|l(> j|iUl(ti' JouHiut.
THURSDAY, APRIL 10TH, 1884.
"Published by R. A. BUMILLER.
CM & Ma" School Directory.
Evangelical.
Rex s. B. Hengst anOJ. B. Ibx, Breach's
Rev. J. B. Fox will preach on Sunday even
ing.
Sunday School, I}<l\M.—D.L. ZERBY, Snpt,
Missionary Society meets on the third Mon
day evening of each month.
Methodist.
Rex\ O. P. K- Harris, Preachcr-in-charffe.
Sunday School at A. M.—l). A Musser, Sup't
Reformed.
Rev. Zxrinali A. Yearick, Pastor.
Mite society meets regularly on the llfst Tues
day evening of each month.
United Brethren.
Rev. J. G. IK. Herald, Preacher-in-charpe.
Preaching next 'Sundaymorning.
Sunday School, 9 A.M.—J. G. W. Herald, Sunt-
Lutheran.
Rev. John Toxnlinson, Pastor.—
Sunday School at 9 A.M.—H. K. Duck, Suj>t
The Auesburg Bible Class meets every Thurs
day evening at 7 o'clock.
Ladles' Mite Society meets on the first Mon
day evening of each month.
Presbyterian.
Rev. W. A". Foster. lMstor.
Lofee & SocieD Directory.
Millhelm Lodge, No. 955, I. O. O. F. meets in
heir hall, Penn street, every Saturday evening.
Reliecca Degree Meeting every Thursday on
or ltefore the full moon of each month.
C. W. HAHTMAN. See. E M . M.ii'CK, N. G.
Providence Grange. No. 217 P.oi 11., meets in
Alexander's block on the second Saturday of
each month at lY*. v. M.. and on the fourth Sa
turday of each month at I L, p. M .
D. L.ZERBY, See. T. G. Etui ARO, Master.
The Millhelm B. & L. Association meets in
the Penn street- school house on the evening of
the second Monday of each month.
A. WALTER. Sec. D. L. /.ERBT, Prest.
The Millhelm Cornet Band meets in the
Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
J. H. B. HARTMAN, Sec. SAM. WEISER. JR. Pres.
Democratic County Committee for
1884.
Bellefonte N. W James A. M'Clain.
" S.W AI Garman.
'• W. XV lames SehofieUL
Howard A. Weber.
Miles burg Dr. W C. Grove.
MHlbeim James C. Smith
Philipsburg Ist W•J. N. Cassanova.
2d YV J. O. Loraine.
" 3d YV John M. Hott
Unionville P- McDonald.
Heuner - Wm. It. Close.
Boggs S Frank Adams.
N' George Brown.
Bnrnside 11. 51. Meeker.
College YV. H. Tibtens.
Curtin —. John McClockey,
Fergusou E. P lVter Lanck.
YV. P Levi Walker.
Gregg S - Luther Kishel.
" N Totiu boss man.
Haines E. P 7 M. Feldier.
44 YV. 1 George Bovver.
Haiftnoon - D. J. Gates.
Harris Jacob Weaver, Jr.
Howard Geo. I) Johnson.
Huston— Charles Murray.
Liberty.— Frank Brown.
Marion John Hoy. Jr.
Miles Peter S. Belrly.
Patton Robert Reed.
Penn-. Andrew Campbell
Potter N. P- Dr. John F. Alexander.
44 s. Joseph Gilland.
RushS. P John O'NeiL
44 N.P -v John Long.
Snow Shoe N. P - Edgar Holt.
" '• S. P
Spring John Gerbrick.
Taylor B. Y". Fink.
Union Sant'l K. Emerick.
Walker. Sol. Peck.
Worth Win. Lewis.
P. GIIAT MEEK,
Chairman
THE STATE CONVENTION.
From the Patriot, Aptil, Pth.
ALLENTOWN, April B.—By every
. train to-night croYvds .come from all
quarters until the hotels and boarding
houses are croYvded and most of the
private houses are entertaining visit
ors. At noon Mr. Randall arrived
from Philadelphia. He Y\*as entertain
ed at the residence of Col. W. H. SOYV
den, where, during the day, there was
a constant stream of visitors paying
their compliments to the now recog
nized favorite son.
It will be RANDALL for candidate
for President.
THE Clinton county democratic
committee met at Lock Haven on
Wednesday, April 2nd and decided on
June 4th to hold the county conven
tion. Judge W. W. Rankin, James
Nickson and C. R. Noyes are the un
instructed delegates to the state con
vention.
THE house of representatives passed
a bill on April Ist, providing that the
trade dollars shall be redeemed at their
face value. It is expected that the
senate will give its assenting voice to
the final passage of the bill.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
WASHINGTON, D. C. April 7th. 1884.
As it now stands the exonerating
yeport of the special committee is a
pretty mess for both Keifer and Boyn
ton, and a very touching comming
ling of compliment and equivocation
which the committee allowed itself to
indulge in. Bovnton is exonerated
from the charge made against him by
Keifer, because Keifer's testimony
does not come up to the committee's
standard of legal preponderance, al
though his evidence was confirmed by
two witnesses. Boynton being the
defendant,is entitled to the benefit of
the doubt which the committee enter
tained that the whole brood of the
witnesses on both sides Yvercnot lying
at each other straight from the shoul
der throughout. The committee nev
ertheless declares that both of the gen
tlemen are of unblemished character,
so far as the committee is able to judge
from the testimony, and the powerful
effort made by each to prove the oth
er a liar, the committee hopes, may
not again find imitators in the Repub
lican ranks. It may here be said that
Boynton's denial about the McGarra
hau claim business is very like the
pleading of the great sheridan in the |
borrowed kettle rape, in that he nev
er knew MeGarrahan, and if he did it
was not corruptly, and if corruptly,
there was no malice prepense about it.
