Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-11-22
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Y OF Office to his honor, Judge Hoy
w. II. Cri.msn, of Snow Shoe, gave
usa call on Monday. Come again.
--Judge Rockafeller, Of Northumber'
land county, presided over our Courts
Chester Munson, E.Q., OF Philipsburg
paid a flying visit to town on Saturday.
Spring, gentle spring, Is foolin around
late. The gal might be caught in storm
-Robt. Brett drove into town on Tu"s-
day behind pair ,f beautiful iron grays
Ed. +. Garman is again Ht home. TO
10 his store and see what he did IN the c'Iy
The new time does not effect US ma
terinlly We are always on time-At our
meals.
Sol Schmidt, Of Philipsburg, strayed
into town on Thursday and shook hands all
around.
The iron work of the new oh,
we will postpone this local You all know
how it is yourselves
The Steam Heating Company is max
ing estimates of the cost Of heating apara-
tus for the Court House.
Judge Hoy opened court on Monday
with grace and dignity. His conduct on
the bench e1:ites universal respect.
The professional card of Hon. Jno H.
orvis appears in our columns for the FIRST
time to-day. The Judge evidently means
business.
Judge Hoy sst on the bench for
short time on Monday, and seemed as
much al home as though he we're ITO the
manner born"
The wing walls extending from the
Abutments of the hew bridge do not com.
pare favorsbly with the solid masonry of
the abutments.
james CaIdwell's team slipped into one
Of the open bitches Fortunately there
was 20 material damage. But how care
les to leave the trenches 60 unguariei.
One Of the attractions at Sullivan
"shiel Agar" was the Adelphic orchestra,
which rendered some OF their choicest
music in excellent style
We were glad to meet Wm. Hutton
and John o'Nril, of Rush township. The
boys we're here as jurors. Call and see Us
whenever you are in town boys.
-BollefYa'sdFs ea.7o7. So.
sport WITHOUT change Of cars. One more
conveHience for tie citizens. Every day
kit is more pleasant to live here.
-EI-Tressurer Mitchell, Of Frrgu~n,
moved into the house on west Howard
street, vacated by Wm. B Rankin. We
welcome Mr.. Mitchell 70 Bsllefonto.
Aaron Williams tho great hunter Of the
Rocky mountains, sent so immense pair
OF Elk horns to bis brother. II some "ir-
gin 'doh't send Aaron 5 scalp home We shall
be very happy.
The unsigbtly porch in front Of the old
black smilh shop on Howard street hss
been torn down Now take the old build
ing down, 1t is an old tinder box and on
dangers that part Of town.
As 4 A9A4AG~A AhhFAfaNH7 khAF Nv hhN
for sale full report Of the trial Of the Rev
John w. White for heresy, BY the Hunt
ingdon PresbyIery, by F. ClaEton & Co,
Of Philadslphs. Price % cents.
On Tuesday evening last e literary
society WAS organized in tho Y, NJ. c. A.
rooms, by number of young men OF this
place. The movement ia a worthy one and
We give II our hearty endorsement
Doll & Mingls are renewing there stock
all the time, and getting in better and more
beautiful goods every day, just stop in and
see their new shoes Winter is coming a nd
you must buy Somewhere buy where it is
best and cheapest
The New England Tea Party gives its
supper on the evenings Of Friday and Sat-
urdsy Of December and 8, in the rooms
formerly occupied by the Y. NJ. G. A, in
Huues' block. Any one can have a splen-
did supper for afty cents, and have his cup
and saucer as present
Our new bridge is beginning 70 look
like bridge at last. What q splendid
thing IL will be for the town and county.
Mr.. Dunkle, you have our thanks for tho
rapid work. or course the community
suffered some Inconvenience, but that will
bo forgotten In the pleasure Of passing, in
few days, over our fine new bridge.
In order to he able 10 compete with
Philadelphia, our young men bsve formed
themselves into "eom mittee of one hun
dred." They made their hTst visit TO
private residence on last Saturday, inter-
viewing stranger who happened 70 be