Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-30
Local Department.
Dig garden.

-HNhat klnd OF mOhHele b'N"
grape vines 2 Gray apes" Grapes
-PERuNA is not an experiment, but
fixed fact; a single bottle will convince YOU
Whenever you are sick and the doctor
tries this and then that stop fooling and
take PERUNA.
The Methodist pulpit was filled Sun
day evening by Rev. Charles Figles, in an
agreeable manner.
-Loeb's is the place to buy dry goods
Large assortment, low prices and good
goods at all times.
Mr.. AL. Haupt was home for few
days last week lie is clerking in Ian
caster, we believe.
Prof. Frank Musser, A, b., principal
of the Aaronsburg public schools was in
town on Monday.
The delay in issuing the Democrat
this week was occasioncd by an unusual
press in the job department.
Mr.. s. s. Blair, of Hollidaysburg, is
mentioned as candidate for the nomina-
tion of Congressman at large
A new post Office has been established
at Longville, Centre county, Pa, with
Samuel 3. Lucas as postmaster.
Mr.. Washington Reese went 20 Potts
vile, his home, on Monday. We trust
our friend may enjoy himself.
Mr.. S. D. Tobias, of Millheim, one Of
the best pharmacists in the State, paid
Bsllefonte friends visit on Saturday.
What was one of the most important
acts recorded in the life Of Washington ?
Hi: little hatchet, Of cherry tree fame.
Rev. Penncpacker was taken seriously
i'll in the pulpit on Sunday morning, but
we are glad to know he Is now better.
MIR. Levi. Fabian, German gentle
man STAYING with Mr. Samuel levin, does
some real artistic work with a scroll saw.
Lyon * Co., are closing on, their
entire stock Of dry goods, clothing, boots
and shoes at cost, in order % quit tho bust
ness.
Miss Emma Ray, Of Tyrone, and Miss
Piper, of Hollidaysburg, ara enjoying the
hospitality for which our friends Mr.. and
Mrs. r. VI. McGee are noted.
If you have dime to spare and who
among you has not, step into the post office
and contribute that much TO the fund for
the support of "Betty and the baby
Mrs. Bond Valentine, who at present
IS in very poor health, ia being visited By
her sisters, Mrs. Bates Of New York, and
Miss Lizzie Kenney, Of Philadelphia.
The assistant principal Of our public
schools, thinking he may add to hts patri.
clan appearance, has, after due dolibera-
tion, concluded to cultivate a chin beard.
DR.. II. X. Hoy has been secured ts at
tend the poor Of Spring township during
the ensuing wear, by the newly elected
overseers a most excellent selection.
Mr.. F.. VI. Sturlevsnt moved on Tues
day from his late residence on Linn street
to the Wolf property. One Of the Mcssrs
Loeb will occupy the house thus vacated.
An Osceola literary society last week
discussed Resolred, That foreign emigra-
tion should be encouraged by the L. s
Well, the matter now is settlei no doubt,
- ~.
"A celebrated lecturer, upon being com
plimented for the elearness Of his voice.
remarked; "why, nothing is easier All
you've got to do Is to use Sines' Syrup Of
Tar, wild Cherry and Hosrhound.
Rev. J. F. DE Long was called away
down to Hublersburg to marry a couple on
Sunday. The reverend gentleman is said
to be very pleasant, "a we'll as capable,
person 10 have about on occasions Of this
kind.
The other day as Mr.. A. Lyon, sr.,
was walking out Allegheny street, several
boys noticed volumes ofsmoke issuing from
one Of his pockets and upon examination
found nearly all OF the pocket with its
contents burned 10 cinder
"A young man named james Work
man, Of Eagieville, this county fell into
the forebay Of the saw mill OF Hopkins &
Irwins at ReynoldsvilIe on Wednesday Of
last week, and was either drowned or kill
ed by the fall. lie was about twenty
years Of age.
Mr.. o. A. Drury, Of Elmira, n. "
who represents large Binghamion boot
aud shoe house made one Of his regular
calls on the business men Of our town on
Friday last. Ho Is an accomplished sue
cessluI salesman and makes new friends