Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09
on Tuesdar. Mr. ohnrles W.. FIinn

He will make Il speciality of watch re-
pairing, and that he will become useful
member Of that busy little towns com
mercial circle We do not doubt. Mr..
Finn will be appreciated, and the rpirit
and vim, he means TO throw into hiG work,
will secure him an extensive trade. We
hand him over to the tender mercies Of
the good people of Snow Shoe and vicinity
as one upon whom they can depend, with
the request that they use him we'll.
They say that large number Of min
ors and lumbermen, one day last week, be-
haved so badly an the train running from
this place to Snow Shoe, that the only
lady passenger had TO be taken to the en-
gine to save her the annoyance Of being
compelled to listen to their obscene and
ungentlemanly conversation. We suggest
a good sized piece of ordinance, loaded
with whole pepper and rock salt, be placed
at one end Of the car, hereafter, and lie
contents poured into any crowd that may
behave similarly In the future
The agricultural Epitomist, "a semi.
monthly journal, devoted to the interest Of
American farmers" is the title and object
Of new publication, issued at Watson
town, PennA., by j. A. Evcritt, with John
\. Woodward, of Howard, as editor. The
first number looks WELL and IL the proprie.
tors succeed in keeping up the general e1-
cellence of their first effort we are conf.
dent that the journal will exert marked
influence upon the votaries OF Ceres,
among whom it may circulate.
The number and Attractivencss OF
stores in Bellefonte of all kinds is n matter
of pride and congratulaiion. It is this
and the cheapncss and excellence Of the
goods sold that attracts the crowd Of Gus
TONERS. Among these stands pre.eminent
| the grocery store Of Scchlcr x Co, in the
Bush House building, as the favoritc place
to obtain pure and wholesome groceries.
| People patronize that store because 1t paws
10 do so, "and don't you forge; it.
The Lock Haven Erenmg Express, the
initial number Of which appeared on the
let inst, has reached US Kinsloe Broth
ers are editors, proprietors and publishers,
aud the paper reflects much credit upon
them, as well rs the citizens Of Lock
Haven. The paper is newsy, brilliant,
and elegantly gotten up, cviden>'lg ariis-
tic skill and refined taste. 1, trains in the
Republican ranks.
Miss Laura Keller, clocutionisi, and
the Bc!lefonte orchestra at Humcs' Hall
tonight The entertainment will be good,
and all should avail themselves of the op.
portunity to spend an hour most pleasantly.
Admission 2j and 35 cents. Chart Of re.
served seats at Miller 6 Co.'S Book Store
Miss Keller is accorded much praise where.
ever she goes and we are satisfied none will
have any occasion to regret having been
present.
--Rumor is our authority, in making
inent young legal gentlemen expects to
soon take Pauls advice, and wed one Of
Bellefontc's fairsst ladies. Our idea is TO
have him purchase r neat little house in
some pleasant iale, with iu sides covered
with eieB,atis, an! no doubt the effort will
be very qFsAcious in securing him much
happiness in the future.
One Of those unfortunate bunders, for
which no one seems willing TO assume the
res possibility, caused US to omit the name
Of a. o. Furst, Esq in speaking las. week
Of tho counsel for the defense in the Pro.
cecdinr in Equity, Of MiIIiken vs.. Mill.
ken. This able barris,er, took an impor.
tant part in the prosecution Of his case,
and made the closing appeal on Tuesday
morning.
We are pleased 10 learn that our
Methodist friends 81 Howard are having a
very interesting and successful revival
meeting, under the care Of their new pas.
tor, Rev. John Slime. On last Monday
evening fourteen candidates we're admitted
to membership in tho church, and the
meetings are slill continued, with nightly
additions to the number Of seekers All
classes are represented among the converts,
among them being one Of the propric,ors
of a pool table, lately established, who Is
said to have promptly abandoned his dis.
creditable business, and Joined the church,
in company with several Of his former
patrons.
1t is q matter Of rare satisfaction TO
us to note that the trouble between EN-.
ployers aud employed at the Mill Hall axe
factory, has been smioubly arranged. The
proprieiors announce that they mean to
close their stores, and hereafter pay all
employees in each on Wednesday OF each
week.