Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-04-27
Local Department.

MIR. jacob bfplhTL OF hlllhc'm "h't
In town on Saturday spent q half hour
with Us.
MIR. Jacob Wyle, one Of our mos! val
ued Haines township friends shook hands
with us on Monday.
MIR. William Nipple of Pine Glen
called on the Democrat on Monday. He
is a most pleasant gentleman and will
please call often.
Mr.. Alex. Shannon returned 10 his
home in Lena, ILL.,, last week, taking with
him his neice, Mrs. Anna Dornblazer, and
Miss Msble Dornblazer, of Nittany Hall
The BrockerhotT house had eighty five
arrivals on Tuesday, and has served up
daily this week over two hundred and
seventy FIVE meals. McMllen ia popular,
and the house we'll run, thus We account
for the milk in the cocoanui.
Those Of our readers who remember
the excellent tinware manufactured by
Mr.. W. S. Wolf, will be pleased to know
that his son Geo. II. Wolf is striving to
maintain the reputation Of the old firm at
the same stand on Bishop street.
Miss Clara Strickland ia teaching a
select school at Valentines works Her
CHEEKY smile and winsomo manners will
win the heart of many An unruly pupil,
while her educational qualifications will
enable her to do good work in the school
room.
MIR. Ward W. Rshel on Monday com.
menced session of subscription school in
Central City. We infer from reports of
Mr.. Rishel's work during the winter term
that be met with unusual success, and trust
the same measure Of prosperity may be
meted out TO him this summer.
Mr.. John Beezsr will conduct the
butchering business Of Mr.. WIN. Taylor
after May lst. Mr. Taylor on account Of
poor health was forced to retire. No doubt
Mr.. Beezer will meet the demands Of the
public in a way to warrant entire satisfsc.
tion. Give him a trial and Hnd out
We have just received a copy OF a
piece of music called the "Verdict March, 4"
composed by Eugene L. Blake. This
piece Of music should be found in every
household throughout the entire country.
Price, 40 cents per copy. Address +. w.
Helmick, music publisher, 1870 Elm street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
MIR. A. G. Loneberger, one OF the best
painters that ever attempted to draw =
brush, fell or jumped OF moving train at
Duncan Hale & Co.'S, mill one day last
week, and was somewhat surprised to dis
cover how suddenly he stopped upon reach
ing the ground. He was not hurt any to
speak Of, but awfully scared.
Geo. II. Wolf, Bishop street, Belle
fonte, manufacture and wholesale and re-
tail dealer in tinware and spouting, is bet
ter prepared than ever to do frst class
work. Steam and gas pipes repaired on
short notice and satisfaction guaranteed in
every case. We trust our friends when In
need Of good work in Georges line will
give him trial.
Chief Burgess Powers asserts his de.
termination to put stop to corner loahng.
The affair has been placed in the hands of
the police, and our executive will hold
them responsible for the enforcement Of
the ordinance. He will promptly and i'm
partially enforce the law in cases Of all
violators brought before him, even though
he may have to call upon all Of our better
disposed citizens 10 assist him. Mr.. Pow.
ers we are waiting.
George Walker is dead. Since the
war he has been . cripple. He is said to
have been brave champion Of his coun-
try's cause. The pension paid him by the
government was sufficient 10 support him,
but rather than remain entirely idle, he
chose 10 do light work. One year ago he
was elected high constable for BeIlofOnts
borough, and for some time pact bas been
driving the stage that runs 70 Pine Grove
Mills from this place. His death occurred
At bis residence on Sunday, and be leaves
a wife and child. HE funeral was large
iy attended on Tuesday, Gregg PostG. A.
r., assisted by detail Of the Bsllefonte
Fencibles In full uniform paid the hOnors
Of war 70 the memory Of their late COM
rAde.