Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-06
Local Department.

Christopher Columbus always paid for
his local paper promptly.
About the best thing after ell In this
world is pure water.
According 10 Vennor We shall have
plenty of rain now. 1t seems, however,
to be long time coming.
Our enterprising friend, Mr.. Gotlieb
Hasg, of Pleasant Gap, we understand,
put his grist mill in operation at that place
on Tuesday last.
by late act of assembly there are
only two months in the year in which you
can kill rabbi,s-the months of November
and December.
To remove substances from the eye,
make loop of bristle or horse hair, insert
il under the lid, and then withdraw slowly
and careful. This is said TO be never-fail-
ing.
MIR. Mc0mber, the urbane and gen.
tlemanly clerk OF the Brockerhoff House,
has been very satisfactorily conducting
that hotel during the absence of the
Messrs. Brockerhoff
Miss Bessie Allen, one of Bellefonte's
loveliest young ladies, will leave on Sstur-
day for Montoursville, Lyeoming county,
where she will attend q select school dur
ing the winter months. She will be much
missed.
Amos Harper, of Warriorsmark, Hun
tingdon county, sowed 12ibs. of White
Russian Oats last spring, and got Is bush
els by measure and pit bushels by weight.
He Is one Of the scientific farmers of his
township.
The annual business of the Centre
County Sabbath School Association neces-
sary for regular report and representation
at the State Convention, will be trans
acted at she Jacksonville Convention, on
Tuesday, October IL.
Judge ID. NJ. Wagner safely passed
his Goth year on the 2lst ult and cheerful
ly entered upon the path that leads to
mans allotted time on earth-three score
and ten. The Judge looks as If be would
make II and have some TO spare.
What Is more disagreeable than to DO
thrown in contact with people having bad
breath II It could not be prevented Il
might be excusable, but when so perfect a
remedy as Green's Liver Pills Is TO be had
1t is simply inexcusAble.
Col. Frederick A. Conkling, OF New
York, said In a speech last fall that Ches-
ter A.. Arthur was the best dressed man In
the city Of New York. 1t has just been
discovered that he buys ell his clothes from
levin at the Philadelphia Branch.
-Loeb's have within the last few days
been receiving car loads Of goods and are
daily adding to their immense stock, for
they are determined to supply the wants
of their friends and customers. We would
advise our friends 70 give them . call.
1t has been decided that no proprietor
of hotel has any right to sell strong
drink after the closing hours of election,
as the day does not end until midnight
Many Of the hotel keepers hand over the
beverage AZ soon as the election polls are
closed. This is wrong and very apt 10 get
them into trouble.
We are in receipt Of q new song en-
titled, "He Sends bis Love to you," pub
lished by Bunnel & Aikens, Bellefonte,
Pa. A most beautiful, appropriate and
touching tribute in memory Of our lament
ed Presidents tender message TO Mrs. Gar
Held at Elberon. Price, 10 cents to be
had Of the publishers, or Of music dealers
throughout the United States.
Jas. O. Dougherty, formerly Of The
Brady House, Harrisburg, and late Of the
Central Hotel, Pittsburgh, Is nov the pre-
siding genius In the elegantly reatted SAM
pie rooms Of the BrOckerhoff House. Mr..
Dougherty Is pleasant, affable gentleman
and an expert In catering 10 the wants Of
the disciples Of Bacehus. He Is also an
accomplished billiard player and i putting
our local champions on their messle.
"A lady writes 10 an exchange that The
following san excellent way 70 tsll whs.h-
er canned fruit is going 70 keep or not
"The next day after canning stand your
cans on their heads for an hour or two.
then right them, and II no moisture is
found on the rim, they are alright. and
win keep any length of time but II The
least drop Of vagrant juice has found it,
way out they must be smeared over with
sealing mixture or the fruit will surely
spoil"
--Bellefonte has lost another Of her
charming daughters. On Tuesday sven-
ing, the 2esh alt. Miss Mamie Mckinley,
was married at the residence Of her f.
ther, Daniel McGinley, Esq., to DR.. Cool
idge, Of Scranton, Pa, By ths Rev. PEN
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