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World’s Fair.
First Great Excursion via Pennsylvania Railroad,
May 10th.
but combining rarity as well. Many of Business Notice.
the animals exhibited in the main menag-
erie are absolutely new to this country.
An idea as to the continual growth of this
big show.is given when the management
this season find it necessary to provide two
ticket wagons on the circus grounds to ac-
commodate the buyers of tickets. These
wagons bave three windows each and are
open at 1 and 7 o’clock for the sale of both
reserved seat and general admission tickets.
Also seats, general and reserved, will be
placed on sale at Parrish’s drug store from
Butler to Sue.
New Advertisements.
The Fever Stricken Town Likely to Enter the Courts.
Bellefonte, Pa., May 13, 1904.
EB
Has Returned.
OUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.—A
very desirable home on east Bishop St.
Bellefonte, is offered for sale. The house is
modern and stands on a lot that alsohas a front-
age on Logan St. Call on or write to
Mrs. SARA A. TEATS,
46-30tf Bellefonte, Pa.
BUTLER, May 8.—Looking toward a
great and possibly far-reaching law suit to
test the responsibility of water purveyors
for deadly typhoid fever epidemics, action
was taken by leading citizens here Friday
night. Attorney J. D. Marshall is presi-
dent and Dr. H. J. Neely, Rev. E. R. Wor-
rell, of the Second Presbyterian church,
and Rev. G. E. Enterline, of the First
Baptist church, are leading spirits in an
The first opportunity afforded residents
of the eastern section of the country to see,
at the lowest possible rates, the great
World’s Fair at St. Louis, which opens
April 30th, will be the coach excursion of
the Pennsylvania railroad company, May
10th. A special train of standard day
coaches will be run on the following sched-
ule, and excursion tickets, good going only
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
CHAS. H. FLETCHER.
Grand Duke Cecil Tells of His Experience on the
Petropaviovsk.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 8.—9 p. m.—
Grand Duke Cecil, eldest son of Grand
Saddlery.
Duke Vladimir, and vice Emperor, has re- aaation Soriaell Jot sus purpose at a 9 i uy ning of exhivition. 21.2 on special train, will besold at the stations p— —
g y ry a
I a hi Big The mass meeting unanimously voted to | Main shows are both water and sun proof, named at rates quoted: Special Train Medical. YY HAT SiO SHOULD YOU DO-
family and a few friends were at the rail- take legal steps against the Butler water | thereby affording the best of weather pro- oUVoris Rate. Tre renee
road to greet him. company, which is one of a system of forty | tection. Bellefonte, Saturday, May 21st. | New Yors— 50
The grand duke looks much thinner than | Water plants owned by a western Penosyl- hia et. eo Vie DO YOU aK?
he did before he left for the scene of hostil- | Yania syndicate. LHAY = Site for Gift Statue, Harrisburg. 3:06 “ 17.00
ities, but the burns he received at the time Butler's fearful epidemic in November, Rta, Tyrone. a S51 = 10
of the disaster to the battleship Petropav | December and January last, when 1,000 | 1g has been definitely decided that the | 40on# (Dinner). oD eit NAD :
lovsk, off Port Arthur, have healed, and he | People took ty phoid fever, dropping down | g¢atue of Frederick the Great, which Em- | Cresson..... 735 4 14.30 the answer is easy. and
complains now only of a wrenched back. faster than 100 a day at the climax of the | neror William has given to the American Jon DStON sats 2“ Es your duty is plain.....
The first announcement made by Grand | epidemic, is the basis of the contemplated | people, is to be placed in a prominent Po- | Greensburg... erm. ® «2B
Duke Cecil on his arrival was that he in- | Suits for heavy damages in favor of the | sition in the grounds of the War College, Eastern 45 T IME IS THE TEST ——BUY YOUR—
tended to return to the far east with the | survivors. The company’s filtration plant | known heretofore as the Washington Bar- | Pittsburg........ Central time 9.45
Russian Baltic squadron under command | bad been swept away by a flood. 4 agains | T20kS: Through the interest of Secretary | Tickets will also be sold from other sta. ere HARNESS. NETS
of Rear Admiral Rojestvensky. He will go Having previously been enjoined against | Root the barracks was selected as the site | tions on the Pennsylvauia railroad, east of ? ’
such direct pumpage from the Connoque-
nessing river as preceded the epidemic, the
water company is said to have acknowl-
edged itself at fault and allowed rebates
for the service rendered during that fateful
quarter. Committees have been appointed
to gather evidence in each ward and law-
yers will be retained to push the case.
