Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-06-14
Local Department.

paid the DEMOCRAT visit on Tuesday.
MIR. William Miller, of Millheim,
died on Friday last, aged about 3s years
Maj. w. f. Reynolds celebrated his
10th birthday on Saturday last in regal
style.
Squire Reifsnyder and Jasper W.
Slower, of Millheim, were kind enough to
call some days ago,
MIR. William Mitchell, of Scotia, and
Miss Annie Irwin, Of Oak Hail. were mar.
red last Thursday.
MIR. ). a. Stoyer has purchased the
marble works of Mr. Hcisler and will con-
tinuc the business at the old stand.
"A new post Office building i. agitHtng
the Lock Haven mind. Better facilities
are demanded and will be granted.
Hon. j. 2. Gcphart had his house re.
painted and then came home to enjoy 1t.
His is one Of the most pleasant residences
in town.
Pine Station Campmeeting will COM
menco August 23d Applications for tents
should be made to Jno. a. Robb, Lock
Haven, Pa.
The report that James Wakley, driver
Of Cowdrick's team, had broken his arm
is incorrect A bad bruise was the only
damage sustained.
Mr.. Agnew Sellers, ST., of Fillmore,
called on Friday, and had the pleasure Of
meeting Judge Larimcr while here. Come
again, gentlemen.
Open this paper and see how many
times you can find the name I'D. Garman
" Son, and then read carefully wha. they
have to say to You.
We can now call Mr. Edward Zerby
conductor with perfect propriety, he hay-
ing been put on the b. +. V railroad
trains as an extra.
Miss Mamie Schrock and Mr. L. B.
Larimer, both Of this office, spent Sunday
out Of town, the former at Lock Haven
and the latter At Clearde.i.
The Eagle corne. band Of Roland, will
hold festival on Friday and Saturday.
Proceeds for tho bcnea, Of the band Turn
out and give the boys boost
The season Tor special examiners Of
the pension Office has arrived. Strange
their work calls them to the country, priu.
ciPaliy, during the heated term.
On Monday, Mr.. J. Fearou Mann
and his Oldest daughter started on wes-
tern trip. OF course Mr.. Mann will go.
to see our friend, Montgomery. before be
returns
Mr.. John Dutwiier, for many years a
resident Of Penn township, this county,
after attaining the advanced age Of 81
years, WAS called hence, on Wednesday Of
last week
Il. ia reported ,ha. tho editor Of the
Pltsburg Times will soon insugura,o, in
that city the practice Of signing the
names of authors Of editorials tina. appear
in his paper.
Mr.. Harry 5 sayre, b0okkeeper and
general business agent of no. Ardell, EsQ.,
is now doirg some surveying, in the In
terest Of his firm, in the usshborhooI Of
Port Matilda.
Rev. Mr.. Whitney, Of HsIimoon, was
treated TO an increase Of salary, lately, from
500 TO $500. That f. doing well and We
shall be pleased to note that it has been
raised 10 81 900
-Readers Of the Nrlr' need not come to
the conclusion that the head Of the de-
partment Of public instruction in this
county, has taken up his abode in The
ssnctum Of our contemporary.
Our old friend, Mr. Andrew Martin,
one Of the solid citizens Of Jacksonville,
called on Friday last, and helped US along
in a way a great many more could if they
only would. We were glad to see Mr..
Martin.
The narrow escape of Mr.. "Arty"
Brown last week so scared that gentleman
that now both he and his brother, Edward,
carry $1,000 accident insurance policies, Sc
cured through the agency of Bond Vslon-
tine, ESQ.
An enterprising shoe dealer, whose
place Of business is near prominent hotel
entrance, hung out side Of sole leather Is
a sign. One Of our attorneys wondered If
it was specimen Of the beefsteak served
inside.
This afternoon, Miss Mamie, ono Of
the handsome and popular daughters Of
John p. Harris, Esq., cashier Of the First
National Bank, will be married TO Mr.
"Bow" Weaver, Of ClearGeld. May they
enjoy life.
Our good Democratic friend Mr.. John
j. Orndorf, Of Haines, accompanied by q
Mr.. Hess, called on Tuesday. No better
fellow in the world than John, and when.
ever he comes he will find the lAtch-string
hanging out.