Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-08-31

Take no quack nostrums. Put your
trust in PERUNA.
Lock Haven boys steal corn and other
vegetables from private gardens.
Democratic Committee rooms have
been opened in the Conrad House.
Read the announcement, in another
column, of the Pennsylvania State Agri-
cultural Society.
Celery syrup, new drink, said to be
sure cure for biliousness, on draught at
Green's drug store.
The Diamond Dyes always do more
than they claim to do. Color over that
old dress. 1t will look like new. Only
10 cents.
Centre Hall society mourns the death
of Mrs. Elisabeth Bitner, who died at her
home in that place on Friday morning of
last week.
Prof. Lieb, the principal, informs us
that the public schools will open up stairs
on Wednesday, 9th, and downstairs ION
Thursday, 7th of September.
"A wonderful piece of scroll-saw work,
a bird cage, the work of Mr.. L. Fabian,
nephew of Mr.. Samuel Levin, is now on
exhibition at the Philadelphia Branch.
The Lewistown Democrat g. Sentinel
came to us this week putting on more airs
than a country belle; it is dressed in neat
new livery and considerably enlarged.
We are authorized by Capt. Austin
Curtin to state that Centre Hall Post, G. A.
r., will be mustered on Monday Sept, 4th,
instead of Tuesday 5th, by Col D. S.
Keller.
The Osceola ReUielLe wants to know
how many Bellefonte ladies will get
"mashed" on the handsome "comps" who
will be here tomorrow. We can tell bet
ter after it is all over.
Mr.. S. Goldsmith, of Goldsmith Bros,
will have pleasant time visiting great
many different watering places the names
of which we forget. He thinks of alb
senting himself for month.
School teachers who are in the habit
of pulling pupils ears should take warning.
At the post mortem examination of Phil
adelphia boy who died last week the ver-
dict was rendered that death was caused by
pyrema, which probably resulted from
severe pull on the ear received about
year ago.
Our boat club is to be permanent
organization. The ladies, under the di-
rection of Miss Kate Jackson and Miss
Mary Gephart, are preparing handsome
something, which we were not to speak of
and shan't. But it will be seen when
finished, and highly priced by the MEM
bers of the club.
Mrs. Bond Valentine, who had been
at Ocean Grove in quest of renewed vigor,
died at that place on Friday, 25th instant
Although Mrs. Valentine was known to
have been in poor health for some time, no
one thought she would be called away so
suddenly. The news of her death surpris-
ed her many friends here at home.
The initial number of the Bellefonte
Y. NJ. @. A. Bulletin will be issued from
this office early next month. The origina-
tors and conductors deserve liberal sup
port and we have no reason to doubt the
entire success of the undertaking. Ad-
vertising space, which is valuable, is being
rapidly disposed of to merchants and 9TH
ers.
"A physician says it's unhealthy to run
up stairs. That's SO. Look at the hotel
porter. He is a picture of health and
strength. He does not run up stairs, nor
anywhere else. Not by a constantly in
creasing majority he doesn't. If you
will persist in running up stairs, however,
do so with one of Harry Green's cigars in
your mouth.
Our agricultural friends will be pleas
cd to learn that through Hon. A. G. Cur
tin they can secure some of the celebrated
"Rice" wheat, new variety, by calling at
the agricultural and implement depot of
Messrs. Alexander s. Co., near the depot
We request the farmers of this county to
give this cereal trial. Do not be afraid
TO ssk for it, as we understand 1sO bags
have been received for distribution.
All is activity in the theatrical world.
Theatre managers have ordered their an
nual supply of brilliants and the season
promises to be one of the most delightful
ever experienced. BellefOnte will likely
be called upon to contribute her share to
fill the depleted wallets of some of the
"stars,'F which will be oil well enough If
you can afford It; remember, however,
that you and your family must eat, gro
ceries must be bought and paid for, and to