Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-05

ger and John Irwin on Thursday painted
for ii. X. Hicks sign covering tho entire
end of tho barn on the mill property OF
Il. q. Humes, Esq, near Mann's Axe Fac
tory, consisting of 1876 letters, ranging in
size from 10 inches to 2 feet, and did 1t all
in one day. We solicit reports Of similar
work satisfied that II cannot be beaten.
BEAUTY, at is claimed that New
York women look younger at 80 than Dos
ton women do at 40, or Chicago women at
So" for tho reason that they have been
taking Pcruna for the past three months,
but Boston and Chicago women are com
ing up in Gne style-ontering upon the
home stretch on hanaiin. got one Of
your books on the oils Of Life" from your
Druggist as q present, and, a' it directs
have been taking Pcyuna and MdnaiiH
Ny bowels are in excellent condition, and
the lungs and heart are improving finely. -
1921. j. VI. WALKER, Lawas, Pa
to believe by certain railroads that low
rate tickets will DO sold and special trains
run to the West, every Tuesday.' This
is calculated 10 deceive parties Contem-
plating a trip West, as by the Pcnnsylva-
MIA Railroad you can go any day in the
week on Fast Express trains, and At just as
low rate as by any other route on Tucsiay,
II is a we'll known fact that the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad is the direct route between
the East and the Great West. Parties
contemplating trip to Kansas, Coiorado,
| Nebraskg, Ne1r Merico, Dakota, or any Of
the western States or Territories, would
consult their own interest by calling on
the nearest agent Of this company for
maps, time tALIcs, &c, whore they will re-
ceive full information, or by writing 20
Thos. +. Watt, Passenger Agent Western
District, No. 40 Fifth Avenue, Pituburg
MILEsHURg NoTE--Last Monday wss
a very busy day in our quiet little town
and folks have changed around consdera-
/ bly,.
Mr.. Harry Levi and family left Miles
burg, las! Thursday, FOR their new homo
in Dakota. Hope they will be pleased
with the country and get along nicely.
Mr.. Justin Brownwell while burning
brush one day la,, weeck WAS the victim
of an attack Of falling hls and fell into
the fire and burned bis left limb in ter
rible manner. He is slowly rccoving
Mrs. Samuel Meyers, Of Central City,
has been seriously III, also Mra f. u.
Soll has been suffering from al attack Of
inaAmmA,ory rheumatism. Both ladies are
improving.
Mr. VIM. Wukie has ssld his property
70 C. X lexington, sr NJ w removed
to Mr.. John Parsons house along with
John Hibler
Our enterprising mercantile friend W.
b. Miles, 'p.n; last week in the city pur-
chasing goods for the spring and summer
trade.
We believe our friend J. A, W Rishel
ia about opening up business again. Ward
docs'n. mean 10 be beaten 50. Good Tor
you, old boy
Still they come. Wednesday evening,
March q, Mr. Dick Adams and Miss Kate
Shopc were made bone Of one lcsh, &c.
and on Wednesday evening, March .. 8
wedding party consisting Of Miss Edith
Gregg, formerly and years ago resident
OF Central City, snd Mr Myers, Of Ty-
rome, stopped over nigh, at the brides rel.
Atives here. Also on the evening Of the
2sth Miss Call Gray and Mr.. Kylcr were
married At Miss GrAy's home in Miles.
burg
We don't know what Oscar will do now
since his right hand man, George, has
gone away. Il will be pretty hard on our
bass blower unless Geo. comes down and
spells him little occasionally.
We noticed "Burnum's What is 1t" in
town the other day again, Think he
ought to give US a rOst now pretty soon.
Mr. Edward Elder and mother have
moved into the property lately owned by
Harry Levi which they have purchased
Mr.. Joseph Smith will ere long take hi.
shomAking establishment to Snow Shoe =
Mrs. Kate 7. Dale, wife Of Mr.. a.
w. Dale was buried at Lemont on sun.
day last. At the house preyer was offered
by the Rev. DR.. HAmill, alter which sp.
propriate services were held at the Lu.
theran church, Of which tho deceased was
an earnest and consistent member. Rev
George Diven, her pastor, spoke very i'm.
pressively, making the members of the
very large assembly feel that the memory
Of the just is precious. Rev. S. f. Furst, Of
this place, followed with short address.
Mrs. Dale's death is shock to her large
circle Of friends and terrible blow 10 her