2 Fhe Centre Democrat, Thursday Morning, June 19, 1884. BE. J. SWAVELY, ConREAPOND ENCE, containing important news, solicit wd from any part of the county, No communications as rtnd anless accompanied by the real name of the writer. - Local Editor. Local Department. ~Fahsion notes—-greenbacks. —'"Twasn't the wind, "twas Billy Jones, ~The Philipsburg Ledger has been enlarged. — Feather fans take precedence over all other kind. —For the finest pictures go to Finkbind- er's Gallery, —Some elegant photos are displayed at Finkbinder’s Gallery. ~Finkbinder's Gallery, 17 street, over Lyon & Co.'s store. —Qur business houses with only a few Alleghany exceptions close promptly at 8 o'clock. ~“The legal draught is upon us.” lenst that is what Charlie Hewes says. —Secure your seats for the Arion Glee Reserved seats at Sour: At ¢’ ub to-night, beck 's, -- The judicial pot is boiling and ‘‘there’s music in the air," especially in the Repub. Hean ranks. —Why are colored waiters prefered? B-ewuse whatever is suid at the table they siways ‘keep dark.” —Senrfoss & Mayer are building an A No. 1 new oven, and when completed will be quije & convenience, —The very best talent in the country compose the Glee Club, Don't miss hearing them to-night. — Permanent buildings are being erected and for the next ten years the State fair | will be held at Philadelphia. ~The jury list was drawn on Monday, but for want of space it will not appear in | the DEMOCRAT until next week. ~—Finkbinder’s photos are of a highly artistic character, ensy and graceful in pose, pleasing in expression and exqusite in finish. ~The DEMOCRAT was favored with a call from Messrs. Nathaniel Bierly, A. B. Rishel and Dr. Grove, of Milesburg, Sat. | urday last. «The activity evinced by some of the numerous candilates for political honors proves there is considerable racket among the “ unterrified.” ~The Centre Hall base ball club through s misunderstanding of some kind, did not | play their match game with the Spring | Mills club on Saturday last. —]t is rumored that the emploves at the depot furnish Bailey with all the funny lo cals which appear in the News. There is no question about the boys being cute — It is announced that we are to hav of this place contribute enough money to purchas, a new depot, as soon as the citizens nressnt resent to H 4 the com. ail Cheapside, and pany as an endowment Tw } i Ae ha i y professional gentlen juite an ad since in the i | We refer you to ou ull particul ¢ stone mar Alleg! orneaer y secured ng the Cath — The Roland corr wn with afew beau T for a comparatively short jut the | + ot 7 iful melodies or urday evening vis hand bas onl arganized and are progressing ra iy tender our thanks for nade TT re from Ann Weun returned Arbor, Mich. Saturday svening Hammill d v#tand be marched right over to Green's | drug store and began sgitating the base ball al signified willingness to join the qriestion onee, and his fatter report is correct wo The Resolutes of He defeated the Lock Haven club on S.turday by a Jto 1. A defeat i« almost equivalent I score of the citizens of our sister city onght to be censured for giving the club a cool reception upon their arrival home, A menting of the clerks of Bellefonte was held at the Court Houses on Tuesday | evening to perfect arrangements for a grand jubilee and parades for Friday night, June 21st, in honor of the wight «clock elosing system. A subseription paper to collect the funds necessary to carry it on is now being circulated, «Mrs. Cecelia Muntgomery Bullock, whose death occurred on Monday after. noon, was & daughter of Mrs. John Mont. gomery of this piece, and was born in Columbia county, Pa, in 1835. Her par. «nts came 10 this place when she was only two soars of ~ge snd she lived here ever since In 1802 she was married to Mr, C, R. Bullock, of Delaware county, whose death occurred about fourteen years ago, leaving in her charge three children, two «boys and one girl, all of whom are stil} ¢ wing. Bho bas been ailing for some lime past, and fo February her final sickness began which ended in death, The funeral cok place yesterday afternoon stb o'clock, ~Do not forget to attend the Arion Glee Clubat the Opera flouse to-night. ~The Bellefonte base ball club were again defeated by the College club on the grounds of the