Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-01-19
Local Department.

Moses S. Romick has been appointed
postmaster at Hublersburg, in this county.
Eddy Powers looks we'll. His trip
down south improved his condition very
much.
The largest stock of dress goods ever
brought TO Centre county is now opened at
Loeb's.
The contested election of F. P. Musser
as justice of the peace in Millheim, will be
up for trial next week.
The most pleasing sight this cold
weather is q glance at the warm clothing
in the Philadelphia Branch.
james Chambers mems to take con-
troll of the Bush House stables as soon as
they can be put in proper order.
oh, the snow that covered the ground
on Tuesday morning but why did it not
snow enough to make sleighing good
Harry Green's cigar counter in F. P.
Green's drug store is becoming favorite
resort with those who love good cigar.
We noticed that genial gentleman
Jacob Eisenhuth, of Millheim, in town on
Monday. he called on the DEMOCRAT on
Tuesday morning.
There is said 10 be no small pox in
Milesburg. Why will people circulate
reports of this character knowing them ct
the time TO be false.
Reports of cases of smallpox at Belle
fonte, Milesburg and Howard are not cor
rect. The disease has not appeared at
either of these places.
The Normal class organized at the Y.
II. G. A. rooms last week, with good
attendance and the interest Of the members,
forshsdows good results.
MFR. James Aiken, of Lewisburg, an
old teacher, has presided over various
schools for sixty years and is still doing
good work. He taught Prof. Kirkham
his first ideas of grammar.
-"Doc" Geissinger is about organizingA
glee club, the members Of which will be
selected from Company b. Any one
wishing first class music would do we'll to
consult the Doctor before going elsewhere.
MIR. J. II. Oliger, successful teacher,
of Howard township, took US by the hand
on Monday. He is somewhat Of = Journal
ist, too, having been associated with the
late Col. w. W. Brown, In Kansas last
summer.
Mrs. and Miss McMillen, wife and
daughter Of Mr.. G. G. McMillin, of the
Brockerhoff House, are expected TO arrive
in Bellefoute on Saturday evening. We
trust they will have a long, pleasant and
prosperous residence with US.
Mr.. G. f. Rsmage, of the Philadel-
phiA Press has been spending few days
In our town looking after the business in
terests Of that excellent and enterprising
journal. Mr.. RamAge Is n pleasant gentle
man with whom We were glad to form an
acquaintance.
Call and examine the stock of ranges
and cook stoves at Wilson, McFarlane &
Cos; also their line Of single and double
heaters. They have for sale the Welcome
Home double heater, which has been
thoroughly and satisfactorily tested in this
community.
The front of Bush's arcade Is being
repainted, this will add much to the ap-
pearancs Of the building, and is a substan.
tial evidence of the desire Of Mr.. DIG. Bush
to have things az they should be. A little
paint judiciously applied would improve
some more edifces we know Of.
The second entertainment under the
auspices Of the Y. NJ. G. A., will be given
early in February by Wm. 1. Marshall, Of
Massachusetts,. II will be on "An Even
ing in Wonderland, or the Yellowstone
National Park" The lecture will be illus
tratsd by calcium light made TO order for
Prof. Marshall.
MIR. Rush Larimer has had some trou-
BILE in running the stage line across the
mountain in consequence of sick horses.
We are glad TO cay, however, that Rush's
stock has entirely recovered and he Is nov
on the road as usual, prepared to give all
travellers to PeBn's valley by stage the
best accommodations they have had on
that route for many years.
"A gentleman named Eiscnhuth, Of
COburn, walked into the canal at the depot
on Tuesday evening. Some barrier should
be erected at this particular place TO pre-.
vent strangers taking involuntary baths,
since ct this time Of year immersion Is
decidedly unpopular and inconvenient.
--Hr. VIM. Thompson an excellent tailor
who learned the mysteries connected with
his business, under the direction Of Messrs.
Montgomery, at present residing at Brook
Vile, Jefferson county, Is visiting friends
here. He Is son Of that estimable gen.
tIeman, Mr.. Robert Thompson, Of Walker