In case a legal precedent of responsibility
should be established in this case, the possi-
abroad soon on a flying visit to his inamo-
riata, the divorced wife of the Grand Duke
of Hesse, who is a daughter of the late Duke
of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
In an interview regarding his experience
at the time of the disaster to the Petropav-
lovsk, Grand Duke Cecil said :
‘I was standing on the bridge beside
Vice Admiral Makaroff when I felt the
shock of the explosion. My first impres-
of the proposed college, and Congress, fol-
lowing the advice of Mr. Root, authorized
the erection of buildings to accommodate
student officers and instructors, to cost be-
tween $2,000,000 and $3,000,000.
The Frederick statue will be nnveiled
November 20th with appropriate ceremon-
ies, in which the President and Baron von
Speck-Sternburg, the German Ambassador,
will take part. The Ambassador will be
Pittshurg and south of and including El-
mira, Olean and Mayville, and from sta-
tions on the New York and Long Branch-
railroad, Cumberland Valley railroad, and
New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk rail-
road,good going in coaches on regular train
to point of connection with special train.
The following rates will apply from the sta-
tions named in this section: —
Bedford, Pa.
THE TESTIMONY OF BELLEFONTE PEC- | DUSTERS, WHIPS, PADS, COLLARS,
AXEL GREASE
and everything you
want at
PLE STAND THE TEST
The test of time is what tells the tale.
“A new broom sweeps clean’ but will it
wear well is what interests most. The
SCHOFIELD'’S.
ree y : : . fy 3 iN ” X ublic soon find out when misrepresenta-
sion was that a 12-inch shell had entered | bilities of like action in Philadelphia, | the immediate representative of the Ger- | Bellefonte, Pa. 15.55 Di ag are hey STE Say > 5
the powder magazine, and instinctively I where infected sand from the bed of the | man Emperor, who is expected to send a Blairsville, Pa 13.40 the test of time. Bellefonte people appre-
leaped to the other side of the bridge. | Fiver is said to be used in epidemio-breed- | etter to the President to be read at the un- a Tosh «b-cisle merit and Juang mollis ago local
eap 0 e other side oO e bridge. | | 1 d 3 be at & set Driftwood, Pa.... 15.70 citizens make the statements which fol-
Vice Admiral Makaroff did not move. In | ing filter beds, will be at once apparent. vaLog. Jeaking she sender ny the statue as Lock Hayes, Pa 13.05 lows unless convinsed hak the; stiicle was SCHOFIELD has the largest stock of
the twinkling of an eye I climbed the rail a gift to the people of the United States. Wilkos Rovissoses - just as represented ? A cure that lasts is : sa
: : i ? ; % esbarre, Pa... 17.00 the kind that e ff fi kid everything in his line, in the t
and dived into the water. On coming up An Euphrosyne in the Afr, The statue is a replica of that which StaDAS | Williamsport, Pa... soos 17.00 HS TT CvoTy ShilaIS] Hom Sidney. yung ine, in the town or
I saw Makaroff still at the same place, county.
gripping the rail, his face streamig with
blood. I was weighted with a heavy over-
coat and could not keep afloat. I went
down, but on riring caught the floating
wreck of a boat. Two seamen recognized
me and helped to support me until a boat
arrived.”
in front of the Emperor’s palace in Pots-
dam. It is heroic in size, and with the
pedestal, is eighteen fees high.
Sites have heretofore been selected in the
college grounds for six military heroes of
the world, and this of Frederick the Great
is the first to be provided for. It is said
that Napoleon, Caesar, Gustavus Adolphus,
Alexander the Great and Hannibal may be
honored in this way. But there has heen
no action taken in regard to any of them
thus far. Congress has appropriated $8,-
000 for the pedestal of the Frederick statue.
