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THI/RSDAY, A CFIUST 9TH, 1883.
1Y EEINiNGBR & BUMILLER.
Umrcli 3 Smiilsy School Directory.
Evarnrelical.
Pr*. p. IT nr*t ™'T IT. A. Rnfer. rroach'*
Mow 11. A. LION FOR WILL PR.AEH NEXT SUNDAY
IF.FTFIDNGR
NAILAY SCHOOL. L'/O. M.— IFEV.C.F.OEPHNVT.SNPT
MISSIONARY SIH*IETY MEETS INI LLIO \III-S .F MON
DAY EVENING OF EACH MONTH.
Methodist.
Per. Far wan A'tuw* Prracher-frt eharote.
S ,11.TAV SCHOOL AT A.M.—IV A MMSCR. SOP'T
REGULAR PREACHING NEXT SUNDAY OVEULIRJF.
Reformed.
Per. ZirinpTi A. Yoar'eef:. Parlor.
PREACHING IN AARONSBARA NEXT SUN.LAY MORN
ING—HERMAN.
MI <• SOCIETY MEETS REGULARLY ON THE LIRST TITES.
DAY EVENING OF EA< H MONTH.
United Brethren.
per, J. G. IP Her (hi. Preacherin eharpe.
FOURTH QUARTET Y MCETLI R BRUINS AT KEHERS
VOIR N. OIRDAV ALT-RNOOII. IHESITLUIG ELDER
S HOOP IS EX|ECTIML TO BO PRESENT,
UU'LUY .-ICHOOL, 9 A. M.-*A. U. ALEX TINIER, SUNT
Lutheran.
Per. John Towlinson, Parte ß.
HARVEST HOME SERVICES NEXT SABBA'H—AT \:T
RONSB '.RG IN THE ALIERNOON AMI NT MILLH. IN IN
THE EVENING. IT IS HOPED THAT IN VVW OF THE A-
I MI.LAM HARVEST THE USUAL EOLLCCILONS NIA\ BE
vuam d!y GOOD. * • *
SUN.LAY SCHOOL AT 9'4 A.M. IP O. TVINLIIGER, SUPT.
THE AURSBURSR BIBLE CLASS MEETS EVERY TUURS-
D TY EVENING AT 7 O'CLOCK.
LADIES' MITE SOCIETY MEETS ON THE LIRST MON
DAY EVENING OF EACH MONTH.
Lslie & Sojiety Directory.
MILLLIETM LODGE, NO. 9.V>. I. O. O. F. MEETS TN
HNR HALL, I'ENN STREET, EVERY SATIRE LAX E\ NI G.
FIEBIKJEA IVGREO MEETING EVERY THURSDAY <>N
. BEFORE THE FULL MOON OF EACH MONTH.
T\ W. H VKTMAX. SEC. R V. MACCK. N.G.
PROVIDENCE <I RANGE. NO. -17 I*, OF 11.. MEETS IN
ALEXANDER'S BLOCK ON THE SECOND SNTNRDAX OT
EACH MONTH AT LB,. C. M . AND ON IHETOIAILI SA
LURDAV OF .;N H NIONLH AT L 1 * P. M.
LB L.ZEKBY. SEE. T.(I. KUII XRTN.MASTER.
THE MILIHEIM IT. & L. ASSOCIATION MEETS M
THE IVNU STREET SCHOOL LN-IISE ON THE EV NING OF
TIIE SECOND MONDAY OF EACH MONTH.
A. WALTKK, SEE. " B. O. DBINIRGSR, PREAT.
THE MIHHEIIN CORNET HAND MEETS IN THE
TOWN !L.I 11 ON MONDAY AND THURSDAY EVEUII.ES.
J \V. FUOTE, SEE. LB 1. BROWN ITES'T.
Centre County Democratic Com
mittoo for 1333.
PL-TBKT. NAM::. R. O. AUI>RRS3.
ISELLCFONTE N. W, ,T. M. KEIMI'UNE,. .BEHEFENTE
* k s. w. this Smith '•
\V. \V. S. A. MISJ L15T10N,....