latter by a score of 15 to 14 —We regret to unnounce the death of Frank, youngest gon of ex-Sheriff Shaffer, which took place on Monday afetrnoom June 16th, at hall-past two o'clock. His age wae 15 years, and his illness dated back to some tome in February last. The in. terment took place Wednesday, A. Min the Snydertown burying grounds. —A grand promenade concert is to be held by the Y, M. C. A. on the 26th, 27th and 28th of this month. This is an en- tirely new and novel feature in this vicin- ity and will no doubt furnish an unlimited amount of pleasure to those who attend. The proceeds are to be used in furnishing the rooms of the Association with new The committe in charge y 27 Brussels carpet. are wide-awake and everything under. taken by them is bound to be a success. —We inadvertently omitted in our last issue to mention the fact that our young and talented f{riend, Chas. Hewes, Esq., was admitted into partner ship in the practice of law with his pre. ceptor, J. L. Spangler, Esq. The firm name will be known as Spangler & Hewes. Mr. Hewes aleo received from the Governor the appointment of Nota: ry Public. We wish the new firm cess, —Among the big events on the 4th of SUC. Millheim, Mr. 8S. T. Frain, the popular proprietor of the National Hotel, has beey making extensive preparations for sume time past to make that little village ‘‘how!’ on that day. Several bards will be pres. ent and among the attractions are balloon ascensions, tub, wheelbarrow and sack races, glass ball shooting, aod at nights grand display of fire works. | no exception. Whoop "er up, "Liza Jane. { =—0Old Centre is just more than booming { at present, and it looks as if itis to be kept up until after the “4th.” Among the P. | July is the grand celebration to be held a | When Mr. | ona} The Judge | | event took place last Saturday. Rape | Frain puts his shoulders tc the wheul some- He at 100k piece last Sqturiay ” di thing is going to happen, and this will be | Personal. Jno. P. Harris, Esq. returned from his trip to the great West Saturday, Ex-county Commissioner, Jacob Dunkle, E#q., of Walker township, was in tewn Saturday. Mr. Jno. Wensel, one township's solid men, was in town Wed: nesday, Mr. J. W. Bwab and A. G. Roop, of Linden Hall, gave us a pleasant short call Come again, gents. of Curtin on Saturday last, —Miss Laura, the handsome daughter of Col, Burrows of Williamsport, is the guest of Mrs. Fountain Crider on Linn street, Miss young lady and daughter of our townsman, Emma Harrie, a very charming | Jno. P. Harris, Eeq., is at home spending her summer vacation Mrs. E. Whitman returned to her home at Clintondale Wednesday, She was the guest of her neice, Mrs, E. J. Swavely, while visiting at this place. Miss Annie M.,"duughter of ex-Judge | Orvis, returned Saturday from Clifton | Springs, New Nork, at which place she { has been attepding school. Mr. Thomgs Burnsides to his home in Missouri Monday evening. Mrs. Brockgrhoff accompanied him and will spend geveral weeks visiting among returned friends in fhat state, Miss Lilie Aikens, one of Bellefonte's most chayming and agreeable young ladies returned from school at Berming { ham and will spend the summer vaca tion at the home of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Aikens, corner of Allegheny and Bishop streets, Judge Krobs and wife of Clearfield spent & few days at bis old home with his mother | near Pine Grove Mills, having been called | ere to attend the funeral of his brother | Levi's wife, which sad and unexpected locks well, | OBrrTvarYy.—At her home | Grove Mills, Centre county, Pa., near Pin | June 18, | Krebs, of paralysis o | 47th year of her age. f i y | cock between t | four, penalty of $10 for each woodoock, | 1884, Mrs. Margaret Krebs, wife of Levi | 4 dun ' y the heart. in the | USL, OT partridge between January one | { October fifteen; pecalty of $10 for each | attractions this week arethe Arion Glee | Club at the Opera House to-night, and on | our much esteemed friend and neighbor, | fair and festival. For some time past Mr | her reserve. The sunouncement of her It is our sad duty to chroicle the death of | Friday and Saturday evenings the Miles. | Mrs. Levi Krebs, which occuurred on | burg Cornet band expect to hold a grand | Friday, June 18th, at 11 o'clock, A. M., at | We hope the | of this kind | to a victory and | { D. 1. Kunes and Mr. A. C. Moore have | been in a friendly contest for a beautiful gold watch offered as a prize by the above named band. As both these gentlemen | are popular and®bave a host of friends the | proceeds will no doubt be quite large. The | presentation will take place on Saturday evening. Col. D. H. Hastings and J. L | Spangler, Esq., will be present and deliver i and Everybl pleasant iy and be cordially invited to sttend | . 