Proportionate rates from other points.
Returning, tickets will be good in coaches
on regular trains leaving St. Louis (Union
station) on day of validation and not later
than May 19th.
For rates of fare from other stations and
leaving time of connecting trains consult
nearest ticket agent. 49-17-34
Mile. Tournour so Characterized by Best Authority.
Like a beautiful bird in the air is the
only language adequate in describing the
graceful performance of Mlle. Tournour,
who ie easily the greatest artist in her line
the world has ever known. Miss Tonr-
nour’s exhibition would bave been regard-
ed as little short of witchcraft in the early
circus days, so easily does she execute her
daring and picturesque accomplishments
on the swinging trapeze. Her every ac-
tion embodies the poetry of motion, grace
and the unmistakable stamp of the true
artist’s pre-eminence.
Of the many surpassing achievements of
the Main cirous program, it is doubtful if
any are more enjoyed than the number | The stitch in time that saves nine is
given by this high-salaried artiste. As the | Hood’s Sarsaparilla taken now.
ring, aerial, stage and hippodrome make- | This great medicine enjoys the same dis-
up of the big show this year has been se- | tinction as a preventive that it does asa
lected and classed with a view of novelty cure, which is saying a greats deal, for never
as well as excellence, so has this idea been | before in the history of medical science has
executed in the zoological department, 'so much thought been given to preventive
James Rine of High street employ-
ed in the planing mill, says: I can speak
as highly now of Doan’s Kidney Pills as I
did years ago and my case is preity good
evidence that the cures made by them are
not temporary. I have not had any of
the severe pain in my back since I used
Doan’s Kidney Pills while before I could
not put on my shoes and could hardly drag
myself around. Though I have had slight
touches of backache it never amounted
to much. I have recommended Doan’s
Kidney Pills to hundreds of people and 1
know of those who have had the greatest
relief from suffering by using them.
can say they are reliable and permanent
in their effects.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole
agents for the United States.
emember the name Doans and take
no substitute.
CALL AND EXAMINE AND GET
PRICES.
in Bellefonte Saturday, May 21st.
The bloodiest conflict of the Transvaal
war, the battle of Paardeberg, is to be
fought over again at the Main circus. That
is, a spectacular production of the above ti-
tle is given, and in its presentation will be
seen genuine Boer men and women, Mata-
beles, Zulus, South African cavalry, de-
tachment of British navy reserves, Colonial
troopers and African natives, as well as the
vehicles of cartage—bullock wagons—and
the original Guelo stage coach. It will be
Temembered that it was in the Paardeberg
engagement the great Boer general, Cronje, |
surrendered, and where the English loss of
A SURE THING.—I¢ is said that nothing
is sure except death and taxes, but that is
not altogether true. Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery for Consumption is a sure cure for
all lung and throat troubles. Thousands
can testify to that. Mrs. C. B. VanMetre’
of Shepherdtown, W. Va., says ‘I had a
severe case of Bronchitis and for a year
tried everything I heard of, but got no re-
lief. One bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis-
covery then cured me absolutely.” It’s in-
fallible for Croup, Whooping Cough, Grip,
Pneumonia and Consamption. Try it. It’s
guaranteed by Green’s druggist. Trial bot-
Building Business on Cheap John
Goods is an_impossibility—that’s why
we believe it is to your best interest
to buy from us. Over thirty-two years
in business ought to convince you
Yas Sur goods and prices have been
right.
THE STITCH IN TIME.—When people
begin to lose appetite,or to get tired easily,
| the least imprudence brings on sickness.
After July 1st we will Break the Record
on Collar Pads.
JAMES SCHOFIELD,
Spring street,
men killed was over $1,100. which is not only of mammoth proportions, medicine as is being given now. tles free. Regular sizes 50c. and $1.00. 5 BELLEFONTE, PA.