HOWARD BORO. IRA C. LEATHERS, HOWARD
MTLESHNRS " .LAM *S P. .ONES,— MD --INIRG
MIILHEIM " F. I'. Muster, MILIHEIM
]'TII!IJSBURG 1 M*. C.U.HERTINGER, ..L'LJILPSJNRG
1 W. SOL SELLINI.LT
S W. A. V. CARPENTER, "
VNIONVULE L> RO. I'. ,F. MEFVOTIALD, FLEMING
)TEN NOR TIVP. WIN. I SITTER, I'ELLEFONTE
LLOG.S " FRANK F. ADAM*,—MILESSMRJ;
HNROEI.LO '* HENRY MEEKER PIN • CLEAN
<• DIRGE ' " JOHN LIOON LEIU >NT
< UITIN " JOLIN MECDOSKEV K<>!NND
L'ORGNSON O. F. ,1. P. \!E 'ORNIIEK. ST U* 'D GE
N. P. L. W, WALKER.... H ASK SPRINGS
<:*ELG S. P. JOHN CAD.IRON SPRING MI!L<
X. I*. WIN. LUCE..... FARMERS' MI'.IS
HAINES K. P. L. P. STOVER WIXHLWARD
• 4 \V, I*. CEO DOWER, \ARO:ISB.IRG
HALF MOON TUP. J. 11. CRIFHN SFONNST.OVII
HARRI.% " L>. W. MOVER, HOALSBURG
ILOUARD " JOHN CLEAN HOWARD
11 as! O.i " Joiin Miios. Ju'iaii
IJberty " Janvs P.'Leinn. Ilt.u'etinra
31 .RI.ML 44 J. J. HOY WALKER
Mih'S 41 ELLIS Shiifer MADI-ONBT'RG
I'ATTON 4 * ASJNEW SELLERS. JR FIIM. RO
I'ENN 4T .I*. 11. STOVER, T'UBIIRN
POLLER X. P. I>. J. MEYER C. NT:ELLILI
S. I*. SAANIEI SLACK TURSOVVI'.LE
BUSH X. P. WILLIAM CULLON PNILI SBIIRG
S. P. J. T. MVRLV SANDY HID.E
S INV SLIOE TWP. V* ILL. IT. LIAYNES,...SN \V SIIO'>
SPRING 4 * K.O. WOO L. ..LIIDLOLONTE
TAYLOR 44 HEPBURN BLOWERS, ..7...FOWLER
UNION 4 * S. K. RINERIEK, Fanning
WAIL;#R • 44 JOS. EMERICK, LLUHLERSBURR
XV'ORIH 44 M. S. SPOTIS, ... PORT .MATILDA
\V:L. C. HEINLE.
Chairman.
W. .MILES WALKEU.
SccreUry.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL,
i'A I*T. ROIir.KT T4GGART,
OF WARREN COUNTY.
FOR STATE TREASURER.
HON. JOSEPH POWELL,
OF BRADFORD COUNTY.
The Democratic State Conven
tion.
THE WORK WELL DONE.
A Good Ticket and a Sound Plat
form.-
#
The Democratic state convention
met in the House, Ilarrisburg,
Wednesday the Ist ii sfant. Chairman
L'ensel called the convention to order
promptly at 10 o'clock. It was the
first meeting under ihe revised rules
and was veiy full. The roll-call show
cd 353 delegates present, out of 350.
Among the prominent personages
Paving seats upon the stage were Lieu
t nant Governor Black, ex-chairman
J. K. Bogart, Sppaker Faunee,Senators
Miearer and Longeneeker, Hon. Daniel
Eimentrout, of Berks, Mayor King,
x-Seirator Allen, of Williamsport, and
C l. Robert P. Deckert, of Philadel
phia.
Robert E. Wright, E-q., of Allen
town was nominated by Senator
Humes as temporary chairman,and un
animously elected by the convention.
He was escorted to the chair by Sena
tor Humes and John S. Farrell, Esq.,
r.iul made a stirring address after
which a recess was take until 2
oVlook.
Upon reassembling the committee
on permanent organization reported the
following gentlemen as otlioers of the
convention ;
President—lion. Rol ert E. James,of
Northampton county.
Secretaries—E. P. Kinser, P. Gray
Meek, S. W. Stradfe, J. 15. Eighty,
George 11. Hoffman, James EL Moran.
Serge.uit-at-Arms—Charles A. WiU
kel n.
I) lorkeepers—John A. Shepler, John
35 Grouse, Alfred C. Callendyr, Thom
as Donohue, W. Turner Keens, W. P.
Murphy, J5. Miller-, John O'Flaherty,
T. S. 15 >yd, W. It>ss Seiler, Jacob
llirst, John Dinger, John Emiuger.
Pages —Jacob Hirsh, William Drady.
AN EXCELLENT ADDRESS.
I)r. Patton and Augustus Duncan,of
Fianklin, escorted Mr. James to the
chair. In his address lie thanked the
convention for its kindness and re
quested quiet and order in the transac
tion of the business before it. ''Vou
are standing in a hall to-day that has
been s >net ill <1 by the pinions wnpk of
another body win s 1 mooting took place
hut one brief year sr>. I; l the inter i
pst of the one t <>- da vbe <| ml IV (Mil
setwd. Individual* came tocpiher
then to lay all la >o os ami personal |n"
Terences on the altar of I lie pait\\sj
pond. That, convention pave express
ion to the one great demand of th<
oomnionuTaUli —to nlicve the state f
its di-srraee and to brine honesty and
eoi.fldence to the depot tments of LT V
eminents. The convent i-nt obeyed the (
call of the people then and nr.in d the i
standard hearers who to d iv as oftu ials
admit is*er with scrupulous firmness
and cave t' en o-Is given into their
keeping. The cause then was tlie j
cause of evei v flicside. The purpose (
of the people lias heen accompli-D ed
and the pledge o made have l>een Kept.
The people are here again at our <1 >ors
to-day asking us to com pie' e the pur
pose begun a year ago lo disenthral t! e
commonwealth. The time will come
when the in'qui ties that disgrace wtr
fair state shall forrwr be of the past.
