Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-13
Local Department.

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Rats infest the public school building
and run around the teachers tables during
school hours.
-Laees, fringes, gimps, buttons, &c, in
all the latest designs and at unrivaled
prices, at the Bee Hive.
Centre county Pomona Grange will
meet at Centre Hall, Tuesday, 18th instant.
A full attendance is requested.
levin is just as square as ever. lie
is able to warrant all he sells, and pur-
chases that do not render satisfaction can be
returned.
The indications for q good wheat crop
in Penns valley are promising, in the dis
trict east of Spring Mills west from that
point, up through the plains, cold weather
has seriously damaged the wheat.
The Republican says grasshoppers are
bothering neighboring counties, They
must have been introduced by trout fisher,
for no sensible grasshopper would venture
QUO much this kind Of weather.
The April number of the Oyreutas
Caskst, Published by l.. Lum Smith, Phil
adephia, has reached our table. It's editor
ia Emerson Bennet. Tho magazine is all
its name implies-a treasury Of literary
gems Subscription 81 per annum.
The constant dripping Of water will
wear the hardest stone 80 the constant
hacking cough will undermine the hard.
est constitution. Avoid this fatal result by
using Sines Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hoarhound.
The Presbyterian wigwam was torn
down on Tuesday. Many pleasing recol-
leetions Of Sunday school and prayer meet
ing experiences still hover over the spot.
The new Sunday school building is not to
be erected Immediately.
Rev. D. NJ. Wolf, County Superinten-
dent Of public instruction, has been ten
dered By the managers Of the Allentown
Female College, the principalship Of ths;
institution. Fortunately the learned gem
tleman did not accept
DR.. r. II. Van Valzab, who most care
fully and successfully looks after the physi
cal wel!.being of Spring Mills people,
popped into our sAnctum yesterday. The
genial smile that always irradiates this
gentleman's face, carries with it so much
pleasantly that we always feel sorry when
he leaves.
On Saturday Of this week, Mr.. levin,
of the Philadelphia Branch, means to
open his spring stock Of clothing. We
can only add to this announcement that
the reputation gained by Mr.. levin
will be fully maintained in his future deal
ings with the public.
Mr.. George w. Eaton is the proprie-
tor Of the new confectionery, fruit and
cigar store in the Brockerhof House row.
lie has come to stay, and is so we'll known
and generally liked that he will command
q good trade. George possesses some valua-
Bile business qualities and we are confident
he will merit all the patronage he may re-
ceive.
The Hazel Kirke troupe we're favored
with q full house on Tuesday evening The
company is able to give arst-class enter
tsinment, bat owing to the execrnblo con.
dition Of our Opera House (7) II was i'm
possible for them 10 do themselves justice.
Why cannot Bellefonte amusement seekers
induce some liberal minded capitalist to
build ahouse, the very appearance Of which
need not make an audience blush
Miss 8. Obnmacht's concert on Satur-
day evening was q success. Each part Of
the program, except song By Mr.. John
Lyon, was performed. The musical talent
Of BeIlefonte has been much improved
during the time Miss obnmacht has been
with US. The many excellent musicians,
the Bellefonte orchestra and the general
diffusion Of musical taste and akill among
as Is due, mainly, 90 this lady's efforts.
The exercises, though consuming great
deal Of time, were interesting throughout.
The violin solo by Mr. Lemuel Bierly being
equal TO any thing Of the kind we ever
heard The duet by the Bierly brothers,
TOO, was recsived with rounds Of merited
applause,