Those who believe that the public
domain should remain in the actual
possession of (Jovorninent, to be dis
tributed to actual settlers instead of
going into the hands of speculators
and laml-pilingers, will be pleased to
learn that the Government is evincing
a determination to enforce what law
there is in protecting itself against the
stupendous frauds that have become
bold to actual defiance. The fencing
in of millions upon millions ot acres of
the public lands by herdsmen, the
frauds practiced upon the Government
in the occupation of other millions of
acres of land under the homestead and
preemption laws, through forged and
perjured affidavits, and the appropria
tion of immense bodies of timber land
belonging to the reservations, have
been going on for years in the taee ol
the efforts that have been put forth by
the Government to restrain them,
which from the inadequacy of the ap
propriations for special agents, have
thus far proved futile. The Interior
Department, however, has found suffi
cient authority to take this particular
bull by the horns and. without respect
to persons, the special agents have re
ceived their instructions to ferret out
evorv instance of fraud and follow it
up to the conviction and punishment
of the offender. It transpires that
some of the men involved in the fenc
ing in of public domain are those who
affect to stand well with the Govern
ment, and therefore presume them
selves exempt from legal interference,
but Secretary Teller's instructions are
to the effect that the whole system
shall he wiped out root and branch,
and the eases now pending before the
United States courts in the States and
Territories show that the agents have
already entered upon the work.
PIIONO.
<36-
A Drummer Attacked by High
waymen-
SELINSGROVE, April s.— This after
noon as Willis Hess, a commercial trav
eler, was crossing the ridge between
New Berlin and Win field on his way to
Northumberland and while passing
through a small strip of v.oods, two
tramps rushed front behind a cluster ot
bushes and seized the horse by the bri
dle and demanding that Mr. Iless
should halt. After stopping the horse
one remained at the horse's head while
the other drew a knife, saying: "I'll
end you if you dont shell out your dust,'
and was in the act of climbing into the
buggy, when Mr. Hess drew a revolver
and fired two shots at him. ly this
time the tramp who held the horse had
tied in the woods, leaving his compan
ion to fight his way out. Mr. Hess
plied the whip on his horse and made
his escape. He says he is not sure
whether any of the shots fired took ef
fect, but immediately after the second
shot his assailant fell to the ground.
- s-
It has been stated, and some sports
men will, no doubt, ne sorry to hear it.
that a fishing-pole has been invented
that registers every fish caught. This
will do away with all fish stories, inas
much as the augler with a pole that
dosen't register will always be regarded
with suspicion.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.—The following ac
counts have been examined, passed and
remain tiled on record m 1 lie agister's office
for the inspection of heirs and legatees, credit
ors and all others in any wise interested and
' will be presented to the Orphans* Court of
Centre county on Wednesday, tiie 30th day of
April, A. f>. I*B4. for allowance and confirma
tion :
1. Tlte secotul partial account ot B. F. Plnl
•ps. surviving executor of &c, of Christopher
Moyer. late of I'eun township, deceased
2." The first partial account of B. O. IVinius
er, one of tho executors of Jonathan Philips,
late of Millheim borough, deceased
3. The account of M. L. Kishel, administra
tor of &c. of Catharine Sliultz, late of Gregg
township, deceased.
4. The acoount of Samuel Hall, administra
tor cta of &c. of lervic Hall, late ot Kendall
county, state of Illinois, deceased,
5. The account of Amos Koch, executor of
&c*., of Mary A. Koch, late of Potter township,
deceased.
(5. The tliii'd and final account of J. G. Car
son, administrator of &e. of Geo. Curlin, late of
Potter township, deceased.
7. The account of Adam Krunuinc. executor
of &c. of John Heimbaclt, lute of Potter town
ship. deceased.
8, The seventeenth annual account of John
Irwin, Jr., and Daniel Hhoads, surviving trust
ees, under the will of YY'illiam A. Thomas late
of Bellefonte borough, deceased, us filed by
John Irwin, Jr.
9. The secoud part ial account of John liar
kins and George \V. Harkins. administrators of
&{?. of YVm. Harkins, late of Potter township,
deceased.
10. The account of G. YV. Williams, adminis
trator of &c. of Lydia Nhuey, late of College
township, deceased.
11. The account of D. B. Pleteher and Ru
dolph Pletcher, administrators of &c. of Fred
erick Fletcher, late of Howard lownsltip, de
ceased,
12. First partial account of Benjamin Buck,
administrator of &c. of Margaret Sharer, late of
Halfmoon township, deceased
13. The second final account of John G. Sail,
key, surviving executor of &c. of Joseph Bitner
late of Potter township, deceased.
14. Second acceunt of James I*. C'oburn, ex
ecutor of &e. of Daniel Kroamer. late of Penn
township, deceased.
15 Te account of Joseph F. YVjlliants. ad
ministrator of &c. of Mark J. Williams, late of
Huston township, deceased.
16. The account oi i). M. Waener, late guar
dian of YVm. A. Thompson, minor, as filed hv
Alvira E. Wagner, executrix oi &e. of I*. M.
Wagner, deceased.
17. The account of Thomas Dale, administra
tor of &e. of Peter Shreck, late of College town
ship, deceased.
18. Tl)s first and final account of George
Dale, executor of &c, of Robert Kendall, late of
College township,
19. The account of John M.Pacini,admlnistra
tor of &c.'of Sarah Fleming, late of Bellefonte
borough, deceased.
