Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-02-19
Local Department.
Chief Burgess Dale.

--Dr' Chlueri OF State SoileSei WAS III
town Tuesday
Rev. II. Crittenden was in Clearfeld
county last week
Harry Green is master of the art of
selling good cigars.
Miss Mary Gephart sang in the Epis-
copal choir last Sabbath.
-"Ground-hog" stock is quoted low
since Saturday of last week.
Miss Onmacht's concert, in Humes'
Hall, one week from this evening.
Miss Emma Deshler, of Aaronsburg,
is attending school at Bethlehem.
-Potter's Hall, Philipsburg's place of
amusement, is undergoing improvements.
MIR. J. n. Casanova, of Philipsburg,
is the owner of $50 Bamboo fishing rod.
Last week thirty-four children in
Aaronsburg were affected with the messels.
PROT Henry II. Meyer gave his atten.
ton to the schools of Philipsburg last
week.
Rev. VIM. Laurie was III last Sunday
evening and was unable to hold the usual
service.
Hon. l.. A. Mackey gave Our town
the brilliancy of his genial presence on
Monday.
Days Kidney Pad. Beside it all
other remedies dwindle into comparative
insignifcance.
-"Giving and Praying" is the title of
next Sundays international Sabbath
school lesson.
The " beautiful snow" disappeared
very rapidly, but not faster than Harry
Green can sell his cigars.
The Catholic denomination, of this
place, on Monday last, began 10 raise con-
tributions in aid of ireland.
The Milesburg Musical Association
will give concert in the Baptist church
of that place next Saturday evening.
Mr.. Benner Graham, of the firm of
Graham SS Son, has opened branch shoe
store on Allegheny street, near the billiard
room.
Fair Luna, Queen of Night, now
rides gaily in the heavens, waxing more
beautiful each evening as she nears her
prime.
1t is said that some members of Belle
fonte's sporting fraternity will elevate
their little firearms and shoot for prize
guns tomorrow.
Failure to resort to God is the ruin
of man" is the subject for consideration at
the devotional meeting of the Y. NJ. G. A.
tomorrow night.
MIR. b. +. Hunter has left in our Office
very handsome specimen Of iron ore. 1t
Is evident that Mr.. Hunter is the owner of
land containing some very valuable depos-
its Of this King Of Metals.
-Messrs Lamb and Galloway, formerly
of Baltimore, have together embarked in
the plain and fancy painting business.
Their headquarters is Louis Dolls former
shoe store, opposite the Bush House.
One hundred and Hfty persons we're
present at the reception given by Chester
Munson, Esq, and lady, of Philipsburg,
on Wednesday evening Of last week, in
honor Of their son James and his bride
-"Emblcm of Constancy, new musi-
cal recitation and duet, from the opera of
"Love and War" by S. Turney, is a
charming composition. 1t is published by
Frank Brehm, 1910 State street, Erie, Pa.
The residents of lower Lamb street
are rejoicing, and with good reason. A
boardwalk which, from time immemorial,
has been in a wretched condition, was re-
newed last week, and is now cafe and sub
stantial.
On Monday, the 10Th instant, Centre
Hall lost one Of her very best citizens In
the death of Mr.. Jacob Dinges. The
Evangelical church, Of which he was
member, and the citizens Of the place gen.
orally deplore his death.
Captain John X. Tate, of Pleasant
Gap, is famous for raising o very fine
breed Of chickens. His Plymouth Rocks
are especially excellent, and everybody
desiring TO improve their breed will do
well 10 cultivate the Captains good graces.
Mrs. j. NJ. Palmer, wife Of the es-
teemed pastor Of the African NJ. 4. church
of this place, died on Friday afternoon last
at S: 80 O'Clock. Her death Is q great
grief TO her husband, Rev. J. NJ. Palmer.
Her body was taken TO Lewistown for In
terment
We are glad 10 hear that the Bellcfonto
Academy Is meeting with even greater
success than usual this winter. Sixty
students from town are In attendance.
Prof. Heebner Ia an unusually accomplish.
ed classical instructor, Prof. Bauer Is ap
axnart .,anonan .nd p.oe xrh -.