Bellefonte, Pa., June 3, 1904.
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Fortune in Maine Skunks.
It will no doubt surprise many people to
learn that the despised skunk is worth
twice as much to Maine as is the much ad-
mired honey bee, but such is the fact’ and,
counting things at their actual worth, the
skunk is worth about as much as all the
deer killed in Maiue in a season. The skunk
is valuable both for hisfur and fer the oil
that is in him, and both the oil and the fur
are in ever increasing demand-
Fashion in furs regulates the price of
skunk skins. Four years ago the coat of
a dark skunk was worth from $2.50 to $3,
and the demand exceeded the supply.
Since then the muskrat has come into
favor, and the price of skunk skins bas
fallen to about $2 for the best. When.
however, there are a dozen fat skunks to
be had on every acre of meadow land,
when a hard wood club is the only weap-
on needed for killing them, and when
every fat skunk contains at least a quart
of oil worth $5 a gallon at wholesale, there
is money in the business.
Most of the skunk pelts are shipped to
a Philadelphia firm, where they are made
ap into furs for export to France and
Germany, in which countries they pass as
monkey skins. It is estimated that
Maine's revenue from skunks amounts to
$150,000 or $175,000 annually, which is
double the sum derived from all the honey
bees in the State and certainly more than
all the 8000 deer shot are worth to the men
who kill them. From 100,000 to 150,000
skunks are killed in Maine every fall.
The demand for oil is steadily incieas-
ing, and the price has advanced fifty cents
to $1 a gallon within a year. The natives
prize the oil for its virtues asa cure for
rheumatism and stiff joints, and large |
quantities of it are bought by country trad-
ers and sent to druggist out of the State,
It is estimated that the annual produe-
tion of skunk oil in Maine exceeds 25,000
gallons, and the quantity is increased by
adulteration with the fatty oils obtained
from hens and wood chucks, a deception
which has proved most profitable to the
skunk magnates — Philadelphia Record.
Immense Canteloupe Patch.
The largest canteloupe ‘‘patch’’ in the
world will be that which is to be planted
near Greeley, Colo.,the present spring. It
will embrace 2,000 acres. Hitherto can-
taloupe raising in Colorado has been most-
ly confined to the famous Rockyford dis-
trict, in the Arkansas valley, but the farm-
ers of northern Colorado have now deter-
mined to enter that very profitable field of
Uncle Sam’s Employees.
There are 150,383 in the Executive Civil Service.
WASHINGTON, May 25.—A bulletin is-
sued by the Census Bureau gives the total
number of employees in the executive civil
service of the United States as 150,383.
The figures include only those employees
who are required to take an examination
so that about 87,000 postmasters and em-
ployees of small postoffices are excluded, as
are about 15,000 employees with small
salaries in the field branches of the War
Department, about 16,000 employees at
navy yards and a few thousand in other
parte of the service.
Of the 150,383 given 25,675 are employ-
ed in the District of Columbia, 137,061 are
males, 135,575 are native born and 102,-
431 are engaged in clerical work; 46,162
are between the ages of 30 and 40 years;
39,218 hetween 20 and 30, and 30,394 be-
tween 40 and 50. One hundred and one
are over 80 and 3422 below 20 years of age.
More than a third of the number have been
employed for less than five years and more
than a fifth for less than a year. Only 328
have occupied places for more than 40,
years. Those who receive salaries of $2500
or more number 851, less than $720,50,005.
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Palaces With No Green Spot.
Rich People in New York Who Can't Afford
a Yard.
J. D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, W.
K. Vanderbilt and Charles M. Schwab are
about the only millionaires in New York
who can support the luxury of yards around
their city houses. J. Pierpont Morgan has
a fine house in Madison avenue, but his
yard is only about the size of a billiard ta-
ble. Havemeyer, the sugar man, has a lit-
tle green blanket of grass in front of his
house, and he prizes it so highly that he
has erected safety deposit bars about eigh-
teen feet high.