Hut the same patiiotisui and denial of
a y<ar since must be exercised now so
that the work of lodemption in the re
maining two others may go on. I can
sav to the governo!. elected ai d inaug
urated bv the people, that the same
pco t de are with you ai d for you and v\ ill
'tand by you. They are proud of the
mam who carries out the I tws as they
would have them observed and exe
cutes Ihe provisions of the coustitu
t ion.
The CJtiveitlion slnnvptl its npprovtil
of Mr. .Tatties' tft'ind sjifp/lt by lieditv
ami c-Mil iniu'tl ttppltiuso.
The convention Un it proceeded to
tiomittalecan li l it j 8 f>r Auditor (on
ertrl ;i';d S.;ite Treasurer. A jxret
many gentlemen were nu\l f> t' Au
ditor (Jeneral. Tlie follitwiiif; is the re
sult of the ball>'s :
THE BALLOT
First Ballot- Giier, s( ; Swan, II ;
Buss, 27 ; Zeigler , sS : McCacliran,
A\) ; Tairßatt, -IS . Dt fI.'JS ; Rtowti.l:] ;
McKennan, .'J ; iTichclson. 7 ; llitst,
17 ; Coxe, 8 ; llartity. 5 ! ; Bojjert, 1.
Secot d Ballot—(>ttor, Ho ; S.vau 1 ;
Guss, 18 : Zoigl r, ">1 ; McCacbran,
47 ; ra* j art, - ;
McKenuan, '2 ; Ilanity, 71 ; ruint>
10.
O t the third ballot Mr. irt w is
nominated by a large ui j u ity and tlie
nomination was made unanimous.
STATE THEAfcUHER.
Powell's name was presented
by S. W. Liltle. of Bradfoid, as 4i a
true representative of a tine democra-
cy—a man as pute in morals as Le is
sound in p .litics." Mr. Wadxlington
gave the record as he nonrnated I>.
Brysou McC ml. Georgo li >ss in a
stirring speech pics tiled Tiiomas M;:c
ilonolds, and was stconded by Ix.liett
>lcN.ttnara, who spoke of him : s the
man "who will c died tie S-,70d,c0J
that to-day are deposited in the ivput -
lictin banks of this slate." lie said
furthei that the s"o;>,0 >o on inteivs* in
a single buik ia this state to pay re
publican campaign expenses would be
on interest no longer bat invested as
directed by the llnines la .v. Hon.
Hugh Mackin was nominated by Mr.
Donoh le, of the Philadelphia d lega
tion. Then the ballot was proceeded
with. Throughout the first call there
was an unusual interest, the vote boing
very close. It stood at the cl>3e :
Powell 132, MacHeynolds 110, McCool
SI and Me.ckin IS. Too second ballot
decided the nomination, Mr. Markiirs
name being withdrawn. Tlie result
was : Powell *22), Mac Reynolds SO and
McCool 40. The cheering was very up
roarious and lasted for s >m 4 ti.no.
Captain Tugtrart and Mr. Powell
both appeared before the convention
and thanked the delegates for the hon
or conferred, promising to administer
the trust,if confided to them,with fidel
ity and an e\e single to the best inter
ests t f the public.
The platform, consisting of sixteen
planks, i 3 full and complete in all its
parts—all that can be desired. We
will lay it before the readers of the
JOURNAL next week.
The work of tne convention was
well done and evidently augurs suc
cess.
-
The telegraph operators' strike
s 4 ill continues.
-■*
A SOUTHERN OUTRAGE —The Geor
gia House of Representatives unseated
I). J. Pioctor, a white representative
from Camden county, and seated An
thony Wilson, colored, in his place, by
a vote of 87 to Gl. Wilson has been in
two previous Legislatures. There are
two other negroes in the II risk
A PROSPEROUS STATE.— Georgia,the
Empire State of the South, is making
lapid strides in material aad moral im
provement. Manufacturing, the me
chanic arts and agriculture are all
ft lurishing as never before. Out of
her fifty- two counties forty-eight have
given majorities in favor of the local
prohibition of the liquor traffic, which
proves that sobriety ai d good morals
keep full pace with material prosperi
ty. It is a noteworthy fact, too, that
Georgia is a staunch democratic state.
-- o
The stalwart senate still labors
hard to prevent an apportionmcnt
atten dollars a day.
• .—-*>•-
His Name is Piko.
CONCORD, N. 11., August 2.—The
following is the forty-second ballot for
senator in the legislature ; whole num
ber, 315 ; nee ssary for choice, 158 : E.
11. Pullins, 1 ; A. F. Stevens, I ; W. S.
Ladd, 1; Gilman Marston* 10 ; Ilarry
Bingham, 112; Austin F. Pike, 1 SI.
Pike having a majority was declared e
lecttd amid gieat applause.
I.EC. It.. 1!) i'ER TISK.M E.VTB.
