Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-19
Local Department.

Harry Green hve cent Floriua ''b"'
Is the finest TO be found in Bellefonte, and
don't you forget it.
Mr.. j. Ii. Crissman, at present OF
Philipsburg, spent last Sunday with friends
in Bellefonte. He is always welcome.
MIR. Edward Humes, son of William
Humes, at present in the employ of Hoov-
er, Harris Il Co., at Houtzdale, is at home
on visit.
&C. ID. Keller, of Philadelphia, spent
last Sunday in Bellefonte. Mr., Keller
has many friends in Centre county who
are always glad to see him.
Whenever you feel like enjoying a
good smoke go to Frank Green's drug store
and ask for one OF Harry's Florida five cent
cigars. You will not be disappointed.
-Ex. Senator Peales family, after n
prolonged isit to this place, returned 20
their home in Lock Haven on Tuesday.
Their many friends here will miss them.
Do not forget levin, OF the Philadel-
phia Branch Give him call and be
convinced that you can buy fine clothing
at lower prices than at any other store in
Bellefonte.
MIR. John Ludwig, formerly Of this
place, but lately in the employ Of j. NJ.
Hale & Co., of Philipsburg, has given up
his position with that firm and gone 10
Saginaw, Michigan. Success attend him
in his new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Bush have re-
turned to their beautiful home in Belefon;e
to remain we presume for the summer
Their sons are still absent at school Mr.,
Bush still maintains his energetic character
and is constantly occupied with large bust
ness enterprises.
Robert Henderson, of Marion town
ship, lost fine horse the other day while
in Bellefonte. He had brought moving
to town and after feeding his team discov-
cred that one Of the horses was sick. 1t
was Immediately taken from the wagon
and died soon after.
No class of persons are more liable to
be affected with 'cods" and disordered
state OF the liver than travellers, who are
constantly changing bed and diet. For
such, Green's Syrup Of "Tar, Honey and
Bloodroot" and No. and Liver Pills
are Indispensable
Mrs. David Klerper, Of Colevilc,
after an illness Of some days, died on Mon
day morning. Her funeral took place on
Tuesday afternoon at three O'Clock. She
leaves e husband and seven children to
mourn an irreparable loss.
Capt. Harvey Benner, the post adjp-
tant Of Gregg Post, desires any one know
ing of the burial Of soldier in either OF
the Bellefonte cemeteries within the las,
year to report the name Of such soldier to
him. II is the wish Of the Post tha,
every soldiers grave shall receive attention
on Decoration Day.
MIR. Alfred Nichols, the efIlcien, man.
ager of Valentines stores, has left his pos,
of duty for short time to visit England,
his native land. Mr.. Nichols expects to
be absent about month, and he will carry
with him the good wishes of all for pro-
pitious journey, pleasant meeting with
his parents and safe return to BelIefonte.
He sailed in the steamer City Of Montreal
to-day.
The temperance meetings, addressed
on Saturday and Sunday by Mrs Whit
tenmyer were well attended, and every
one who was present speaks in high terms
of the lady's efforts in the cause in which
she is so earnestly laboring. She is an
interesting speaker and treats her subject
in an entertaining and instructive manner.
Mr.. Jeremiah Furey, an old resident
OF Spring township, at present Of Kansas,
Is visiting his many relatives and friends
in this vicinity, and has received hearty
welcome from them. After leaving Cen
tre county, Mr.. Furey first settled in Illi-
hois, and from that State went 70 Kansas.
lie is in very good health and looks as
though life in the West agreed with him.
Thomas Turner, Esq, of Chicago, H.
linois, is on visit TO his aged and excel.
lent mother in this place, and will be
heartily hailed by his many friends and
old acquaintance. Mr.. Turner is native
of Bellefonte, bat for the last twenty years
has resided in the West where he has ae-
quired wealth and become one Of It's sub.
stantial citizens.
Housewives will be glad to learn that
fruit jars will be sold cheaper thin season
than ever before, for the simple reason
that reissue Of the patent on the Mason
jar has been refused by the patent Office
They will also be glad to know that tbs
same fine lines Of groceries, at reasonable
prices, for which Sechler i 90. are noted