Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-03-09

-Philipsburg has new laundry.
Did March come in like a lion
Go to S. & A. Loeb for bargains in
anything.
Reynolds & Co. will soon have their
new engine at work.
His Honor, Judge orvis, paid Lock
Haven friends flying visit last week,
The front of Bush's arcade is nearly
painted. When done it will look we'll
The Presbyterian pulpit at Tyrone
was filled by Rev. Crittenden of this place,
on Sunday last.
Williams Bros, painters, are as busy
as beavers They work early and late and
are reliable business men.
The circulation of the DEMOCRAT is
daily on the increase, and is taken by those
who desire good local paper.
Our musical friend, Fred Smith, Esq,
hied him away to Lock Haven last week,
and stayed there three or four days.
Some one has facetiously dubbed the
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tors-Centre countys Riddleberger.
MIR. Whitney, whom we mentioned
some time ago as having attempted to COM
init suicide, at Spring Mills, has since died.
Mrs. Claude Mertz, fell down stairs
last Thursday, and narrowly escaped being
killed. The accident occurred at her resi-
dence on Logan street
That Lock Haven is not 10 have
own clock is misfortune. II We were
Lock Haven, we'd hang eur lower lip and
pout awhile.
The order has gone out that the EN-.
ployes of the Adams Express Company
are to be uniformed Our friend orris
Hoover will look gay in regimen,als.
The boys who bore holes into the
maple trees in front Of the Catholic school
building in order to secure the sap, serious.
ly injure the trees and should be punished
as they deserve.
Mr.. William Raymond was kind
enough to call at the DEMOCRAT Office on
Saturday, and compliment the manage
ment. We shall be glad TO see you ire-
quently.
Mr. Solomon Goldsmith, Of the firm
of Goldsmith Bros, is lying sick at his
home in New York city He was taken
suddenly III while attending to business
requiring his presence there.
There no longer exists q reasonable
doubt thai the glass works are, before long,
10 be put in motion. The work of erecting
the new furnace has commenced, and an
active revival of operations is promised by
April 1st.
MFR. Charles Smith has severed bis
connection with the frm-Valentinos &
Co. He now spends most Of his time clip
ping coupons from bonds secured with the
money he has saved during some four
years Of bard work.
We understand the work of the county
auditors TO be nearly finished, and as their
report must be submitted 10 the Court Of
Quarter Sessions for confirmation, the pub
lie will have to wait until next week for
any intelligence in the matter.
ALI those who have any manner Of
musical instruments TO dispose of will find
IL to their advantage 10 negotiate with
"Danny" Of the Bush house pool room.
He is organizing select band Of his own,
and has occasion 10 use ono or two more
drums.
Mr.. Howard /. Barnes, the celebrated
"cheap John" merchant, is at home. lie
sold his entire stock, in lamp, at Tyrone
not long ago, and Is now recuperating to
go in stronger than ever. Mr.. Barnes
evidently understands his business aud is
withal most popular person.
Rev. G.. ID. Pennepacker, Of this place,
will be one Of tho guests Of Mr.. W. II.
Brown, while in attendance upon the an
nual conference Of the NJ i. church, at
Lock Haven, next week. Rev. +. w.
wonner will be entertained by Mr.. Jacob
King.
The contract for the erection Of the
new Msthodist Episcopal church building,
at HolIidHg gsburg, has been awarded TO d.
X. Tate, Of this place, for the sum Of sll,-
766. Mr.. Tate is an experienced conirac-
tor and will push the work TO as rapid 3
completion as possible.