OJH ELM I'F'S s.\Ll 4i . -By xirlue of sundry
, . wiiCor Fie.a Fa.-i -s. Levan l-aei i- and
Wu.lllibni Kvponr.s. ixs.ied out of Hie c.niri ol
Con m n I'k.s of Centre <• nnitv and to me di- I
reeled. 1 here aid be exposed at putilie sal 1 it
th Court House. In Hell d'oiite, on Saturdnv,
\ngiist .'Mb. lsvt. at I :i<>o'e'o.k. i*. M . the fol-
I wring d- . i'll'd teal Mate or the defendants,
to wit i
No. 1.
■MI that certain nu>sti ige and tract of land
s'luitein t e township el ColIeg> t County ol
. Vol re and Mate ot I'ennsy lvnnl i. bor.nded and
des.nihe.t as follows, to w I: I'.erlnidng ill a
stone corner on line of Mo>e- I bompsoii lai d.
Ihenre bv Ibe ame It* till H 10
p webes to a p d,t hence '■ y I ind of XV iI lain late
fate n*nv John Smillt urih :'l' west pi* nereji
i>, io a p lv 't. I lien.'.* i\ III.' saul land of M. •es
I hompson s.mlli I 1 ' in ! 19 p. r> In slo Iho
place ol bi'rinuin ". eon'mibng. n. ..ere and s :'>
perches. Thereon erected a Iwo-Mory frame
.|weilitor hoU'.o, si d'le ai! othei <>nlbnil.iiiißs
-. , i I. ta u< •. in e\ . , tC.ion and to be sol.l a- the
properlvof Linauuvl Huey, wilh nolle • to all
let re tenants.
No. I
At the ilefeii.lanFs rigid, title and iuteve-t In
and to nil that eert in >r pi< ee of gn.ntul
siluate ia the town of Port Matilda, YVMie
Ceiiuty. IV.n: t. b 'iin letl an I described as 10l
lows; lU'i'innlng ill a point on 111 th -lreel 1-' j
bet lroin e nlieo: xi:i:u Tiaet <d lb bl i ngh'
Valley ltalboad, tb.ei.ee southwest along saul
traet Jo* !ei i to ,t post at \\ -s; street, laenee
northwest a'onasaid street 70 let t n> a p> st to
Water st i eet thciiee along Water Mr-etPeO loci
to I licit street, thence along High street ( n
feet to the bei'lnubef eontaininu >ie loitrla
acres,morn ire s. Th re > i ere. te I ay
frant' sli ie:u iker shop. not store loom
At S.t. All that eert.lilt lot or piece of ground
sitieit" i i Port Matiid i. Worth tniviwlill'.bftilf®
count v. Pa., hounded and described as loLows;
Ihg.lnning at corner ot alley on VJain sir<et
sent It b>i feet to alley, th nee n ong said al.ey
en f.et to a post, thoiu'e north east l'A ft et lo
Mam Street. th-Miee along Main stieel uoitli
e.isi Me ato alley th" p tee ot beginning, eoti
talittug one fourth acre, more o: le-s. tSiereoii
ere. 1 i a two story dwelling house, stable and
other out bit Mines.
U.si), All that certain messmige, tenement
and lot of land situate In Worth town-hip.
Centre county. 14n..l 4 n.. In an ded and described as
follow s, to w it: lleiriniiai" at n point on Blank
llmt s: tee:. Wood sti. et in Port Matilda,along
!•! ink K> ill I * 1 fe t to > .st,. he nee p irallel w itli
Wood Street JH feet to po-l, tiiem e a'olig Jolin
' lot 1 " feet to WoAd street north "JH feel
j Jo the place of beginning, gntainiug
| .XL's *. All tint eert at . messuage, tenement
! and lot o. ground -iteatte pi the town hip of
I Worth, County of Centre ami Stute of Pe nsyl
i vania. I>-.untied and ■iesetil.eil ;i- follows, to
1 wit: Be vinn ; ug at :t point on math sole of B.t Id
Fault* or. eV at en I of \\ nod str-a't. Hieuea along
said Wood -tree! 7*vH feet to past. Hi nee along
John I d i'' b'et to post, thence parallel
with Wood street 7 s feet to po-t. llmnee al*ng
Hald Ragle Creek 170 feet to the beginning. <• m
t.lining ——. Sei/ed. taken in execution
aud to 11 sold as tin- nroi>ert) ol John u. Jones.
N(>.
| All th it certain lot of ronn I situate in Hoggs
township. Centre ttuttnty, Pit., lbounded and
! deset'dx das follows to wit: nil tin* can |>y
(ieoi ge Tiiylor. tat the north bv Heorge Taylor,
on the west byfJeoue laylof, and on lite
south by Pitblie Koad, eoutaiuiug iw . ames,
more or less. "liereou e eeted a single story
frnnt>* chureh baUding. Selw.l, taken in nxe*
eittion and to be sold as the proper!" of Valen
tino Keese et al. truste s of Chestnut drove M.
K. Cituteh.
Xo. t.
All that e. rf in mes-uaee. tMietuenf and to
of groeAd sittia'* in t!i - iinvn of Mllesbtiru.
