Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-11-23
Local Department.


blersburg, called on Monday.
Miss Sauers, of Williamsport, is the
guest of Mrs. Geo. w. Eaton.
MIR w. L. Burchheld has nearly COM
pleted his sale of groceries ct cost.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz, schroyer, of Al
toona, we're in town on Sunday.
Hon. Fred Kurtz, of the Centre Hall
Reporter, smiled upon us on Monday.
MIR. VIM Lyon, and a Mr.. Pifer, of
Howard, looked into our holy of holes
yesterday.
Monte Ward, the celebrated base bal.
list, has been lowering in this neighbor-
hood for some time.
The Logan Hose Company boys are
making arrangements for IA grand dre's
ball on the evening Of Jan. /, 's3.
The Undine Hose Company will give
one of their grand dross balls at tho Brock
erhoff house, Thursday night, Nov, 30
psSy-The Diamond Dyes for family use
have no equals. All popular colors easily
dyed, fast and beautiful, 10 cents pack
age.
On Saturday we had the pleasure of
an hours chat with Mr.. l. 5. Frain, of
Marion township, who was accompanied
by his two little sons.
Tomorrow Hon. A. G. Curtin, n. ii.
Dill, Esq., and w. U. Hensel will crate at
an OK roast, conducted by the Democrats
of White Deer Valley, Union county.
His Honor, Judge Orvis, was confined
to his room on Sunday and part Of Mon.
day, the trobe being q severe cold. We
are glad to know that he is rapidly re-
covering.
MIR. Leonard Rhone, master Of the
State Grange of Pa, with his lady, at
tended the 10th annual session OF the Ma
tional Patrons of Husbandry that convened
at indianapolis, Nov. Is.
Yesterday Mr.. L. A. Brushre, pre-
senting Messrs. Chalmers * Murray, 76
Reade street, New York, manufacturers
and jobbers of cutlery, etc, called to see
US. We congratulate the firm upon secur-
ing the servsces of gentleman 50 well
fitted to further their interests.
MIR. james Corneley now runs the local
express wagon that Mr.. Daniel Wisotzkey
used to operate We trust Jim may re-
ceive very liberal share of the patronage
of the people of Bellefonte, and eventually
become one Of the wealthI5st citizens.
"Jeems, ;" we're all looking st you.
AT the reunion of the 49th regiment,
Ps. Vols, at Huntington, last week, Mr..
Christian Dale, of this county, was called
TO the chair, the president Of the associa-'
tion being absent. Mr.. Dale was re-eiect-
ed vice president for this year. The next
session will convene at Mifliutown, Juni-
alta county, Nov. 1884
Samuel X. Faust, Esq, OF Miles town
ship, the same Mr. Faust that came so
nearly being elected sheriff in 81, took US
by the hand Yesterday. lie is without any
doubt one Of the busiest men In Centre
county and without any exception the
most enterprising carriage manufacturer
within our knowledge.
This time 1t happens to be "Al' Gar.
man that is laughing all over his face,
The little stranger is boy and put in an
appearance on Saturday afternoon. His
papa says he is . PAttison boy, and as a
suggestion Patty Garman sounds we'll
Now, Al, do not spare the rod and spoil
the child, but train him up in the way he
should go.
Read the advertisement of $. & A.
Loeb. No doubt tho intelligence 1t con-
veys will be 3 matter of much Importance
TO you. They do not say much, but the
little means great deal. Their trade thus
far during this season has been good and
they are prepared TO meet any demand
made upon their facilities 10 supply their
customers.
The Philadelphia Branch is alive and
busy. The throngs Of customers that
crowd the room daily understand fully
that to buy good clothing at reasonable
rates is true economy. 1t never pays to
buy anything cheap simply because the
outlay is not so great. Mr. Lewin's word
never has been doubted and his goods
speak for themselves. Try them.
Prof. A. N. Raub, principal of the
Lock Haven Normal School, is spoken Of
as the probable successor of DR.. Z. L.
Higbee, State Superintendent of Public
Instruction. DR.. Higboe has proven to be
. valuable official, and IL nothing more
than the demands OF political influence is
urged as q reason for his removal, should
be retained. Yet, II Mr. IIigbee must step
down, Mr.. Raub would be acceptable.
We are pained TO record the death Of
an old friend, In the person Of Mr.. S. A.
M,Dowel1, of Marion township, at the age