Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-15

Mrs. D. Il. Hastings is visiting in
Lock Haven.
Mr.. John II. Miller, Of Lock Haven,
called on Monday.
MIR. Jas. c. Smith, of Millheim, was
in town on Tuesday.
MIR. Augustus Hoover is recovering
from his late sick SPELL
Chambers new horse, Little Major, is
attracting quite an amount of attention.
Miss Justia c. Hoy is visiting Phila-
delphia friends and having pleasant time.
-Millheim's enterprising tensorial art
ist, Mr.. J. e. Springer, spent yesterday in
town.
The frisky little squib is beginning TO
be source of no little uneasiness to many
of US.
Gents, call at the Bee Hive for nobby
silk, MANILA, and straw hats. Best selec-
tion in Bellefonte
Doll & Mingle's stock Of ladies fine
shoes is especially tasty, anything from
Sl.25 up TO $3.50.
Mrs. NJ. Watcher, Springdalo, Pa.
Ny Chronic Catarrh is much better, from
the use of PERUNA.
Why do housecleaners always put the
best furniture on the front porch, during
the time OF cleaning up?
The Centre County Banking company
is still identifying its building. Tho last
ernAmentation Is q new iron fence.
The Bush House is doing an excellent
business. Mr.. Teller is fully conversant
with the needs and wishes Of his guests.
ALI the brains Of the JuniAtA valley
will be congregated here about September
1st. We are 10 have the Printers Picnic.
Mems good straw hats cents a
piece, at the Boston Clothing House, just
opened in Reynolds block, Bellefonte, Pa
23-4t
Remember ali boys and mems boots
and shoes at the Bee Hive will be disposed
Of at cost to close out the stock. Call
soon.
More Democratic gains in Belefonte,
Peter Mcmahon is the man, to be known
as high constable. Talk about Beavers
influence.
Mr.. McMillen, of the Brockerhod
House, is to provide dinner and supper for
the graduating class at State College, next
Wednesday.
Mrs. Sophia McEwIn has been sppoin-
ted postmistress at Hublersburg. The Far
mers' Mills office is now in charge Of Mr..
J. s. Auman.
Tho Bellefonte Netos and Altoona
Tribune, and tho Lock Haven EJpress and
Harrisburg Patriot have been feeding each
other "tafy."
MEMS fno low shoes and slippers in
great variety, also fine line Of button
shoes, either hand or machine made, at
Doll s. Minglo's.
--Aaronsburg is TO have musical con-
vention on the 2ith instant Prof. W. T.
Meyer has charge Of the affair and will
render II successful.
Mr.. John w. Conley, Of Centre Hall,
than whom no more sincere Democrat Is
20 be found anywhere favored us with his
presence on Tuesday.
The first Of the entertainments given
in the interest Of the Y, NJ. @. A. piano
fund was 3 success. Number two will be
held on or about June %.
Mis- Freese, Of Snow Shoe, niece Of
Mr.. John Cole, Is lying very III with rheu-
matism at the residence of the latter In
this place. DIR. Hoy Is attending her.
The June number Of the Oriental
Caskef is better than any Of its predeces-
sors. Try II one year, terms 81. Pub.
lished By L. Lum Smith, Philadelphia.
The Ladies' Mite Society connected
with the Presbyterian church met At Hon.
j. B. Linn's residence on Friday. 1t was
an occasion Of especial pleasure and profit
20 ell.
Fort Dunklo entertains q guest who
sometimes proscribes for The indisPosition
Of his fellows in durance vile. SBerifT
Dunkle does not have very much conf
dencs In his medical skill and has ordered
him 70 stop. The decree came little late
70 prevent two or three cases Of unpIeas-
ant sickness none Of which were At ell
serious.