Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-04-28

ANA carth rcientlnE teeis the EthiAl ray
As balmy sleep had charmed my cares to rest,
Aud love itself banishci from my breast,
(what time the morn mysterious visions brings
While purcr sumbers spread their golden Wings)
train Of phantoms in wild order rose,
And joined, the intellectual scene compose
-PoFE
Buy your cigars of Harry Green.
All the handsome people buy their
cigars at Wilson's, Brockerhof Row.
Two thousand dollars have already
been subscribed towards the erection of
seminary in Milesburg.
The elephant filled his trunk with
those splendid scent cigars at Wilson's,
Brockerhoff Row.
MIR. Simeon Haupt is making some
repairs on the residence recently purchased
by him on Allegheny street.
On Sunday last the "tormentor" as
cended to almost lOOa in the sun. But
then Vennor predicts snow in May.
The Young Mems Christian Assoca-
tion, of Altoona, expect to purchase
building for their own use during the pres
ent season.
Go to the meeting of the Bcllefonte
Temperance Union this lThursday) even
ing, in the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association.
Mr.. John Williams, a respectable and
well known colored citizen Of the West
ward of this borough, died on Wednesday
morning of last week.
The Philadelphia Branch sold a large
amount of clothing last year, but the sales
during the present season promise to far
exceed those Of any former period.
We notice the name Of Mr.. Holt, Of
Snow Shoe, mentioned among the lumber
men whose RATS were noated into the Will
Transport boom during the recent food.
The railroad depot at Snow Shoe was
seriously damaged by fire last Friday
afternoon. The flames were extinguishcd
with much difficulty. Loss about 500.
The WatehmaH Of last week very sem
sibly suggests that the council Of Belle
fonte attempt to refund the borough debt
at 8 reduced rate of interest. Why not?
Young man, attend to that cough in
time it may save you from years Of suffer
ing. Green's Syrup Of Tar, Honey and
Bloodroot is pleasant, safe and sure cure.
Brown Bros are making R speciality
of new whiskies never before offered in
Bellefonte, such as "Golden Rule Of the
People, "Hannisvile' and "Dougherty."
"A young son Of Mr.. William Grove,
Of Buffalo Run, died of scarlet fever on
Saturday last. Two other members of the
family are suffering from the same disease.
The prosperity of the Philadelphia
Branch store does not consist in the large
profits made upon single articles Of cloth
ing, but in the numerous sales at a slight
profit.
-Bavarian and Bohemian beers surpass
any malt liquors ever before offered TO the
public. These sparkling drinks can be had
on draft at Brown Bros, Butts House.
The usual monthly meeting will be
held in the rooms of the Young Mems
Christian Association next Sunday after
noon, at O'Clock. Mr.. Charles T. Cook
will conduct the exercises. All are in
yited.
The modest violet, one Of the fret
blossoms Of spring, has already unfolded
is petals, telling us that the season of
flowers Il at hand. Finer blossoms may
follow, but none will receive warmer
welcome.
The building adjoining Harper Bros.
store on Spring street. and owned By NJ.
Thos. Reynolds, which is now being con
verted into handsome residence, will be
occupied by J. Newman, Jr., and family
Of tho Bee Hive stores.
As we have heard nothing to the con
trary, We suppose that our Greenbsel
friends are still anticipating the visit o
Gen. james D. Weaver, Of Iowa, TO thi
place next Saturday. We notice by th'
newspapers that he is now on tour o
spoeeh.making throughout the State an'
always attracts large audiences.
Our friend, Mr.. Abe Baum, appeare'
on the street yesterday seated In an elegan
new vehicle called the "valley Queen.
The beautiful paint under which II is nov
80 rosplendcnt was applied by Mr. Yeager
who Is now In tho employ Of >. A. BIC
QUESTION, and Is brother Of Mr.. Henr.
Ycagcr, Of this place. OF course, II wa
always fall Of passengers.