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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

-Hesdqusrters for toys and Christmas
goods At j. H. Sands, the popular Afe-
gheny street bakery and confectionery.
The prettie.t dolls In endless variety
and prices at Sands
"A large and beautiful selection Of
children's tea sets at Sands.
The finest assortment Of toilet cases.
Russian leather and imitation Of Russian
leather at Sands.
Genuine magic lanterns at Sands.
Grocery stores, menageries and me-
chanical toys at Sands.
Toys Of every description al Sands.
Tons and tons Of candy, Christmas
toys at Sands
-Whitcman's best candies at Sands.
The best bread pie. and cakes Al
Sands.
Order your ice cream for Chri,tmm
parties at Sands.
--Bananas, white grape, oranges and
lemons, at sands.
All dolls at and below cot,, "A, Sands.
--Thofc wall pockets for whi.r. are
nobby at Sands
Those rocking Aorses are perfect
beauties at sands
Wagon, wagons, wsgons, wheel bar
rows, wheel barrows, all Kind. and prices
Al sands
Picture booka ytrurs rIrrkr, t..,g.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

We took in the New England Tea
Party, and was also taken in by ii, but as
" got there in time for "chickon" (gravy)
we will not grumble. Wo would love TO
go back to the days Of our great grand
mothers, Hs far as the matter of dress IL
concerned. The dear old ladies certainly
dressed with great tasto and simplicity.
And the young ladies, how neat and prim
they must have looked When We entered
tho room In which Now England tea WA
being served, we were astonishtd at the
number of great grandmothers wo had, +,
and our "ssters and our cousins and our
aunls" were legion. We were afraid TO
ask for tea, as New England once made
such terrible fuss about that article, 90 We
modestly asked for cup Of coffee. A
dainty little New England maiden, who
looked NJ though she had just landed from
the puritHuic May Flower, +" brought our
coffee ,tch1. We looked around us and on
every hand the maids and matrons were
serving hungry customers In the most ap.
proved style. It was certainly mos, en-
Joyablc occasion, and we imagine very sue
ccssful financially.
The New England kitchen, for admit
tancc 10 which five cents was charged,
was pretty and taking idea The big
brick fireplace puzzled many an old lady,
for 1t took sharp eyer to tell the painted
paper from genuine brick'. Mr. George
Boal was the artist Tho majority Of the
relics were collected mere, and two young
gentlemen, dressed in immense white wigs
knee brooches, etc, kor, guard over th,
fireplace.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

Lucas & Bros. store al Howard was
agAin burglarized on Thursday night. The
burglars we're cAptuI ed in Lock Haven and
on Friday evening lodged in Jail in Belle
fonlo. This ia expeditions work all round.
One Of the fellows IL seems borrowed a
winter overeoAt from John T. Harris the
night before Look out for tramps. 1t is
mistaken charity to minister TO the wants
of the great majority of them and you
may feed or ololhe the man who will in
return murder you.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
MARRIAGES.

IH1.-OETTIg,-Dse. gib 1850 at the gsSsfrssa mar
s9pagT ~ Belief by Hsy. }. '. belong Hf jn0
Henry Vii . Miss Emma Ln,inda Ost,ir. i,.th of
BsllsfODts, Pa.
hipN-DAEBHIcB -Ai the Lutheran pArsanaga
IN liellrfonis Pa BY Rev. +. D. Furst. ksremi4r
80 Tahet H"Ht} "i"n aud diss Anna Ellza-
beth pHfbHek loih u near BsIlsfgnts
HHUADRs- s-gHAFVKH AT ia. ssto. ,4.,s ,., ga.
saihe. hOT. l6. l-sa Luther Albert Hhoades aud
Clara u thansr. 18th u Bsllsf1ute.
'"h-rHAFEk At the same tlaee ~ fhe same.
n"'. u lssi, John ". Bfgsh. of Bsllefyuis aBi
FruIa '
-EBEEHhHT.-At tba saiur place hy tho
sam. r"ftsmb'r ., l.I, Daniel " Make ana
Sarah ~. Ehefhafi NJ EsIIsfsnts
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

The greatest curiosity in Bellefonte at
present is "The Beautiful Little Lady
now on exhibition in Sands's window on
Allegheny street "This Little Lady" Is
TO be chAnced Of, and looks As II she had
Just arrived from Paris. "The Little
Lady" is dressed In blue elk and fur
lined circular, with hat and muff to match,
and ia the handsomest dressed doll ever
seen. II lie genuine French doll, and As
large as child Of Ave or six years old.
Don't fail 70 call and see II. Remember,
for every one dollars worth Of toys you
buy, you will receive . chance. y
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

