Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-02

The work of laying the new tile floor
in the office of the Brockerhoff House has
begun.
Dress goods, silks, velvets, plushes and
tinsel plaids and stripes in all shades and
effects at the Bee Hive.
An expert from Pittsburg succeeded
in opening the safe in the treasurer's Office,
without damaging the lock.
Business in the Clearfeld post office
will be conducted by MFR. S. j. Row, editor
of the Raftsmans journal, hereafter.
The lecture of George Scoville, Esq,
Guiteau's attorney, at Williamsport, on
"Modern Politics, f" is spoken Of as credit
able.
Mrs. DR.. q. NJ. Swartz, who has for
some time been confined to her room, is,
we are sorry to state, not improving very
rapidly.
-Millheim enjoys the supreme luxury
of Republican chief burgess. DR.. 5. g.
Gutelius came out one ahead in q con-
test with Mr.. j. II. kreamer.
The improvement in the local de-
partment OF the Nc,rs and Republican Is
owing to the fact that Editor Tuten has
hold of the helm, in person.
Ladies coats, jackets, doIman', circu-
lars and ulsterettes, in endless variety,
styles and colors, and prices lower than
elsewhere ct S. & A. Loeb's.
Mrs. Edward Snyder, Of Brookville,
Jefferson county, accompanied by her son,
John, is visiting Centre county friends.
We wish them a pleasant time.
Mr.. Conrad Lcsch, one Of lions beat
citizens, and most incorporating Demo
crats, called upon US on Saturday and left
with us some Of "the root of all evil"
Saturday was cleaning on; day in the
court house All the offices were nicely
scrubbed, and present real clean appear
ance. Parties using the weed will here
after expectora,e no more on the floor.
The delightful weather Of Monday
coaxed our jovial friend Esquire Smith to
try his hand at fishing. It is needless to
say that "egcry nibble at his bait was sure
to prove a bite"
MIR. NJ. II. Haines sticks his pen into
the hair arornd his ear, when weary work
ing upon the books of a. q. Morris, Of
Tyrone. He Is good accShntant, and a
splendid fellow.
If some Of the foolish boys who still
persist in jumping upon moving trains, do
not suffer severely for their indiscrction
then we see no connection whatever be-
tween cause and effect.
-Rebersburg had = musical convention
last week As to what progress any Of
the students may have made we do not
know, but are sure Of one thing, that visit.
ing musicians we're royalty entertained.
The boys have iBaugurated the old
time game Of skinny" The warning,
"shinny on your own side" comes too
late often times to prevent ones coming in
contact with a body, small, but moving
Wltu hCCtieThNeu
Mr.. J. r. Bartroif has broken ground
for the erection Of extensive shops, on the
vacant lot north Of the water works.
After his removal from his present place Of
business the old shop will be removed and
Q dwelling house erected 10 its stead.
Mr.. w. Miles Walker, ss commission
er's clerk, is giving general satisfaction.
No doubt his pleasant address and genteel
bearing will win him many friends, while
. thorough business training fits him for
the duties incumbent upon him.
An amusing feature Of the varied pro-
gramme on Tuesday, was the attempt of
many 10 keep their clothes dry, as they
feared the water might fade them. Yet
no one who patronizes Levin seemed 10
care. No fade in any bought at the Phila-
delphia Branch.
That perfect baking and cooking stove,
she "Pioneer," is for sale only By Wilson,
McFarlane s. Go. All superhuous orna-
nentation has been dispensed with 10 So
cure Arst-elass kitchen stove. For weight,
strength and durability Il cannot be sur
passed. In purchasing this stove you are
not paying for nickle trimmings and bsau-
tiful finish, but you are getting what Is far
better and what you need in good cook
stove--a good, reliable baker aud cook.