Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-10-25
Local Department.

John Lsno has abolished the "mous-
tache."
Kills shafIer reported everything al
right in Miles.
Tho Howard Baua visited Eaglevillo
one day last week,
-E.quire John McCoskoy, of Curtin
-trayed into town on Monday.
Water commissioner Strickland Is
busy laying the water main on Curtin
street.
). l.. Spsngler and d. F, Fortney sre
attending to legal business at PHILIPPE
burg.
The Logsn hose house is draped in
black in memory Of John Cox, one Of It's
,ate members.
Tho sixth now house on east Curtin
.tree, Is under roof and will soon be ready
tor plasterng.
Chairman Heinlo was looking after
he interests of the Democracy in Philip
burg this week,
Mr.. Davis special Pension agent has
about compo,, his work in Centre county
He goes to C,esrield next.
Mrs C. Weaver is visiting her friends
in Harrisburg, and ICY feels worse than
he did over the Ohio election.
Our correspondence from Marion
township coming in late last week we're
crowded out. Come again.
The pick-pocket arrested on show day
was discharged on writ of habeas corpus
No evidence to hold the fellow.
Representatives Shsfcr of Cameron
Deitrick of Lycoming, and Hunter If
Centre, were all IN town on Saturday.
"A meeting of the County Committee
was held at the committee rooms on Sstur-
day and very cheering reports were made
Inform he General Secretary Of tho
7. NJ. c. A. whether you want season
ticket for the series of lectures proposed.
DR.. SwArtz's house on Penn street
shows it.elf above the wall. 1t will be a
decided improvement to that part Of town.
Israel Rschau, of Gregg township,
rested himself in our ssncIum Call again
Mr. X. our latch string is always on the
outside.
-Bellefonte sportsmen are the terror OF
barn-yards that contain turkeys. We sd-
wise our country friends TO shut up their
turkeys.
Joe, why didn't you keep quiet about
the crowd on show day We just wanted
TO make "Ihcm Lock Haven fellows" green
with envy.
The McYeytown Jolrna! hoists the
name Of B. F. Butler for President. Surely
our friend Conrad is 'pooneying on the
Presidency.
We understand that the "Colored
Band has already mastered three difficult
pieces of music. Wonder when they will
play in public.
Liberty township vas out In full force
on Tuesday, some fifteen or twenty per-
sons being in attendance on an audit held
a: tho Office Of a. o. Furst, E.q,
Jake Colo is running store out a,
Colevils and is doing a nice business
Coleville will want a borough charter or
demand an union With Belefonte
-"Bully" Wagner killed 6 poor little
wild ~ turkey The boys say that 1t had
nu.h in iu crop. II such is the case, bow
came the mush there2 Let Mr.. Wagner
explain.
If the party who got into our Office on
Saturday night or Sunday repeats tho oP.
GRAFTON We will give him a chance TO board
with Sheriff Dunkle. A word to the wise
is sufficient.
--Ground was broken on Lamb street
on Monday morning, for tho bitches Of the
Steam Heating Co. Our streets will bs in
very dangerous condition until the pipes
are laid and the trenches filled.
MIR. d. II. Kusterbaudsr desires us 10
say that The report that he had gone into
business in Pine Grove Is false, and he
thinks the fellow who reported II was
light In the upper story.
George w. Wooden, of the st. Elmo
House, Houtzdate, and proprietor of one
of the finest livery stables in the state, wac
in town on Wednesday. Mr. Wooden is
brother-in-law of Charles smith, E.q.
Manager Sourbock expects to have a
frst-eIass dramatic company here before
long. They will play for three nights
Macbeth, /" "Lsdy Of Lyons, "Luereua
Borgia" and tragedies Of that class make
up their Repertoire.
Lewis He.s, Esq., of PhiIlpsburg, wss
in town on Friday on business. The jus
lice reports Philipsburg IS booming and
the electric light in splendid working or.
der, all Tho street lights in full blast and nc
hickering.
WIN. Cullen and a. V. Carpenter, Of