
that came, first, as ripping cascade
down steep decivity, and then subsiding
into gentle brooklet that held number
of beautiful gold fish. Within the recess
ses of the bower, on the green moss, were
to be seen great collection of toy animals
of different species, and also several mnia-
ture houses with ornamental surroundings
To the little ones it was scene of enchant-
ment, and they might readily imagine
that the houses should contain for their in
hsbitants an Oberon and a Titania with
their band Of fairies; or perhaps it might
be Queen Nab, and they could expect her
to appear with her song:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01

: Buy few cigars Of Harry Green and
they will secure you passport into such
high society that you will be up among
the eiouds--of smoke,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
Come, follow, follow me
You fairy elves that lc.
Which circle on the green
Come, follow Mab, your qneen
Hand In hand let's dance around,
For this place II fairy ground"

This faint description does not convey as
fair conception Of the picture that greet
ed the eye upon entering the chamber as
We should like, but II must suffice. 1t
was indeed Il sight TO gladden. every one
who saw it-a source Of real delight, not
only to the children, but to "children of 3
larger growth"-and the pleasure impaired
was by no means confined TO the immediate
family of Mrs Lane, for large number
of friends and neighbors, big and little,
old and young, called during the week to
see and 10 admire.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
rRIpAr AFTERNOON.

In his lecture on the "Culturc of the
Senses" at the afternoon session, Prof.
ScheiIcr exceeded his former efforts. The
hnmsn ear, he said, has improved afty per
cent In the last twenty years. Singers as
sweet a. Jenny Lind and audiences who
can appreciate The choicest music are now
common. In speaking of the absence Of
some senses, he said that he had known
persons, who, deprived OF four senses, had
made the remaining sense answer the asea
OF ell. The back, he said, Il least sensitive
70 touch, and The tongue most sensitive.
In The Language Lesson exercise tha,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-01
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.

During part Of the Wednesday after.
noon exercisesthe Court House was crowd
ed After lecture by Prof. Krise on
"Primary Geography,s the musical exer-
else BY Miss Crane took place. The lady
taught a class Of bright little girls and
boys 70 sing pretty song about an old
grey goose. She presented two ways Ia
which teachers may advsntaeeously teach
this branch. The Institute was then ad-
dressed By the County Superintendent Of
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CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON srocKs.

FRIDAY. May 2S-P.M
Aside from the coal shares the stock market to-
day developed "A weakness that at no time was
disguised by the efforts to make good showing.
And the apparent strength Of the coal stocks was
the result of pushing process" which Is neon
sisent with the reports of large investment buying.
and may prove those stocks to be the
weakest of tho list There has been
sharp and, in some instances, large
advance from the prices of the first OF the week.
and the trading "short" interest is pretty nearly
eliminated from the market. To-day's prices show
handsome profits for the buyers of week aso.
while those VINO then were alarmists have covered
their "shorts" Others who then were too tmid 70
buy have compared present figures with the en-
IRENE figures CT last February and come to the con-
clusion that prices low. This fact enables tas
bold buyers Of week ago to realize profits on them
purchases. There 10 no doubt that such realzsfion
has been going to-day to the full extent p,ssfs
BILE without too great depression of prices.
The business In stocks amounted TO $50. wv
shares. against $50, 600 shares yesterday. VI 70.
days transactions. nearly one-haf was In the oosa
stocks. Prices opened with an inclinatioa tovs.u
weakness, but bold push against the shorts ~
the coal stocks. which marked the price Of Centrai
of New-Jexsey from 5nia up to 90, OF Dsiauasss
Iaokawanna and Western from 73& 70 I6ts
and Of Delaware and Hudson from eth -
40. steaaied the remainder Of the ~
ket. although tho prices OF ether ssesn
shoxed only fsastiouai improvements Weaknes.
was a4ain deyeloped when late In the day me 80
stooks deolinaS anddanlv ahnnt q per osnk -
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MINES AND MINING.

FRIDAY. May 49, 1880.
There was no material increase in the amount OF
business done in mining shares to-day over the
business of preceding days, but there was general
Improvement in prices. which indicates better
feeling. The.Leadvile strike seems to have little
or no effect npoD tho prices of the securities OF the
companies most directly cOnoerned-a fact which Is
singular enough to attract attention. after the re-
cent depression. Chrysolite sold at 1sS17l2S17
against 10 last evening, Little Chief at 0l209Ss
against 919, South Hte at 1450155 against 100,
Silver Cliff at against 3.s5, and Little Plttsburg
at 6069s against Ga. Climax advanced
from go TO 2.40, Leadvi'le from 1.5O to ISO,
and Annie from 1O5 to 100. California sold at 30
and consolidated Virginia from sol 10 3.15 Bodle
sold at 719 ahd Bulwer rose to and South Bulwer
from 100 to 15O0145. There was a good demand
for Hukill which advanced its price to 2.15. ana
Green Mountain after selling at 9.O5 at BIO
bid. Tho lOw-priced stocks also generally were
better Moose rising from 20 to 80. Shamrock from
SO to 05O93 and Calaveras from "a to 70 Buck
eve was steady at 1904. Rappahannock at 81 and
Lacrosse at 32O31. But Gold Placer declined from
60 TO SO and Great Eastern from 81 to 63. The
market closed quiet but firm.
A. I. MINING STOOh EGOHANGE S4LB&
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Allnlng.

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