Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-29
Local Department.


--Ex.Trcasurer Adam iearick, Esq,
moved 70 Howard on Thursday.
Tho Nc'c, speaks Of Rev, John Tomlin-
son, of Millhcm, but means Aaronsburg.
Hon. ). T. Shugert, Of the DEMocEAT.
WAS in Harrisburg from Thursday until
Monday.
His Honor, Judge Cummin, of Will
Transport registered at the Brockerhoh
House on Monday.
DR.. A. Hiblcr, tired Of living in rent.
ed houses, purchased the Hale property on
Allegheny above Howard street.
Live stock generally commands s high
price II, farm sales while implement. sell
dom hring what they src worth.
Mr. sydney Bnrarooti- is doing ht, level
hest To- divide bis umo caudly between
UniouyiUc friends and hi, hu.rr...
--Firy.two raC,- "t .quar" timber will
be H,n,rd down ,h" river tul- .prtuc, the
property or tie Mr-.r, Ho',. Snow Shoe.
Mr.. W. + O.nan. Centre county
young man, i, clerk ot the Worth county,
Mo. circuit court. H.. will be Judge next.
A fall, from wagon, on Saturday
morning, resulted in broken arm for
Master John Given, s,tcpson Of Nr Jno.
Bartruf
Tho trouble with the "a, last week
was unavoidable and likely to happen at
the best regulated works during cold
weather
We believe the return Of Rev. g. d.
Pennepacker, pastor Of the Methodist con-
grecation, here, gives very genera ,atj--
faction
On our llh page to-day will be found
striking and instructive illustration Of
the comparative worth of the various
kinds Of baking powders now in the
market
-Er-Sherif Spangler, Of Centre Hall
thought trip to town incomplete without
calling at the DEMoCEAT Office last week
one day, and Of course we were glad to sec
him.
If the legislature fails 70 rns, the bill
preventing juries mulcting par,i". whom
thew lind not guilty in psrt or AL Of the
costs Of the prosecution, it will lsil TO
perform manifest duty
Little Edith. daughter Of our lamerted
friend Mr.. Ammon Wolf. late Of Milo.
township, i, visiting relative. here. She
!. acknow ledped 10 be one Of the mos, NJ.
,ractive children in the world
On Saturday Mr.. Wilbur Hsrrj. wait.
cd upon $50 person. a. the po.tofice win.
dow, between : A. NJ. and sr.M. Had he
not stopped 10 count, the number might
have been swelled TO one ,hou,and.
-Mr.J. II. Meysrs. of Norri.,own. a,
one time proprietor Of the Bu.h house.
was in town this week He expects soon
TO move to Rochester. Y. Y. The DE,Go-
cRAT Acknowledges the pleasure Of a call
Mr.. Criah S.over, Of Benncr town
ship, succeeds Mr.. l.. d. Shreckenga.t "A
manager Of the Valentine farm, south Of
Bellefonte Mr. Shrcckengast moves to the
property cf Mrs. Gctlle, noar Pleasant
Gap.
Mr.. Isaac Kline, who was employed
by the old Bellefonte Glass Company and
now is president Of the Window Glass As
'oeiation of the United Stst"s, with head
quarters at Pittsburg, visited Be'lefonte
yesterday.
Easter falls on tho Sunday after the
full moon which follows the yernRl equi.
noI. In 1918 it happened on March %,
which is the earlies. possible date, and
VIII not again ia'i on 'hat date during this
or 'he next century.
hr' ha'h "l'liain'' ot TINS place,
Is'e'y OF psko'A' mas engaged with his
ofo'ner' M = H. NiIiiam' IN the paint
ing ana PaPer'hg business. Our w'ry 1T
TIE iriend Will md his experience in the