Mis. Astor’s fine white mansion in upper
Fifth avenue hasn’t a blade of grass around
' it, and the same is true of two or three of
the Vanderbilts’, Helen Gould’s, Elbridge
Gerry’s, Charles T. Yerkes, Mrs. Herman
Oelrich’s, Whitelaw Reid’s and a hundred
other magnificient places along Fifth ave-
nue. The movement for front yards is,
having some growth along Riverside drive,
but even there it is only the richest kind
of a man who can buy a plot of real estate
big enough for the purpose.
Didn’t Eat the Hole of Them.
Tom (at the lunch counter)—'‘Pretty
tough doughnuts these.”
Dick—‘‘One good thing about them,
though.”
Tom—*‘And what’s that, for Heaven's
sake?’ ;
Dick—‘‘The hole, that part you con’t
Cured A Leper. : WORST OF ALL EXPERIENCES. — Can
en anything be worse than to feel that ever
A New Orleans dispatch says: For the | minute will be your last? Such was a
first time in history, it is said, a leper will | experience of Mrs. S. H. Newson, Decatur,
be ordered from a lazzaretto completely | Ala. ‘For three years,” she writes, “I
cured. This week the Louisiana lepers’ | endured insufferable pain from indigestion,
home at Indian Camp will discharge one of | stomach and bowel trouble. Death seem-
its patients, a Creole boy a native of New | eq inevitable when I was induced to try
Orleans, aged 15, who bas heen afflicted | Electric Bitters and the result was miracu-
with leprosy for four years and who has | lous. Iimproved at once and now I'm
been under treatment at Indian Camp for | gompletely recovered.” = For Liver, Kid-
nearly two years. ney, Stomach and Bowel troubles Electric
When he went to the asylum his body | Bitters is the only medicine. Only 50c.
was the color of coffee and was covered | It’s guaranteed by Green’s druggist.
Business Notice.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the Signature of
CHAS. H. FLETCHER.
with leprous ulcers; his face was blotched,
puckered up with open sores; he had no Excursion to Atlantic City.
eyebrows nor eyelashes. Now be is clean
Medical.
New Advertisements.
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 2 lot that alsohasa front-
age on Logan St. gall ou or write to
rs. SARA A. TEATS,
46-30tf Bellefonte, Pa.
Saddlery.
HAT SHOULD YOU DO—
to look at; his face is clear; with a slight For the benefit of those desiring to attend
touch of color; his eyebrows and eyelashes | the meeting of the American Medical As-
have grown, his eye is clear instead of | Sociation at Atlantio City, June 7 to 10,
glassy, and he has regained control of his | and the session of the American Academy
facial muscles. of Medicine at the same place, June 4 and
Five more patients are on the road to | 6: the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
recovery, and will be discharged withina will sell excursion tickets to Atlantic City
year. from all stations on its lines west of Down-
Tt is said that the treatment which has | ingtown and Avnodale. north of Parker
simply the persistent application of the | and north east of Trenton, Windsor, and
treatment used for leprosy since the world | Toms River, N. J., exclusive, at rate of
began. The only difference is that in the | Single fare plus $1.00 for the round trip.
Louisiana home the disease has been treat- | Tickets will be sold June 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6,
pleasant surroundings as far as possible | Stop over at Philadelphia on going trip
have been provided. within limit of June 6, and at Philadel-
phia, and Baltimore, on return trip within
— the final limit on deposit at stop-over
Many Men Discharged point. All tickets must be deposited im-
mediately on arrival at Morris Guards
Railroad Officials Think They Are Entering Period {| Armory, 12 South New York Avenue, At-
of Depression. lantic City. Regular excursion tickets at
; usual rates will be sold from the points
Alarmed over the remarkable falling off | named above and from all De
in traffic, the railroads centering in Chica- | points to Atlantic City.
go are discharging thousands of employes,
cutting down the hour of labor and cur- | Reduced Rates to Gettysburg Via
tailing expenses in every possible direc- Pennsylvania Railroad.
