Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

Levin has something new-whips and
canes TO be giren array
We we're gratifed to have Mr.. Jas.
Turner call yesterday.
Congressman Curtin will accept our
thanks for public documents.
Al. Haupt, as clerk at the Brocker-
hoff house, is becoming popular.
-Houtzdale is still troubled with small
pox. The disease is said to be spreading.
BE sure to call at the Bee Hive and
see their elegant line of zephyr ginghams.
Greene, our most southwestern county,
has not licensed house within its borders.
Read the new advertisement Of the
Philadelphia Branch and then take your
boys there.
The cigars offered for sale by Harry
Green always fill the bill. He has none
but good ones on hand.
Lawyer Hastings is painting his house
green, with red trimming we are all be.
coming Rsthetic gradually.
Ladies, don't fail to see the new and
elegant Spring and Summer dress goods in
all styles and prices at the Bee Hive.
The dollar brogans at Doll * Mingle's
go like hot cakes. No wonder, they are
equal to any heretofore sold for Sl.5O
Esquire KerIin, OF Rebersburg, was
sworn into Office during this term, and
while in town did not forget the DEMO
cRAT.
The Bee Hive has the finest assortment
Of lace caps for children. Don't fail to
call and see them before purchasing else
where
Mr.. J. S. Housman, of Tusseyvills,
an ardent advocate of Sabbath school in
tsrests, paid US business visit on We'd
nesday.
MIR. Fred Smith, tho popular Bishop
street sAloonist is recovering from his late
sick spell, much TO the qualification Of his
many friends.
-Messrs +. Graham & Son now occupy
the room vacated by the Centre County
Banking Company. They are better pre-.
pared than ever to suit all customers.
Mr.. j. T. McDiyitt is running the
Curtin Touring mills and doing good
work. Mr.. NJ. in addition TO being 8 good
miller is dptop person in every respect
&C. U. Hoffer & Co, Is the name of a
new firm. We wish "Siney' piles OF sue.
cess, and are pretty sure Of his soon be-
coming merchant prince. Our hat is of.
III you have not been in to ace Geo.
Eaton yet, Why, do so at once. lie has an
elegant line of confectionery, tobacco,
cigars fresh and canned fruit, Brockerhof
row.
Mr.. james Kerr, Clearheld's hand
some Protbonotary, attended court here
last week he Is Democrat Of the right
kind and q most popular and efficient Of.
Hcer.
We we're mistaken last week In saying
that Mr.. Geo. II. Wolf repaired gas pipes,
1t should have been copper pipes, and in
this line he has few equals and no superiors.
Give him your work.
Hon. Samuel Franck was In town on
Monday aud would sooner have gone
home without seeing the elephant than not
to have called nj the DEMOCRAT Office.
Judge f. has lost none of the dignity and
pleasantry that always characterized him.
Mis- Ida Mckinley Is teaching aselect
school at Colcviile, and Mics Katie Powers
Is engaged In the same laudable work Al
Yocum's. Both these ladies are eminently
fitted for the task they have undertaken,
and the young ideas willshoot in the prop
er direction under their supervision.
Our little friend, Mr. John II. Krea-
uier, Of Millheim, came sailing into our
ssnctum ono day last week having in tow
DR.. J. r. Hsrter, Notary Public, and Mr..
7. 4. STAN, leading merchant Of that
place. The boys were welcome and inas-
much a. they behaved themselves they
will be warmly welcomed At any time.
The failing health Of Rev. John Hew.
1T, Rector Of the Episcopal congregation,
induced the trustees of that church TO
grant him = two months vacation. The
learned gentIeman will be benefited, we
hope, By HE leave Of absence and return
to his work able TO laLor in the good cause
Of which be il . able q champion.