20. Account of John B. and Samuel B. Shafer
two of the administrators of &c of Samuel
Shaffer, late of Miles township, deceased.
21. The account of Samuel Gramley, trustee
to u.ake suie of the real estate of Samuel Shaf
er, late of ajiles township, deceased
•22. The account of John Grove and M. J.
Royer, administrators of frp. of Jonathan E.
Koyer, late of Potter township, deceased, as
fired by John Grove, acting administrator.
23. The account of ,J. L. Kpangler,
trator of &c. of-James Rupert, late of Liberty
township, deceased.
' JAMES A, MCCLAIN,
JtepWer,
mRKABt T RER'S RAMS OF UNSEATED
1 LANDS FOR 1 WES FO 1882 AND I*B3
AND I'KKVIoUs YE \ Its,-Notlce 1- hereby
Riven that in pursuance ot an Act of Assembly,
passed on the 121h day of June, A. D. 1815, en
titled "An Act to amend an Act, directing the
mode of selling; unseated lands in Centre coun
ty," and the several supplements thereto, there
will be exposed to public sale or outcry, the fol
lowing tracts of unseated lands in said county
for the taxes due and unpaid thereon, at the
Court House, In the borough of llellefonte, on
Monday, June Oth, A. D. 18H4, at one o'clock, p.
m.:
ACHES. I'KR. WARRANTEE NAMES. TAXES.
BKNNEIt TOWNS 111 I>,
58 Hot mas, Eoht 2 (U
100 Dale, Christ Sr., (owner) 4 fit)
BOGUS TOWNSIIie.
IE! Dale Ann. part It 27
383 163 Erazler ,Nolbroa 2"> s;{
433 1(11 Eishburn,Hannah 41 01
455 MS Gray Win 88 96
431 137 Godfrey. Martha 15 12
45! hi.'! Harvey, Jonathan 28 sr>
its 40 Hood, Will 4250
431 40 Hood, Moses 33 87
Isi Lucas, I M it; J l* Packer -I •<>
433 103 Lewis, David 43 r 5
300 Si'(Joy, Frank... 30 30
60 Palter JtLueai. 8 W
458 > Russel, Win 31 13
433 lot Russet, Thomas 29 12
:>o Walker, Jon. (owner) ' 5o
40 Leathers, Jaioli, (owner) 311
38.'! 163 Weiss. Michael 29 69
nUHNSIUE TOWN^llir.
415 P.laek, James 034
433 103 Hrndy, Roht 14
433 163 I'rat'y, Wm P 0 72
43! 103 llrailv, John 72
435 103 llell.Wm V 2
43! 153 Bingham, Win 50 5*9
415 Boyd, John 18 07
43! 103 Hyeis. John 1050
435 163 Cook, Will. 10 41
433 103 Cowjoii, Joint 121*0
435 16.3 Dewai't, Win 0 18
133 163 Dewart, John 0 48
133 103 Donelly, Henry 0 I*
43.3 163 Ikraelly, John 12'
43". 103 Fox. Sumyel .M 12 96
133 103 Gray, Roht 0 48
133 103 Gray, Will 18
43,3 163 Grant, Thomas 12 96
433 10.3 Graves, Alex 12'.'.
433 163 (ioben, Charles o4s
433 103 Hamilton, Thomas. 12 00
140 IL.rtis, Henry 1200
433 133 ll.irri'HUi, Geo 10 "2
433 103 House), John 12 '.'o
433 153 Hunt. Person 4 5 47
433 lis! Ividd,John 10 35
415 Levy, Nathaniel 12 43
431 163 I.vou, John 12 96
433 133 McLanuhnn. lUalr. 10 >2
43! 153 MeLanahun, Geo 45 47
435 135 MeLanahun, Polly 15 16
433 133 McLanuhan, Ann 4 > 16
433 1.50 Mead, Geo 64 93
>m) Miller, Win 600
4,T5 163 Mirris. Joseph 12 96
433 1:33 Nicholson. John. 38 98
235 133 Pet it, And 30 47
4.3! 103 Shu tier, H m i v I' 2 I*o
415 Tubman. Sarah M 12 43
435 153 Tench, Francis 32 >4
433 103 Towers .J allies 9 72
415 Thomas, Joseph I*2 43
415 Wallace, Joseph 0 U
433 103 Wallace, Joseph 12 00
415 Weit/el, John 1] 17
415 Weidiier, Jacob 87 23
123 Wheeler. Henry 300
4.33 163 Wilson, Bird .... 12 86
204 Withington, Martin 305
COLT.KGE TOWNSHIP.
421 Johnston,Ross 15 43
CVHTIN TOWN-HIP.