--wo we're shown very beautiful as
sortment of photograph albums at Levin
& Cos. Gents furnishing store. They are
solling them at Tremendously low price.
Call early and get bargain.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

--Messrs. Levin & Co., on Allegheny
street, have now on hand the largest and
finest stock Of mems and boys overcoAts
in Centre county. Light weights, medium
weights, heavy weights, in fact, any weight
or color you want. You will do we'll to
give them a call before purchasing else
where.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

The Danville Sun says the grades for
railroad Aeross country from the North
Branch OF the SusquehAnnA al Danviilc to
tho West Branch At Lewisburg would not
30 over eighteen feet to the mile. II is be-
tween Lewisburg and Tyrone, we think,
that heavy grades arc TO be encountered
in building railroad between DAnyille
and Tyrone. The Sun is Of opinion, how
ever, II the Lswisburg and Tyrone road is
TO be built thA, the DAnville link should be-
added, "so N TO make = through conncc-
tlon from the coal mines In Luzerne 10
Pituburg and the great West. Danvillo
itself would be an extensive feeder 10 the
road with iu eight furnaces, three forge.
and boiler shops, nail mills machine shops,
foundries. etc, an iron town which NC
truthfally state is second only to Pituburg
n wealth and importance
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

NOTICE To CONSUMERS OF GAS-Ats = meeting
IN of the Hoard % Directors of the Besiaute 0as
Company. the following resolution was Fsssed Re.
solvtp, That On and after the arst asy Il January
next sssl the price et gas % shs be re-
ducea b. twn dollars pee thousand feel instead u
three dollars per thousand feet a. present and that
the Secretary he directed ta give puhie Hstes q this
reduction" By order % the Beard,
I'm. BLANCHARn
4s.3t Secretary.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

WOODWARD srLrsTgRs- -Ifsiah Boot
losta valuable horse one day last week -
Mucklc and Schrauder have take a con
tract 20 stock Bsrncr- mill in Pine Creek
hol,ow.-SAmucl Krchmcr, from Morkisin,
lilinoi., shot isrg" bear on iaft Thur.
day. Tho bear when lres.cd weighed three
hundred aud thirty pound sam j. boss
marksman He only sho; twcuiy-.cycn
buck hot into tho bears head Try 1t
agaiu, SamueL-Fred say. it only takes
one week to get letter from BciIciuutc
Very hualsu. 10 hear sooner Charley s
wanted at the blacksmith chop every day
-Mi. Condo. tho young lady ihai has
been visiting At Wood ward FOR tho yhsi
seven vceks, has gone down EasI on a
yisii Sorry ., have her leave Us. jim
G'Ayor says .ho will not .my long Mich
arl Hoes killed tho bo.s porkcr on Friday
!, weighed four hundred pounds Noah
Weaver .ags Do has iwo that will weigh
oirh, hundred j c hat bic bands foil
until Lr ccls tho Christmas tree 10 ,hsgc
FE1TgFy
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

ITEMS FROM MILES -Bu;cheriug is
about over, and We live happy Our doc
,ors are both exceedingly busy. Mile
fsols like ooneaaiuls,inr District Attorney
Hcinlo, especially being It is - boy.-our
teachers are anxious 90 know whether there
will bo A Teachers Institute this year, or
not. Let County Superintendent Wolf
speak. our distinguished townsman, Hon.
II. Never, i. ai home TO stay. OF course
he took his pay SO would we slL-By
the way, Mr. Editor, will we call another
sxtra session. Our new landlord, Mr.. c.
Condo, improved tho hotel property con-
sidcrably, and has already quite sn active
support from the travelling public ThAts
right. Cook make things boom.-A mus
ical convention is 10 be held in the Luther
an church during holiday week, and will
undoubtedly be a treat 70 all music loving
people. who feel like attending it. The
committee promise to board all singers free
during the week. We trust number will
avail themselves OF this opportunity. The
convention will be under the instruction Of
Prof /. b. Sechrist, assisted by his son and
daughter, all Of Hagerstown, Nd. Con.
ceru Friday and Saturday evenings, Dec
% and %. MtLEs.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13