('entre count,. I'a., bo united on Hi* west by
Turnpike M., on north l-y alley, on east and
south by lot of .Miles, thereon ere ded a tan
nery. dwelling h ease an t u'her oiittmildiugs.
Nei/e L taken in eveeutlou and fob' suld as tiie
property of Joseph Nhirk.
No a.
All th it certahi
situate in tiie borough of ltollefonte. in the
county of ( cntie ami s ate ot Pennsylvania.
"Fronting oj Wi-d Way*' t ill*.tied and de.
ei i >"d as follows, viz : Be Inntag at a poi ,t on
said w'i< b ins Way titty b'et southeast of Itolt
ert Hepburn formerly T. M Cutnsey, thence
north sixty live ami one halt"degrees west Ufjy
ft-et to btiof said Hcph.trn ti. nee al<> ig said
i ; of tlepimru u >i.h tlneo ami oe half degrees
•• -t twenty pere'aes ; > lot of R. W. Huh*, Hi 'nee
along !i e of Ha!', north >ixtv fo:ir degrees
< g t fifty feof ton t rst, thenen by other land of
sii I Be'wer ami s!.i;g> i t soipit tlire • and me
li d! <1 • e , w c-t to the p! te" of t'eg,ni.ii:g.
>ei . taken Lt ex 'O.i- io.i and to be so d as the
prop- rtv of Andrew J. I.u 'as an I lfaehel E.
Lucas.
No. V
All that cm-tain lot o" > ee of ground situate
tn W aik: rvti- .in Ii , f 'I n t-e.vn- dp.Centre
c:mnty. PA., on the southeast side of Main Bt.
adj iuing lots of Mrs. I!!.lively oil the east an I
lot of Henry A lain •onth • we-a, ku ex t in the
plot or plan of mud village ta tot No. 21, front*
iugoQ Main street sixty fivn f* -t and running
back <>! Ie Im i Ire I .u i -,x!.v feet an I Irdug tii •
same pr nd-es x.lii h James A Cross purch rsed
at < rph ms' Court Sale as the property of fJeo
P. Mattern, oee',l Se,/ed. tak'ii II e.\" utuni
and to be sold as the prop -i ty of Jam • - ho- ..
All that c*rf.Un tract of land situated in
Hoggs township. county of Centre, b • -and *d by
lands of M<-1\ inn -ys li*iis on the w -t. McCoy,
Lion & (\. oil (lie north, John Harper on tic
< ,>-t an I Patrick Flinn 0:1 tin* soul emit,lining
about seven! vsi \ acivs. ti In-iier tin- smi * pro.
lull's which William < u"tin in his lifetime s ; i
by aili< h sof nnrccinc.it to tln* sai ! John Wat
son. which articles of agreement. were duly
proven in the h ph.ins'Court of Centio count>
and tli * l.iiKl them a men: join d decreed to said
.lohn Watson on tin* _7t!i day of Nov. ls7ias by
reference w ill more fuiiy appe tr. Seized. taken
in execution and to bo sold as the property of
John Wat-on.
No S.
All the li-'iit. ti 1 • and interest of tin* defend
ant In and t >. 1 thai messuage, t* uewent and
tr.i t of land sit.iate in the l u-oueli of 11 >w ird,
bounded on the north ' lands of \. S. Tipton
and Alls. >u- ui Knoll, on tins east l>y the turn
pi n* leading to Jacksonville. <>n*t!c south ly an
alland on lie* west by lands of N. I*. Rid lie,
containing sixteen acres, more or less, thvivou
erectc ! a log dwelling li -us -. st ibl-i and other
out buildings, N-l/.e I. taken in execution and
to he sold as t!i-* property of William Leathers.
TKlt M.s< 'ASH. —No deed will lie aeknow ledge.l
until the purcaa.se monev is paid in f nil.
T. J. DUNKLH, NherilT.
1"> KG I*TLIE'S NOTIU - s_Th<* following ae-
L counts hive been exanined, pissed and
reuiaiu filed of record in liiis oIU,-e for tc<- in
spection ol heirs an I legatees, creditors and all
others in any way interiMt'Mi and will lie pr
seuied to the Orphans' Court of Centre eoanty.
on Wednesday, the 2.lth day of August, A. I>.
1 sS !, for allowane * and confirmation:
1. Tin* first and final 'account or -I. M. Rlair
and William Brower, Executors t.f Ac., of Al
exanner Edinistofi, late of Union township,
decease,!.
2. Distribution ac uiunt of John I*. Taylor,
one of (lie 'xecpt >rs of Ac., of R,*V -e: RrLtbin.
late of Totter township, deceased, distributing
dower of said decedent, in esta'c of D. Brisbin,
d'-eeased, I Kind among th is ' legally entitled
thereto.
•'). The second an I partial account of duo. M.
Heverly. sole < xeculorof Ac. of.fames Utwerly,
late ol ilowatd township, deceased.
4. The account of Robert Mc''.iliiianf. execu
tor of Ac. of Elizabeth MeCulmant, late of .Ma
rion township, deceased.