4.34 Ainsley, Robt 50 69
415 Allen,Clia* 59 90
376 Ralrd, Snmuel 38 35
185 Brady,Wm P 37 92
397 Carsc.ulden, I) 45 78
337 CoaLs, Li nd ley 24 no
150 Custer, Paul 13 74
30 Curlin, Joint 3 98
200 120 Carscadflen. D I I 6n
311 Deliaven. Peter % 52 82
100 Devling. Joseph 12 40
4.34 Devling. Joseph "si 78
135 Donald, Henry .'53 00
311 Evans, Cadw alder 52 82
415 Elliot, Wm 79 41
415 Eddy, Ester - 82 s4
448 99 Epple. Aim 73 38
415 Gray, ltobt 04 24
115 (Jmy. Win 04 24
415 . Gillh-rt. Wm. 82 90
300 Godfrey, Ma.thu 8:5(0
300 142 Godfrey, John W II hi
Ljo llahn, Peter 1221
415 Malm. Susan 04 24
00 Ilollowoll. Ed 11 23
112 Humphrey, Tlioiuas 1! 17
203 Irvin, James .'5912
.58054 Ke I*o, Joseph 50 mi
408 Kelso, Rebecca 00 is
400 Kelso, Joseph 018
j(K) La i.e. Mary 3315*
150 Lane, Sarah 44 50
Levy, Nathaniel 8290
207'-' Low ns, Caleb 32 46
2u7'.. Longstreth. Isaac 38 56
2l7Y| Low us, Caleb 38*20
207k lamgstreih, Isaac .'SB 26
70 Mason, John S 12 : 2
430 yieCaeipy. John 45 11
200 Meyer, Philip. 47 I<♦
100 Meyer, Ninon 2.3 *0
420 48 Meyer, Michael '.SNI
420 Meyer, Valentine 95 so
196 Miller. James 29 12
4(0 Mitchell. Win P. 46 80
434 .Mitchell, Win P - 49 78
220 Mitchell. Wm P 25 74
290 Mitcueil, John P 35113
110 Meyers, Royer 649
.313 112 Drvis, Ellis. L 8661
4.34 Packer. J W 49 78
42 Packer. 4 W 4 91
15 ' Packer, j W 150
110 Packer, WM 12 87
320 Packer, j W 3.814
#2 (Juigley, Clinc 5 54
iOO "Smith. FtoiM 30 2'
433 1-5.3 Seott. Samuel 6
433 103 Tall man, .Mary 5078
200 Tun is.Richard 2 )40
200 Tunis, Richard - 19 80
415 Wain. Jacob 4104
217 Wharton, Fishburn ."5 50
217 Wharton, Fishburn 35 50
100 Willis, Jonathan 11 10
415 Wistar,Caspar ill9o
4.83 1(53 White, .James....„ 91 90
100 Willis, .Jonathan 11 10
401 "Yardley, Win 47 00
FERCVSON TOWNSHIP.
100 Burchflcld, Win .5 05
10 Hicks, Abrain, 1 42
I'd Thomas, l'eaoocK(owiier) 12 00
6P.EGG TOW NSIIIP.
130 A skin, Roht I i!S
110 Muzeiy, Jacob 205
130 Mercer. John 4 03
12Q Reese, Daniel 4 99
160 i. If r, Mi. liael 179
52 A Custer : s est. (owner).... 309
H A IN ilg TOWNSHIP.
3-53 00 15ari\ Thomas 0 51
40(5 Go Barr, Margaret 7 25
87 Barrows, John of 1 20
i 75 00 liarr, James. (5 73
n 60 Barr, Mary 6 98
154 Beck. Henry 2 9(5
440 28 Dmlbrldjte, Hannah *5 92
181 Fees, Jacob. 2 49
4K 89 Gratz. Michael 7 23
Ed Grata, Bernard 66$
2*52 140 Giliman. H& 8 Snyder.... 17 oO
253 GHhnan, H & 3Snyder.-. 1293
4.35 Hall, Chas 16 IK)
400 00 Links, Mary 7 20
100 Lowery * 138
2iK) Parker. Wpi 1 78
170 Stover & Wolf 3 04
88 Fidd, Will 83
159 I) Hensel (owner) 1 3!
125 1) llensel (owner) 1 10
25 159 YY'icss, John & Sol Neidigh 45
IIAI FMOON TOWNSHIP.
48 Beck, Dan 1 1.3 86
65 Keith,
210 Laniburn, Josiuh. 32 2*
24 Jacob Vanpool (owner)... 196
03 89 C Vanpool " 0 33
07 70 C Vanpool " 1152
45 C' Vanpool " 3 08
HARRIS TOWN IHP.
490 Andre, Absohmi. .3 80
133 Fox, Geo 1 89
400 Harrison, Wm 3 80
50 Irvin, John 122
{<>o Parker, Richard 5 80
400 Recti, James 3 89
407 92 Whiirfof), Kearney. •; 23
100 Young, Samuel 90
HOWARD TOWNSHIP.
107 104 Brown, Samuel- 6(58
j.'Jli 92 Harris, Jas D 381
55 HJtvrls, Jas I). 2 09
100 Willis, Jon. S E End 14 32
160 Willis, Jonathan 14 31
HUSTON TOWNSHIP.
4.33 1(5.3 Barter, James 25 10
120 Koiin, Adam 8 88
69 Kl lius * 4 34
433 163 Price, John 2510
433 }<: Rullingtou, John 3511
433 165 Wheeh)Ud, JOI4II 2511
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
106 Hi yes, Roht & jas 26 95
171 Hess. Geo D 10 87
3f)9 3 Irvin, Roht 29 04
.310 Jackson.aere 22 (53
180 i-ytie, Peter 4; so
160 Lytic, Peter (5 05
175 Qulgley, James A.., 10-50
168 SiiaW & Liltgle 8 21
349 Smith. Christian.. 16 72
MARION TQWNSHIP.
17 Lewis, Robt 407
37 100 McKinuey, David 020
70 Kobrer, Chris is 06
50 Wm Tjlghmon (owner)., 12 90
100 J I* Harris 9 12 30
19 Isaac Krain 'S 7 04
28 John Zeigler " 7 98
Co Yarger, Simon 402
(J0 Yurger, Simon 4 02
2X) Young, R0bt..... 22 80
MILES TOWNSHIP.
