Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-22

S. Gray, of Halfmoon township, died at
the residence Of her brother, Mr. John +.
Harris, Of this place, on Saturday evening
last. She had been in delicate health for
some years, victim Of consumption, and
camo on visit TO her friends, and rs ii
appears, TO end her days in the place Of her
nativity among those who loved her 50
dearly aud treasured her 50 highly. Mrs.
Gray was the daughter Of the late Samuel
Harris, Esq, one of tho old citizens Of
Bollcfonte whose prominence in public and
private life il remembered by the older clti-
2cns of Centre county with marked respect,
She was about - years of age, sincere
Christian and member Of the NJ L.
church, universally esteemed u possessing
all the attributes which combine 10 make
up the perfect charactcr.of true woman,
Her death will be much regretted and her
abscncc from tho socin circle sincerely
mourncd
Report Of the Let,crmnu school, Ben.
ner township, FOR the month ending March
:, 1853. Number cnrollcd-U average
of n'toulnnce--io percentage So 4;
names Of pupils who were rrcscn: every
day during tho month-Agncs Boal, FL
len Ridon, Manda ShrcHlcr, Maggie Kyy.
Nora Boal, Blanch Dale, Celia Noll, Nan
ME Coil, Mamie Noll Eva Sampsel Ku-
tic NolI, Wade Eyy, John Kuhn, Frank
Kuhn, John Housor, Gran, Ridon, John
Sloycr, Charles Shrc.'cr, Fred Shrchlcr
Tho following only missed one day dur.
ing the month, Maggie Noll Robert Col,
William Lambert We-!ey SArrHlcr,
Frank Boal Number of visitor, during
tho mounth-l1 There is general inter.
c,t manifested by both parents nod pupils
On which the prosperity Of tho school de-.
ponds 5. c BATnoArE, Teacher
Tho trial 90! DR.. ~aml Cast a, Chester,
Delaware county, indicted Tor voluntary
and involuntary msuslAugh,cr, in that by
malpractice and ignorance be caa.sd the
death % Mr.. \. S Armstrong, Of Chcl.
sea, Delaware county, resulted In a ycr-
dict q acqaittal The Judge charged Tho
80,
Fret! whether Mr. Armstrong came g.
her death a. a re.ul, Of The removal ~ Tho
cancer directly; and second, whether ,tA,
result was AitribuiRb." 70 'h" lack Of that
professional knowledge which o., Thys.-
clans, whether regular or irregular F5ac-
uuoucrs, were prr,umod 10 know.
p.h. u.E,;,a, g.. 49,, ..--v
IN ra,a i.govcg II. s,g,5 !, impq..,bro
.,.r4.,ho -,,nr.- ,,cc,.,.. ~ ~. aggr.
.., .. MI, .roe;-. r.. ,...ftc-,.
chair was filled, 'or To" tim" being by Jno.
Arde.l, Jrp ksl, The proportion "' the
County Comm's'ioners, regarding mo De-"
bridge va' formally ratified "nd 81 soon
A. tho 'r"1'heh.''ns are agreed upon pro
po'a' for IT. erection VIII p" received.
Ih" Application Of Curtin street T'''do"s
Tor water supply wa '"'o'Hb'y reported
upon by the proper committee ana p'p"
will without doubt DO 's'i "a Tar a. Regis
'"r VI Gam ne" house.
Among tho returns received 81 tho
United S'Atcs district court, 10 Pi!tbure,
10th inst wac one from Cammiujoncr
William Hamilton for the western die.
trict at BciIcion'", Pa. II s"is forth That
5. Grant Shaaer did, on or about The ssh
day of January ia'i break into post
Office at Msdinsonburr, Centre county,
with inien, TO s,osl postage stamps there.
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Hon. John Blair Linn, st'orn"y.a'-
law and local historian. has removed his