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49,.
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...o - 9,r,i,.5,, mia wcok
Han unr.r ESQ. Of pbuip.borp
.s 4, ton, Eri.,.,. ni,bt and Saturday
HI. honor. Judge How. presides over
tho oo,.,s or uo,,i,r1on countv this
wook
The Now ENGLAND tea party netted
ana bura,o3 and gov dollars Excellent
for the loaio.
n ,, u-, in
t"' p.'','..,'. ~. i've, N -'I' T,., y, 49, ,.,n
.l.o bnil9 . r.,y .o,53,in, furnace
Our stree, crossing. were in terrible
muddy condition after the rain Friday
ri,b, and Saturday rsornirc
W. haye ob,sins5 Tho service. Of Mr..
=. J. swavs.y as agent. and have author.
zod him 10 col,oc, and take .nbscrip,ion.
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.a;o,,ro4 ,ts, t,4v ls pt,a-cl n hearty
uTbsnk God =, and Tho r.,-pre ~ Pepnsyl.
v,ria have hoe, sqts.1, ,b,, .en,imcn,
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henry " ara '4.-".' ',''-'''' w w.
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MS su1yec'' a' Ne j. wealthy ives ''A'''-
ous'y' ana j. %" 'l'H''s' '' ''"4'y'
>. -
ana ABOUT Da'''''"''' "'- "s'" "''N''s'
IN b's'' county 'A'' "''N' As marry ""
seen on o'F streets On 0''''1's A'''"''"'
the rumor must have been Incorrect
Aaron Williams and "Aa Mckee
both arrived a; b me last week from the
cattle ranches and silver mines Of Colorado
Neither of them Ios; bis scalp. although
Aaron's hair does seem little thin on top
We have no, had the pleasure Of a lengthy
interview with either OF the boys, bu, ua.
ders,and that they cnfovcI lhamsclvc.
very much.
The Logan Hose Co. propose giving a
grand ma,quoraIe ball on New Years
eve. in Armory hail Blsh's Arcade. The
Logan BOYS have lately made number Of
much needed repairs and improvements At
their own expense on the Hose house
They are in need Of funds, and give this
ball to replonish their ezchequer The
public should give them a hearty support
Thu lsdfos ~ tho P,e.bv,or,.n Nit
Society desire TO thank All who in anv way
aided them in their lato entertainment.
the "New England Tea Party" The re-.
- -. ..,s. r--,.- ., -.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

John r. BartruG, the popular carriage
builder Of this place, will have finished
another Of those hne covered wagons by
Saturday next This wagon is being built
for Mr.. James Lingle, the dairyman, and
is one Of the nobbiest wagons ever built In
this section Of tho country. There's no
use talking, Bsrtruf can't be ou,done,
and not only keeps up to the times, but
ahead. His designs are new and original.
Who else but Bartruf would have thought
OF trimming a wagon in the latest Japanese
styie7 Every carriage or buggy BArtrufi
puts out speaks for itself, and this one GER
tainly reflects great credit on Mr.. Bartruh,
and illustrates the fact that II Is not neces.
sary 20 send your orders 10 some other
place TO have hne Job Of work done.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

The Cascade -four for sAle st Leyis's
whitemAnb Philadelphia candy, II
Lewiss.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

-WiIson, McFarlauc x Co., call ntteD-
Won 70 the only reliable Ready Mixed
Paint ~ the market Tho Pioneer Pre-
pared Pnir. II 10; 'nly .uperisr 70 any
Ready Mi1e1 Paint .oid but rivals pure
whit" lead IN 10 smoDthucss In working
and durability. Thi. paint b. guaranteed
by the manufacturer not 20 crack ar pcaI
within three year,. The guarantee Is not
only good for rep.a.n. the paint but il
will be put on II j, should crack or peel
within She time EIeclGsd. !, ull be 10
your Interest % call ard gee Wilson. Nc
farlane ~ Co, before purchasing either
Hhlle lead or any other Ready Mined
Paint
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

CoRRSsPoNBENcE, containing important news, solicit
ed from any part of the county. No communications
Inserted unless accompanied by the real namo Of the
Uriter.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

