Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-08-10
-'Rah for Hoy.

In the lane. Keeps on riding
Wishes maiden Nary mash.
-'Rah for Hoy.
-PERUNA by giving health also gives
beauty.
DIR. Coolidge, of Carbondale, spent
Sunday in town.
Prof L. Reber, of the State College,
was in town on Tuesdey.
Miss Mamie Harris is entertaining
Miss Kate Weaver, of Clearfeld.
Editor Teuten gave Philipsburgers
their first view of bsy-state Yankee this
week.
The Lewistowr camp is the centre of
attraction to quite number of ladies and
gentlemen.
AT the change of every season slug
gishness of the blood should be prevented
by taking PERUNA.
The Bush Meeting of the colored
folks, held near this place, on Sunday was
not largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Love left home on
Monday evening, for flying visit to the
city of Brotherly Love.
George B. Goodlander, ESQ, editor
and proprietor of the Clearfeld Republican
called to see US on Friday.
"A unique picture is on exhibition in
the office of the Garman House. 1t may
be interesting to horsemen.
The Bellefonte Boat Club will meet at
the Office of J. L. Spangler, ESQ, on Mon
day evening next at 7 o'clock.
When Frank Bible and II. d. Van
Pelt call all the hands about the Office are
engaged to hunt up extra spittoons.
Read advertisement and send for cata-
logue of the Allegheny College, Mcadville,
Pa. The advantages are numerous.
Mrs. r. Fl. Forster, of Linn street, re-
turned home from Aaronsburg, on Tues
day, after an absence of several weeks.
Photographer Moore'sstudio is render
ed all the more attractive by the presence of
his neice, Miss Lowell, of Camden, N. J.
Miss Lucy Shredder, of Reading, sister
of our handsome military, legal friend,
Mr.. G. f. Shredder, is visiting Mrs. d. S.
Keller, Linn street.
"A chen" party expects to go to the
woods sometime this week and indulge to
the fullest in rolling down hill, padding
around in mud puddles and sich
Hon. s. E. Ancona, Secretary and
Treasurer of the Reading Fire Insurance
Company, paid the DEMOCRAT a visit yes
terday. Mr.. A was member of Con-
gress in 1861.
Miss Kate, daughter of Rev. j.: S.
M'Murray, of Tyrone, was the guest of
Prof d. NJ. Lieb, on Sunday. We can
think of no more enjoyable season, than a
day with the Professor.
Mrs. Hammond Sechler, Linn street,
is favored with the company of Miss
Montgomery, of Muncy, and Miss Sallie
Rankin, of the same place, is the guest of
nhr' O' % byOHi NuTtiH hLTeeLs
Rev. T. @. Billheimer, pastor of ST,
Mathews Lutheran church, Reading, Pa. q,
preached in the Lutheran house of wor-
ship, here, on Sabbath last The reverend
gentleman is the personal guest of Mr..
M'Millan of the Brockerhoff House.
The members of the Pleasant GAP
Band will erect platform for dancing in
connection with their festival on Saturday
afternoon and evening, Aug. ~. Good
music will be furnished and every effort
put forth by the boys to make the occasion
a pleasant one. All are cordially invited
to be present. =
AN unusually large number of cases
of sickness are reported by our physicians
Disorders of various kinds are certain TO
attack and fasten themselves upon the sys-
tenn during the summer months. To pre-
vent this entirely is almost impossible, but
preventives OF different sorts can be ap-
piled with good effect. You know that the
quality of food consumed, in great meas-
ure, determines the health of the consum-
er. IL 1t is possible to secure articles of
consumption that are absolutely pure, do
not fail to do so; in this connection we
desire to state that Sechler & Co. are
making specialties of pure groceries, and
in fact always have done so. You can
place implicit confidence in them. Their
place of business is in the Bush House
block, High street, Bellefonte.