Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-06-29


have paid nothing for it. For the first
time, during the papers existence, the pro-
prie:ors make this public demand, of those
in arrears, to settle at once. Bills will be
sent those who owe us and it is hoped the
gentle reminder will not be wholly disre-
garded. We have lately added expensive
and important improvements, with view
of rendering the paper better and more
interesting than ever. and whether the
amount you may be indebted to us is large
or small, remember we need and want it.
WANTED.-A flrst-class shoemaker. APP
plv at once. DOLL & MINGLE.
No paper will be issued from this office
next week.
The front of Humes' block has been
repainted.
The Bellefonte Academy closed on
Friday.
Lock Haven ladies treat each other to
wheelbarrow rides.
Mr.. Frank P. Blair is improving and
Identifying the interior of his store ROOM
-PERUNA is not an experiment, but q
fixed fact a single bottle will convince
you.
Miss Clara Ginter, of Remove, an in
teresting, agreeable young lady is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. Frank Adams, one of Milesburg's
most progressive young merchants, called
on Monday.
Teachers applying for Bellefonte
schools will be examined, at the usual
place, on Saturday next, July /.
-Philipsburgers want town clock,
and Judging from their enterprise and push
in other matters they will soon have it.
Mr.. Hiram o. Hoffer, of Philipsburg,
formerly of Bellefonte, smiled upon the
attaches of the DEMOCRAT Office on Tues
day.
Lyon Sc Co., are closing out their
entire stock of dry goods, cloothing, boots
dHu suOes NJ CoSti III oIdol w Iult tho OuNi'
ness.
"A live, horned Arizona toad is the
latest curiosity in town. 1t was sent to
Mr.. r. Nj. MaGee by a friend in the far
west, by mail.
MEMS good straw hats cents a
piece, at the Boston Clothing House, just
opened in Reynolds block, Bellefonte, Pa
23-4t.
Mr.. G. A. Lindsay, of Houtzdale,
was married last evening to Miss Lizzie
Campbell, at the residence of the brides
parents, in this place.
We are pleased to be able to announce
that our foreman, w. D. Bailey, has SO
far recovered from the effects of his late
sickness as to be about again.
MIR. A. G. Moore, agent and manager
at this place, of the Howe Sewing Machine
company, left for New York on Tuesday !;
he expects to be. away all week,
Mr.. R. NJ. Magee, manager for Penn
sylvania of the Brooklyn Life Insurance
Company of New York, returned from an
extended business tour on Saturday.
The inclement weather operated ad
versely upon the "Lawn Festival" on
Friday night. Tine ice cream, cakes, etc.
were auctioned off to those present.
Charles Edwin, infant son of Mr..
William shope, of Altoona, formerly Of
this place, died on Saturday, and was
buried at Milesburg on Monday last.
Considerable trouble in arranging
bangs led several of our lady friends tc
experiment upon the use of different ad
hesive substances in compelling refractory
ringlets to stay where they would do thu
most good. After exhausting the list o
patent preparations, the white of an egt
was tried with perfectly satisfactory re
snlts, and it is possible, if not probable
that every yard on Linn street will sooI
contain > hennery.