Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-03-10
PxRsoSAL.--Mr. James L. summeryille

PERsoHAL.-.Mr. james IL. Summerville
spent Sunday last in Philadelphia.
John Sourbeck displays some very
delicate sticks of candy in the show win
dow of his store.
Mr.. Al. Haupt has been AT his home
in this place for several days, suffering
from n severe cold.
"A. o. Furst, ESQ, was among the ox-
cursionists from Bcllefonte who attended
the Inaugural ceremonies.
Mr.. j. II. Sands has employed first
class New York baker, and Is now selling
splendid bread and cakes.
Mr.. Alfred Nichols, of Valentines
stores, departed for Bedford last Monday,
expecting to remain there all week.
Mr.. Edward Garman is again filling
his old position as clerk behind the counter
in Mr. Isaac Guggenhcimer's store.
Mr.. a. j. Smith, one of Port Matil-
da's live grocers, recently disposed Of his
business at that place and removed TO New
s"'tl'lNi Nl'hiH COUNTY
Mr.. james Harris ofiiciated as super
intendent of the Presbyterian Sabbath
school last Sunday afternoon in the absence
of Gen. james A. Beaver, the regular
incumbent of that position.
Mr. Oscar +. Smith, h brother law
Of Mr.. Meyers, the former proprietor Of
the Bush House, and who also once acted
as clerk in that favorite hotel, is now
visiting his friends in this community.
Miss Anna d. Baker, niece Of Squire
Joseph Baker, OF Howard, is announced TO
deliver lecture in the Cour, House at
this place on Friday evening, the 18th
instant. Her subject will be, Both Sides
of Life "
II, A. Mckee, Esq our youthful and
able young legal friend, has been suffering
a protrac,ed spell of illness, bu, has rccoy-
cred sufficiently TO be about again. Hope
it will be a long time before sickness shall
again confne him 10 the house.
We learn that Mr.. Teller, the popular
proprietor of the BrockerhoG House, con-
templates leaving that hotel this spring.
II is to be hoped the rumor is unfoundcd,
as that gentleman, aside from being a host
who has no peer in his profession, is also
a most agreeable and accomplished gentle
man.
There Is prospect that among the
many desirable accessions to Bellefonic's
population this spring will be Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. NJ. Sturdeyan,, Of Philipsburg. II
they do conclude TO settle down among the
many hills Of this modern Rome they may
rest assured OF warm welcome
Mr.. Chas. Coldwcll, an expert carpet
weaver, has recently located in Central
City, near Milcsburg, and has opened an
establishment FOR the weaving of carpets.
We can assure our readers that Mr.. Cold.
well thoroughly understands his business.
Parties in Bcllefonic and elsewhere
throughout the county who want carpets
H'fftA tt f'AilN h4hiHh4t anu NOT hUlAIllkt
manner should call on Mr.. Coldwell
Mr.. Harry Kcphar,, formerly ono Of
the handsome clerks in the bee Hive"
dry goods store, is now filing position
connected with the extensive lumber opc.
rAtions Of Mr.. John T Fowler, at Eagle.
Vile. Mr. kephcart was one Of the most
pleasant and agreeable clerks that ever
stood behind a counter, and will be Of great
service TO Mr.. Fowler in his new position.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. +. Rcber are Just
now enjoying the presence and society Of
Miss Maggie Irwin, one Of CleArfelds
most handsome and accomplished bellies
Miss Irwin is receiving the hospitality Of a
very agreeable host and hostess, and while
she shall choose to continue her visit the
Butts Mansion will be the centre Of at
traction for tho young people Of our Dor.
ough.
DR.. Thomas Kirk has disposed OF his
interest In the drug store TO his brother
DIR. Miles Kirk, and departed last week 10
Burr Oak, Jewell county, Kansas, whore
one OF his brothers and his mother reside.
He coniemplates locating permanently at
that place, or at any other point in that
vicinity where there is prospec, of con.
illness and dearth Of medicAI
help. We hope he will be successful.
Geo. =. Bible, the we'll known elocu.
ZIONIST, will sometime in the near future,
give an entertainment in the Presbyterian
church Of Milesburg, for the purpose of
raising money 10 repair the parsonage.
The date will be announced in due time.
Mr.. Bible Is so we'll known that II is not
necessary TO say anything in commenda-
tion Of his powers Rs reader and impcr.
senator. The entertainment will be inter.
spersed with vocal and instrumental music