FPYREASURER’S OF UNSEATED LANDS FOR TAXES 130 Duncan, Daniel.Edward Allison... 188 LIBERTY TOWNSHIP. 400 L i i J ¥ :
"TOF 1902 AND 1903. Agreeable to the provisions 70 Gregg, Smith...... irre 82 80 Garrel. Wm... A P Morrison 213 288 i ee Hen ir 2 SNOW SHOE TOWNSHIP,
of law relating to the sale of unseated tracts of land for 122 31 Hepburn, Wm....Mary M Frank. 169 oo Mc Roo TaD & J Beoneol.e. 9 15 248 «7 David... & 453 153 Bayard, Andrew. W C Heinle
the non-payment of taxes, notice is hereby given that | 250 SE H B Herring 468 | 300f300 Irvin, Robert... W H Gardner 534 | 166 80 “ Robert...Glen 5s Catscadden, D..U M Bower
fire wi be SXpored at pinkie sale oF olicy the follow. 380 Hubley. BarnardW C Heinle.. 10 04 5h Krouse, Daniei,.A P Morriso 5 30 J: : ber 200 285 A Fisher Fuh a Capmen Coombs.
ing tracts or parts o tracts of unseated lands in oni 380 : M 33 Mahaffey, Wm...L J Delong.. 2 92 200 138 David... tine ’ 15 433 163 aw aylor.....
county, Penna., for taxes due and unpaid thereon. at the 110 Mosby, Jacob. 60 Nestlerode, C...... Balzer Webe 3 33 105 McClelland, Geo.Ashland Lum'r Co.... 3 57 £400 am > ees
Cour House in the Borough of Bellefonte, on Monday, 330 McDowell, Al 80 Smith, Robert....A P Morrison.. 239 | 190 Martin, Thos.....Wm Witmer Sons £2 o£ 400 Holt, Edgar.....J J & CM Bower
une 13th, at 1 o'clock p. m., and to continue.if neces- 200 5 . & Co. ll Lilthiigisy 2 Pall J H Holt 8 49
sary, by adjournment from day to day until all are sold. 52 MARION TOWNSHIP. 278 Norris, John.....Glen Union Lum- all, Peter........... C M Bower. 14 16
Ne 51 50 Allison, ‘Wm 162 Jones, Richard...Chas E Allen.......... . 917
BENNER TWP. - A A 280 Reeder. R. C 40 Mitchell, Wm P. Harriet E
Acres. Per ~~ Warrantee. Supposed Owners. Taxes. J 9 Lewis, Thoma 34 83 Rapp, Jacob.......Samuel Bruss 433 100" Mister Tako. Bo artuierisetsotee
50 Coon, Andrew....A P Morrison........... $158 359 Antis, Henry. : 41 Lingle, J. J.......H 8 Taylor. 35 Shires & FullmerWm Witmer 400 20 Moar, Luke...
100 Hale, J M W F Reynold 3 v6 Is Cawley, H Be 2 36 17 Lewis, Thos Yr Cota 10 sawyer, Wm ; in artin, Alex
50 Lingle, J J.... .J D Shugert. 3 95 2 53 cCalmont. A orriso y ‘ :
50 Noa John Wm Grove.... 238 nah ne IF HiDuffee........o000nn 4 08 200 Unknown Isaac Frain.. 8 400 0 oe 4 parker Jerem’h.Samuel Hall,
100 Unknown Chas E Allen........ 314 Laurelton Lumber 17 B C Tilghman, Jr... silly, Jolin
Stash he 458 63 Epler, Peter... COL... csmnrmisrnren 9.78 17 “ W Johnsonbaugh..... [02 Shires, Jno......... 433 153 Spear, Margaret.Chas E Allen
BOGGS TOWNSHIP. John B Linn.,..ewwione 12 14 = w DT Allison... 108 61 Telley, Ferrell...Ellen H Andrews... 3 58 = 163 Summers, Andw.Chas Hewitt 86
433 163 Butler, Margare{Mary E West... ne | Hey Jor... leufeli amber io 8 Waite, Wm.........Wm Waite. 200 Unknown .......... Wormer, Sons, 41 Tomkiny Jame ¥ Ee no
: YN AE rn HT avarabl . 5 5 arter, A M........ 0.euee seenersrnsanseessons i Hardener Os cieteiasivnns ste aS ma pa apr SLPS tees .