430 Brady Robt 794
410 Brady, Hannah 7 ,r
W Biadv, Jane 4 70
200 Bindv, Joint .'{7o
410 Brady, Win P sii
140 Brady. Wm 2f'-o
t'-l Calhoun. George 7 ho
4<K Carothcis, .nmics 7 42
1M Cooper, wot 2 70
■l2O I*o3loll, JOSOpII 5 02
120 Gray, K"bt ..... 7 8,8
470 Grant. Thomas s 7s
200 Ifauicr, Wllll'im 5 77
400 I junior, Alexander h.
4.H0 jackson, Jeremiah 0 28
•">2O Kitts, George 5 9.!
:>0 Levy, Aaron ." 4<
425 Notion,Sanil 7 8.1
Parker, Wm .'>."4
Parker, Richard 5 98
024 Parker, Jeremiah 5 OH
58 Parker, Win 105
125 St erf mail, Wm '.".0
200 Pmttli, 1 nomas :<7o
Th* srott, Abraham 1 HI
5o svott. Haml 01
150 Scott, Abraham 2 77
00 Sen! I, Sailil I 0'
100 Taggart, Robert 2:io
27 Tripp John 507
4 ""' 'Poland. IJcnrv 7 HO
100 Lnng.f (owner) 1 75
12"> Wtru'toii. Miniic.M. 2 30
425 William, I >avid 782
I'KSN TOWNS! ll*.
150 Armstrong, James 0 00
1"o 10 Cow don, John o(in
10 t'owdoil, John .Tll
10 Hamilton. Thomas 0 00
150 Hepburn, James ono
110 31 Hepburn. James 408
l"i Kennedy, John 000
150 Kennedy, James 000
loj s<i Kennedy. And .102
108 l.'l Kennedy, John 3 72
11" 8 Kenned), ■'.tines 3 81
2nd I.yon, Robert 8 Hi
2<tu I .yon, li/ekial son
200 I.yon. l'lenj 8 00
100 Montgomery, vim.. 4 oo
100 Montgomery, Haul 4 oo
20(i MTnlley, Win Hon
200 Mel'alleV. lnlni 8 00
rorrni: TOW uc.
288 Pound, Maty 4 60
111 Cameron, Alex I 49
1-1- ( arothei-s 2 lo
2i Fullmer. II 11 .{
409 Gaiigus, Edward 589
100 Gartens. \Vm 5 89
4w llanlvin. Win Sal
40 I.iviiu stoi.e 7l
h ' MeClelhui, Goo 1 7
7o Peek, Jos 1 49
90 John lVitne, (owner) 101
SINUSU TOWNSHIP.
IHtJ 115 Piirdon, John 014
s KoKison. Catharine 999
390 Hotiison, Kelweoa 9 91
150 Kohl on. Richard 4 07
9.1 60 Pool, Henry Who
92 102 Thornlmrg, Thomas GlO
IGO .1 Gordon (owner) 3 39
75 Knilline \\ liiiney (owner) 712
SNOW SIIOK TOWNSUir.
! I""> Byard. And 107 79
433 153 Bingham. Win SO 95
431 153 P.nint, Felix so 9.5
80 Clynter. Geo 0 18
433 I*3 Campbell. Geo 80 95
412 41 Carseadden, David 07 'si
412 41 i arseadden, Davlil 77 04
2 v 7 80 Cnrscadden. David 47 • 0
43! 15.3 Cox, Paul so 95
433 153 Cut h hurt, Titos SO 95
453 153 Cunningham, 1) II 7* 41
483 1.5.3 Delaaey, "-harp SJ 95
500 1 leveling,.!oseph 39 {Hi
'2IS Dobson, SuniT 27 89
4.33 Kdtlv, (le 45 4S
200 Fitzsimm >ns, Thos 2.101
111 lilt Kox.Sani'l .M 80 58
4-3 10.3 Fisher, James C 71 00
413 10,3 Fisher, Sjun'l W - 80 95
(V) 11 ray. Robert 8 40
2"0 iligoy, Jo- 30 v '
383 Hale," d.imea T i7 I s
50 Dale, James T 5 2.5
I*3 Hawthorn, Thus SO 95
4. 3 153 Hawth rn. ./anus SO (1.5
133 1:5.3 Lewis, Will SO 95
431 153 Lewis. Witt lawyer 80 95
43.! Linn, Sam'l 70 99
•35.4 Ligget. John 57 sT
4t3) Long, J 7 oti 4 1 )
2'Hl Long, 3 7, 37 40
314 Leim, .) Z. 47 41
433 1.53 Mavian. Jasper 70*39
43.3 153 Mayston, I d ward 70 93
433 MeNlftnnii9.Jan.es To n
433 15.3 McLaiuriian, Blair 70 94
1 3 15.3- Meed, Ceo ... ■ (00
4"-3 I": McPhcr*un. Win. out*)
! ■'.* 10-3 MeKwen. Thus 70 99
4 1 53 Milliken, M T 01 03
4 3 73 M.Micll. N.I 57<d
Misner, Luke 7" 9n
Morgan, BenJ 11. 55 4*>
433 153 Morris, Robt. 7-"
