Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-04-05
Local Department.
railing arbutus days are here.


is visiting his people here.
-Wilhamsport has suffered by fire
sgain. This time her Rubber Works.
The ladies of the Reformed church
netted 500 from their ice cream festival.
Seventy is the highest number'of trout
reported caught by any one on Monday.
The Juniata Valley Editorial Asso-
citation will meet in Huntingdon on Satur-
day next
Mr.. Jas1cs Brooks has finished a sue
ccssful term of school at Snring district,
No. s.
A ten year old boy arrived at Scotia a
few evenings since, having come from
Germany.
Mrs. Samuel Foster has returned from
Tyrone where she sPen. a fortnight among
old friends.
Miss Alice Wilson is home again after
spending the winter with Gov. Curtins
family in Washington.
Mr. Zcttlo and his mother, OF Jersey
Shore, passed through here on their return
home from visit to Penn's Valley.
-Nilesburg's new Methodist pastor,
Rev. W W. Rees, has entered upon his
work under favorable circumstances.
The Women's Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church meets tomorrow,
Friday evening at the home Of Mrs. Adam
Hoy.
The Daily .Nerr' man wants electric
lights to be substituted for gas on tho
ground that We mus. DO ''like other peo-
ple.'
-Wsnted-A few more Wholesome nui-
sAnces to loaf at the station from TO - a.
NJ, from to P. ", and from TO 10
=. NJ
Rev. Mr.. Billheimer occupied the
pulpit of the Lutheran church last Sunday
in the absence Of the regular pastor, Rev.
s. f. Furst
The business Of the late arm Of 5. a.
Brew * Son will be settled BY Mr.. Geo
Brew at the Office formerly occupied by
Hon. s H Yocum
Mr. Hull, 3 man Of ninety years, +,
lying i'll at his homo, Valentines Forge
He is greatly emacisted his arms can be
'psnned by the thumb and foreangcr
Rev. Jas. Wilson, Of New York city,
whose father lives at Spring Mills, sails
for Europe this week His congregation
has granted him six months leave 70 re.
cuperate ovcrtsIsd nature.
Read the new advertisement Of Will
liams X Bro, to be found on another page
and then when you need any work in their
line and desire it done in the best possible
manner give them a call
Mr.. Jas. G.. WighsmAn, Of Philips
burg, was found dead by his wife on com.
ing down stairs at their home one morn
ing last week. Death is supposed to have
been caused by apopleIy.
The young people Of the Methods;
church belonging to Mr. d. VI. Lieb's
elias. presented him with mos. beautiful
Easter card at the close Of their meeting
on Thursday evening last.
-Csssel Salsburg, Of Altoona, made
bungling attempt to suicide last week, but
he spent too much time in drawing his
razor from the ear to the windpipe when
some friend interrupted him.
James A. Fielder, Of WilliAmsport,
visited his father-in.lAw, Mr. Emanuel
Brown, over Sunday. Mr. Fielder is
Madisonburg boy by birth, and hi, friends
will be glad TO know that he is on the
Williamsport san and Banner staff.
Sore two or three hundred lsborers
. arc now making the snow and dirt hy in
the barrens on the Bellefonte and Buffalo
Run railroad. This road Is about seven.
teen miles in length and will be completed
in the ensuing fall.
Altoona young ladies refuse 70 kiss
fellows who use cigarettes. Hollidaysburg
girls will not kiss young men who do not
use them. Bellefcnte young men will
please note this information, and when
they visit these places, govern themselves
accordingly.
Most Of the students at tho State Col
lege are spending their short spring vaca.
tion at home. Some few remained at Col
lege. No time probably within the his.
tory Of this institution has there been such
unanimity Of feeling between students and
members Of the faculty ns now.
"A special from Washington d. c., TO
the Philadelphia Press says that Governor
Curtin was one of the morning callers on
the President. Our townsman likewise
asserts that the new tariff will not prove
acceptable to the majority of msnufactu-
rers, especially Pennsylvanians
There are young men in town who
cannot hold skein Of yarn for their
mothers without wincing, but will hold