5. The final account of Dr. P. T. Muse",
guardian ol OshnrueS. ii illmvay, a minor child
of Sarah M. lloilowsiy. deceased.
•>. 'I he account of A anew Sellers, guardian of
Elmer K. Roller and Ad la Roller, minor
children of Jnlui Roller, late of Rentier town
ship. deceased.
7. First and partial account of Jacob K<*tucr,
executor of Ac. of John Kctncr, iatc of Haines
township, deceased.
8. Tli - first and final account of Owen Under
wood. administrator of Ac. of Mati.da Bodle,
late of Uni m township, decease I.
Account of J. 11. Relfenvder, administra
tor d b n of Ac. of Siiuuel 11. -Mey -r.latc of Pcnn
township, deceased.
10. 'i'ii • final account of AT. D. Roekey. ad
ministrator of Ac. of John (house, laic of Miles,
township i.eceased.
11. The second and fiuil account of John
Grove. aiiministrator of Ac. <>f Peter Brcon, 1 ite
oi Gregg township, deoea-ttsl.
12. The ace Hint of Bar'ura Housef, adminis
tratrix of Ac of Martin liouscr, late ol College
township, decca <ed.
Id. AOCOIIIU ol J. 11. Rcifsuyder, administra
tor of Ac. of Jacob L. Los -, late of .Miles town
shin, deceased.
11. final account of I*. G. Brett, guardian of
Lizzie Ward (rmw Ib-imey) minor child of
Uriah Ward, late of Ferguson township, dee'd.
45. Final account of R. G. Brett, administra
tor of Ac. of Hannah <'h .mbers, fate of Fergu
son township, deceased.
, hi. The account of Benjamin Kcrstctter, ad
ministrator of Ac. of Daniel s. Kcrstctter, late
of t'enn township, deceased.
17. The account of Robert Glenn,adiuinHra
tor of Ac. of itehecci Batrman, lateoi Ferguson
township, docea-Hxl.
is. The final account of James I' Coburn,
< y.ccutor of Ac. of James Barber, late of Gregg
township, deceased.
l'.. Final account of Joseph Gates. Trustee to
selltlic real estate of David Keod,latjof Fergu
son townsliip, deceased.
2<. Tic* lirst anil final account of Jeremiah
and diaries Eckenroth,administrators of Ac. of
John KckenroUi. late of Spring township, dee'd.
21. The account of Jcremiaii Haines, execu
tor of Ac. ol Geo. Weight, late of Miles town
ship. deceased.
22. Tlie account of Albert Owen, administra
tor of Ac. of Margaret Ntclson, laic of i'iulips
bwrg borough, itis-case 1.
2.j. The account of christian Alexander, ex
ecutor of Ac. ol' .Mary Mark, late of iVnn town
sliip, deceased.
21. The final account of Elias Fellerlmlf, ad
ininistnitoi- of v<;c. of John Neese, late oi Gregg
townsliip. deceased
25. Third account of Daniel Bartgcs, execu
tor of Ac. o! John Bartgcs, lute of Gregg town
ship, deceased.
*io. Tlie first account of Mary I. Wilson, Geo.
W. and '1 hos. W. Fisher, executors of Thomas
Wilson, late of llaUinoon township, deceased,as
filed by Geo. W. Fisher and Thus. W. Fisher.
27. The first and partial account of Henry
Meyer, executer oi" Ac. oi llenry Meyer, late o£
Milrs l owi slil|>. DECEASED.
•.'<. ill' lico ami imni J orcouMf <>f ll* nrv
Meyer. I nndce of I h • est itO of ilenry Meyer,
l.lic ol Milos '.owlish |>, ili'rt'tt.si'il
:>o. Tiic lll.l'll ami ,'.11,1 Aceonut or Elizabeth
Keller mill •l..<c|i|i Koder. exeeutois of \o. of
Jobn Roller, late of Itenner tow n*blp, deceased.
•IK The aci'i unt of Michael Confer, guard n
of Mis. Nora 1 mas. (ate Daughenb an; li)
mlnoi ehlhl of •'acoh I'aurhcnl'iutgli. ilei'casi d.
;<l. The account of IU in \ ||. TwiWnycr, ad
mini-lialiM of \c oi Kiiiai'm 1 I niftnyer, lateo
\\ alkvr town lap, ilei
;!•! 'I h account of tjoio pc Alexander, tul
iniiilsf rat or ol .s>* of J> lib Hodlc, late of I liloii i
tewosliip, ileecaseil.
Tl c first and final account of Dr. .1. M.
llhtlr, lritsleeapi oiuleil to sell tin' real estate ol
\S illiani lllalr, late i f Jhiwunl township, itee'd.
:|. I'lic aeeoimt of M Aid s. Kleiller anil <,
\\ . thi iter, iitl in ildst rat era of \c. of <ei -rge
llaitif. late < I .MHllieiin hoioiiuh. deceased. #
'l lie una I aeronut ol .tonal It ml less and .1.
ti. Hcbcrllng. ai'ininisiratois of Ac. ot .lames
Dunlap. late ot I'cigusou tow n hip. deceased.