3 addresses, as lively Lime may expected, is —A member of a prominent musics; 1 one of the inted men of any sin The a serenade by ’ firm of this place was perhaps most disappe ce the tablish. the Ro. ever pominstion at Chicago os ment was tender J band rood Sgturd x | Ang 5 ed heart wards by 1 i r hearts wi re than Aiken i the contequences that the re Ie 4 hear that oe bu ware afraid 1 of fave y The of Knight" was that, but nomination lead it lsn't. He don’t ist kind of a pole, and that o nd But come i “Plamed would i+ ih \ currence is q ie suppose b i giraddie insignificant in his mi when compared with the real cause the brink and must to the point. We too { and bate to tell, wo we are nearing on : Are awflu but have coaelud. Of | P. 8S, Wo have concluded to die. We could never say a bouncing pair of twins never. The mere thought makes us shud. { der, especially since the lot preceding | this Inst installment wers twins also, Tt | would be advisable for Billy to starts | small Union of his own on top of Eggtown hill, ~Fditor Swavely hired three small boys Lo carry his strawberries home last evening. — News, Mistake, Each of them were larg. er than the “jokes of the News. They were not boys But guards armed to the teeth. Tt was necessary to pass Mr Bailey's house and knowing hispropen sities for strawberries we took this ext precaution to insure their safe delivery. Wasra.—~A position by a girl four teen years old as nurse-girl. Address “Nurse” care this office, A young lady with a fair education to earn type wetting, Apply (by lotter) to Tus Coxrar Drvoonar, | many to} bashful | ed to conquor our bashfulness this time op | die in the altempt. He is the happy father | | tudden and unegpected death caused uni. | versal sorrow in the hewris of our people. | The deceased was in ber usual health but | {complaining of a pain in ber head “that | morning, but nothing serious was thought | of it. After attending to her moreing | work about the house she went to work in | | the garden. After a short time she { turned to the house and said to one of the re | children that she bad a pain in her head | sod isid down on Mr | having been Lo a neighbors house Krebs on 1 oa » ie lounge, an | errand, and when he returned and noticed her on the lounge, as he thought, taking a rest, 88 she seemed to be sleeping, but in trying to rouse her up soon f i “ WAR Dr &i una she inser Ww EPeak i n sna nty Pine sree] fl ng Siale, an The de Orv near Mastor th } that he whilst quite rated ® 0 the ) wang, and w JOR permitted was a ¥ ar attendant at the of w to think old W pow ro jae gh i wahip tand It i» and her chair at home and her in the mancluary are | forever vacated by one | life. | The funeral took place from her resi- dence on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, | services being conducted by her pastor, { Rev. J. A. Koser, of the Lutheran congre- gation. The remains were ingerred in the Pine Grove cemetery, and further services were conducted in the church, which was | filled with a large circle of deeply moved friends and neighbors, services ng very solemn and impressive. Words of the text are found in James 4.14, The bereaved family have the heartfelt sympathy in this sad hour of bereavement. Trusting to Him who knows what is best and does what is best ; making all things together for good to thoes who love Him and do His commands. Ww. No Tick x0 Pay. Watches and clocks rightly repaired at Frank Galbraith’, jew. eiry store, Bush House Block, Bellefonts, Pa. A full line of jewelry, watchs, clocks and silverware always on hand, Every. thing warranted as represented «We wore informed by our friend Mr. Sternberg that one of the dishes for his dinner on Sunday last was new pota- toes out of his own garden and of his own ralsing, “Sternie” is always bound to koep