i 163 Gugeadden, D0 Silom Enon 2 h 437 108 Hartman, John...H C Hyatt... 9 39 189 Zantainger, PaniThos Vail. L170 Vanderslice,H'ry 88, va mnbedirn vents 2 86 433 153 Wharton, Kear’yH C Bennett . 24 57
I Ho rey ahs BB 106 Lowry, Aaron......A P Morrison............ 102 MILES TOWNSHIP. | 415 Wahn, Richard... “..... . 23 52
y BB Mors) . Laurelton Lumber 200 Anil. Hoary | 415 Wharton, Sarah,. Balser Webe: . 1186
300 MeGolvFrank. WE ellie. 18 00" ETATIEF, G0... C0 rises isser irssssrers wu. | 120 nS ony RUSH TOWNSHIP. 207 36‘ Margaret M.Samuel Hall, Est...... 19 61
5 scker & Lewis, ess 150 Levy, Aaron........J H Reifsnyder. 3 22 3275 0f300 Boyd, THOS... . on TAYLOR TOWNSHIP
BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP. 298 Mosby, Wm.......Chas E_Allen.. 191 Eo) Boxy. ROR yr 168 10 Allison, James. ...8 D Gettig “ : ; . :
3/0f433 163 Baskell Smith, Rhoades & 80 Motz, John..........Daniel Engle.. 41 410 cc 40 10 Atherton, Rich’dJ Pemberto: iy 39 Adams, NathanielJohn F Mattern........ 2 61
%0 Y sxsrermessene Smith 10 21 150 Philips, Lewis....J H Reifsnyder.. 3 32 273 Barton Will 390 110 Arthur, Ann.......W C Heinle............... 27 82 76 Anshultz, Geo.....A P Mor~'son.. i211
34 of 379121 Bell, Win a on ee on . 75 Cy a P ER Leh Lal Bend UE Ba “ 1 AR
4 el, Wn....,.... “ oe = ison.. 5 8! oh 3 ~ * cannassannr aes "ee i foekeney . 8
i33 63 .A P Morrison. Li we A Ofion © 246 I» Brooks; Jesse ay J Reusuvier ’ 2 . | ass 153 Britches, Isaac..Frank P Blair........... 14 57 10¢ Beck, Danlel...... fis iB ho
35 0f 140 22 Cox, Paul........... J H Holt 2 125 “ Toone « "123 4 pontoon S wih ress LEHR eld 100 Copenhaver, Jno.W C Heinle... 712 400 Bell, Wm............ P W Hartwell.. . 11 00
433 163 Davidson,Wm Jr.Chas E Allen. 24 9 125 “« « ‘193 Hh e WV 0 By F Reifsn Ser td oo 250 ¢ ..Chas E Allen 58 Bechdel, John....W C Heinle.... . 294
34 0f483 163 Donaldson, John Spi, Rhoades wo | 0 .. = Se ew seas Mrs N H EL 3 a 250 dE a £6 sarite 45 Berryhill, And’wMary F Hoover......... 138
A 7 | HALFMOON TOWNSHIP. a F enti] H Reifon iy 789 311 Eberman, Philip.John Blanchard.. 100 Campbell, Rob’t. Pittsburg
93.163 -Ewng, Johv.... W & Morrjeon. 2 | qe1 Anshultz, Geo... 8 36 20 Vor fort 108 50 French, Adam..S R Pringle 3 Deposit Co.............
Hor 433 108 Hall, Chas......... Pak © Gralia sol a Beck, Daniel......Chas E Allen. 1 46 217 SPOULN, VBR; TS 01 50 Groe, Elizabeth. Thos McCaus- Ji re 3 Jase hs Joi ¥ Yatton,
ud . eens .- at { 50 “ Jacob...... .? 1 46 . ses Hamdden * 3 an oe owner, James...Chas en
3 163 Ha : od I ll R Graham, > 2 18 * Daniel....A P Morrison.. 68 ns Hall Chase LH Rsitsny der, 72 B 121 152 ¢ McKean...Chas E Allen............ 8 60 300 Drake, JOS......... M J & John Hen-
dO A 13 ey 3 45 Keith, Jacob......Chas I Fitzhugh 5 24 130 Hotsel Joly trator 7. 8 433 Gundaker, Jno...J Pemberton Ellis.... 92 86 derson...........
