Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-14
To-day is the Jewish New Year.

Union county is going to have a large
agricultural exposition, commencing Oc-
tober 4th
james b. M'Bath succeeds j. j. CAL
braith as city editor of the Williamsport
GGsetts { Bulletin.
September 20 has been named as the
date of the next piano fund concert
Hunt up your tickets.
-Fifty.one new members will be admit
ted into full membership at the NJ. f..
church next Sunday evening.
The festival of the ladies of the Luth-
eran church, held the latter part of last
week netted the church about 1925.
The county commissioners have con-
cluded to repair the court house roof in
stead of putting on an entire new one.
Miss Kate Schaeffer, of Nittany, on
Tuesday, entered Lutherville (Md.) Sem
mary, where she expects to complete her
education.
The Lock Haven young man will be
sorely taxed during the coming season, IS
entertainments will be given every other
night.
"A picnic and festival will be held at
Penns Valley Cave, under the direction OF
the Farmers Mills Band, on Saturday.
A good time is anticipated.
Have you seen tho Y, VI. c. A. Rec
ord' Is it not neat Since its issue We
have been gently blowing the glory of the
shoulders of our job printer.
Prof A. Girod, of Milesburg, is orca-
nizing a class in vocal music at Vsler-
tines forge. We trust he may receive the
aid of sufficient number to insure his sue
cess.
-Williamsport's mail carriers: Z. NJ.
Segfried, Geo. W. Andrews, VIM. II
Hicks, John s. Leinbach, b. Harry Urde-
graft and Charles o'Brien, (coloredl Now
look out for Hubbell.
1t is thought new school will be or
gauized by the board OF directors 70 ac-
commodste the number Of pupils largely
in excess Of what should be in charge Of
the present body Of teachers.
The Altoona Times, new Democratic
daily, is edited by 4. J. Grier, veteran
Journalist. 1t is neat affair mechanical.
ly, and edited with much ability. II de-
serves TO and will meet with success.
Mr.. ]. W. Houser, Of Pleasant GAP,
has just finished an elegant job Of paint
ing, papering, cslsomining and frcscoinr
at the State College II can be- seen by
calling at the residence Of Prof. AthertoD.
Prof c. L. Gramley, with his brother.
Mr.. T. VI. GrAmley, will sell the people OF
Rebersburg good goods at right prices,
they having bought the establishment Of
Messrs. Samuel Frank & Son. Well,
here's looking at you.
An effort will be made to organize
lyceum In connection with the Y. VI. c.
A. on Monday evening next. All who
are interested, and wish 10 lend helping
hand, are cordially invited to attend tho
preliminary meeting at eight O'Clock, in
the Association lecture room.
-Prothonotary Harper and ex- Recorder
Tobias, of Bellefonte, called at the journal
Office on Saturday but found the fighting
editor out, as usual. Mr.. Harper has
made = most popular officer, and Billy
Tobias leaves q record such as no other
Recorder ever did. He has just COM
pleted an extensive index for the county.
Lock Haren Journal.
The New Orleans Minsirels, who per.
formed at Durley Hall on Monday even.
ing, had one of the best bands which have
ever visited our city. Several Of the mem
bers are fine soIoists on their respective in.
struments.- Bloomington Daily Bulletin,
March II, 1882.
Al Reynolds Hall Friday evening, 10Th.
Secure seats at once without extra charge
at Brew's store.
ALI is activity in the theatrical world
Theatre managers have ordered their an
nusl supply Of brilliants and the season
promises to be one of the most delightful
eyer experienced. Bellefonte will likely
be called upon TO contribute her share TO
hll the depleted wallets Of some Of The
s'stars," which will be all we'll enough II
you can afford Is remember, however,
that you and your family must eat, gro
ceries must be bought and paid for, and TO
meet this demand Mr.. Harmon sechler,
whose place Of business ia in the Bush
House Block, has largely increased bis
stock Of elegant fresh groceries, fruits,
meat and goodness only knows what all.
Paw him friendly visit, whether you Dc
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