308 71 Nesbit, John M 09 09
! 3 153 Parker. Win 55 f,
210 Parker, Jeremiah. 27 u3
210 Parker. Jereiniah 27 03
5 0 I' in. John .*:• 04
: Jl 153 Plin, Hugh 5*3 i
3(*l Reiley. Job .' t 00
xio 144 Keiley,John • 1 "1
433 1"3 Shtppeii, Tlios L 70 93
4-3 1 ! .Scott, Kdward 70 '33
4 21 1.55 Tallman. Benjamin 55 45
162 Toinklns, .Ins 17 3!
4. ! Ml TaMinan, Sarah M ...... 70 99
483 153 Valentino, A S .52*33
190 s Vandyke. Henry H 10
I"-'! 1-53 Wain. Rebecca .55 45
4:- 103 Nv : .]i| piut.y 70 78
1.3 1"3 Wharton, Moore 7i 93
433 1.53 Wharton. Rllzalteth 55 45
433 Ksl Wlmrtoii. Thos F. 70 93
4- 3 I*3 West, Francis 70 9*3
433 1.53 West. BenJ 70 'A
205 West, Fiances 27 MI
4 13 153 West, Wm H 45 .57
1,3 I">3 West, John !5 57
lt>*3 West. Frances 13 89
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4x3 15,1 Allison, John 17515
•">2M Allison, Junes 132 *0
2 0 Allison. And 119 50
;>*> Allison, A A J Lilly 14.3 P>
327 10 Armstrong.And ,'K 27
40 in atherton. Richard 18<4
10 Allison, Janus 1997
104 Baiimau. J Mpli 12 MI
.*•2 Ban man. .7 ;sep!i 14 is
4-33 10.3 Beverage. David 371 -7
4> 3 10 ! Briekley. Dan'l 4 4 99
4 '3 1(53 Brutzinan, Peter I'd 05
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43! 103 Boreland,John 23(0
100 Copenhaver. Tohn 9 hi
433 1.53 Cunningliam.johii IMIO
100 Giymer, Can . 1 70
100 Campbell. Ceo 39 7o
500 Ciitlibnrt. Thus 119 M
433 101 Delany. Sliarp 57
155 99 Ibirsh. Frederick -!* <- _*
433 1 ! Kd wwd.s,Tll's I*3 05
13.1 10-3 Khler, D.ml , 0-5 '8
"0 Frenee, Kawarti •' 00
JX3 I*3 Fitzgerald, I.',n 05 58
4:3 1 >3 Funk. John 43 50
250 Fitzsimmons, Thos 29 80
271 Graff, Sabastlan 90 34
4.33 15.3" Crnff. Sabastian 195 M
210 150 Crant, Thos 77 20.
13! 15.3 Crant, Tims. 177 7h
213 Gray, Mm HS is
I 433 1:53 cientworlii.Jas 37 07
50 Grove, Klizaoeth a 93
100 Gray, Robt 39 70
121 152 Grove & McKean. .''B4
433 15.3 Hair.Olirlstian 49.37
42! M 4 11 air, Christian 3910
133 153 Hair, David 49.37
210 15.3 Hamilton,^Thomas 77 '2O
133 153 Hamilton Hugh 27.59
4.3.3 15:{ Hand, John 49 37
150 80 Harrison, John J: b"
107 ljarri 0n,./osepn 44 30
433 13J Handiton. Hugh 54 78
112 Harlline, Ceo M 13 38
133 103 Hopkins. Jolm 44 98
4.33 153 11 über, John 49 37
1.3 Hager, Christopher 4 {>B
. 0 Harrison. .John 3 84
433 131 Irvin. RuUt,,..., * 15465
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433 153 Irvin, Robt 11 1>
Kin King. Robert 40 40
102 10 Knrr.Jas 00 78
13.3 103 Lnttimore.Geo 37 07
135 103 Lattimoie, Win G 11 H2
133 153 L. nhore, Christian 195 31
3*1.3 100 I.owdeu, John 35 84
433 153 Lowdoil, Rich <55 0.5
433 153 Louden, ohn 177 7 0
.50 Long. A B 9 25
\i ].owden, Richard 50
433 15.3 Mot zgar, Jacob 1.38 55
133 15.3 Malone, Leslie 21 SO
433 103 Mitvston, Kdwavd .37 07
2<KI Mei'iierson, Will 17 50
433 153 Movers, Jacob 103 48
4.33 153 Miller, John 19.37
433 103 Miller, Jacob 19 37
423 103 McConneli, Martini 37 07
4.33 153 Mead, Geo 5J 78
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43.3 153 Morgan, BH 1121
70 Musser, John 4183
173- Musser, Geo (smith) 07 77
1(H) Me Cord, Jlt & A Camp
bell 19 20
0 Nelson, Kllen 4 22
120 Did, Davis 128
321 58 Pirn Joseph 20 .>3
323 Palton, Hugh 32 60
4 : !. i 153 Peters. Richard 1110
433 153 Pinkerton. Henry (HOI
pit 108 Philips, Haidinaiir 50 05 I
177 84 Phil ps, Ilardmau 78 82
lid 120 Philips, llardman 04
uo Passmore & RI'NSOH., 19 20
348 139 Pirn, Henry 22 20
.331 150 Pi 111, George 19 23
21(5 80 Kanieyr Robt ;*0 4.5
4!3 153 Reese, Thomas 218 06
433 153 . Rolirer, Christian 49 37
533 153 Kuflisi 11, Jacob 102 81
405 17 Rsuli, JttCOb 142 6.)
433 153 Rush, Benjamin li7 7S
33 Robison, \Vi II 1 25
.37 Iteidsuii, W! H
•214 Stout, Jacob 79 18
433 Selia nar, Casper 195 3'.
4.t:i 15.3 HlieiiK, Andrew 40.37
433 153 Shenk, Christian 49.37
433 153 Slieuk, Michael 49 37
247 16 Steek, Jacob ,28 28
433 153 Speer, Robert 115 20
107 7 Stough. Geo 1910
219 Scott, And 2513
400 Snyder, Barbara 77 94
193 French. Ed (owner) 37 0.3
80 Corkeiidale, W 11 15 36
U{ II WCidmiHi. Jolin (5502
juj 11 Weidmau, Jacob 180 50
12 Willliuns. .1 C 1 7 17
Ins Wilson, John 11 M
32GU Wilson. John -14 7i
75 Wilson, Wlll 'too:;
433 I*J! WilHlll, Will 154 05
31:! ioo Wltiner, John -'k (hi
;tiHi ion Wltsou, Wlll 97 92
TATI.OU TOWSSHII*.