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3 10.27 54 Sharer, [saac......A P Morrison... ve 20 ¥ Polos oy ein Sissinde: 433 153 Hamilton, Thos. F P Blair cares 186 Hammond Nich-Jos McMonigal &
Bo B 3 1 % 131 hodiiianieie Elizabeth f Fowler... 2 14 80 {reamer, Peter. i a7 433 163 Hopkins, Jolin, Passmore & Lich- EL He gn syersurs Copenhaver.... erees 10:26
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su 17 82 245 Simpson, Nathan Glen Union Lum- 17 Lajimore, | obs Harr ele 0 433 153 Hamilton, Hugh. W C Heiunle........ 30 94 424 McEwen, Henry.. «
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{1s 75 Miller, Wm. 407 Wharton, Hear'yWm Colyer 58 Parker, W. ’'W C Heinle 144 308 in 216 156 Polly...... A
iller, Wm......... 8 62 H Eh % arker, Wm........ oes 120 80 148 Merryman, Eliza, Pittsburg Safe
oo Nicholson, John 2 62 235 Wilson, Samael. pled cies 400 Seigfried, DanielHarry Keller. 2 3 433 153 Deposit Co............ 10 19
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340183 153 Pettitt, Clas, on. BHA) Bhoades & i on EF uo David 4 19 Unknown wrasse. HATTY abligr- o1 Campbell........ 3 56 2m Franen, E. 3: - C Meyer......... .193059
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300 Leach, Matt 8 26 400 Patterson, Robt..Chas E Allen............ 400 Brady, Wm. P...Mary M Frank........ 677 433 Slough, Geo........ .. 92 89 i illips, Samucl. 245
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FERGUSON TOWNSHIP. 415 Goodfrey,MarthaA P Morrison 10 87 60 100 Felamalee, MosesBruce dams... "14 58 400 Parker, Jeremiah “... 19
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= Morgan, Jas Jr. Ellis Jone wi 38 =a Holter, JS Figaro. 1% 4 don Emerick, Juo....Wm Witmer Sons 80 Witmer, Henry...Ida G Richards 5 39 14 100 Bobrer,ChrisPn..Ed 1, Yearick. in
100 Moore, Thos T.| Eo RN 468 10 Josthu, H. A......Chas Rothroc! 15 a Har aR as) Braressansarty 162 Warden,Jere'mhB F Shaffer...... 137
% Shannon, John...Thos P Shankon....... 6 63 HUSTON TOWNSHIP. =o Getdot SE oa rons Tn 8 09 SPRING TOWNSHIP, 12 Wilson, Robert...Zimmerman
i Uakhowa + 38 | aa 108 Baster, Ins. dW Gephartc.... 2393 | 13° Geltig, ChristisnWin Witmer . Sopa, _ (|: 41 Johnson. John...Grove & Smith.......... 13 23 ummm ai
150 “ ST 239 Gratz,—........d A Williams and 150° Goben. Ch och a 15 Kurtz, John L..A P Morrison........... 24 WORTH TOWNSHIP.
Susan Hartsock..... 23 41 oben, (has... Sa6ptcessestssay on 100 McClure, Wm....Maria Gregg Lip- :
GREGG TOWNSHIP. 120 Kuhn, Adam.....Wm A Thomas i 400 Hoffman, Wm.....Ashland Lum’r Co 3 i oe 1 68 £50 Gray, J B D........W C Heinle...
