Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-10-05

school rooms At BOILING springs ana new
furniture placed in the grammar depart
ment,
MIR. Samuel levin has established a
new clothing store at Benezotte, Elk coun-
tv. This is a boon TO the citizens of that
community.
The Union Sabbath-school at Mann's
is prospering finely. A membership of
nearly ninety is now enrolled. Mr., j, NJ.
Bell is superintendent.
MIR. J. p. Houseman, of Tusseyville
paid US the compliment of call last week
Glad to have seen him and shall be pleased
10 have him call often.
MIR. Samuel Stein, of Roland, who is
noted for the quality of flour he manufac-
lures, looked in upon the DEMOCRAT on
Saturday evening.
MFR. S. Goldsmith returned from his
trip to the East on Friday last bringing
with him his sister, Miss Fanny Gold
smith, who will remain for some time.
The packet of papers intended for
Pine Grove Mills subscribers by some
means found its way TO Port Matilda, last
week. This explains the cause of the de-
lay.
Mr.. ]. n. Van Ormer, after pro-
longed tour of this and adjoining counties
in the interest of Bartrof's carriage works,
returned with glowing description of the
several localities visited.
DR.. Geo. p. Rishel is attending lee
lures at Pennsylvania University Phlia-
delphia. At the close OF this session he
will graduate and then commence the prsc-
tice Of his chosen profession.
If idling time away gossiping, or rub
bing the paint of front door steps were
sure road to success in life, we know OF
one or two young men in Bellefonte who
might soon be reokoned millionAircs.
w. II. Noll, Jr., will teach Pleasant
Gap pike school and J. F. Harrison, Jr.,
the Horntown school. Now, boys direct
the attention Of the young idea 10 proper
target, and then you can let it shoot with
q clear conscience.
Those of our patrons who have any
desire to read all tho news relative TO oc-
currences in Ohio and neighboring States
should subscribe for the Cincinnati Times
Star, the best of all daily papers published
in the native State Of the famous "Ohio
man." Send for specimen copy.
After enduring, in ncomparative silence
all summer, the inconvenience caused the
citizens of town by the grasping cupidity
Of they who attended the curb market
here, twice 8 week, our downtown friends
of the press are pitching into the market
ers with vengeance that is truly remark
able.
The white walters employed at the
hotels controlled by the Pennsylvania rail
road company have been discharged and
colored ones put in their places. The men
thus displaced were paid one months
wages in excess Of the amount due them
and new situations secured elsewhere for
them by the company.
The Bellefonte readers Of the DEMO
Graf will be pleased to learn that Mr..
Eddy Graham has reached home and ia in
a fair way TO recover. He looks none the
worse on account Of his continued con.
fnement and all bis friends unite in the
prayer that his entire convalescence may
be annonced in the immediate future.
I'm its comments upon the late county
convention and It's work, the Republican
INDUCES in some of its old-time humor,
grows facetious, as il were, and finally
when its pent-up feelings can no longer be
confined TO their narrow limits blurts out
in reference TO the success of the csndi-
dates, that 1t "is q question deeply hidden
in the womb of the future" Well, We
shsuld smile.
Are the Republicans indulging the
fond hope of inducing the Grangers TO
rally to their support, because Leonard
Rhone, ESQ. is on their ticket for Assem-
blyi Have they any assurance that the
capitalists, monopolists and financial auto
crau will go In with them 10 win simply
because Daniel Rhoads, ESQ, has been
nominated as q candidate for Representa-
tive7 Oh, don't ask as.
Mr.. L. L. Boblett, Of Philadelphia,
who Is engaged in the preparation Of
history Of this county, and who with bis
family spent the summer here, is again in
town, stopping 81 the Brockeahoff House.
Mr.. Boblet. IL an exceedingly affable gen.
tleman, and his effort TO place In the
hands Of tho people Of our county an un-
prejudieed and reliable history will meet
with entire success.
The old Cincinnati Weekly Times
continues TO minister TO the wants Of ih
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