Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-08
Just got in A new stock of Chamber

sale at the Bee Hive, if not get there os
soon rs you can. lOn
Lock Haven is to have coffee
house and reading room, under direc.
ton of the w. c. r. 4. Success to it,
Miss Martha Hunter, of Buffalo
Run, sister OF Hon. B. +. Hunter, has
been seriously i'll for some time,
Cast scrap iron wanted Tor the cash
or in exchange for Hardware at II. X.
HICKS ITunwARE AND STOVE STORE. IT,
We would say-whcn we walked
we sweat, but the Hrpujhcut local puts
it "excrtion of pedestrianism induced
pcrspiration.'
Rg5" For one dime get a package of
Diamond Dyes at the druegist's. They
color anything the simplest and most
desirable colors.
--Messrs Lyon ~ Co will soon an.
nounce their Spring opening, which is
to eclipse any thing of the kind ever
seen in Bcllcfontc.
The best, biggest and incest stock of
carpets, oil cloths etc, kept in Centre
county can now be found at the Bee
Hive. lur
r.. l.. SpanR'er { Co say they have
-old Fo,r hymIDf scrsu L,m,irri chair.
during the past six month. Reason ia
they have sold chairs at bottom pr,ces.
Mr.. J. |. Cnry.tal, of Phil,delphis
arrn, for the "Pcnnsylvania State Ga.
zett"cr and Business Directory" pub
l-hed hy r. l.. Polk 4 Co called upon
Us on Friday.
-Mes-r- Smith { Eaton sold oranges
on the streets Is-t Saturday at Is cents
per dozen. Mr. David Parsons attracted
the customers nad succeeded IN dispos.
ing OF over 5u1 dozen.
Mr.. Foster Williams. who manages
the clothing department at LYON & CO..,
la; week received a nice little package
from EIou'zl,lc. As -oon "A he R.e.l-h
ed for it he knew hi- goose wa. Coot"d.
Mr.. Charles Rodgers. who was hunt
at the nail works some time ago and
confined to the house for quite a while.
did not suffer any financial loss. he vas
paid the same As though he had been
At work
The report of the Committee of the
senate, appointed toexamine the affair.
Of the State College, will be found on
our sixth page our towusmon, Hon.
e. T. Alexander, is chairman Of the
committee.
Tho mercantile establishment OF
Messrs. Harper Bros., Spring street, has
been connected with other places Of
business 10y telephone. The.c gentle.
men are keeping pace with tho march
Of Improvement
The latest uoveltyst an unhcard Of
sacrifice, chsnP"hble Ottoman Velve,s
in all shades At - cents per yard, cost
$50 to imrort-at the one Price Bee
Hive N,orc-. This bargain can positive.
ly never ho duplicated. l0tL
At the annual meeting Of the Pres.
byterian Women Foreign Missionary
Society. held At Port Royal, Juniata
county, Nr-. Mamie urbison, Mrs, ".
7. Wilson. Mrs j. e. Weaver and Mrs.
Roberts attended as delegate. from
this place. Miss Alice Smith repre-.
-eutcd "Loruc Band.
The w. T. conference. Of this dis
trict, will assemble At Chambersburg,
March lith. Rev. G. y. Pencpsckcr,
pastor Of this charge, will pspbably re.
turn for the third aud last year. Mr..
Pennersck"r has done some good work
Tor both hja church and the community,
and it is to be hoped that th" rumor. to
the Effect he may not come b,ck, should
prove grrundl'ss.
ON Tuesday. NJ last week, Mrs. nj
fllAfl alNNl NNRltt = NFHl'lfhA " AAfi~ l'tfAFs
va taken 10 the asylum at Danv,Ile.
Ahou, Xxx weeks ago she gave birth to
Chi 4 since when her mind has wavcrcd
aud her reason hccn partly dethroned.
Her friends and acquaintance deVouIly
trust short season OF rest. quiet and
kind treatment may restore her. Prior
10 her marriage .he was known As MISS
Lut.
The Harrisburg Opera house was
the scene OF gay aud festive occasion
on Wednesday evening, 18th ultimo, it
being the time for holding the - cond
annual Hebrew charity ball. Mr. sam
uel levin, proprietor of the celebrated
Philsdelphia Branch Clothing Hall. Of
this plscc, was one Of the foor man.
ayers and to his kindness n great many
of the participants were indebted for