just a little ahead of any one else, both in gardening, ete. We take ithack, TPorhaps Abe Baum is a little ead in the “ete's.” 3 ist in the prime of The Eagle Cornet Band of Roland con- template holding a grand outdoor fair and festival in a shady nook at Curtin’s Iron Works, Saturday June 28th, to continue It is to be one of the grandest affairs ever known in that vicinity, and a large attendance and good time in gonersl may be expected The band has veen improving rapidly un- der the leadership of Mr. J.'T. Harrison of Plessnnt Gap, and we'll stake our bot. tom dellar the “Eagle’ takes the cake for during the day and evening. Centre county before many months, Tue Frou axp Gave Laws or tie Stare -Within the past few days the Sports. men's Association have issued a card containing the game laws of the state, | The association is large and influential, | and is determined to prosecute sil vio laters of the laws, which, with their re | cent modifications, are published below | (Gaue—-No person shall kill or persue | any wild deer, save only between the | first of October and fifteenth of ber, of any years under a penalty of $50, Decem No person shall at any time kill any | fawn when in his spotted coat, or have penalty of §50. Dogs pursuing deer or fawns may killed by any person, and the owner such dog shall be liable to a penalty $10 for each deer killed by such dog ex- cept in Centre, Clinton, Fayette Lycom. bal huylkill, Wyoming counties, ing, Luzern, Union No person shall kill, or have in posses | sion after being killed, any grey, black, | or fox squirrel, between January | and September first, penalty of §5 for | each squirrel, bare or rabbit. Farmers | are allowed toshoot at any time on their | when | | own grounds squirrels or rabbits, | destructive to crops; between January first and October fifteen, penalty of §10 | for each upland or grass plover; wood. one and January July be one, quail; ruffled grouse or pheasant | tween January one and October penalty of $10 for each pheasant, No person shall, at any time, kill or | take any wild turkey, grouse, pheasant, | | of any blind trap, snare, net or device | whatever, under penalty of $10 for each } hird. { No person shall hunt or permit the hunting of hares or rabbits with ferrets, of #10 for caught or killed by such means, illegal to kill, trap, « have posession hawk, finch, flicker, i | under penalty each rabbit 1 i $4 r expose for sale, o1 in after being whipoorwill, martin, night thrush, lark, killed, any swallow, oriole, red bl ive robin, bird, nseclivo @r 5 wood pe cker cedar bird, cat bird rany other under a penalty of n shall rol : ira, tanager « of any wild it We oniv by t lis wbited by a pen ty of $25 C0 3 stream { under No person shall kill, sell, or have possession after being killed, any salmon Por speckled trout, sa only from first of Apri] st, under penalty {of $10 for each fish shall catch or kill, save only with rod, hook and line, outline or ©" to first of Aagu No person scroll at any time, and no person shall | eatoh or sell, or have in posession after being killed, or Susquehanna salinen, of January and first of penalty of $10 for each fish, No person shall kill or eateh by plac ing any torpedo, gianbpowder, nitro glycerine or other explosive substance in any of the streams of this Common wealth, under penalty of $50, No person shall catch or destroy fish by shutting off or drawing off any of the waters of the State, or by dragging small nets or seines therein, when the waters are oo partly shut off, under penalty of $50. No person shall place any set net, vel wire, kiddle, brush or facine net, in any ol the waters of this State, under a penalty of $25 for each offense, It shall not be lawful, at any time, to cateh fish by meansof the drawing of a seine oF seines in any of the waters in this Sate, under a penalty of $25, between first Lasts Fonrven, Go to 8, A. Stover’, High street marble yard for grave stones, monuments, ole, The cheapest and best place fo central Penngylvania. E + BE — ~Plckerel, White Fish, RovLaxp Baxp ro Waoor ‘gx Up. Lixpex HarL Nores.