Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-07-01
MANY CITIZENS.
Local Department.

-lHe HI sineils Vi SunpoWueF'
-Gauze underwear, at Lyon IL Cos.
The midsummer holidays are here.
New shades of dress silks, at Lyon &
Co.'S.
Mr.. Duncan entertains tomorrow
night.
Miss Clara Millikn is at home from
school.
Harry Green keeps Hancock and Eng
lsh cigars.
"A splendid chiid's suit for Sl.65, at
Lyon Il Co.'S
Fine amusement at Reynolds Hall
tomorrow night.
Fine straw hats for men and children,
at Lyon & Cos.
Mr.. John Lyon was in town on Sun
day and Monday.
Dinner and fireworks at the Bush
House next Saturday.
-Hurrah for Hancock and English and
Harry Green's cigars.
Mrs. John L. Linn is visiting friends
at Milroy, Lewistown and Lewisburg.
Prof. Philippi will make a balloon
ascension from Lock Haven next Monday.
The June moon is disappearing. It's
last quarter was visible last Tuesday night.
Misses Mary and Sally Graham are
visiting friends in Remove and Lock
Haven.
Company "B," Bellefonte Fencibes,
will be inspected as soon as uniformed and
equipped.
Among the young ladies visiting rela-
tives in town is Miss Annie Schreyer, Of
Lewisburg.
We were quite grateful to be able to
purchase fifteen lemons for % cents last
Saturday afternoon,
Miss Clara Lyon is now officiating as
orgsnist in the Episcopal church, in place
of Miss Adele Clare.
Centre Hall will present petition to
the next term of court to be elevated to the
dignity of borough.
"A number of persons received the rite
of Confirmation in the Roman Catholic
church, of this place, last Sunday.
1t is doing more to relieve the suffer-
ings of women, than any other remedy
ever did do or ever can do-Day's Kidney.
Pad.
Mrs. Lawrence L. Brown, with her
guest, Miss Derringer, of Philadelphia, are
at present breathing the invigorating air
of Snow Shoe.
An ice cream festival is announced to
be held in the basement of the NJ. f.
church next Friday and Saturday even
ings, July . and 10.
Mr.. James Mitchell, of this place, has
recovered from his rheumatism sufficiently
to pay visit to his brother, Mr.. John
Mitchell, at Pine Grove.
Howard township contains 94s popula-
ton, 1s9 families and 1870 dwellings. How
ard borough contains 497 population, 9S
families and 30 dwellings.
Among the post-office appointments
recorded in the Washington dispatches for
last week is that Of Mr.. J. d. Mitchell,
Milesburg, Centre county.
"A gay party from Lewistown who
have been spending q short season at the
Old Fort Hotel, came to Bellefonte las'
Sunday and dined at the BrockerhoH
House.
DO not forget the regular monthly
meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association on Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock. As usual, 1t will be worth at.
tending.
The holy rite of Communion was cele.
brated at the Presbyterian and Lutheran
churches last Sunday. The same ordinance
will be administered at the Episcopal
church next Sabbath.
While Chief Burgess Dale was tout o
town" the duties of his position devolved
upon his efficient Assistant, Mr.. John
Sourbeck. He did not find the duties very
heavy, but what he did was we'll done.
"A fall Of earth and rock took place Al
the lime quarry of Alexander s. Co., or
Monday, at half-past twelve o'clock. For
tunately, 1t occurred at a time when al
the men we're at dinner, and thus serious
consequences-perhaps loss of life-wer,
averted.
Ills Honor Judge Orvis and family
moved, on Monday, from their late quar-
ters at the Bush House to the fine bricl
residence next that Of Mr.. Morris Cow
dick on Linn street. We hope they vii
enjoy housekeeping. They have beauti
full home.
Every season brings Its especial de
mand for certain kinds of food. Pre-
serving time creates demand for sugars
The grocery store of s. A. Brew & Son 1
always ahead In ell varieties of groceries