1.50 Armer & shatfer 13 30
250 BecKwit h. Clement 77 Hi
77 Pell. Win 32,59
Bu9 Bush, James 54 9a
50 Clark, Joseph 010
176 Coatos. Moses 2145
4";t 10", Hoodman, Eliznoelh 8 ,1
4.34 llamllntoii. Hugh 7000
4X! I t lloonman, John 2.5 08
(,7 70 Lot \o 11 C V, aacob Van*
poo) 4 12,
03 89 lait No 11, C V, Jacob Van
pool 5 89
73 117 Lot No 16 C V A,Stephen
son est 4 50
70 Lot No 15 r V, Henry .Ste
phenson..*. 4 29
100 Masdoii, Thomas 32 00
421 Monfgomery, W \V 33 59
1 d.3 283 MeCaiumoiid, John MO2
I(hi Ralsion, David 1500
50 Snyder. Barbara 20 p;
90 Viinponl.C s(i,
50 Vnnpool, Jacob 0 10
.'.o N\ iiltebeail, Rielmrd 4120
50 John Wells 700
00 5 oder, Joseph 1158
I'NJON TOWNSHIP.
UK) 20 Blower. Win 41 51
200 Kului, I* R . 12 0
1.50 110 Mann. Harvey 44 s*l
100 Phipps,.Samuel 11 85
50 Tliomas, H (owner) 4 lo
383 Pfl Crlder & Son " 79 00
433 104 WlSter, Will 14! 77
WAI.KKIt TOWNSHIP.
90 94 Avkiu, Robt 215
40 Baker, John 192
337 I*l Baker, Robt & John 8 11
212 liarkinau. Saml 10 17
12*9 120 Brooks. Ruth 311
300 Brady, Win 7 20
270 129 Curvler, Mary 072
115 113 Daughterv. Slargaret.... 273
179 II Daughter)'. 12
Oil 39 Kvaus, Jesse 106
10.l JEvans, Je&tc 2 4"
92 20 Kekelt. Mill 2 19
211 72 Halm, l'oter s*'7
22 47 Hah •, Ebenezer *2
i" 4" Halm, Win 1 54
2Bi .'."{i James, Margaret 5 28
215 15.5 James, Edward 513
•59 to Johnston. David 1 38
l(jl Knox. John 7 4"
• *}'• MeKwen. Mary 13 34
357 100 Maiiscll, Win 7 83
99 *d Mercer, John 2 15
527 100 Mercer, David 7 83
384 .18 Miller, Wm 9 22
McCalmoht, Thos 1 <r2
211 44 Osmau, Capt 5 04
80 40 Packer, Job 2 05
89 40 Packer, James 215
l s 2 Purdon, Richard 8 on
150 Keed, David 7 20
1""' Robison, Richard 7 77
Slll Uh, John A Henry 1 92
1.13 Sutler, James 904
• s 2 :■ Sutler, Daniel 916
59 swanzy, Willimn 1 40
39 Wlckersham, Aino.s 71
NVOItTJI TOW NBIIIP.
Clymer, Henry 8 9)
-'4 Gray, J B 27 25
AM* HaWtbOJll, Thomas 13 84
3t> Kuhns, John ; 4994
-'<B Lawman. George 32 01
230 Maylan. jasper 23 78
2• j Miles, Sjiiu tiel 52 33
2" Morris, Widow 4 77
Ross. John 10 6.3
s * Swans , ieli. John 14 *l6
6 Singer. John 181
88 Nhlppen, Will J 15 22
160 Jonathan, Laird, owner.. 1213
x 8 A Laird, owner 642
' a t'nknown, vacant 75
. Jacob Vanpool, owner 59
2o Wtster, Win 1111
M ister, Daniel 21 45
D. C. KELLER, Treasurer.
OKPiIAN>* COt RT SALE.—Ir. pursuance ol
an older ot the Orphans' Couri of Centre
county, there w iil 1,0 exposed to public sale on
the preim-ts in Uic borouvli of Miliiieim, oil
Tui'USDAV, A PHIL 24TH, 1884,
at 1 o'clock, p. M . the following described real
t slate bit.- the property of John Keen, deceased
No. 1. Consists of a valuable tract of
FARM LAND,
situate in the township of Peon, two miles west
ot tin- borough of Hiiibelm, on each side of the
old Fort and Mifflin burg turnpike, containing
TWO HCNDRED AND TWELVE ACREH,
neat measure, survey thereof heingmade before
day of sale. Cpon this tract there are THIKTV
Acres of White Pine, Chestnut and <..k tinit>er
- -a TWO-STONY I'IUME DWKU.IXO HOUSE, built
only tliree year- ago with goml barn and other
out buildings. Tlieiv is a large orchard of choice
fru.t, farm welt watered by good -prings, land
m excellent oonditioii. No better farm in the
county.
No. 2. Consists of
FIVE ACRES OF BULDING LOTS,
in tiio boron.-h of Millheim, in the western part
of said borough, specially adapted for building
purposes.
