Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-07-14

Local Depart ment.
"If all the mothers " all the birds
should happen 20 meet -Hme day
Ia shndc or glen,
or where or when.
NJ matt.r-Rud one should say
(Which the brightest and best of birds
What would be- each proud mothers words
Robin skylark, wren or CROW -
"Mluc the sweetest birds know"
If all the mothers Of all the girl.
Aud boys were to meet day
Frsm countries grand
Or far Lhpland,
No matter-and one should say
Whose are the sweetest girls and boys,
Spite Of their rogish tricks and noise a'
know a mother would whisper true,
milne are the darliugs ,'-msaning YOU
There are large number Of summer
visitors scattered throughout town.
George Tome, of Jersey Shore, is at
present guest of Col. D. G., Bush.
Coy. Curtin is having the front por-
tico of his handsome High street residence
painted.
What's the matter with the dog star
He must have been on a visit TO the sun
and got his feet warm
Miss BERTHE Alexander is at present
entertaining her friends, Miss Morrow, Of
Altoona, and Miss Fisher, Of New York.
j. L. Spangler, Esq, has been chosen
juror in the Uuitcd States Court at
Erie. Many are called but few are chosen.
Clothing is large item in the expcn-
ses Of all gentlemen, but it can be reduced
to the minimum by buying at the Phila-
delphia Branch.
Mrs Emma Mcclellan, Of Altoona, IL
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs D. VI
Wagner. She has her three interesting
little children with her.
George o. Boal, of the Philadelphia
Custom House, is in town on a visit 70 his
family. Mr.. Boal is welcome visitor.
He will remain several days.
Mr.. A. 5. Grow, Of the Lock Haven
Daily Journal, spent Tuesday evening in
Bellefonte. Mr.. Grow has many friends
among our citizens and always receives
hearty greeting from them.
Billiards and pool are al the go now,
and the Conrad House billiard parlor Is
the place to find every accommodation in
that line. Here is also found fine assort-
ment of cigars and tobacco.
-l02 in the shade, and yet we are not
happy. We hope the people who were
disposed to grumble at the prospect Of
having no summer are satisfied. yennor
has evidently gone TO Africa. -
The statement of~the Morning Metrs
of Monday, tAsA Mr. james Pierrepont,
the present efficient Superintendent Of the
Scotia mines has been removed, is not cor
rect. Mr.. Pierrepont still deservedly holds
his old position.
The small boys digestive apparatus is
undoubtedly the nearest approach to per-
petual motion that the world has ever
known, but the best digestive apparatus
will wear out. The best remedy for i'm.
paired digestion is Green's Liver Pills.
Mr.. McKeever, of the Brockerhofi
House, was badly burned about the face
and head while endeavoring to locate n
leak in the gas pipes. lie held a lighted
match too close TO the place where the gas
was escaping and very nearly suffered
serious injury.
Gov. Curtin was recently interviewed
by q reporter Of the New York Tribune.
The conversation was upon purely Penn
sylyaniA affairs and had no relation 10 pol
itics. The Governor in his usual felicitious
manner enlightened the New Yorker on
the internal history of his native State and
his hopes for her future.
We have received poem from Maud
entitled 81 wish was a bird" We thor
oughly enter into the spirit Of this wish.
If We were bird and Maud were bird
we would suggest, In view Of the state Of
the thermometer, an aerial trip in search
Of tho "Jeannette.p The verses are good
but we have not the space TO publish them
Francis Speer will open his select
school at Pleasant Gap on the 1st Of Au-
gust. Francis, who is we'll known 10
Bellefonte, designs his school for the chill.
dren Of farmers, and appropriately calls Il
the "Harvest School" After the toll o.
garnering the golden grain, nothing could
be better for the hard worked little people
than the physical relaxation of the schoo
room.