Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-06-16
Local Department.

Harry Green still continues TO sell his
famous five cent Florida cigars. They
give entire satisfaction to every one who
tries them.
&C. d. Runkle, one the most active and
entcrprsing citizens of Potter township,
gave the DEMOCRAT a pleasant call last
Saturday.
Hon. 5. r. Peale, of Lock Haven, was
An early visitor to Bellefonte on last Mon
day. Legal business often calls Mr. Peale
TO our town.
"A. J. Cruise and wife are visiting
friends in Philadelphia, and will enjoy the
pleasures of the sea shore before their re-
turn TO Bellefonte.
The friends Of Dr. +. l. Kirk, former
ly of this place, we're glad to greet him
upon our streets last week The Doctor,
we believe, is at present living in Phila-
delphis.
Mr., William Reynolds, son Of Thomas
r. Reynolds, who has been living in the
West for few years past, returned to
Bellefonte last week, and received hearty
welcome from his friends.
John Uzzle, Of Snow Shoe, was in
the railroad wreck near Eagleville, last
week, but escaped without serious injury.
John, however, did not fancy the shaking
up, He describes it in very emphatic
language
MIR. Huston, of the Brockerhoir House,
has recently started company with un-
limited capital. He has had some little
difficulty in getting officers who will
agree to serve but he has hopes that the
enterprise will be in good working order
in few days.
L. II. Everts, the we'll known histor-
ical publisher, of Philadelphia, has about
perfected preparations for the publication
of an elaborate illustrated history OF Gen.
tre and Clinton counties. The work will
be completed some time in 1882.
AT a recent meeting Of the Centennial
organization for the endowment Of Wash
ington and Lee College, Of Virginia, held
in Philadelphia, james Mil!iken, Esq, Of
Bellefonte, was among the gentlemen
elected to membership in the organization.
William g. Heinle, Esq, our active
and efficient district attorney, took little
trip to Williamsport on last Saturday to
visit his friend Scott. Mr.. Heinle return.
ed on Monday evening and reports that
friend Scott made 1t very pleasant for him.
In quality, style, finish and price the
clothing offered to the public at the Phila-
,delphia Branch is beyond rivalry in this
section Of the State. Remember the goods
sold at this house are always just what
they are represented to be and no one is
ever deceived.
Representative Murray called at the
Office of the DEMOCRAT on Tuesday after
noon. Mr.. Murray has been faithful
representative of our people Throughout
his entire legislation career, his record has
been upright and honorable, and he comes
back TO his constituents with an excellent
reputation.
Rev. james d. Wilson, ID. d., OF New
York, passed through Bellefonte, on Tues
day, on his way to Birmingham Seminary,
where he was 70 deliver an address yester-
day morning st the commencement exer-
cises Of that institution. lie was accom-
panied by his venerable father, Peter vii.
son, of Spring Mills.
Mr.. A. L. whiteman, Of Philadel-
phia, well known to the people Of Centre
county, reached Bellefonte this week. Mr.
WhitemAn has been passing through q very
serious spell of sickness, the effects of
which are plainly visible, but Is now In
hope Of soon regaining good health, hope
which we trust may be fully realized.
--BelIefonte Fencibles (Co. b, N. @. P.)
have been cordially invited to 60 TO Snow
Shoe, Centre Couniy's Mountain City, and
spend the 9TH Of July. Mr.. ID. r. Peters,
the new proprietor Of the Mountain House,
in letter 10 Captain Mullen and Lieuts.
Potter and Hale, bids the soldier boys
welcome 70 The hospitalities Of his hotel,
and holds out natsering Inducements on
the anniversary Of the natal day Of the
Republic.