Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-03-01
Local Department..

MIR. Chas. y. Glenn expects to open
photograph gallery at Snow Shoe soon.
MIR. and Nus. f. n Nolan, of Snow
Shoe, were in town last Wednesday even
ing.
One of the most gontocl images of
"God cut in ebony is now High Con'ta-
bic of Bclefonte.
The Special Coaclavo of the SIR
Knights of Constans Commsndery last
Thursday was An occasion Of rare enjoy
ment to the gentlemen.
james y. VauOrmcr, Of Erllelonte,
callrd in to see us on Friday last. lie
didn't insist that the river run up.-Mh.
fintown Democrat & Register.
Snow Saturday night and Monday
afternoon sandwiehcd hy warm aud cold
winds gave sufficient variety To- IN" "'a'h-
er Of late. to suit The most critical,
Now all stand buek und give tire
Watchnan and Centre HILL Reporter fair
play. We must have little excitement
occasionally. Don't crowd, stand back
Our venerable friend Hon. Samuel Gil.
iiand, of Boalsburg, called on Us on Sat.
urday. We are always glad to SEQ him
and he will always find our atchstring out.
MIR. Abraham NJ CuIlum, Of Miles
burg, paid US visit last Saturday. He
expects to 60 to Montana in April and
Mile.barg will lose one Of her host citi.
Eens.
Mr. Jackson Gortou, for seven yoars
constable Of Philipsburg, paid u, pop
call on Tuesday. Mr.. Gorton is now out
Of politics-or no, he is assistant Burgess
Of his aourshing town. Esh for Gorton.
Esq will be what people addressing
our Republican friend }. Il. Tate, Of Pleas
ant Gap, must add to that worthy gentle
mans name hereafter. lie was elected
Justice Of the Peace for Spring township
at the late election,
The Central City .Milesbure school
tsught BY Mr.. +. y. Noll, is said to be
nourishng fnely-in fact better than ior
years OF course "Dsvy" knows how TO
do it and We hope many yoars Of his mas
terry are In store for the school.
DR.. O. II. M'Alster, Of M'Alt.ter-
Vile, was killed on the 18th uIumo, by
being kicked by a horse ne had led to va
ter. DR.. M'Alister was man Of much
local prominence, aged about i5 years,
and a distant relative Of Mr.. General
Beaver.
Col. D. II. Hsstinss, Of Beiefonte,
called at our sanctum on last Saturday
The Col, ia an able lawyer and very
pleasant gentleman to talk 70. lie Is a
member Of the firm Of Jno II. Orvi- &
Co, operating Phoenix colicry, nesr
Osceoa -Rcs7>ile
John Burchfeld, ESQ, of MifTlntown,
Junata county, one Of the Oldest and most
respected citizens of that town, wa laid 10
rest yesterday Hon. Theodore Burcbacld,
member of Assembly from Blair county,
and Mr.. j, y. Van Ormcr, Of this place,
are nephews OF deceased.
d r. Fortney, Esq, on Tuesday left
for Harrisburg and Philadelphia 10 attend
To importsnt legal business requiring his
presence at those place. Mr.. FoTsney
knows as much about the practice Of law
a. any of them, and securing him as coun-
sci nearly always results In carrying tho
point for his client
The County Commissioners have pro-
posed to the borough authorities that they,
the Commissioners, will build the bridge
over Spring creek At foot Of High street,
and contribute 81 900 10 cost Of erecting
the sbutments. Tho offer has been ac-
cepted, a bridge 90 feet vide with walk
on each side 10 feet in width, will soon be
erected Our "County Dads" seldom make
mistakes and in this action will "a they
should, receive the hearty appreciation Of
the people Of tho county.
Last Thursday, Washington Birth
day, Gen. Beaver entertained his associates
on the Republican State ticket las. fall, at
his residence. Chairman Cooper, Senator
Davies Hon, Jno. NJ. Greer. Rawle and
Bfosius, owing TO other engagements
found it impossible TO attend. Tho affair
had no political significance whatever, tho
TO them, distasteful subject being broached
only in casual way. II the General un-
derstands anything thoroughly, it ia max
ing guesta feel comfortable and wo doubt
not pleasant timo'was the portion Of all
participating.
Miss Clara Moore, Of Milcsburg, who
started for Missouli, Montana territory,
cu last Thursdsy morning, there to nurse
invalid brother, win, who had gone
% that country some time ago for his
health, did not reach her destination in
time TO soothe the spirit Of him who lay
dying Thousands Of miles from home