00 Alts Hos Musser & Gephatl .. 902 1x ID, AQ. 5 rarersss 400 Harrison, Wm,...Grove & Smith.... 11 99 216 ab te . 669 250 .......A P Morrison
~ Ants, Siem. un & Gep ~ 20 “US pg MD Gray 400 Hoffman, Wm..... Wm Marrow 32 250 Toole, Henry... . 788 223 Hawthorn, Mi
AO i WH Phill NE ey Moore. a Ohas Er Allo 62 Hunter, Alex... Wm Witmer 5 Moore, Johb..... . 09 ael, Jas. & Jos..... O D Eberts...
1% Cowden, Jobin... B Herring... 290 | 483 163 Wellnd, Joh. Chas Lewis..." 266 ESAT LTS aha a i le je Aletniss Rahn... Brick Go
60 Carson, Andrew.. es Ai 102 —, Williams.....A P Morrison... By Sassen oy a "25 08 100 Wilson, Wm......John Bilger............ 100 Veh i i at
Treasurer's SALE orSeaTep LANDS :—At the | 10 Lots Chas McCafferty........... 120 Acres D'd McCloi J 76 divi H&L h .
Te ian wo sive to theta, | 13 Lots Mrs: s Shope, Hatiiirond 10 | toate, Josemn Backer. ooiria gp (Mibfe Robert Yalemine. rd to|s Acres Harvey Yang... HEL DD Davo 20 oo Acres Robort BIOWers......o 11
ger 5 3ale of Ungeated Lands, wi) be sold i Lots Mrs B hyo se 1 I 147 Acres Howard Tipton.. 12 98 HOWARD TWP. 33 Acres Lemuel Warner. 2Hs & Ls Wm Densmore. .14 32 | 50 Acres Hepburn Blowers.. wl 35
he follow ng yracks or lots of] and return- ots rs Bella Jones, Est..... . 35 Acres Conrad Long, Est. .5 52 0A Edward d 132 58 Acres Sadie Walker... 8 Acres Thos Dogle... 51 | 100 Acres Robert Cowher... .14 29
si bythe tax collector of She following MILLHEIM BORO. 35 Acres Conrad Long, Est. 10 49 110 Acres Ward Gard nes ame. 32150 Acres Andrew Spicer. H&L 73 | 160 Acres John A Hunter 5 04
trig ; respecti ve v or the years 1900 | roy, 120 Acres Dvd McCloskey, Jr. g 08 | 1 Lot Lillie V Gardner......... «..5 61 1300 Acres Chas Reese..... H&L 51 | 10 Acres James Cowher 53
an gon, to the Commissioners of Centre 14 Acres 60 Acres Joseph Packer...... GREGG TWP. 75 Acres John Gingerich , 3 Acres Daniel Lutz, .8 14 | 160 Acres John A Hunte 5 50
gouug Vo! or Do-payment oF taxes, apeord- 284 Acres WJ Packer... 100 Acres Sarah HUbleTu.....oervesens 9 95(0 Acres EH Carr, Est...........o conn 2 Lots Lewis Reed 93 | 104 Acres Wm Miller.. 65
ng 8 Tovie ons > i e Severs Acts 2 Acres Jos Poorman..... BURNSIDE TWP HUSTON TWP. 8 Acres J H Cromin 61 | 33 Acres Dennis Reese. 2 11
9 Asso] y rel ative to the sale of seated | H& LL John Hall ..5 22 | 102 Acres S'lE & V O Etters . 140 G Gates 176 1 Acre E Everson 47 | 49 Acres Bean Richards 712
and for taxes ; H&L Thos Stanley, 3 40 PENN TWP. 433 Acres Brew, Holt & Alexand’r...8 19 eorge Gates................. 1 Lot Mila Hoyt... 70 | 160 Acres Levi Reese, Es il: 88
Description. Owners. Taxes. | 10 Acres Jacob McClincey. 4 69 433 Acres J H Holt & Co 5 98 | 289 Joseph F Williams......... 1260 | 4 Acres Wm Hend 95 2
Lp . . . &L John Hall 5 54 100 Acres Peter Bechtol. 50 eesasssananasrense FERGUSON TWP a M ho o% WALKER TWP.