-Rssols,d That We, the Common Couu-
ell Of the City Of Lock Haven, exempt
from taxation FOR ten year,, any new man.
ufAeturing enierpri'e giving employment
70 twenty lAborers and upwards, snd erect
ID and maintained within our city limit
said time Of exemption to date from tho
time such en,erprife commence. or"rcrs-
,ions -Da,iy Journal.
Evidently Lock Haven has hrc8mo
aroused a. last She hnds thnt i' docsut
do 10 repel new enterprise, or In The keen
and awakened competition nov in tbissoo.
ton, she will be lcfl-drieI up, a. il were.
She thought that the new railroad would
have TO 20 through her, of course, and 30
big rights Of way we're A'kcd and every
one made ready to Ikin the railroad, but
thai corporation seemed 20 di,inclincd to
submit 70 the skining process that b; went
on the other side Of the creek, snd about q
milo and 8 half from tho business Of the
town. But the town council ia At last on
= level with that ciiys best interests, In
encouraging manufacturing enterprisc'.
We know Of another town about twenty
six miles from Lock Haven, that might
profit by their example
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

The question Of . sufficient water supply
is intimately Connected with the rapid
growth of our city. Should Bellofonte
double, treble, or quIntuple in size, would
we have sufficient water to supply tho cor
responding demand With some such
thoughts in our mind, and with further
desire TO have Ave minutes talk with tho
gentlemanly superintendent of the works
Mr.. SAmsel Ryan, your correspondent
struck for the beautiful Fountain" Sam
was engaged in repainting the machinery,
and was decorating 1t with beautiful stripes
of green upon black background never
theless, hc found time TO pause from his
artistic labors 10 welcome us and give US
the following data
The total flow from tho ground is II =
02i 600 gallons Of water. Tho present
consumption by our town is 45G 600 gnl.
Ions. In otherwords, the spring alone Ia
able TO supply city twenty-four timos ms
large Rs Bellefonte now is.
"Well, Mr.. Ryan, nature has been law
ish enough, certainly, but havn't our
works cost US great deal, and are they not
used to their utmost capacity"
Samuel smiled. "Well, | think we
might supply few more stranger. yet.
You sec We have two ways To pump the
water to tho reservoir. First We utilize
the waste water. This runs an undcrshot
wheel, which in turn runs two pumps,
with = capacity Of 5000 gallons an hour.
These pumps go the whole day. Tho en-.
gincs supply the other 10000 gallon.
necessary"
"But, Sam, this does we'll enough now.
But suppose the demand i' doubled, how
would you supply it,
"By running the engine longer. goes
less than four hours in twenty -four. By
running it the whole day We could incrca.o
our dow | 100000 gallons, or give drink T.
twenty thousand.
Sam then showed us An electric genera.
tor, and sAid he would do some,hin t.
shock Us, II we touched n certain knob
We touched, and were shocked with q
vengeance.
The average temperature Of our hoau,i.
ful spring is one degree higher in winter
than in summer.
Every thing seemed 70 be- conducted
economically But about this time our
kind escort was obliged 10 shovel coal int
the furnace, and we bade him good byc
We noticed that the coal wa mixed with
sbou, 80 per cent Of shavings ana -" arc
informed that great saving In fnol 81
caused thereby.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

DR. Nesbit, Of Lock Haven, preached
IN the Presbyterian church, morning and
evening, in his usual eccentric but eloquent
manner. His fret theme, what /, Man 7''
he answered from several stAndPoinu.
Taking a we'll developed man, weighing
l5s pounds, he dissccted him, giving even
his exact weight in chemical equivalents,
then investigated man spiritually. The
whole was beautiful effort. His evening
discourse was especially directed against
passion, more particularly religious big
o,rv. and illustrated It's worse effects by
giving short and condensed accounts Of the
massacre Of s. Bartholomew, the Gun
powder plot, the Irish massacre and the
Spanish inquisIion. DR., Nesbit Is pAriic-
ularly master in metaphor and synomynsr
pilng the latter upon ono another in such
rapid and with such brilliant effects IS TO
bring out in strongest light, even the hair
limos Of his pictures.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

MrLEsBURG ITEMS Mr.. A. V. Lucas
has resigned his school in Central City for
more lucrative business. J. a. W. Rishsl
takes hIs place.
Milcsburg "a still improving. Mr.. I'd
Elder IL putting a pool table into the ball
above his store, and We are 10 have anoth-
er oyster bay across the creek. Soon We
will have al sorts Of improvements.
The ladies OF the band sociable have de-
cided to have their fair on the Friday and
Saturday evenings of the 2lst and 22d of
this month, and will display hne lot of
goods to be chanced off and sold not only
fancy goods, but articles Of real value, and
that will be desirable.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

