Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-30
Local Department.
Return thanks.
Buv Holiday goods at Eaton's'

baptist services in \, NJ u A iec-
.ure room next Sunday morning.
-Noil's opening at Pleasant Gap To-
day. General store, good goods lowest
prices.
Thanksgiving services in Y. NJ. C. A,
rooms, this morning at o'clock All
invited. ,,nt,
Lock Haven is threatened with an In
sufficient supply of water, owing 10 s'e''
w.,tefulness BY consumers
Tho increased number of marriages
all over the country is a sign OF gooa '''n''
now, and good times to come
Prof John Weaver, Of Pine Grove
vii, conduct musical convention at ne
bersburg, commencing Dec 2s'
Mr., ]. c. Morris, Of WoIi's store
ona of the best teachers Of this county,
called to see US Monday evening.
Mr.. A. sternberg, OF the PhiladeIphiA
Branch, called on Monday and introduced
Mr.. VIM. Reisenstsin, of Baltimore
A number of the invited guests oil
n, and Mrs. C. G. M'Millen will dine
x;,h them at the Brockerhof to-day
Snow Shoe will soon have another IN
du,,ry in McClsin and HamiI'on's box
factory, which will be moved from Mile'-
burg soon. .
Mr.. w. B. Miller, of Philadelphia
x,s IN town on Sunday. His new venture
is paying handsomely and of course ne Is
happy. ,,u..-;.,
'Rsv. Wm. Laurie, of the Presbyterian
church, will conduct 3 Thanksgiving ser
vice in the Reformed church, to-day Al
1880 O'Clock to which sll are most cord'-
ally invited. ,,
One of the largest turkeys ever brought
% Bellefonte vas cold to Mr.. Daniel Gar
man by our friend Mr.. John Ri'heI, OF
Csntrs Hill. His turkey'hip weighed
thirty pounds.
DIR. Hoy treated Mr.. Lambert Auere-
man, 9 glass worker, for combination o'
troubles, nscessitatius ssome delicate surg
srv. about three weeks ago. The patient
IL doing exceedingly veil.
The new bridge ct oscsols, built by
Clsaraeld and Centre counties, has been
inspected BY the viewers appointed Tor
that purpose, and has been pronounced
satisfactory, in every respect
There IL q triae too much ssmeness in
mAny of the locals of the Lock Haven
Journal and our Daily News for them to
have emenAted from one and the same
brain. "Thou shalt not steal "
Mr.. Barney Coyle, Of Philpsburg' Ae-
companied BY Mr.. r. G. Brett, Of Pine
Grove Mills, paid the DEMOCRAT visit
on Monday morning. Both are good feI-
lows in every sense Of the word. Call
again.
The editor of the Republican can change
that raw "sprng Greek" of his to good
"tventy.year.old" by adding oak shsving'
and burned sugar and glycerins, and then
passing an electric current through she
mixture.
Mr.. Walter n. Hei", representing
w. J. Heiss, Bro. & Co, Wholesale gro
GERS, 10 and 81 Girard Avenue, Phila., F"
devoting his attention principally TO trade
In this neighborhood and 10 meeting with
abundant success.
--"Astronomy" will be the subject Of
practical talk by Prof Osmond, Of tho
State College, in the Y. NJ. c. A, les'ure
room, Friday evening, Dec. l. Admission
free, ticketscan be procured at the Asso-
citation rooms.
"A postmaster, living between Lock
Haven and Tyrone, was seen helping him
self 10 bis nsighbors grapes, during the
LISTERS absence, and to excuse bis presence,
where be hsd no business, said III called TO
have 9 little talk" In bis mind.
Mrs. Nancy Tuten and daughter, Miss
Rs,her. Of Mount Vernon, n. H., mother
and sister Of Mr.. z. T. Tuten, editor Of
the Republican, are enjoying the generous
hospitality Of that gsntlemsn'' home.
They arrived Monday evening
-Msssrs. J. M. Furey and w. G. Mil
lsr. of the Lock Haven State Normal
School, will be present 81 our Institute to
introduce Prof A. n. RAubs new and
complete work on School management
RAubs Literature, and Test speller, BY
= n l.
in the possession Of every teacher
in order TO better ft himself for the
practice Of hh profession, DR.. Hoy has
lately added some costly and important
instruments 70 bis already complete outfit
One Of them is . galvanic bAttery--the
most expensive, reliable and effective
owned In Centrs county perhaps Doc
seems bens on keeping up with the times
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