Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-10-27
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


run on different plan by Mr.. James Z.
Mccartney, who is now in charge of the
eating department Everything in season
will be served in the best style
We are requested to announce that on
and after October 81, Dr. Hoy can be
found at his rooms In the Conrad House,
at night as well as during the day, By
those who desire his professional aervices.
Candidate Thomas J. Dunkle paid the
DEMOCRAT a visit last week. lie speaks
In hopeful terms Of the result, and does
not doubt that he will be the next Sheriff
Of Centre county. or course be will.
Scarlet fever Is reported to be very se.
riously severe among the children Of Cen.
trail City (Milesburg), principally at the
Northwestern extreme, And 1t IL said that
some dozen little children are down with
the dreaded scourge Of childhood q, the
present time.
We had a pleasant call last week from
our friend, Mr. J. Calvin saura, at present
a resident Of Clarified county. Mr.. sAurs
Is an earnest, enthusiastie Democrat and
an excellent gentleman whom We are al
ways glad TO meet. Hope he will call
AgAin.
1t it great pleasure 10 announce that
Mr.. Jonathan HArpsr, Of the we'll known
arm Of Harper Brothers, who has been
quite III for some days past, is again In q
fair way 10 complete restoration 10 health.
He vas able yesterday 10 appear at the
store.
Mr.. Newton S. Bailey, who for some
weeks past has been acting as foreman Of
the composing room Of our daily and
weekly Republican contemporary, assumed
the local editorthip on Monday. Hayes
Schroyer, bis predecessor vas placed In
charge Of the intricacies Of the mechanical
department
Among - pmlAsnt men of Belle.
fonte who weH attendance upon the
centennial celebration Of the surrender Of
Cornwallis At Yorktown last week we're
Hon. j. p. GcphAri, member Of The lower
house Of the State Legislature, and Hon.
Cyrus T. Alexander, member Of the Sen.
ate Of the same branch Of the State gov
eminent.
MIR. William Krape, q former citizen
Of Penn township, but for many years ;
resident Of Stephenson county, ILLINOIS.
has lately raid 3 visit TO the scenes Of his
old home. Il vas our pleasure TO meet
Mr.. Krape yesterday, and the meeting re-
called many "reminiscences Of PennI val.
ley In past days. Mr.. KrApe started from
BelIefonte on his way TO Illinois this morn.
ing.
--"Is Sechler dead'" sung out one of
our competitors, who was about "distribu-
ting" cuisines local" of that popular
grocery hrm, 10 the foreman. "Sechler is
dead" shortly responded the foreman.
"why, when did sechler diel" qucried
the Office "devil" In tones Of regret. This
raised laugh al the expense of the devil,
who is very new yet and isn't acquainted
with printing Office brevities.
p. C. Richards, the popular jeweler on
High street, recently took business trip
to the city Of New York where he pur-
chased IN elegant stock of jewelry, gold
and silver watches, &c, which he is nov
offering 70 bis many customers at remark
ably Low prices. Mr.. Richards is fair
aud honorable dealer and any one IN want
of any thing in hls line can always rely
upon bis representations.
The temperance society Of Milcsborg
i In an apparently Aoarishing condition
and regular meetings sfe held twice In
month At The different churches. Interest.
ing addresses arc made BY ths various pas
iors and by the society's members, and a
vocal selection treating Of Temperance Is
sung By lady member. OF course the
exercises commence with prayer, and quite
profitable Is thus spent.
Upon The second page Of the DKno.
cRAr viii b found very Interesting
paper, from The pen Of Hon. John D.
Linn. upon shc services Of the "Pernsyl.
vanla Line," under The command of Gen
Wayne, IN The campaign e he Fsvolu-
tlen which ended In he surrender o. Germ
wallis at Yorklcwn. Il u valuable CON-
sribution 10 revolutionary history nd
should b red by sveFy ronnsylvanian
Who takas pride II ths heroic deeds u
rsnn6ylvnrEn soldiers.