Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-25

-BRookIIS BAaLz,
Lyons meat market presents decided
ly fresh appearance in its now livery of red
and green paint.
We are informed that Mr.. II. d. Van
Pelt, of Centre Hall, will DO a candidate
for the Legislature.
The finest and best assortment Of boots
and shoes in Centre county, for proof Of
this we ask a trial-Doll X Mingle.
Eve, with supercilious toss Of her
head as she passed out of the garden of
Eden, said 81 don't care, Adam"
Miss Maggie Schseffer and Miss jose
phine Martin, two of NittAny's pleasant
ladies, spent last Friday evening in town.
The many friends Of John Keen, Esq,
of Millheim, will be pleased 10 know that
he is able to be out and has regained most
of his wonted vigor.
The Undine FIRE company will go to
Tyrone, July 4th. The boys have pleas
ant time in view, and we hope they may
not be disappointed.
Mrs. DR.. Coolidge, she who was Mics
Mamie Mckinley, will return to her home
at CarbondAle, Pa, accompanied by her
sister, Miss Sallie Mckinley, this week.
Tho Logan Hose company has accept
ed an invitation TO participate in fire.
mems parade at Lock Haven July 4.
There are few better organizations in
Pennsylvsnia.
Rev. Dr. Black will have morning and
evening service in the Episcopal church
on Sunday next. 1t being Whit Sunday
the Holy Communion will be celebrated a.
the morning service.
The cakes, bread, pies etc, used at the
Spring Mills banquet last Thursday, were
manufactured by Mr.. Cal. Smith, tho
downtown baker. Mr.. Smith is entitled
TO no little credit for the excellence of his
manufactures, and in these goods he takes
the lead.
We had the pleasure Of peep at the
handsome face Of Mr.. NJ. II. HAines, Of
Tyrone, who was here on Sunday, attend
ing to arrangements having in view the
establishment of little kingdom over
which he means to be Lord Of all he sur
veys Particulars later.
MIR. Samuel X. Faust, Of Miles town
ship, one Of the most prominent candidates
for sheriff last fall, with Mr.. VIM. Bright,
of AAronsburg, paid the DEMOCRAT a visit
last week. The work Of these gentlemen
always tells when the "news comes over
the mountain"
Mr.. John A. Woodward, editor Of
the Agricultural EpitoD,ist, is looming up
as prominent Democratic candidate for
the Legislature. Mr.. Woodward Is man
of rare ability, and one upon whom the
people Of Centre county can lean, as
surred that their affairs will be honestly,
promptly and satisfactorily attended to.
The Catholic church was thronged on
Tuesday morning to witness the marriage
of Mr.. Frank McGowen, of Snow Shoe, 10
Miss Tillio Hazel, Of near Bellefonte.
These parties are we'll known, universally
respected, and start down the stream Of
life under the influence Of favorable tide.
We wish them happiness.
Tho members Of Gregg Post @. A. X.
will meet st their room on Sunday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock in full uniform, for the
purpose Of proceeding in > body TO the
Presbyterian church. The Rev. DIR. A.
b. Jack mas kindly promised to preach 3
memorial sermon on that occasion, and
We trust no member Of the Post will fall 10
be present
Our young friend Al. Garman has
been captured. Miss Ella Cowdrick, the
fair and accomplished daughter Of Mr..
Morris Cowdrick Of this place, is the hap.
py recipient Of Ais affections and vows
Rev. Bonnell rector of the Episcopal
church 1t Lock Haven, performed the
marriage ceremony on Tuesday evening at
III, residence Of the brides parents. We
tender our cordial congratulations, and
trust that the new journey Of life thus
c,mmsnosd may be one Of unaIloyed hap
pinsas 70 our young friends.