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


We respond most heartily In every word
and sentence 10 well and 20 truthfully pre-
sentcd by our esteemed contemporary Of
the Philipsburg Journal In the following
article complimentary both Of the action
of the Governor and his Appointeo
The appointment Of Chester Munson ~
successor TO Judge Larimer, deceased, (,
undoubtedly one Of the most popular and
eminently fitting acts Of Governor Patti
sons administration. No man In tho soun-
ty is more worthy Of the prominence con.
ferred upon him, none better qualified by
experience in tho rules Of general business
conduct, we'll acquainted with tho citizens
of the county, and no man has Il purer
record in public and private life than Judge
hunsOn. Every citizen Of the county
should feel proud Of this appointment,
while those who know him beat lead off Ia
assuring all, that their Enforcement can
never be imperiled by any act during his
official relation 10 business entrusted 10 his
judgment.
A host Of personal friends regardless Of
political or party preferences congratulated
him ths morning after bis appointment.
They were received and responded 70 In
tho modest, unAssuming, sensible manner
| charnc!erislic Of the Judge He has been
Il citizen Of the county for about forty
years, always IN active business life, and
we repeat that Governor PAiiison, knowing
the responsibility Of the office made vacant
in the death Of Il worthy man, has meAsur-
ed up To iha'iAudard in dlIing the vacan-
cy by selecting one as successor who has
the re,pecl and confidence Of all.
OF course the choice Of tho Governor
should receive the heartfelt endorsement
as the coming candidate for a full term Of
Office, and a. I, IL not political Office in a
political sense, Gnd the Republicans Of the
county with chances so nArrow-if not i'm
possible-to elect Judge will rally TO his
election by hubdred' feeling that they are
justified in placing oDe they 50 well and
lavorably know in tbis honorable and re-
spOnsible positlon.
HArSEs TownnIr i7rus Has Flor.
ie disappeared
John J. Is Jam full Of business
Geo. Weaver thinks Philadelphia is just
splendid.
". Y. Keen ~ill move 70 a. r KreAm-
er's this week
Mr.. NJ. $. Fielder di,po.ed Of one Of hi,
excellent black horses, 10 J. NJ. Weaver
Jim. is a man for BLACKS.
John d. Bower las returned home again,
after one yeArs' visi, 10 Michigan. John
looks bale and hearty, but thinks - long
:, sAllie stays in Pa, he will too.
The pleasant face of Nj" Maggie Cath.
ermAn wGs seen In our parts last week
Maggie has many friends through here and
all fel, sorry ihG, her stay Was .of such
short duration. Hope Ihe may come soon
again.
We are informed that the lately organ
lied "siring Band" Al Wood ward are Ell.
pecung Prof j. W. Reiimycr, this week
a. their instructor. This Il certainly put
ting tho right man in the right plsce and
hope the boys may succeed. READER.
MApIsoNHuRg ITENs Some Of the
boys, ~ m e1cu,e tor being out late, cay
they we're helping 10 butcher boef-Mr.
Clarence Moyer, our experienced barber,
has set up shop al the hotel, and IL pre-
pared ~ give sAiisfsction 70 All.-WhAt
bas become OF the MsdisonbYrg City Band
-Ftshermen In our town ale already look
ing up their tackle preparatory 20 an on.
sIauehs on the 6nny irib- Miss Annie
feidler wAs The guest Of Mrs. l.. Y. Meyer
Sundsy last-Tbe Literary Society at this
place hSs been quite success The young
men will bc glad 70 learn that the ladies
furnish the ice cream during the coming
summer, - IL h one Of the requirements OF
leap year Our physicians appear 70 have
their time fully occupied now s-dAys-
A mAn selling oranges and lemons at
uacied a good bit VI attention on our
streets on Wednesday. II is 10 be hoped
ibst the new town council will cndeavor
to have The so-called sidewalks and street
crossings repaired, so ibat person can
walk on them without endahgering his
hic.-A wedding 10 town next week.-Our
sohoois will soon close. Mus.
MODIFY styles in hsis, Al GarmAnt,
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--Mu''ins at astonishing low prices st