TKKMS OF SALE.— Five per omit, of purchase
money to be paid v.l,en Hie property Is knocked
down ; oiirf third of residue cash upon eonlirma
iiou of sale; one third In one year thereafter
with interest ami the r ■mii lining one t.urd at
lilt 1 dontli of Mary Kvn, widow of dooodout
with interest thereon to be paid to heruiinnally.
Said two la-i p.iynieuts to bo secured by bond
and mortgage on th * premises.
HENRY KEEN, Tnistee.
ORPHAN'S COURT SALE OF VALUABLE
REA Ll> 1 ATE.—By virtue of an order of
Hie Orjdiau's Court of Centre Countv, ilie 1111-
dersigned will otter at public <=;i!c at ltebers
burg Hotel in the town of Ueberxburg on Satur
day, April 12th, ISB4,at one o'clock P. M. all the
loliowing desorilH'd real estate, late tlie proper
ty of I-aac Zeigler deceased to wit:
Tract No. 1. Two lots of ground .situate in
Miies township. Centre Countv, about three
fourths of a in tie south of Rcbcrsburst, bounded
on the north by lands of Georgo Weaver, on
the east by an Alley or lane, on the south by a
public road, and on the west by lan is of John
V \\ aile, containing three and one-half acres
mora or less. No buildings.
Tract No. 2. Also a lot or tract of wood land
in Miles Township aforesaid, bounded on tlie
o.t-t by land of ,/aeob Gephart. on the north by
lands of Aaron I.eitz 11 and others, on the south
by iand of Jefferson Royer and on the west by
land of Anthony Bierly, containing fifte-en a
ercs, more or It's*.
Tract No. ,3. Also a not hor tract of wood land
in same toiynsbin, bounded on tlie north by
h.iuts of James Read, on the east by lands of
Matthias strayr. on the soulli by laiids of It. 1).
Blci ly and on the west by lands of James Read,
containing five acres more or less.
TKKMS OPSALE —Due third iucashouconfirm-
ation of sale, ten per cent. of which shail be
paid on day of sale; one-third inoffo yar and
one-third in two years, latter vivo payments to
bear interest and to be secured by bond and
moitgage qii the property.
'A'HDMAS R. ZEIGLER,
U Administrator of &c. of Isaac Zeigler dec'U.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-Letters of
administration on the estate of John
Smith, late of l'enn township, deceased, having
been granted to the subscriber, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are
hereby rermested to make Immediate pavment,
and those having claims to present them <lul\
proven for settlement.
j ami'S C. SMITH,
Administrator.
IN THE COURT OK COMMON PLEAS OK
CENTRE COUNTV, COMMONWEALTH
vs HENRY DUNK I.E.—The undersigned, an
auditor appointed in tlie above? stated Case, to
hear, determine and report upon the exceptions
filed to the account of J A. Dtinkle, committee
01 said Henry Dunkic, lunatic, will attend to
H\e duties of nis appointment at his office in the
borough of Rellefonle. on Tuesday, th:* 15th day
of April, A. 1). 1884 at lOo'cloek) A. M„ of said
day, when and where all interested may attend.
C. M. P.OWEK,
March 15th 1884. Auditor.
A I)MINISTRATOIt'S NOTlCE.—Letters of
V administration on the estate of Isaac
Zeigler, late of Miles township, dee'd, having
been granted to the undersigned, all poisons
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are
hoieby requested to mqko immediate payment,
and those liavi'tk c;aims to present them duly
lu'dvon for settlement.
THOMAS U. ZEIGLER,
Administrator,
Rebershurg, Mareli 20th. 1534. ot
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTIOE.-Letters of
ffdmlnistriv,ion 011 the estate of Levi
Boeder late of Gregg Twp. deceased, liaying
been granted to tlie subscribers all persons >
knowing themselves indebted to said estate are I
hereby re<iuested to make immediate payment
and those having claims to present them duly
proven for settlement.
HARAH R ELDER,
JAMES 1). GENTZLE,
Administrators.
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Fink WORK CHEAPLY EXECUTE®.
The Bee Hive Store
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has many patrons in Centre county, the result of
many years' patient and honest dealing and a quick
insight in their wants and wishes.
A large invoice of choice Spring Goods
have arrived. Will be pleased to show
them to you.
Muslins, on which our reputation is unquestioned
were never as low as they are now.
Hill Muslin at 8 1-2 cts. Very best
goods at 10 cts. The unbleached muslins
are accordingly as cheap.
We are selling a surprisingly good .Gingham at
5 cts., very good at 8 cts.
Best Whittendon Shirtings at 9 c. You
will need them before long, buy them
now before they are gone.
The Bee Hive Store is headquarters for Tickings.
An unusually fine line and cheap.
Turkey Red Table Linen warranted Past Colors,
50 cts. Pr yd.
The 6th invoice of Jamestown Dress Goods have
arrived, best goods for the money that can be pur
chased. 25 c. A new and choice line of 12 1-2 cent
DRESS GOODS.
Cashmeres and Silks in abundance. One half ton of CAR
PET CHAIN. 25 cts. We get your carpets made for you and
charge you the weaver's price.
We have just received the finest and largest line of CARPETS
ever brought to this city. LOOL AT THEM BEFORE THE
CHOICEST PATTERNS ARE GONE.
EVERETT & CO.,
PROPRIETORS OF THE
LARGEST!WHOLE SALE HOUSE
S FECIAL BARGAINS
FOR THE
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SPRIU O-TIRA-IDIE
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J.R.SMITH&CO.,
(LIMITED,)
MILTON, I®A.,
Nos. 110, 112 & 114, Front Street,
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Musical Instruments, Furniture, Carpets,
China, Silverware, and House Furnishing
Goods Generally.
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GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE.
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