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

10, ilirejoicing Envy, winged with lies,
Scattering ealumnious TumorS as she he=,
The steps Of men with hatred doth pursue,
With hagard aspect, blasting to the view.
The song of the lawn mower is heard
in the land.
The small boy now "whOops 'er up"
10 his heart content.
The curb-stone market now aourisheth
as the green bay tree.
Boys are like meerschaum pipes, they
need little age and color TO render them
valuable.
Rev. Noble, of Pleasant Gap, preach
ed in the Methodist church on Sunday
evening.
Our gentlemAnly jeweler, Mr.. F. c,
Richards has treated his house to coat
of fresh paint.
Mr. c. A. Lindsey, of Houtzdale,
spent last Sabbath here. Cards, cake and
orange blossoms soon.
The regular meeting of the Methodist
sociable will be held next Tuesday even
ing. All are invited.
w. c. Heinle, Esq, has so far recov-
cred as TO be able to walk down 20 his Of
fee, assisted by his cane.
Foot ball on ,he Diamond Is about as
near as Bellefonte can approach to the
Olympian games. oh, we'll.
Mr.. Shroyer, father.in-lAw Of Mr.
Daniel Garman, was taken suddenly III on
Sabbath evening, but is now recovering.
Mrs. Pennepacker, the esteemed wife
of Rev. Pennepscker, has been i'll for
three weeks, but is slowly recovering.
MIR. Lew. ShaefFer is trouting in I.he
Alleghenies. The speckled beauties will
jump at Lewis bait, in lively manner, no
doubt.
-Protbonotary Harper sports button
hole boquet of lilies of the valley. He
believes in moderate exterior personal dec
oration.
-Philipsburg is TO have numbered
houses, too. The same party doing the
work tha. so efficiently C2) attended to his
business here.
Mr.. J. Calvin Weaver, special agent
of the Brooklyn Life Insurance Company
of New York, wended his way to Will
Transport on Tuesday.
The commissioners have put neat
railing around the desk of their clerk,
this will not prevent Mr.. Walker being as
entertaining as ever.
The Sunday service, including the Ad-
ministration of the Lords supper, in the
Episcopal church was conducted by Rev.
Black, of willismsport.
Mrs. Frank MeCumsey, better known
as Miss Libbie Ward, of Remove, Is visit
ing her parents who reside on Penn street.
Her two little daughters accompany her.
Mr. David I. Parsons, whom every one
knows to be carpenter of no little repute,
has returned to Bellefonte, and awaits the
orders Of any who may need his services.
Read the advertisement Of John h.
Linn, Eco, executor Of tho estate Of Dan1
Derr, deceased He offers an unusally
large assortment of personal property at
public sale on Saturday, June 3, so.
The friends of Miss Emily Jacobs, of
Penn street, will be pleased 70 know that
her illness was not oecAsioned by stroke
Of Apoplexy, IS at first reported, but the
result Of fall. She is recovering rapidly.
Mr.. @. b. Perkins, of Lock Haven,
while repairing the telephone connecting
his residence and store, fell and was badly
injured. Mrs. Perkins was visiting the
family OF Rev. r. C. Critlenden, at the
time.
The Bartholomew heirs are sanguine
of securing the fortune that has for many
years awaited claimant in Germany, and
toward which their wistful eyes have for
some time been turned, In anxious expcc-
tation.
Mr.. + L. Gray, editor Of the Daily
Nsps, Is still kept indoors. He Is conva-
lescent, however, an Is cheerful as can be,
writing many of The most brilliant articles
FOR bis enserprising sheet and the Repabli-
car.