tion, It is estimated that since January ote is
1, 1904, more than fifteen thousand em- For the benefit of those desiring to af-
ployes have been discharged in the United tend the annual encampment of the Grand
States, and the pruning process is still go- | Army of the Republic, Department of
ing on. Pennsylvania, at Gettysburg, June 5th to
Traffic officials declare that in several | 11th, the Pennsylvania railroad company
years traffic has not been so light as it is will sell excursion tickets to Gettysburg
now, and they believe that they are enter- from all stations on its line in the State of
ing a period of traffic depression which has Pennsylvania, on June 4th, 5tb, 6th, 7th,
not been equalled in years. Rigid econo- | and 8th, good to return until June 13th,
my has therefore, been ordered in all de- inclusive, at rate ofa single fare for the
partments, and forces are being reduced to | round trip. For specific rates, apply to
a minimum. local ticket agents.
Railroad managers also declare that
wages must be reduced within a short time. Reduced Rates to Uniontown.
When the labor organizations began
their campaign three years ago they were
advised by the management to take a rea-
sonable increase., ray ten or five per cent.,
and be assured that they could retain it
when business fell off. Instead of doing so
they demanded and received, in most cases’
fifteen or twenty per cent.
For the accommecdation of those desiring
to attend the Prohibition State convention
to be held at Uniontown, June 7th to
9th, the Pennsylvania railroad company
will sell round-trip tickets to Uniontown,
June 6th and 7th, good to return until
June 10th, inclusive, from all stations on
its lines in the State of Pennsylvania at
- rate of single fare for round-trip (minimum-
——Subseribe for the WATCHMAN. rate, 25 cents.)
caused such results is nothing new, but | Ford, south of Newark and Porter, Del., Fe THE PUBLIC GOOD
ed steadily, systematically and constantly good returning, leaving Atlantio City June | THE INFORMATION CONTAINED (IN THE
Absolute cleanliness, pure food and |4 to 13, inclusive. Tickets will be good to | cITIZEN'S STATEMENT IS INVALUABLE TO AXEL GREASE
BELLEFONTE PEOPLE
When a resident of Bellefonte whose
statement appears below who has no
monetary or other interest in the article
which he endorses who is abxious to do
his acquaintances and fellow residents a
good turn who publishes in this paper his
experience wit Doan’s Kidney Pills that
citizens must have good and sufficient rea-
son for doing so. The following should dis-
pelany doubts which may have existed in
the reader’s mind on this subject:
William Valence, 226 High street, Night
watchman says:”” For 2 years or more oft
and on I had trouble with my back and
pains in the upper part of my spine ac-
companied by a disagreeable feeling in
my head and acute lameness right over
my kidneys. At first I thought it was m
liver but later found it arose from the kid-
neys not acting properly. I read of the
many cures that had been made in Belle-
fonte by Doan’s Kidney Pills and I got
them at F. Potts Green’s drug store. They
stopped the annoyance from the kidney’s
and removed the lameness and aching in
my back. They did me any amount of
good and I do not hesitate to recommend
them.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y., cole
agent for the U. 8S.
Remember the name Doan’s and take
no substitute. 48-16
DO YOU ASK?
the answer is easy. and
your duty is plain.....
—BUY YOUR—
HARNESS, NETS,
DUSTERS, WHIPS, PADS, COLLARS,
and everything you
want at
SCHOFIELD'’S.
SCHOFIELD has the largest stock of
everything in his line, in the town or
county.
CALL AND EXAMINE AND GET
PRICES.
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
that our goods and price
iy g prices have been
After July 1st we will Break the Record
on Collar Pads.
JAMES SCHOFIELD,
Spring street,
47-37 BELLEFONTE, PA.
horticulture. have to chew, you know."’
REASY HE OF SEED JA3Ds Pos TA3EY 2 Qiasan, Daniel Eduary flisey sreiveen 1 bs LIBERTY TOWNSHIP. Levys Dasisl WO He ssaaens "SNOW SHOE TOWNSHIP.
