Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-02-16

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South Ward.-At the Office of d. +.
Fortney, ESQ, in the Conrad House.
Vest Ward.-At the office of the Demo-
cratic Watchman.
-PERUNA had q remarkably good effect
on my daughters paralysis. w. K. Dun
can, Sewickly.
Mr.. William r. Hayes, and Master
Carol Hayes, OF MiGiinburg, are at pres
ent visiting DR.. Thomas Il. Hayes. The
first is brother and the second q nephew
Of the doctor.
Nov is the winter of our discomfort
made glorious" with one bottle of Sines
Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hosr.
hound. Sure cure for your cough or cold,
25 and 80 cents.
of the thirty persons who registered
at the Brockerhof House on "Wednesday
of last week, nineteen were those of COM
mercial men. Straws show the direction
In which the wind is blowing, and Mr..
McMillen understands rendering people
comfortable.
One voice all over the land goes up
from mothers, that says, "My daughters
are so feeble and sad, with no strength,
all out Of breath and life at the least exer-
ton. What can we do for them ," The
answer Is simple and full Of hope. One
10 four weeks use of Hop Bitters will
make them healthy, rosy, sPrightlyr and
cheerful
No town of which we have any
knowledge is the fortunate possessor OF
more beautiful ladies than our own town.
-RellsfoHte Democrat. Evidently the
writer Of the above has not been in Phil
ipsburg for some time. Philtpsbtirg Jour-
nal. And from all of which IL appears
that neither Of you have yet been in Cen
tre Hall.-Reporter
We still claim more OF them, We have
been to both towns.
"A correspondent wants to know what
10 do when q dog shows signs of hydro
phobiA. We should climb a tree. But If
he had asked Us what We should do If we
had bad cold or cough, we should say We
would immediately buy bottle of Green's
Compound Syrup Of Tar, Honey and
Bloodroot, the best and most pleasant
cough remedy known.
A fellow in 3 comfortable sleigh, with
a pretty l20-pound girl BY his side, was
able to enjoy exquisite bliss and perfect
comfort. IL Is true the moon WAS very
full and bright and where there we're 30
mAny persons passing caution was neces-
sary in regard 70 the kisses and other low
ing actions that take place under the bull
fAlo robes.-RepublieaH.
And we always thought you were so
bAshful now ss YOU have aroused our
curiosity We want TO know what you
mean. Your reference TO the glowing sc-
tions,n is altogether too utterly indistinot.
viii you shed a ray Of light upon our
confused conception
--At.orneys Beaver, Furst, Fortney,
SpAngler and Hastings have been spending
this week in PhilAdelphia in attendance
upon the Supreme Court Only two Cen.
tre county cases we're presented TO the
Court-SpAngler against kunes and the
MsQuillens against the Singer Msnufac'
turing company. These cases were both
.ried in the Common Pleas Of Centre
county last November.
MIR. Leonard Rhone, Master Of the
State Grange, p. of H., was the Pennsyl-
vania representative TO the National Agri-
cultural Convention which recently met in
the city Of New York. Mr. Rbons vas
appointed by Gov. Hoyt for this duty II
was en- excellent selection 10 make and we
doubt not its duties and responsibilities
were we'll met.
DEATH oH Mas. AMANDA SCHREYER.-
Mrs. Amanda Schreyer, wife Of Mr. Char
les Schreyer, Of Jeffersonvile, Indiana,
and daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Barlrim
Galbraith, Of Bellefon,e. died at the resi-
dence Of her parents on Howard street, on
last Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Schreyer
had many warm snd devoted friends in
her native town and was always esteemed
AZ . most amiahle and excellent lady.
Some time after her marriage TO Mr..
Schreyer, seven years ago, they went TO
Indiana for the purpose Of making that
State their future home. Mrs. Schreyer,
after few years, began to fail in health,
and last summer returned TO Bellefonte in
the fond hope of regaining in some meas
ure her waning bodily strength. This
hope, however, was edlusive. Consump.
ti0n had seized upon her with q remorse.
less grip, and after lingering illness she
passed beyond the dark river. The de-
'essed II leaves 3 sorrow stricken hus-
band and two litllO daughters 10 mourn
over Ghe sad loss Of fond and loving wife
and mother. The funeral took place from