Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-13

| AIR. Samuel Decker, OF Zion, lost u
very valuable Clydesdale colt Thurpday
last, for which he had refused an offer of
$500
Some people object to Peck's "Bad
Boy" but 10 one objects to nice suit of
clothes, and the place TO get them is at
Fleming's
| Jersey Shores citizens are doing their
level bcst 10 get tho machine shops located
there, II is more probable that they will
be located In Beech Creek.
DR.. q. p. w. Fisher, of Boalsburg,
who was stricken down with paralysis last
week, we regret to say, is still In very
critical condition, and 1t Is hardly proba-
bic that he will recover.
Mr.. Samuel sproll, of HecIa, was
made the happy father of bouncing girl
last week, and George Rocky, of Zion
well, his clothes does not Rt at all. Its a
boy.
"A grand concert will DO given In the
Lutheran church at Zion on Saturday
evening March %, 1884, by Prof, KelIers
singing class, assisted by Prors. Lowell
and Philip Meyer.
Mr.. Henry NJ Confer, ofCurtin town.
ship, and Mr.. J. T. Lucas, favored the
sanctum of the DRHocRAr with their
presence for short while on Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. &. Z. Hilder, the artist now die.
plays in front Of his studio one of the
prcttiest and nobbiesi signs in the country
Mr.. Hilders reputation As lrst.clan
Hrti't is spreading rapidly, and is deserv-
ing Of the success he il now meeting with
Some Of tho young ladies Of Bellefonte
intend giving grand Leap Year Hop and
oyster supper st the Logan Hose House on
Thur,day evening March 2O,h It. TO be
entirely free for tho young man who Is for.
tuna;e enough TO get an invitation.
We regret 20 learn from the Philips
| burg Journal that our esteemed friend, Dr.
Hobart Allport, Of ths, place, had biz leg
broken by the kick of a vicious horse he
was driving DR.. AIlPort has many friends
here who will sympathise with him very
sincerely.
The Rev. DR.. X Hcber Newton. ~ hose
criticisms Of the Bible have produced 90
great commoiion in the religious world
il preparing an elaborate defense OF his
position for the April number Of the
North AmtrieGn Rer,e,o.
A dismissed Altoona engines 10 walk
ing down lllh svenue met friend and
said "Hello, Brown, how arc you, any
way >" "oh, pretty good. But Why do
you call mo Brown, when you know my
nAmo ia Green 7' "ob, beg pardon but
you know I'm color blind"
Mr.. Geo. SheAIly, Of jacksonville, vas
sworn in As Constable for Walker township
on Monday March l0th. Mr.. sheasly Ia
also building an addition 10 his dwelling
house in which he expects 20 carry on tho
shoemAking business. George is trust
worthy, and all work or business lsfl In
bis hands will prove satisfactory, We are
sure.
Gen. John Patton, Of CurNcnsville,
ClcArasld county, has just presented the
School Directors OF that town the sum OF
$1,000 cash, to assist in tho erection Of
brick school building Of sufficient size 70
accommodate elk schools The muniaeence
OF Gen. Patton will cnAbIe that town 10
provide comfortable accommodations for
their schools.
The National Guard- Of BelIefonte
coutemplAtes giving grand ball on
Easter Monday. No pains are being
spared and every effort il being put
forth to make this the grAndest affair
OF the season. new idea il advanced
by the committee in charge that OF
charsi:sa = reasonable price OF admis.
sion, ahd serving hot coffee and lunch
free. This certainly would be an ex.
cellent idea and meet with the hearty
approval OF all. The committo is com
pn,ed OF the following gentlemen Cspt
A mos Mullen, Chairman, VIM. = Phil
ips, Frank Kelley, Jacob Shower, Mr..
Murphy, John TraGord
Y. VI. G. A. CALgNDAE.-Liicrary 30.
ciety. Thursday evening at 1:30 Read
ings. Declarations and Ess-ys.