Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-09-28

init the amount due.
"A Lock Haven cherry tree blossomcd
last week.
Tho purest, best and cheapest remedy
is that simple compound PEGUSA.
Rev. Kline, of Howard, filled the
Methodist pulpit on Sunday evening,
No one can be healthy with torpid
liver and constipation. Take MANALrN.
MIR. Reuben Shafer and lady returned
from the west last Friday, to remain here.
Mr. ]. Willard Miller preached three
sermons on Sunday, filling the appoint
ments of the Howard circuit.
Two unmarried gentlemen can be ac-
comodated with good boarding at reasona-
BILE rates by applying at this office.
S A. Taggsrt, State Secretary of the
Y.M. q. A, attended the anniversary Of
the Boys Branch on Monday evening.
MIR. G. f. Parker, of Philipsburg, was
in town on Monday, and reported our en-
terprising neighbors as being as full Of life
as ever
There is no disputing the fact that
Harry Green's cigars are the most popular
IN town. II you have not done so, try
them at once.
Rev. - Edwards, of Costesvile,
Pa, will preach for the Baptist congrega-
tion here, on next Sunday evening, in
their room, Bush Arcade.
A special examination of teachers, on
Saturday, Oct 7th, at the Superintendent
office, Bellefonte, commencing at "a. NJ,
sharp, will be conducted by Prof. Wolf in
person.
Mr.. Wilkinson, agent for Jno. Wana-
maker, has moved into his new room
where he now has every thing to suit him
self, and will be pleased to receive his
many friends.
DIR. Kirk, ignoring the attractions Of
his numerous Bellefonte lady friends, on
Sunday went to Unionvile, where he
doubtless reveled in greener pastures. Too
bad, Doc.
Mortimer +. Elliott, Democratic can.
didste for Congressman-st- Large, passed
through town yesterday and was greet
cd at the depot by large number of our
citizens.
Mr.. Agustus Albrig BIT, an employe at
the nail works was badly scAlded and 9TH
erwise injured, on Saturday, by coming in
contact with body of escaping steam
from pipe he was repairing.
The last person in the world whom We
might have expected to meet looked us up
on Monday, George Il. Barrett, ESQ. He
is doing some lively work on Philadelphia
dailies in q rsportorial capacity.
Our sprightly exchange, the Lewis
burg NstVs processes to have bought (?) a
new telephone and reports its first day e
communication. The crowd consisted OF
Guiteau, Stewart. Beaver and the Chronicle
Mr.. Philip II. Musser, Millheim's
obliging jeweler called 10 see us early on
Monday morning. Philip Is an accom-
nion Of the composing room. Call often.
james Schofeld not only sells the beat
robes and blankets in town, at lowest
prices, but can talk more politics than any
two men in Bellefonte. Should you need
3 good harness or desire an hours chat
call on Jim.
"A Lock Haven woman pretended TO
faint in q crowd in order to hear what the
men would say. ooh what an enormous
foot" remarked one Of them, and the lady
came TO, and kicked that man for an hour
and half
MIR. Keefer Leathers, Of Roland, was
among the welcome visitors at our Office
last week. Mr.. LeaGhers is one of the re-
liable men Of his neighborhood and in or
der 70 remain so reads the DEMOCRAT reg.
ularly each week.
The third Of the series of concert
By the Bellefonte Orchestra was given In
the Y. NJ. O. A. Lecture room on Tuesday
evening. The singing was good, the mus
ic excellent and pleasant evenin was
spent by all who attended.
Amos Wilson, q colored lad aged about
II years, called at the Holly Tree Inn, on
Wednesday, and ordered lunch. While
the attendant was in another room the little
scamp distracted about three dollars from
the money drawer. He vas arrested and
taken 10 Jail.
The ninth annual picnic Of the Pat.
rons Of Husbandry of this county was held
on the summit Of Nit.any mountain on
Thursday Of last week. A large crowd
attended and the day was pleasantly spent
by our agricultural friends. Ex-Governor