Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-03-06

Aun up tnAL FNhte
Why grind stone2
Boo This is Msrch,
What did the spirit level
The only feminine month-hay.
Kill the calf, the prodigal sun has re-
turned.
Our cold weather discourAges the
spring poet.
Coffee and rolls are served free every
Friday evening in the Y. II. G. A. rooms
If you we're to compare the way March
came in with wild beast, wouldn't IL be
lionf
The cold weather caused the weather
prophets to e1claim rather jubilAntly
"Ahsl What did 1 tell you1"
Why is IL that your nose and chin Ars
always on the outs7 Because words are
continually passing between them.
Most of the enterprising journals o.
country report the hangings as = matter Oi
noose.-Teras S1tiHgs-Upon our word
that is well executed.
Mr.. J. @. Harper announces himself
as 9 candidate for re-slection 10 the Office
Of ProthonotAry. The same bee is "buz-
zing" in Lew. Sch@fer's ear.
The hrm Of Doll & Mingle was dis
solved on Saturday March lat, 1884, Mr..
Lewis Doll retiring. The business will be
carried on by Mr.. A. G. Minge.
Mr.. C. T. Alexander has retired from
the firm of Alexander q Co, derlers in
agricultural implements, etc. The firm
name is now jas. r. Alexander Il Go
The lime and coal business will be carried
on by Alexander & Bro.
Mr.. Andy Lonberger and Robert
Irwin, the popular house and ornamental
painters, are making o speciality Of paper
hanging This spring. VIII also furnish
paper II desired. All work promptly ex-
ecutsd. Orders left ct II. X. Hicks hard
ware win recsive prompt attention. 10-st
Mr. John @. Miller spent several days
up north last week In the interest Of the
Bellefonts Nail Co. He announces that II
the prices of nails we're no higher than
himself he could have taken orders enough
10 keep the works running day and nigh.
for the nsxt SIX months.
Upon the first page Of our paper We
= publish : complete liss Of the articles
exhibited in the Gregg. Post rooms
during z the Art Losn Exhibition. Persons
wishing copies of the CEsTRE DEHocRAT
containing this report, can secure then
at this Office at FIVE cents per copy.
During the past two weeks We have
received 8 number Of communications from
the country, but ths writers forgot 70 give
their real name, and in consequence there
Of we're not published. Communication
not accompanied by the writer's name In
vsEisbly finds its way 70 our waste basket.
See instructions to correspondence In our
issue Of February 2ist
-Commissioner Wolf was rather un-
fortunate few days since. He endeavor.
ed 20 drive steer over . bridge. Mr..
steership d c ded not 70 90 but concluded to
pasa over an other bridge-the bridge Of
Mr.. Wolf's nose, in consequence Of which
+. our worthy Commisstoner's nose presents
the appearance Of a boiled strawberry.
MIR. David I. Parsons, who has been
in the employ of Jas. Harris s Co. for
some time past, has severed his connection
with that firm and accepted position with
II. X. Hicks, in whose employ he had
formerly been. David has probably had
more experience 10 the hardware line than
any one in BelIefonte, having served in
that business fer ever Is year,.
-J II. Johnston, the Gun Man, or bet
ter known IS owner and proprietor of th'
Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh
Pa, win mail free large illustrated ca.a
1ogue Of rifles, shot guns, revolvers, etc
lie will send you gun by express. Yol
ran examine It at express oiIice, and II no
satisfactory return Il at his cost. This !
certainly very fair proposition, and /
guarantee Of honess dealing.