Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-09-27
Local Department.
Kyle is at his old tricks again,
Ic,l, ont C,r tbc A rriran hand.


Beck's flute"
Two bands discoursed sweet music for
tho multitude.
Brace up tho bridge so the circus pa
rade can get over.
Editors Kurt and Deininger enjoyed
the picnic without crossing swords.
u. =. Treasurer clerk b. +. Keller
and wife left town for Washington, ID, c,
All married women are patrons Of
husbandry-how' that? rignal of course.
Boys don't talk so loud through the
telephone, the lady at the exchange is not
deaf.
The autumnal equinox put in its aP-
pcarancc, on Monday, in right good style
too.
Jacob Bower Of Hainos twp, father
of c. NJ. Bower, Esq, was in town on
Saturday.
Now, dear Ncwty, do condesccnd to
explain your deep humor. We are all so
anxious to laugh.
Have you noticed the zainthophythinc
in the autumn leaves? Its a big word, but
it makes the leaves look nice.
Kyle NJ Farlane has been elected sec
retary and treasurer Of the Bellefonte
Glass Works, rice c. NJ. Bower, resigned.
WIN. b. Rankin will soon move into
his new house on Curtin st. Mr.. Bucks
house is about finished and ready for occu-
pancy.
Thursday evening Mrs, Isaac Mitchell
entertained Mrs. Bowman Weaver, Of
Clearfeld. About twenty guests were
present.
The candidate was abroad muchly a.
the Granger picnic. We will give you
the names and-"the desired end '-some-
time in the future.
-"Vida" has been away down in
Brushvalley, now if somebody don't look
after that boy, he will lose his heart to
Brushvalley damscl.
-Seventy-three oiFice-seekers at the
Grange picnic, and four r9nld Be Prothon-
otaries in a space three feet square. Wen
have lively times next year,
President Atherton, Of the state Col
lege circulated among the farmers and vis-
i.ors at the picnic generally and was very
favorably commented on.
-Gewhilikors dident Joe give our Dis
trict Attorney send of. Why that's
Just cool 1900 majority for Mr.. Hcinle.
There is not a ray Of hope for his compe'i-
tor.
AT our last settlement with the Daily
Ncrrs on Monday we found balance
against US Of three cents. Two weeks ad-
vertising, one and one-hall cents per week,
total, three cents.
Mrs Weaver, in company with her
husband, Bowman Weaver, left for Clear
field last Saturday. She has been spend
ing two weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Msr. John p Harris
The crowd at the depot a. the night
train s becoming an insollerable nuisance
and these crowds are composed TO large
degree of young women too. It's a dis
grace to Bellefonto
Miles Walker thinks the carriage WAS
too slow. Why, he had fifteen minutes more
fun with the country girls than the other
fellow, and then got home As quick as they,
besides being the hero Of an upset
miles didn't walk into the canal
this time, he just "upsot' over tho bank,
but he registered at the Garman House all
right the same evening. We very nearly
mourncd tho loss OF Miles from Walker.
Charles Case, Of the nail works, met
with a painful accident on Monday, while
repairing one OF tho furnaces, the door fell
on Ms foot causing him great pain, but
a. there were no broken limbs he is around
right.
DR.. G. w. Rishel is building up nice
large practice in Lemout. George has pre-
pared himself thoroughly at the State
College and the University Medical School,
and all he needs is the chance to prove his
skill.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Nicolls loft on the
Monday morning train FOR their home in
Polsvilie, after pleasant visit with Mr..
Stewart Lyon. Their visit was somewhat
shortened by Mr. Nicolls' business engage
mens.
Al. Lands tells us that matrimony
pays, and he doesn't care who knows it,
pays in dollars and cents. Why, in these
three month be is pretty near one hundred
dollars ahead. At this rate you can soon
own your own house.
Mis- Mary Thomas gave an evening
company last Friday in honor Of Mrs.
Weaver. About thirty-6ve persons were
present, consisting Of Mrs. Weaver's Belle.
fonte friends. Though no orchestral music