Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-01

tive, MAsALIs.
Doll 81 Mingles stock Of ladies fine
shoes is especially tasty, anything from
Si.25 up to $3.50
Gents, call at the Bee Hive for nobby
silk, MANILA, and straw hats. Best selec-
ton in Bellefonte
If you have no PEHUSA phamplet get
one Immediately. Address S. b. HART.
Man * Co., Osborn, o.
"A new postoflice has been created in
this county, and Charles w. Keith ap-
pointed postmaster. Where Is Guyer
The Bee Hive has the finest and large
est assortment Of white dress goods in
town. Ladies will do well 10 note this.
Remember all boys and mems boots
and shoes at the Bee Hive will be disposed
Of at cost to close out the stock. Call
soon.
Mems fine low shoes and slippers in
great variety, also "A fine limo Of button
shoes, either hand or machine made, at
Doll & Minglce
-Felicitious flights Of fancy, or ethereal
idlizing can only be INDUCED in and On.
joycd 70 perfection behind one OF Mr
Harry Green's cigar.
Doll * Minglc justly claim to have
the largest and cheape,, stock Of boots and
shoes in Centre county. A trial will re-
move all doubts
Call at the Bee Hive and zee their
large and olcgau, line Of sun umbrellas and
lace trimmed parasols, the largcst and
cheapest assortment in town.
The Bee Hive IS the place to buy
mems and boys boots and shoes, as they
intend to give up that line, and are selling
off the stock at and below cosi to make
room for other goods
DO not throw away this issue Of tho
DEHocEAT until you have carefully studied
every word Of what Mcssrs s. & 4. Loeb
have 70 say IN their advertisement TO be
found in another column.
Mrs H. c. Weaver while visiting her
parent. at Harrisburg, wa. taken iii with
some maIaTial affection. She expects soon
to return and We trust the pure mir Of our
mountain city may speedily cGcc, a cure.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Mr.
Nathan H9ugh, Of Wolfct store, on Mon
day. Mr.. Houch is lumbcrman and
farmer Of many years experience, aud
a gentleman Of very pleasing address
Call agaiu.
Mr.. J. ". Miller, general secretary Of
the !. II. c. A, is to attend convention
Of secretaries to assemble IN IN eastern
city in a few dsys The board of trustees
granting him the time and dcfraying his
expenses.
Mis- Dollie sbAfcr and the Misses
Knitting, trio Of Lock Havcns fair
ones, iarricd in town last Thursdhy night
They were IN route 70 Huntingdon, there
to attend the nup'ials Of Miss Bessie
Pierce, daughter Of Rev. John Pierce
The term "Kolpe,zor's horso' Is A.
sociAled in the minds Of any who may
have seen the poor brute, with thoughts Of
cruelty aud inhumAn treatment exceeding
belief Why do not the authorities see 20
it that the beast is properly cared Tor
Prof Henry Meyer, of Bcbcrburg
late county superintendent, favored us by
calling on Thurtday last We understand
be has some idea Of entering tho Geld and
becoming candidate for the Legislature,
but our most careful questioning ELECTED
nothing, and wc give this jus, as We got It
unofficial.
Rev. a. u. Jack preached in the
Presbyterian church on Sunday morning
and evening His sermons were rcpleic
with aowery expression and noble scnii.
mcnt. His articulation was anything but
distinct, and many complained Of their in.
ability to hear and understand all he said
The house was filled each time.
Mir Alexander Pullen, ofihe Brockcr-
hofF house, was married on Tuesday eve.
ming at tho Catholic parsonage, 70 Miss
Mary Kerns, daughter Of Esquire Kerns,
Of osceola This happy couple are at
prcsen, enjoying all the inefable felicity
OF their honeymoon-thc same We trust
may continue theirs while time shall last
with them, and doubt not that conjugal
affection will render life, 10 them, worth
living.
"A trio Of Bunker Hills faircst resi-
dents visited US on Saturday. The cob
webbed corners Of our sanctum lsmiled,
and the for.many. .ycars-unwashed window
panes looked up in their modesiy, con-