Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-27
local Department.

-Fhttngs are numerous.
1t will be farmer WoOdring now,
Seed onions are selling at cents per
quart
There is quite revival in checker
playing.
Additional local on lst and j,h.
pages.
Have you seen the cherry tables at Il.
b. Spangler * Co.'S. ?
Quot pitching is favorite smuse-
ment at the Cummings.
-Swe should like to hear from our
Rebersburg correspondent.
Sundays rain prevented many per-
sons from attending church.
-Bellefonte should have about one hun
dred more tenement houses.
The Court House offices are now il
Illuminated by the electric light.
Attend the Fair and Festival in Humes'
block this and to. morrow evenings.
Our roads were drying up very nicely
previous to the heavy rain on Sunday Isst.
-Beezers Meat Market is fast becoming
the Headquarters for people to buy their
bsrf.
-Mr.F. c. Richards contemplates build
ing a fine brisk residence on Linn street
this Spring
The ice cream season Is here, and you
can find the best at Searfoss X Mayer.
bakery and confectionery.
A very enjoyable hop took place at
Mr.. Abe Hamiltons residence near Pleas
snt Gap last Friday evening.
The funeral of Mr. Edward McQuil-
len, who Was killed near Remove last Fri
day, took place on Monday afternOon a. ?
o'clock
The "mock trial at Association Hall
last Thursday evening was veil attended,
and considered more comicsl thsn fret
class minstrel show.
We should be pleased TO have minis-
tels send US In notices of the deaths and
marrisges that occur in their respective
charges in this county.
The Office Of the BrOckerhof presents
Il very neat and attractive appearance, II
having been repAinted and pspered. The
work was done by William Brothers Of
this place.
DIR. Siebert has moved from Spring
street to the residence vacated BY eI-Sher-
ifF Woodring on High street, opposite The
Court House. DR.. S. has been quite sue
cesslul while in this place.
The Annual Encampment Of the y.
G. of Pa. will be held at Gettysburg, Pa,
commencing August %. The time FOR the
encampment Of the G.. a. r. Of this place
has not been definitely fixed.
We have received quite q number OF
letters from parties living in the West
asking FOR back numbers OF The DENocEAT
containing the speech of Hon. A. G. Cur
tin on Fitz-John Porter.
"A Williamsport gentleman has re-
ceived contract from Mr.. d. g. Bush 10
build six new houses, also 3 contract 10
build two Tor Mr.. Shivery. The work will
begin as soon as the weather permits.
Any one having presidential prefer
snces viii please write them npou the mar.
gin Of s5 bill We viii publish the
name and gladly Or. the IS on your SUBJ
scription To our paper. This Is open 70 all
Mine host Teller Of The Bush House Is
the only man in PehnsyIvania who runs
second-clsss hotel on 8 Grst-class principle
And the travelling community really wish
there we're more Houses run In the same
EnAnnaE.
Mr.. A J. Cruise, The popular tobacco
mist, has moved his cigar maufactory 10
the building opposite the Bush House. His
room is being reprinted and papered and
will present very attractive appearance
when finished.
MIR. George w. ocker, of RebersburR.
has bought the property of Ira Cottle in
Centre Hall and will move TO the latter
place about April lst. Mr.. ocker Is q ars,.
class carpenter. He expects TO work with
Thomas Bros.
Mr.. s. Wilkinson, the jolly, goOd-na-
tured agent for Jno. Wanamaker, can
boast Of having one Of the finest storsa In
the country. He makes . specially Of
crockeFy ware, and sells Il for less money
lhan can be bought any where else
About the lat Of April Messra. Scar
.fOss q Mayer will put upon the road one Of
she nObbiest and nsatest wagons In the
commonly, and will deliver bread, pies
aud cakes right TO your door without any
extra charge.