—Jno, Carper, our supervisor, has been making our rounds Lin » good condition, D. F. Wieland has remodled his barn, which looks quite handsome, 174 of new fence, i pearance, The summer school which is teught by Miss Ella Hoffer Is prospering, {is almost finished. We have occasionally the pleasure of appreciating the smiles of candidates, Wonder if Ben Batler will be next. Ths band members sl) seem to have en- the fresh skin in his potession, under a | of and | first | quail, partridge or woodcock, by means | ny bass, pickerel, pike Tune, under | joyed themselves at Centre Hall on Deco- i ration day, especially the worthy flagman, { who much admired the pleasant counte- | nance of some of the yound ladies, Dr. Jeremiah Tressler, late candidate for | Sheriff, is one of Lhe most successful farm. ers in this neck o’ woods Our Republican friends are already pre- paring themselves for the salt river expe- dition. Twill be not wise to predict who the next President will be until after the Demo { cratic convention meets, which will be a* { satisfactory ae the November election, The population here is fast increasing by | new emigrants, They are mostly Greeks, { Italians and Americans | ration day. A change of pasture is said to | seems "tis not f i Supervisors should not that { big hill in good walking order, or that cer- ail LO keep tain young man who travels tha! way late on Ssturdsy night will bave to do it him. | self. A weekly visitor who drives a large bay in 8 two wheeled conveyance is much no- | ticed by that young man who sdmires—- Ex-Presto, correspondent for the Centre Reporter, mys, “Does X, the correspondent {of the Cexrex DeMocrar also gate on that other fence as he calls ? want » Go | ahead and put it up, only don't be so long about doing it. | over the Republican convention st Chicago | has struck hard on the Republichans here, | | and will no doubt end in their “fopping"’ over to the Democrats, X Ziox axp Vicixiry.—The crops | very promising, especially the corn crops, { which is equally as promising as the lie | mocracy of this place. David Solt, a leading Demorrst, is of f i Zi mails of Uncle the enterprising mechan o Dave also n deals out the Sam to the good people of this place. We rems’k that Jno. Dubbs understand, as mca about succesful i. Wa a farming as he « making good roads Ou worthy supervise ieves Intheg iden rale, ) » says If ¥ he ail ohnathan Rove was visor he would rem } obstructions IN om the road, {r We advise our Republican him at the next electi Awox friends LW go for : Li Pexx Hart Hones, «Miss Allison from J. pO Codar Springs visited at o's on Saturday and Sunday Jno Tuesday. Everything passed off lovely [ It witl soon be completed by the expert carpenter, Mr. Loose, was & juror on railroad appraises in Bald Eagle valley. A new method of serenading took place [ago. Music was furnished for the ocean sion with stone sledges breaking stone om the tarn pike. Lovers say it is very en- joying. Chas, Rooper returned home from Muncy last Ssturday evening. Had been there as a guest sharing his kindness at a matrimonial seene, Chas. looks as well as could bo expected after enjoying himself and getting away with good cakes, etc. Rumor has it that mail carriers have been seen in our town delivering mail Not behind the times, are we ? Our telephone exchange that “Jack Plain’ spoke of some time ago is still O K., and many items of interest are tele, phoned and exchanged back and forth. The Hyers sisters, the great singers, wero at Spring Mills Saturday evening. Some of our folks were to hear them and spank very highly of the great inlents G. H. Meyer bas been putting up quite a | which makes a fine ap- The fine dwelling house which will soon | | be occupied by the Hon. W, K, Alexander | The junior partner of the blacksmithing | | department has not been well since Deco- | be good for young ducks, but sometimes it | The news of Lynch the negro presiding | are | one F. Heckman's barn was raised last | J. B. Fisher, our enterprising merchant, | has been absent from home a few days. He | { in our village at a late hour & fow nights | they poses, Mr. Snmuel Kryder and Indy from Nit. {tany valley wre visiting st J. G. Evans, | Mr. Kryder 1s a brother of Mrs, Ev { nnd i# quite an aged man, dno. P. Condo was sporting his on Bundsy. That is right, J. P | Bob is still in the “tooten’’ business snd i ¢ : { takes bis walks on Bunday. Bob, tske me | along, won't you ? Li ¢ilk has Movwraix Boy i i 1 Thursday of last |: i week Mr, Wood. ward read before the State Board of Agri. | culture ai ite meeting in Lock Haven, sn “Coantry Rosds ; {and why ; { essay on what they sre d what they should be, and how.’ | This meeting of the Board of Agrictlture | was presided over by the Governor and i was attended by the most thorough, prac. { tien! and | State, ! derstand what they are doing. After the gent sgriculturiag in the Men who fully appreciate snd ur reading of the essay one hour waseonsum- 3 i 1 1" Ine ] ed in discussls gu | matter, and in | comyj aring the various loon! rosd laws in After th { the Bosrd passed 8 resoluti | t { force in the State, ’ Wes done | mn thanking | Mr. Woodward for the able and instructive | deliverance he had given on x subject in | 4 | ing the different members of the which everybody is interested, nnd request i donrd to | have the essy published in their county 4 papers was adopted Mr. Woodward's paper sitracted much | attention and elicited wider discussion than | any other paper submitted for the consid. eration of the Blate Bonrd of Agricultural | at its Inte Mr. Woodward farms most meeting not j only in the intelligent and | thorough eyslem Lo which that great in | dustry has been brought in recent yesrs but thoroughly investigates every new theory and subject that is advanced on the question of sgriculture, and determines for it nw | himself whether it is or i not useful. | 1h ~Since the nomination of } | Knight, Mr | felt very uneasy and began nomi He has been try e “Plumed Strictisnd bas to build a bost our friend ) the next day after lhe ation was an- to palm it | off us a bath tub for Capt. Snyder and Mr, It's & blasted | thing to take them up Salt river next fall. ner 0 i nounced ng yw better | Bailey, but we kn —Following are the names of con- | tributors of “Fiors]l Decorations” | May 30th, 1884 BUNCH on oF FLOWERS Bimor Yerger. Henry Walker, BS Emme Afkens, Jegile Lomgacre, Mand Hep ok, John Leribe, Mrs ¥ C Richards, Gregg Curtin, Pella Jon Jenyie Hull Fram burn, Maggie Co Rott Larimer, Camphel] os, Jemuie WREATHES ra Senrfoms, Anon McBrid CROSE ES N Mr W ath Robt Searfane, Annie Bower Sa H Benner, Mrs Virgie Purdoe, Ms { Atwood, Graoe Tate, Grace Lukenbach BASKETS OF FLOWERS juts, Ada M er Bartiey a id * Fla Fre ha Wi Peri 1 w annie, Mary Tate ariru® 3 ¥ J Long, Joba i Par bok ota BOUQUETS Malle Fron enn Walkie L 1 edader Go Schools nd two berth Nieels Kteele Btuart wht Lidie Beawer, Herbert Beutier Flew Lédie Weight, Alvin Koma Herkimer Clary b Hayes " -” , FY Mand Warper Ms H mn, Kila Fas Ler tite ¥ Maguie Willie Hunter, Rddie ne, Stella Nola " gt v w, Lillie Jone Lawrences Garis fa Ada nherd, Badie Lan ody Joe Apt. M or Wagner Tare m, ida C1 sliie Furey, Robert gher, Manis Soha Baney, Katie W vile wders. Dare r. Ag ry ¥ ¥. N " 1 Anns M Leathas, Sue M Lesthers John H y Essie Purdon, Pasch Pordoe Esther ol. Fva Powers, Prod nrbeck, Ella Willige Williams, Ourrie Atwood, Chas Rost, "William Ammerman, John H Tate, Minnie Potter, Gen Potier, Cars Noover, Celia Honp, Bessie Rice. Nellie Our 1, Vernie Gordon, George Willisses, James Harris, o Marshal, Michael Sanger, Charity Benning. Katie Bwaveley, Clandie Bible, Willie Bible, Alona Patton, Minnie Davicon, James B Lane, Blward far ris, John Morgan, Thos Bloom, Thee Radding. Return thanks to any whose names may have been overlooked, or do not the that contributed H. 1. Bexxen, Commander Averioxeen.—The undersigned, the { fastest and best salesman in Central Penns | sylvania, having more than heenty year, | experience in selling Farms, Farm Stock, Merchandise, otc, offers his services to the | citizens of Centre and adjoining ccunties as 8 Firrteclam Salesman, Charges reason able. Address Joskrn L. Nery Roland, Centre county, Ps DEATHS. DIED.-AL ber reebdence in Bellefonte, on Monday, at 230 o'clock, of comvumption, Ososlin Bullock, aged about 49 yours DIKD At hor home in Altoons, Pa. on May 290k INKL, Bella Campbell, wife of Gesrge B. Cumphe1t Doar ae thou were, and justly doar, ae will not weep for thee; t t shall chock the starting fone 114s, that thou art free. . And thos shall faith 's consoling power, The ters of love restrain; 0, who that saw the parting hour, Could wish thes here again. ® - Lad wl in list, appear | flowers, &« 3m
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