Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-09
Local Department.

And hunter anu lios Na nio w ''I'N-
sent us at Harrisburg.
The first snow Of the season fell on
election dsy.-Daiiy Ne'c'.
Capt. Tolbert will bc one of the Jury
Commissioners for the ensuing term.
Go 10 Harris hardware store to have
your tInware repaired A'I'
Mrs. Catherine SAnderson, OF Bald
Ragle township, Clinton comfy, was
buried on Sunday.
A good heavy mems overeoA'' al
1916 only, at the Boston Clothing House,
Bellefonte, Pa.
80 to Harris hardware store and
&c. Wolf to do your tinwork, il you want
,ooa iob. 44-2t.
-Audrew G. Curtin goes back to Con-
pro.. with 'he most flsttering endorsement
of his constituents.
The Bapusl congregation of this place
will worship in the \. NJ. c. A. hall on
Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
The "Liltls Giant of the North" as
Congressman. at Large, will be an honor
TO the State. Mortimer +. Elliott.
Mis- Efie Straub returned from Indi-
ana county last week. She had been visit
ing there for two or three weeks.
William A. Wallace will represent
the 34th District in the State Senate this
year, and Pennsylvania in the U. $. Sen
ate in 's4.
Yes, Tuesday was the coolest day the
Republicans have experienced for twenty
years, they have been pricing fur-lined
overcoats.
Rev. D. NJ. Wolf, of Spring Mill',
will occupy the pulpit in the Reformed
church Of this place, on next Sunday
morning.
Treasurer Keller, Of Centre county,
accompanied by his family, were in the
city Saturday, the guests of DR.. Mem.
tyre.-Loek Harsa Journal.
Our readers will 30 pleased TO know
that Mrs. J. G.. Love has returned from
Clifton Springs, n. Y, with what her
physician terms q new lease of life.
DO not endure the torture Of illfuing
boots OF .hoes when by judicious invest
ment of = little cash you can secure some
Of the work new being turned out by
Doll & Mipgle.
Mis- Maggie Jackson, Of Osceola, is
visiting Mrs Joe Furey. Miss Jackson is
dsservsdly very popular among the young
folks of Bellefonte, and her return was q
source Of much pleasure 10 all.
-Mrs Harriet Taylor, Of Pleasant Gap,
can justly lay claim to having the largest
sweet pumpkin in Centre county. The
treasure measures five feet three inches in
circumference and weighs eighty pounds.
Mis- Lizzie Forster has organized 3
class in painting-both oil and water color
-and is meeting with abundant success.
Miss Lizzie has done some very creditAbls
work and is the possessor Of considerable
talent.
Squire Reiisnyder and s. d, Musser
OF Millheim, were in town early on Mon
day morning looking young, fresh and
spry as any one could. They declined to
confde to us their errAnd and We are too
modest to attempt to guess.
In speaking last week Of Mr. Richard
Garmsn IS learning the Matchmaking
trade, We erred, for "Dick" is now q mas
ter mechanic, and judging from specimens
of engraving executed by him, 1t is evil
dent that he has been busily engaged and
made capital use Of his time.
The National Hotel, Millheim, Jona-
than Kreamer proprietor, is one of the
most pleasant and home.like public houses
in the county. John II. KreAmer, who
has been placed in charge Of affairs, is
rapidly becoming popular hoiel.msn.
When in Millheim put up with Kresmers.
Mr. s. d. Tobias, we'll known TO
BellefOnIe people, was 10 town last week.
Mr.. Tobias has been unwell for sometime,
but looks very much better now. His
natural good humor and pleasantly is able
to overcome any ordinary attack however
and We trust many Years are yet reserved
for him.
The social of the NJ. Y. congregation
is one Of the attractions offered the public
this week. Il will be held in the lecture
room Of that church tomorrow friday
evening, and an invitation is extended to
ell. The program has been 90 arranged
As TO have the exercises be both entertain
ing and instructive.
We notice BY sale bills printed ct thi'
Office, that Mr.. Thomas J. Moore, residing
2 miles north of Howard, will dispose OI
= large amount ef personal property, con.
sistipg of horses, cattle, wagons, corn by
the bushsl, fodder and farming imple
msnts, on Thursday, 2sd inst. Mr.. jos
L. NeR will cry the sale.