Where can find the best variety Of
groceries AZ Lewis's, Of course.
Pepper, strictly pure for butchering,
thirty cents por pound, at Lewiss. ;
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

The following cases were disposed Of
las, week, after We went 10 press
David MonigAl executor Of, &c, Of
Stephen H. Monlgal, dec "a, vs. Abraham
Price and Samuel Millikon, now Jseob
Van Pool substituted M defendent Of
record. Cause called and defendent in open
court confessed judgement in favor Of
plaintiff, 10 be released upon payment Of
$50 and onc-half the cosu within ten days.
Daniel j Tressler ~. Isaac Relish and
John T. Relish Defcndent confessed Judge
mout In favor Of plaintiff for Sllj.
Centre county VS. Robert Kendall and
J. II. Mitchell, Ovorsccr OF the Poor of
College twp. Continued by agreem en- t
ai parties.
John B. Mat,ern va Moses Thomson and
John / Thomson. Continued uhtil ar's
week OF next term.
james W Gunsallus w. james MSsden
ST. Verde. for plaintiff for sl42 81.
John Curtin, Andrew g. Curtin, Con .
tans Curtin and others "a. Jno. p. Lucn.
Defsndont confcsses Judgment in favor Of
plaintiff for land described.
Joseph Devling Va. Amos HollinEeT.
Cause reached Dec. :. Jury called. Yer
dict for:plaintiG.
John Thomson rs. John Beans. Settled
| by parties plaintiff TO pay cost.
Common wealth Of PennsylvAnia ,r rel
Lawrence Fox and c. Dale, Jr., VI. Geo.
VI. Swartz and James G. Smith, executors
Of Henry g. Smith, decd. Verdict for
plaintiff 81 900 for Lawrence Fox, S2t2,
| 81; for G. Dale, Jr., s2l7 q.
Daniel Rhoads and John Irwin, Jr., vs.
John Moran, Verdict for plaintiff for
land decribed in writ 10 be released on
payment Of 72l.l7 within 30 days.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

"A colored gem an, dressed in Turk
ish suit Of red and blue, selling and adyer-
tising cough drops, attracted considerable
attention on our streets Tuesday last
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

Prank y. Lehman is running The
Butts House in q way that The people like
When you are 81 the table you have before
you just what you want 70 cat, and IL is
the best in the market The Butts House
is equal 20 the best hotel in town. r. y.
Lehman, the proprietor, has boueh, back
from VIM Brown bic beer bottling estab
lishment, and has beer now FOR sslO al his
stand. Lehman will deliver 1t 10 any
quarter Of the city TO private families.
r. y LEHNAN,
46-5t Butts House
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

Tho following dispatch has been re-
eeived by US from Hon. Samuel Gilliland,
one of the committee sent by our people to
meet the Directors of the PennsylvaniA
railroad, with regard to tho completion of
the Pennsvalley road
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IL, 1888.
CENTRE DEMOCRAT The i. X. X.
Co. want $4,000 Then they will finish
the road TO Lemont. S. GILLILASD.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

f-E Graham & Son are offering splen-
did ladies pebble button shoe for 81 25,
worth Sl75.
e. Graham Is Son are offering spen.
did bargains 10 boots and shoes TO make
room for their spring goods. Give them
call.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13

FAIR AND FFsTIyAL.-Ths ladies of the
Episcopal church will hold handsome
fair and festival, for the benefit OF the
church, tomorrow afternoon and evening,
in the room lately occupied by Berney
McCIain, right on tho Diamond. Hand
some things in fancy work for sale. Just
the time to buy your Christmas presents.
Refreshments will be furnished including
ice cream, cake and coffee. Don't forget
that It begins on Friday afternoon At two
O'Clock.
All those sending fancy goods for sale at
tho fair will please leave them at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. II. Wilkinson on Thurs
day Not later, if possible.
The Harris-Vsn Tries wedding which
occurred the day of our issue, was 3 really
beautiful affair. Owing TO the recent death
Of the brides parents, the number of
guests vas small The presents were par
ticularly handsome. Mr Harris is a wealthy
gentleman from Philadelphia. Miss Lou
has been prominent in Bellefonte society
and is an accomplished, christian woman
Her irousseau was superb. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris are on their wedding journey
They will live in Philadelphia
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-12-13
Local Department.

Beautiful weather, this.
The Watchmaa man has it bad.