Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-01-15

| pressure, converse WIN MIN upon suh)ect
which we do not deem IL expedient 10 oc-
cupy space with in our columns.
SO encouraging were the results of the
meetings held in the different churches
during the week of prayer that IL has been
deemed advisable to continue the meetings
in several of the churches during this week.
By the first of March next the State
will be prepared TO issue to the several
companies of the National Guard new
great coats, haversacks and other neces-
sary equipments. We suppose that Com
pany Is. will receive its share.
During this week the Phlipsburg
Banking Company will remove from their
present location into the elegant new stone
structure known as the Hale building
This change for the better indicates the
prosperity which this company is enjoying
Mr.. Elmer G. Green, of this place, and
u member of the NJ Il. Sabbath-school, is
developing artistic abilities of high order.
He has been elected as special artist for the
NJ. +. Sunday-school, and illustrates the
lessons for each Sabbath on the black board.
--Messrs. j. Il. and r.. Ford of Jcficr-
sonville, Ind, were Mt the Bush House,
this place, on Friday last. They enjoyed
confidential coniabs with sundry of our
citizens, the subject matter of which is said
to be- the re-establishment of the old glass
rnsnuiactory at this place.
The Convocation of Williamsport as
sembled in Christs church, Williamsport,
on Thursday evening last. The parish Of
81. Johns Episcopal church, this place, is
branch OF tho Convocation OF. William
sport, and the rector, Rev. John Hewitt,
was present Mt its meeting.
Tho Bush House has recently estab-
lished a barber shop in connection with
the hotel. The shop is under the manage
ment of Mr., William Strayer, formerly of
the Garman House. Mr. Strayer is an ex-
celent barber and will give satisfaction to
all who favor him with their patronage
Rev. G. w. Miller, the former talent
ed and eloquent pastor OF the VI. 4. church,
of this place, but now OF Chambersburg
has received call from church in Will
mington, Del, at a salary of So, 500 per
year. Well, the learned divine is.worth
s., 800 if he's worth cent, and we hope he
will accept. ....
The price of many necessary articles
has lately taken an upward tendency, but
groceries remain the same. At least this
is true in regard to S. A. Brew Il Sons
grocery store, and, if any change has been
made by this popular iirm, II has been
rather to reduce their prices They always
keep the best.
-Diphtheris is raging to some extent
among the young folks in Penn's Valley.
Two little girls-s daughter of Mr.. Emsn-
uel Nusser and a daughter Of MFR. John
Zeigler-were victims Of its terrible raw
ages last week. We extend to the afflicted
parents the deepest sympathy. Your dear
little girls are now where no more pain or
sickness can ever como.
Among the visitors from Lock Haven
who attended the Camp Fire of the G. a.
H., on Tuesday afternoon We noticed Mr.
Jack Schuyler, the genial superintendent
of the Fallon House Mr.. Schuyler met
many friends, and judging from the good
company in which we found him, after the
lecture Of Col Bachelor, We should say
he had pleasant visit TO our town. -
The attention of the public is directed
to the fact that the new patented gate
which is being introduced by Prof Robt.
Moore has merits which make II superior
to any we have heretofore seen or used.
John Rockey, Robert Valentine, Constance
Curtin, J. A. Hunter, DIR. Hale, J. Dun
lop shugert, Major VIM. F. Reynolds, a.
j.. Shivery, X. Il J. Henderson. Needs
only to be seen TO be appreciated.
The Philipsburg Journal says that DR..
II. Airport and lady, of that place, cele-
brated the tenth anniversary Of their wed.
ding on Monday evening of last week
The occasion was a pleasant one. The
happy couple of ten years married life re-
ceived many tin tokens Of the high appre-
citation which their friends entertain for
them, but more than all they enjoyed the
kind wishes expressed by their friends for
their future prosperity and happiness
Mr.. NJ. Lamb, of Baltimore, who has
been in this place for several months en-
gagged in painting the Bush House, Mr.. ID.
G. Bush's residence and other property,
was, during last week, quite III at the
Bush House. His illness is said to have
been the result of q severe fall he received
last summer while employed upon Mr..
Bnshs residence. This week he will go
TO his home in Baltimore, TO visit his