.'la. '| he aeeoimt o| John Mill >, administra
tor of &c oi Harriott M ilitants lute of Huutou
tow te htn. dec> used .
P7. T lie account of Aaion I*. Zethy, ailminls
t rat of of Ac. of Reuben j. Zerby, laio of IVnn
towm-li p. ih censed.
~s. tne account of Albert Dwell, adinlnistra
for d hu c I a of v've of Jolt t D. Milliter, laic oi
Pililll'sl inhoioii 'li. ih ceased.
ad. the account of Jits s. MeCalinuut, liob
crt Met alma lit and \\ i Ilia tn Hioitlhh e. • \ecu
loi'S of S;c. ot J as. A. McOilnutnt. late ot Mil
lion tow ti hip, deceased, as thed hy Mm. All rt
lUlfAi* •
JAMISA. MCCLAIN, Uegister.
OtIPM ANS' COl'U T SA LK —•!*>' virtue of an
ol d T of the orpli tils" eolU't of Centre Co.,
theie will t • exposed to public sale on the
premises in Millhehu. I'a.,
I''KID V \ . AIKU ST ID Til. IWI,
at lUo'eh ck, \ M., the oHowiair valuable real
estate of lite late .loliu 1. t'ooie. deceased, viz:
No 1. itin' thereof iH'glliulng tit a post,l lielice
a ton u; lan iof ft. A. Mtissor, sotitli •v J ,° west (?!
feet 0 inches to a post. Hi uce along same s nil li
s; 1 , west v, pet i liu li sto an alley, thetici
aloim an alle\ south.a 1 * J east <"8 fci t > tiicln sto
tin.* edge of M tin Street, thence in a parcllcl
line Willi Mailt Street, north M V east "a■ 1 . feet
to the place of lieglnning, containing I- iIMUU
|M*rclte>. thereon erected a
Sum. Ihu -i:, \\ M;I: ilofsK and out! 'hidings.
No. one oilier tlieie>d beginning at stones
on t ln* hank oi Klk Creek, thence along laud ol
M. Depharr, so nth i wc-t la 1 , perelies to
stones, thence ly lands of D. A. Musscr. nortli
v J east 3.3-In p- rein s lo st uieS. tie ir creek,
tin net* n J Kil l creek hy I uul of said .Mussel's
north S west 1.7 10 jit*relic* to the place of Is*
ginning, containing p. rft s.
No. J. Due > titer tin ivof hounded on 1 he s mill
hy Main .-ii'ei-t, oi iin* by lot for me ri j ol
John Ha iter, on tin* north by laud <>t Jacob
i.i pli ii t, and on lie* west by ait alley, tin icon
erected a
I'l AsiTUni DwKt.I.IXU Hoi SK, STABLE,
and oli.er outbuildings.
No. I. t >iu* <>t her thereof bounded on the west
by lot formerly ot it. if. ilartman, on the north
by Main Sired, on the e: s| |y ,\|i!| I>atIt, 00 the
soittli by land fornict'ly of Win ('. Dune. Hl, con
taining one h ilf acre, more or less, tueroon e
rcct ci| a
T wo STOKY DWBI.i.IXU HOUSE, STABLE
and oth r outbuildings.
No. ". One other thereof beginning nt corner
of land of lohit Zerker, the uce ty land of mate
south l'_ casi 7ti lo perelies to ElkCre--k, llicnei*
by till; Creek north cast i 8-10 perch 's to
post, thence by other lots of decedent, 1101 til l'_
wests ' it perch s to post, thence by mill race
south dl'.j 1 * west 1 Hit) perches to the place of
beuinnlug, containing 38 perches.
No. '<. tin * other thereof bounded on the
north by public rout, on tin* south by Main
street, otithcvv'st by oth *r lot of said ilece
dent, and on tlt ■ north t> an alicv, coutintiiug
on Mattt Street s feel, aiul cxUialiug bai'H lo 1
feet, thereon creeled
A i>i u.tvti Hottsa A*r> Ot'Titun.Dix;s
No. 7. Due other thereoi oegiuniug nt stones,
Ihcnee along s.i ne north ;'. 4 J east i p*rcl!es to
stones, tiume ■ a!on : sam- south 7.>' i ' west 10
peia Ill's i,, tiie place of beginning, containing 3D
(H't'ches. tlier- on er etc<l a
DWJ LI : N Hot SB \ n OCTBUU 118 8,
No. 8. Ami the other thereof hcgliiulujj at
post, lli 'iu'e tiy I'd of M. 17. eharcli south < ' ,
easi s li perches to jios', theuec bv an alley
iioidh i' eas* 4 |u*:'i*aes to p >st. tii'*ncc a! ong
same north < w, -t 7N. |>eiclles to post oi
MiniStr et, then,-' along .Mam street south
K, west 3 pel ehes l (lie place of beginning,
font liniit;. .7 petviics, thcr on ejee'ed a
Dwi.l.t. |M. l.tlfl AM' t't'Tl U1 I IN.iS.
