Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-05-03
1885 is one-third gone.

The sewers in different parts oi Town
are being cleaned.
The editor of the Philipsburg Journal
leads the Methodist choir.
Three Italians, with harp and yio'ins
did our town on saturday.
Henry Beck, aged 60 year,, Of Hannah
furnace, died on the 2ith ultimo.
Hon. samuel Frank, of E"ber-6urg,
was close attendant at court this week.
Country lover, should Toe careful, po-
ta,acs have eyes, corn-"ars and bean
stalk.
Mr.. j. Frank snyder, of Clcariicld, ,
an attorncy.at-lsw, is attending court here
this week.
MIL. 5. Frain, Of Marion towns hip,
ran up to town on Monday. our old
friend looks we'll
If the Ne,o, and Mr.. Laughlin's COW
propose to keep this thing up very long
something will have to be done.
Sheriff Dunkle last week escorted four
persons to the Western penitentiary there
TO serve sentences varying from one to
seven wears.
Miss Salie II arris, Of Jersey Shore,
who had for some time been the guest of
Mrs. Baysrd Hicks, returned home on
Tuesday.
Mrs. f. c. Richard, OF Lamb street,
after an absence of about six weeks, in
New York and Philadelphis, came home
last week.
Mr.. ). 5. Miles has been appointed
post master at Fowler and Mr.. Jno. A.
Miller will fill the same responsible posi-
tion at Rebersburg.
The cornerstone Of the new Evan.
gelical church will DO laid At Coburn on
Sunday next at 3 O'Clock, p. NJ. Rev. r.
Henghst will ofFiciste.
Our jocund friend, the Watchm an As
EociAte, is happy again, Mrs. Furcy reached
home latter part Of last week after two
weeks stay at Osceols.
Gen. Sigfried has selected Williams
port as the place and one week in August
as the time of holding the encsmpment OF
the third brigade, n. G. p.
The school room lately occupied by
Miss Petriken, on High street, has been
rented by the Buffalo Run railroad and
will be used by them as an Office.
We have failed TO mention that the
Daily Ns,rs ia now in its fourth volume
and appears to be healthy enough to live
many more II has our best wishes.
This is Ascension Day, also known as
Holy Thursday, and services will be held
in many Of the churches commemorative
Of the ascending Of the Savior into
heaven.
-Four persons-F. D. Hartman, aged
about q years Del Rhoadsr 10 Grant
Moore, IS and boy named VIII, we're
drowned ir the river st Williamsport, on
the 10Th ultimo.
Col. Davis, commanding the 9th
Regt. y. G. p. has appointed Dr. J. d.
Gsisinger, OF this place, Sergeant Major
doc" Is a thorough military fellow and
will all his new position with honor.
ANY person desiring good meal at
Julian can be Accommodated by Mrs. ID. II.
Chandler, who keeps first class temper
ance house at that plAce. We know
whereof We speak for we have been there
Gilmore, the Democratic candidate,
WAS on Tuesday Of last week elected to all
the vacant seat Of the notorious Dukes
Now let the Uniontown Republican Stand
ard issue few more illustrated extra edi-
tions.
Experiments are being made by the
p. r. K. on a safety stove tor passenger
coaches. The base Of the stove ia supplied
with reservoir kept full OF water that ia
expected to put out FIRE in case the stove
upsets.
The Oath birthday Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Rumbarger, Of Ferguson township, was
properly celebrated at the residence of her
son-in-law, Mr.. Joseph Grazier, on the
18th inst. Fihy-three Of her descendants
took part.
Capt John a. Hunter, Of Half Moon,
prominent citizen Of this county, called
upon the DEMOCRAT on Tuesday Mr..
Hunter is ever q welcome guest at our
sanctum and the oftener he calls the more
welcome he will be.
Miss Maggie Bayard, daughter of
Capt. g. A. Bayard, who for some time
bad been living with her uncle Mr.. 4. A..
Cassidy, Of Canton, Ohio, was married on
Wednesday Of last week to Mr. George
Bowen, Of Canton.
The young peoples praise meeting is
one Of the means Of grace afforded the
members Of the Millheim Evangelical
church. Rev. Henghst the pastor, leads
and on Tuesday evening of each week a
Al