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


of Ebensburg, were presented. The form
cr declined to run and the latter was
elected
Col. Hastings, Capt. j. $. Garrett and
Capt $, f. Statlcr were put in nomina.
tion, and on the first ballot Capt. Carrot
was chosen Lieut.. Colonel.
For Major, Capt Amos Mullen and S.
+. Statler we're nominated, the latter being
elected
The retiring officers had gained firm
hold upon the rc'poct, good will aud
obedience of their commands and thcir
successors are benefited by being permitted
to step into shoes that never frequentcd
any but the path Of duty
lIUBLERsuURo NorEs. On Saturday
last the remains of Mrs Elizabeth Nc.
kesn were inferred in the old cemetery.
The corpse was brought from Lock Haven,
where she resided since she brought tho
remains of her husband, ID. Dobblns
Mexican, from Benton county, Iowa, who,
ten years ago, accidentally shot himself
while out hunting grouse. About "A year
previous '" '"s "'''' ''"'''' "',''''''''
'"' 'V.1 . '",' ~ .l., l',''o''' ~,' ,'', ".' ,,
their future home. The bcreaved friends
have the sympathy Of tho community.
Tho decessed was AGED IS years and
daughter Of Jefferson Sandcr., E.q.
Miss Elorar Kis.incer, Of WilHans-
mort. il on visi, 20 her parcnt..
The entertainment, of the Logan Lit
erary society, on Saturday evening wAs
we'll attended and an excellent treat, a. it
was well rendered Rnd the participants
d"'"rye praise.
The annual election OF the sabbath
school was held when resulted As follows
Supt. Levi Whippo Asst Supt. Ioscph
kcs.ingcr; Librarian, Herbert Coary :;
Asst. Librarian, Wm. II. Decker Secre-
tary, Miss May Markle Treasurer, Mis-
Clara Hickman.
A. Miohael', the Nitlany valley huck-
st"r, is scain csnfnoi 70 his room, this
time being At Christian swartz
Bertha, daughter Of Cha. HaTshbargor,
/ i. very low with typhoid fever. tNo.
sn.,,.. NJ. rrv,. n.r;a NO.,
So. r,;. ,ho .o,v;co - vc,.,. Whi,ro-
3 s.;,r.n.,or .rt vit .oor conno,oo
..-.';-.a n. ,vhi,,o... c.-,, 3, RI
80 - t-.i., -. ~.
,,,n,., ,.Io.rn,, ard HI, ,,o.orco from
,-t:.a ,h...,,,.- n,,, - ,n;..,1 30 ro
o'"'"" '''' ''''''' '''
many customers oil 'nA' "'"''
MI "r"nooIe 'uIl continues 10 nave a
big run Of custom over on the h'ii
He expects to have new tenant IN tn"
big hotel this 'prine, the Temperance man q
/ proclamation to tho contrary notwith-
/ standing.
I Leonard Rhono Worthy Grand Ns'tor
Of tho p OF II was seen on our streets
/ last Saturday. ! presume hs was on ofi-
sial business, as it was Grange day In our
| little city.
| Ezra Smith, school teacher and music
instructor, leaves for tho wee, in few
weeks. High wages and a better position
are the alluremon,s that are enticing him
to the Gland Of the stranger
/ Jessie Dunlap and Miss Alice Necsc, Of
Farmers Mile, left this week for the
wost, the later for Illinois.
John Weaver and Mrs. $, Taylor, have
bought tho properties Of James Tyson and
Mrs Renncr rcsr tho erd y, R,r.h
mountain,
: A, Woods and Mrs. NJ. Woods have
purchased lot on Church Hill and are
making preparations to build.
Frank Rarick, brother-in.Iaw Of your
townsman John F Potter, has purchased
lot on Guinea Hill, and will build this
summer
Geo. a. Runk intends buldinga wagon
Ertl hp gnI he