Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-02
Local Department.


Local Department.
In the dim dawning sow thy seed,
Aud ia the evening stay not thy hand.
What It will bring forth-whcat Of wccu-
Who can know, or who understand
Few will heed,
Yet SOW thy seed.
See, the red sunrise before thee elovs.
Though close behind thee night Fingers stll
Flapping their fatal wings. come the black focs,
Following, following over N" hill.
No repu-o
Sow thy seed.
We, too, went sowing in glad sunrise:
Now it Is twilight, sad shadows fall.
Whe . is the harvest Why ln We eyes
What could we see here But God sccih ALL
Fast life hies
SOW the good seed.
Though We may cast 1t with trembling hand,
Spirit halfbrokcn, heart sick and faint
His winds will scatter It over the land
His rain will nourish and cleanse 1t from tain'.
Sinner or saint,
Sow the god s.ed.
-"JoHN HALlE,H, Gentleman
Sec the wants of the Bellefonte Car
Works in our advertising colums.
Harry Green finds rapid sale for
his extra five cent Florida cigars. Call
and try them.
You can get the best five cent cigar to
be found in Bellefonte at Frank Green's
drug store. Call for Harry's Florida
brand.
As pleasant, safe and reliable remedy
for all diseases Of the pulmonary organs
Green's Compound Syrup of Tar, Honey
and Bloodroot has no equal.
-Gentlemen's furnishing goods Of every
variety and quality can be found in stock
at the Philadelphia Branch, which are
being sold remarkably cheap
Mrs. Frank Hillibish and her child.
ren, of Canton, Ohio, have been spending
some time with their relatives in Belle
fonte, and are no doubt enjoying their
visit.
"A very neat new head made decided
improvement in The appearance of Belle
foHte Morning Nstos on last Thursdsy
morning. We think the new name :
"Daily News" is also a praise worthy
change.
Hon. William X. Alexander, of Mill
helm, started on Monday morning Of last
week on journey to Texas 1t is rumor-
cd that Mr.. Alexander has some notion of
looking for business location in the far
Southwest
Mr.. levin, of the Philadelphia
Branch Clothing house on Allegheny
street, Bellefonte, deaes competion. In
quality, style and price, his clothing will
be found superior TO any in town. Call
and be convinced.
There was delightful social gather
ing Of young people at the residence of
Mr.. Frank Green, on Linn street, on
Wednesday evening of last week, in honor
OF the birthday Of the twin sisters, Misses
Emma and Mary Green.
Attorneys FOrtney, Bower and Nc
kee spent several days last week in Mill
helm taking testimony in the contested
election case Of Reifnyder vs. Musser
The contest is for the Office Of Justice Of
the Peace for Millhem borough.
Mr.. james Loder, Of Howard town
ship, fell from a wagon last week, and
bruised himself considerably, in addition
to somewhat severe internal injuries. Mr..
Loder is an old gentleman, quite heavy,
and not so active as in his younger days
and 1t Is feared that the consequences of
his fall may prove serious.
Mr.. Hiram Hoffer, Of Philpsburg.
gave his many friends in Bellefonte, the
pleasure Of his society for few days last
week. Mr.. Hofer is such pleasant, ge-
nisl gentleman, that he always receives q
hearty greeting from all his acqnaintances.
We are glad TO hear that he is doing a
prosperous business in his new home.
We are sorry that Mr.. Linn should
have been obliged TO speak in the cemetery
on last Monday under somewhat embar-
RAISING surroundings. We have never
seen It otherwise, however, during the
time occupied by orators in the cemetery
on decoration day. The crowd scatters,
many indulge in loud talk, in running
around, and In other actions that are not
proper and should not be permitted on
these occasions. We say this more In sor-
row than in anger, and trust that In fu-
ture some measures will be taken TO pre-
vent these improper and indecorous dis
plays.