TI'u.MS nf SAI.K: Dm lit.id of the pure..a <■
money to !• paid o:i coailrin.itio.i ol sale one
thl tl on April Ist, l v i, 11!<e I'ul.atiCe on Vpril
Ist, ]ss i. w it. i ii:t i - si. the deferrt d J.i> incut to
K* secured by bot.d ami moiig'ge on the pre
mises.
I*. T. ML'ssmr.
Adiiiinist rator.
At the same tlni" will be fold a ItoliSK
DOW Kit. 1 I."MS. PI.DW Ml All lis, s vl.l'.S,
I't'Al. sl'uVl7 suitable 1 -r school t< >us: o.
store.
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ARION. *-•. AND OTHBH.S.
II quxtabs, violiis, eieiqiiom, ill
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i< 9 & Sheet (Qusig, CQusig CQusig || # |j
n 8 CQusig Riako E?iano Stools. hfl
X®;|* PIANO AND ORGAN INSTRUCTORS—in short, Everything in the Musical Line,
DOMESTIC SEWENG i!ACH!IMES 7 N A E N E D° PA S R TS .
0 $ FINE STOCK OF JEWELRY AND SILVERWARE. ' || .
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Any of thG above PIANOS or ORGANS ctt also be prrcliased W. Tl AIEYEP., AAHONSEURG, PA.
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Leader,
IT IS NOT ONLY THE BEST
MADE, BUT IT IS THE LIGHT
EST-RUNNING. QUIETEST AND
SIMPLEST IN THE MARKET.
IT IS TIIR ACME OF PERFECTION IN
WORKMANSHIP AND PRINCIPLE#
MOTTOa^
PNON CTION TO r>KAl.Eits;
MAIN I ENANCHOF CJDOD I'.ETAII. PRICES;
PUOMISCCOUS SCATTERING OF
AVIIOI.ESAI.I: PRICES.
AGENTR WANT ED.
v FOR PARTICCLARB ADDUKSB
The Leader Sewing Machine Ga,
O CLEVELAND, OHIO.
ram m no. w,
MASETACTCRERB or
"OUR IMPROVED'
WINDJMILL,
JOL AND DXALSM IN {
MM PUMPS, TANKS, PIPE,
Fittings, Brass Goods,
vef y'tfSi", AMI ail thin pa connected with
V Machinery & Water Supplies.
f l • 31 & 33 Randolph Si.
WJ-V j Wson 1 for li-irsTBATED CATA
li,' .] H i IXHJUE AND I'UICE LlttS.
THE WEBSTER MTG CO. UMITED,
DETROIT, MICH.
Once again we call attention to our large
line of
Parlor Suites. Chnndcr Suites, Dining Jioom I'urniturc. r i aides,
Stands, Chairs, I>urcnus, Pedsteads, Sprints of even* descrip
tion, Hair, Cotton, Musk and Straw Matt losses, We tnr.ko
a specialty of II ir Mattresses, and guarantee ft better
Ma I tress for less money than ca he purchased
elsewhere. Solas. Lounges, ( ra les, Hall
Stands, CentreTubles. Easy Chain, Pool;
Cases, Ward robes, Mirrors, Frames, •
—What-Nots, Etc., Etc.,—
0
PODY PHI SSELS, a fine line at low prices.
MOQt'ETTS, Smith's In sf, at $1.50 —worth $2.00.
ROXPI'RY TAPESTRIES at $ I.Oft; sold now here else fur less than sl.L>
LOWELL and other standard make s of extra super, at 75c. to 90c*
SINGLE and DO CP EE 0. C. INGRAIN. 25 to 50c.
VELVETS, ft largo line at low prices.
A large line of Velvet, Smyrna. Turkish and other Rugs in novel and
beautiful disigns.
Also many other grades of standard carpets.
Extra Super Crumb Ci.oth.
E\.nton Mttixcs, Red Check ami fancy colors, 15 to 50c.
Eincoi.ki m, Six different patterns,
t Iji, Cloths, 1-1 to 10-4, all prices and qualities.
Window Siiadkh and Sliade cloth in great variety.
'Vail Pajcr tlie greatest variety uud finest designs in Modern Art Paper
Hanging.
All oar patterns arc selected lor the best ctuil Trade
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
OHICKERING PIANOS—The Standard of (!.. World.
VOSK I*l ANUS -The Ileal for the Money
SMITH AMERICAN ORG \NS—None Hotter,
llridgej ort, Taylor & Faihy, l'alace, Ithaca, Waterloo, SUoling. and all
oUmt Fiist-Cinss Make of O.gtus. SHEEP MUSIC, ami a great vatic
ty of small Music tl Instruments. All Sold At Low I'd ices.
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CHINA AND SILVERWARE!
We have a fine slock in this department. We \\ ish to close out and offer
extra inducements to purchasers".
! We invite the attention of everv purchaser to the inducements we offer.
We handle ifo< d j . in the largest quantities.
We are wiliing to sell at small margin,
the govids wa handle are regular.
Correspondence and mWI o.*d3rs especiilly solicited.
J. R. SMITH & OS.,
4 110,112,114 Front stresi, Milton, Pa.