Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-23
Local Department.

-Dandelion Will soon DO ono oi tho
seasonable luxuries.
The country schools are gradually
drawing to a close.
Already people are moving Does
this indicate an early Spring.
Mr.. D. II. Rote, of Aaronsburgl K
ed around town on Saturday last.
j. L. spangler, Esq, registered at the
St. Elmo, Philadelphia, on Saturday.
Men and boys, save your money by
buying clothing at the Philadelphia
Branch.
Mr.. L. G. Runkle, who taught Pine
Glenn school this winter, has located at
Lock Haven.
Now that the price for hen fruit has
come down the "biddies are putting in
their best licks.
We are pleased to see Mr.. Geo. 0.
Boal out again. He had quite protrActed
tussel with neuralgia.
-Curwensyille is promised a new furni-
ture establishment, with Mr.. ]. c. Brack-
bill, of this city, as proprietor. Go in
Cal.
Adam would never have made clothes
of fig leaves il the Philadelphia Branch
store had been located near the Garden Of
Eden.
This is the season above all others in
which to catch cold, to wear the wrong
clothing and to be caught without an um-
brella.
Tho oldest inhabitant is generally a
man; not because he is given to lying,
but because he commenced owning up 10
his age sooner.
The best article TO throw over fire
caused by the spilling and igniiing Of
kerosene is wheat -four. Sand and ashes
are also good,
And now it is John Dawson, the
Greenback stalwsrt, who is the new father
of bouncing baby boy. John is happy
OF course. Ten pounds.
1t has lately been judicionsly decided
that the lease Of q pew in church gives
the lessee a right to sleep and snore there
in during divine service.
Another Uncle Toms Cabin troupe,
with full sail unfurled, is bearing down
upon US But we guess If the company
can stand 1t Bellefonte can.
On last Tuesday the peaceful home of
Rev. John Hewitt was entered by sweet
little visitor who may Danish Morpheus
occasionally. The waif was welcome.
The family Of the man Harvey, who
resided on Bunker hill, and through his
meanness lost the respect Of all, the R>Pub-
iiean in particular, has been sent to Osceola.
The time for angling for the "speck-
eled beauties" draws nigh, and 90 does
fitting time. After mature consideration
we have arrived at the conclusion that
angling Is preferable.
MIR. +. J. Dufey, Of Osceols, Clear
field county, but engaged as a teacher Of
one Of Rush townships schools in this
county, los. young son last week, cause
of death-gastric fever.
Now doth the provident house wife
SOW her cabbage and tomato seeds, that
she may, when the time will have come,
have wherewith to Oil .her garden plots,
that she hath succeeded in digging.
An exchange remarks, at does not By
any means follow that a woman who hugs
her preacher embraces Christianity" But
II the woman will buy her groceries Of
Sechler & Co. she can save money and get
good articles.
"A contemporary says "the Irish nation
is the most unpublished in the world. 4"
We don't sec how that can be. 1t ought
to be otherwise, for the Irish have been
meeting lately with rubs hard enough 10
polish any nation on earth.
THE new bridge at osceols, to be
erected jointly by Centre and Clearfed
counties, was let on the 18th inst, to Geo
schwank Of Houtzdale, for stone work,
and Pittsburg firm the iron work, they
being the loves, bidders.
The young men, in their service of
song and praise, on Sunday, were led by
Rev. X. Crittenden. The members were
reminded of the fact that on next Sunday
would be held the last meeting in the
rooms nov occupied by tho association.
Call and examine the stock Of ranges
and cook stoves at Wilson, McFarlane &
Cos; also their line of single and double
heaters. They have for sale the Welcome
Home double heater, which has been thor.
oughly and satisfactorily tested in this
community.
Tho University of Ponnsylvania In
its late contribution TO the army Of doctors,
returns us one VI. D., with license to re-
lieve the afflicted, 10 the person Of Joseph
Brockerhoff. lie Is sensible and clever
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