Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-06
-"Hazel Kirke" like Christmas, come

Hazel Kirke" like Christmas, comes
to US but "once year" Next Tuesday
evening she is our guest.
Mr.. John II. Miller, of Centre Hall,
has gone to Lock Haven, and intends to
become 3 fixture there. We wish him
we'll.
Mr.. c. w. S. Jones of the Tyrone
Herald, lost an only daughter on Thursday
last. Age-7year Wesympathize with
our friend.
"A travelling workman, connected with
the Collender Billiard Table Works, 10
overhauling the Conrad House billiard
furniture
We were pleased to see Mr.. l. S.
Frsin, of Marion township, on Tuesday.
The call of Mr.. Frain afforded US much
real pleasure.
Col. 4. II. Duncan and DR.. ]. B Lett
eel smiled sweetly upon their many friends
and acquaintance here, on Saturday. They
are popular citizens of Spring Mills.
Mr.. VIM. Mills is now comfortably
settled in his new quarters in the Centre
County bank building and has everything
handy and nice. He is good workman.
La Escepcion-as far as defining the
word is concerned you can suit yourself,
but it is the name by which Harry Green
designates the best FIVE cent cigar 70 be
had In town.
The Methodist sOciAbe was largely
attended on Tuesday evening We had
expected to report the proceedings in full,
but have not room. Every one seemed to
enjoy being present.
Mr.. w. Z. Burchfeld leaves on Sat-
urday for the east to lay in his stock OF
groceries for bis new store which he e1-
poets to open in the new bank building
Immediately upon his return.
Last Sabbath Was Palm Sunday. Very
few, perhaps, Of the many who participated
in the observAnces commemorAting the en-
try Of Christ into jerusalem SLOWED their
thoughts to revert to this triumphsl recep-
tion rendered the Savior Of the world.
George W. Eaton has opened a store
in the Brockerhof house building, where
he will dispose of confectionery, cigars,
fruits-fresh and canned, tobacco, etc.
George is we'll known and popular, and
will doubtless draw q deserved patronage
While out driving on Saturday Mrs
G. @. McMillen and daughter, and Miss
Ssllie Burnside, met with quite an excit-
ing mishap. The horse stumbled and Tell,
in the neighborhood Of The Episcopal
church, but did no damage save breaking
the thills. The ladies were terribly fright
ened.
MIR. T. ID. Jamison, of Spring Mills,
who will be remembered as a prominent
candidate for the Office of Register last
fall, while in town on Wednesday, called
TO see US. Mr.. Jamison thinks be could
not get along without the DEMOCRAT, the
Agricultural department alone being worth
more than the amount paid for the paper.
MIR. +. X. Lehman, the proprietor Of
the Butts house, comes 10 Us very highly
recommended. lie was lately In charge Of
the Farmers and Mechanics hotel, VIII.
Transport. The restaurant will be under
the management OF Mr.. J. q. Dougherty,
who at one time served In the same capac-
iiy at the Central, Pitlsburg, and the
BrockerhoG, Bellefonte.
"A pretty little story Is going th'
rounds Of the press that J. II. Hsverly bai
failed. Jack has failed before and Away
snanaged to rise again and In al probabil
its this statement Is merely sly advertis
ing dodge. He has succeeded in getting
squsre on top Of ell other theatrical mana
gers and II the report be true we ventur'
the assertion that his pockets are wei
hDled.