BELLEFONTE BORO. a A Volley “2 60 | 75 Acres John Kimport. "07 MARION TWP. . 1 Te A aTgare 3 16 Acres E & J Tillie Apt.................1 78
H&L Robt V Miller 3 ores Mishel M ee y 19 SPRING TWP H&L Wm H Miller......cccovennenne 918 | 1 Lot R B Wigton & Sons.......... 32 Ire = ov ol H&L Mary Grubb....... . 88
1 Lot James Burnes... 19 A Wr aTor 414 : H&L W H Miller....... POT'LER TWP. Io Ines Linns. H&L Sarah RGSSIMAN... co.u..eoees w 86
1 James Burnes: : 3 95 | 19 Acres m Mayes... . 1 Lot 8 M Buck....... ... 283 Lot 34 Susan Weight .... 1.Lot Daniel Lutz... NOTE.
1a Srev & MoCain. 1 38 38 Acres Wm Mayes... 699 | 1 Lot 266 H&L 9 Susan A McDowell. 326 Acres John D Decker Frank Lucas In accordance with the Act of J oth
} re Tagieman, ¢ Yidcre A Edward Comers.........1 30/3 Properti H&L2] Geo Sheasley.......... S. PHILIPSBURG BORO. 3 Acres Mrs McFall............ 1837, terest will aD os
yrus Goss.. 582 | 1 Lot Mrs W Morris. ...... 102 Curt 2 84 e : ie 2 Lots Frank MeCoy.... 837, interest will be added to the amount
1 Jot Frank Hinple, 1313 | H&L Mrs P H Haupt. 67 | Ha L ¥ PGehret.. CE LIBERTY TWP. 2 Lots ye Frebel er 3 3B Lots Alfred Melgrain.. of id Joxes assqssed against unseated
1 Jot wo Jeinte sorts 49 7% 100 Acres Jos Green, Est...... 33 | 1 Lot John Hazel. "3 53 # Lot Joseph Bros..... LY or J i Le 2! oo 1Lot John Marks....... 1 20 | lands above advertised.
ilo Yun Pl sean 1843 Lot & 6 Acres, rs Mitchell ats 2 1 Lot Peter Jones ‘2 06|1 Lot Roland Lucas, Est.. rots Fred ng ~ 1 Lot Joseph Naylor SPECIAL NOTICE.
] Lots Bins & Cartin « S| 2s Je Rb ga Wt5on.. $8 | 1Lot Ed Stoner...... 1411 Lot Mrs. James Peelin H&L J E Holt 10 62 | 1 lot JB Phea All persons corresponding with the
1 lot Shas MeCagorty AA] cres 0s M Quick... 1 Lot Dr Thos Tobin..... wl 47 SNOW SHOE TWP. H&L John Marks, "3 aa iot Paxton _Heire Treasurer in reference to land advertise
ny FB Stover... 5s [Yt Actes Matilda Baney... 64 | 2 Prop's, H & L Robt Valentine.........11 34 | 70 Acres ~ Kline & Shugart.. All lands assessed to this estate, 1s- ? Jaze devs Rayger for sale in the above list should remit suf-
1 Lot Edward Woods ..2 01 CURTIN TWP. ¥ 22h lon, RABE Valentine. age jZAcres John Kelleher... _ ARC Crawford......eeeseenens C02 Lots Elmer Shaw... foient 10 pag postage, stationery. and, ad-
1 Lot Harry Johnson. 1213 | 117 Acres Jas Butler, sr 40 | Ha L Frank A Gehret 4.93 | 0 Acres I ath Resides....... RUSH TWE: lots wv H Thompson The advertising is $1.00 on each tract.
MILESBURG * BORO. re Ns Junie I TW Hs LL Jas Welch, Est... 158 NION TWP. 1300 Acres Isaac Crawford 0 MS Wills....... wen O14 PHILIP D. FOSTER,
1 Lot John F iallccciiciiis 13 00 | 33 Acres ohn Mills........ 1 Acre Dr Thos Tobin... iw an0d | 300 Acres Chas Reeseis. iw ind 211 Lot 0 (Edward Come 300 Acres Isaac Crawtord.....o.en® 89}: © “County Treasurer
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