Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-18
Local Department.

Green corn Is getting well up on its
ear.
1t is now legal to shoot woodcock If
you can find them.
Hats and caps of superior quality at
the Philadelphia Branch.
One of Harry Green's cigars will give
as much satisfaction as two of the ordinary
kind.
Our streets present city-like appear
ance on Saturday.
Always obey the law of the land and
buy your clothing at the Philadelphia
Branch.
Strangers in town attending court next
week can purchase fine cigar at Harry
Green's, for five cents.
A billiard and pool room Is one of the
recent additions to the Bush House. 1t
seems to be we'll payonized by persons
fond of handling the cue.
The Office Of the State Agricultural
Society has been moved from Harrisburg to
Bissel's Block, Seventh avenue, Pittsburg.
The exhibition will be open from the 9th
TO the 18th of September next.
An exchange pithiy remarks that
there are two things people should never
borrow, namely-trouble and the local
newspaper The former will come soon
enough, while the latter costs only three
cents a week.
The Board of School Directors are ex-
pending money wisely in making num-
Der Of needed repairs to the public school
building. The paint brushes, manipulated
by Doak and Loneberger, have made a
marked Improvement in its appearance.
On Wednesday evening OF last week
a music class at Mllhem, under the in
struction Of Prof. Kurzenknabe, favored
the good people of that place with fine
concert The entcrtainment WAS a success
in every respect and gave entire satisfac-
tion TO large audience.
Gordon & Lands, the enterprising
dealers in machinery and agricultural i'm
plements at Bellefonte, have the contract
for furnishing the machinery for Gotlieb
Haags new mill at Pleasant Gap, and also
for furnishing a new boiler for the Water
Works at this place.
AT the store of Sechler & Co. about
everything can be bought that people want
to eat. Meats fresh and juicy, or dried
and carefully preserved home and foreign
fruits and berries of all descriptions, to-
gether with everything that can be en-
brsced ina we'll kept grocery.
On last Saturday afternoon we had
the pleasure Of greeting in the sanctum of
the DEMOCRAT Col. Sam Young, editor of
the Compromising VALLEY Ne,os, published
at Zeienople, Butler county, Pa. He had
just returned from visit to his daughter,
the wife of Mr.. Taylor, of Lemont, and
was on his way home. Colonel Young is
an old and experienced journalist and an
intelligent and pleasant gentleman, We
were pleased TO make his acquaintance,
and hope he will call this way often.
As some persons still seem to be igno-
rant in regard to the time game may be
killed or taken in Pennsylvania, we pub.
lish summary Of the game laws, which
sporismen can paste in their hats Squr.
reIs may be killed from Sept. to Jan. /;
rabbits from Nov. to Jan. / ; partridge
from Oct 10 TO Jan. woodcock from
July 4 to Jan. plover from July Is to
Jan. / rail-bird from Sept. to Dec. ! /;
wild turkeys from Oct. Is TO Jan. ] wild
fowl from Sept. TO May Isl deer from
Oct. / 70 Dec. 81.
Our Republican friends seem to be
preparing for something Of contest for a
portion Of the county offices this fall. ST.
mon NJ. spangler, of Miles township; Jno.
/. Rankin, Of BelIefonte; Christian Dale
of Benner township John $. Holmes, of
Marion township and b. w. shipley, of
Unionville are announced in the Republic
can as candidates for County Commissioner
and VIC heard that Isaac Lose, of Belle
fonte, Austin Brew, Of Bellefonte, and
Andrew Gregg, Of Potter, have been named
as candidates for Sheriff. Better save time
and trouble, gentlemen. You can elect
one county commissioner, and the harvest
will not be any more than that