Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-04-08

made upon the Philadelphia Branch es-
Enlistment on Allegheny street. The
suits which come from there are all very
nobby.
Mr.. Sincy IIofier had the misfortune
to be thrown from horse on Friday last
and was slightly injured. Even the bravest
and most gallant knights are sometimes
unhorscd.
Mrs. Lane has had several workmen
engaged during the past week in making
the usual spring repairs and improvements
to the handsome grounds around her elo-
giant residence
Rev. John Hewitt, of the Episcopal
church, has been absent during this week
on n visit to his father ut Ridgway, Pa,
and as u consequence, the usual service
was not held last evening.
Miss Gertie Butts, of this place, is
now making glad the hearts of her friends
in Philadelphia by her presence with them.
She will remain in the City of Brotherly
Love for two or three weeks.
The nights are so dark now that il Is
almost impossible to find the way home
but they will not remain so long, as "new
moon" appears again Tomorrow morning
at the 10Th hour and 18th minute.
Below all others Mackerel, quarter
bbl., Sl.ss; Kits, % cents-weight and
quality guaranteed. At George w Thorn.
as new store, corner Allegheny and Bish-
or streets. Full line of groceries.
We enjoyed visit from Mr.. Andrew
c. Schnell, of Junction City, Kansas, dur
ing his stay in town, and also return
thanks for copy Of the Junction City
Record, newspaper printed at his home.
Rev Seigle, of Monroe county, has
concluded to accept the unanimous call
rendered him to accept the pastorate of the
Aaronsburg Reformed church, and will
Immediately enter upon his clerical duties
Mrs. Magee, of this place, entertained
the members of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society at her residence last
Friday evening. The ladies voted it one
of the most enjoyable meetings the So
ciety has yet held.
Rev. j. Donahue preached a fine ser
mon from Matthew 1923 last Sunday eve
ming. His theme was upon the constant
contention between the opposing forces of
good and evil and the ultimate victory of
the former lie was listened TO by a large
audience.
The Pleasant Gap literary society still
continues its weekly meetings, greatly to
the benefit Of those in attendance Al its
last session it debated the question, Resolr-
ed, That works Of art are more pleasing
to the eye than those of nature" 1t was
decided negatively.
The death Of Mrs. Phoebe Zeiglcr, Of
Marion township, this county, occurred on
Sunday the 2sth uliimo. She had Just
rounded her arst half century, being 50
years, months and % days old. Mrs.
Zeigler was Christian lady and possessed
many fine qualities of mind and heart.
-Millheim Lodge, No 995, Independ-
ent Order of Odd Fellows, held its semi
annual election on Saturday evening, the
9Th ult., and elected the following list Of
officers b. o. Deininger, n. c.; II. A.
Bumiller, V. q. I; A. o. Deininger, As
sistant Secretary; John Long, Treasurer
Miss Clara Lyon has returned TO her
home in this place, after spending a winter
OF severe study in the city, perfecting her
self in music. In the absence of Miss
Glare, organist in the p f. church, Miss
Lyon occupied her place on Sunday last,
playing the new instrument in that church
with unusual power and skill
Mr.. Harry Lindsay, last week, closed
the little tobacco stand over the Mill Race,
which he has been conducting for some
time. lie has moved this stock, together
with that kept at his Allegheny street
store, into the desirable room In McCafFer-
tvs block on High street, formerly oecu-
plea by Alexander & Co. as a coal office.
Among the leap year rights which the
ladies are embracing with all the activity
which belongs to their energetic natures
is that Of purchasing ane groceries OF
Sechler & Co. Their husbands, to their
joy, find the food prepared for them Is bet
ter than ever, and give their good wives
kiss, with the sage advice to con-
continue the practice in the future.
The attention Of parties who have un-
employed time on their hands, Is directed
10 the announcement Of General q. T..
Beauregard, Of New Orleans, La, in our
advertising columns, relative 10 the agency
In this vicinity, for the sale of the great
work on the war, by the late General j.
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