: 1902 903. Agreeable to the provisions regg, Smith...... ~~". esnenees . 4 1 Wea. & “a cKin, Robert... 20 433 153 Bayard, Andrew.W CH Ga
of law relating to the sale of unseated tracts of land for 122 31 Hepburn, Wm....Mary M Frank.. 169 Bs Soren ih ah P Morison. 2 B 248 - David... 30, rssersiasrsriien 412 hve Rv DC M einle,. om . 24 50
the Bon-paytrien’ of taxes, notice is hereby given that | 250 wy H B Herring. 4 68 14 of 309 Irvin, Robert......W H Gardner.. 8 34 166 86 “ Robert..Glea Union Lum- 400 120 RET a
tiere will be exposed at public sale or outery the follow- | 280 Hubley. Barnard W C Heinle... woe | 200 Krouse, Daniél...A P Morrison. 5 30 : ber C0. cucrrusenenss soon 16 24 1-5 433 163 Fisher, Jno C.....S Saylor
, “ ’ 19 49 y
I ae, Crt the 330 Mosh 1 b May Frank Sons. 32 5 Mahaffey, Wm...L 3 Delong pL 222 Fi 3% MeClellons Gry Ashland Lum’r Co i 3 57 13 roo) 163 Holt Sami W. yi
" . p $ . 0 08 acob...... m Witmer ons. 2 93 60 Nest de,.C...... V Nd . 333 ! ) # aa 0 ol ar...
Court House in'the Borough of Bellefonte, on Monday, | 330 MoDowel: Alex.W C Heinle.... ii 8 83 80 Ne ones AES BS ave rsssmanas 2 39 190 Martin, Thos......Wm Witmer Sons . 2 of 400 08 J
June 13th, at 1 o'clock p. m., and te continue if neces- | 200 Tower, Jas. .euee. “ 5 3¢ g 3 er 8 Cou pine 33 250 Pall, Peter........... C
sary, by adjournment from day to day until all are sold. 52 Unknown... ae 70 MARION TOWNSHIP. 278 Norris, John......Glen Union um- 257 162 Jones, Richard...Chas
BENNER TWP 51 Unknown............W C Heinle.............. 70 £0 Allison, Wm......Franklin Weight...... 2 93 250 Reeder, R. © ber Co...es cerns wneenne 40 Mitchell, Wm P. Harriet
Acres. Per Warrantee. ~~ Supposed Owners. Taxes. HAINES TOWNSHIP. 1% BE re EIT Fn 2 a 34 83 Rapp, Jacob......Samuel Bruss........ 433 120 Misner, Luke..... &
50 Coo. Andrew...A P Morrison... 359 Antis, Henry......Chas Steele......o....... 4925 41 Lingle, J. J......H S Taylor..... 112 35 . Shires & FullmerWos Witmer Sons ol 400 Martin. Alex......
100 Hale, J M...........W F Reynold: 135 Cawley, H B........Daniel Engle............ 2 36 17 Lewis, Thos........ Wm Corman 143 5 400 $¢ we
$0 Lingle, J Joo... ho Datigs, Harv & Dut sos | 20 Jt Sg I i Th m Witmer Sons CIE el an
50 Moore, John..... Nah. uffee......ccoeneens nknown.. . 15800 Frail. cccnin, 5 88 1 BILE 0 Sint thal fe emen 2 eilly, John...... ardner....
Laurelton Lumber 17 kid reeeseeens B C Tilghman, Jr. 433 153 Spear, Margaret.Chas E Allen..
100 Unknown........... 458 63 Epler, Peter....... C0 a. sinpssiismsiorisavimss 17 se WwW eh 92 . Shires, Jno........ ¥ 433 163 Stmmers Andw.Chas Hewitt.
: 8 1 d 3 58 ’
BOGGS TOWNSHIP. : John B Linn...ccer. eves 12 14 50 serine TOI Allison... 144 108 61 Telley, Ferrell,..Ellen IL Andrews... 260 Tomkins, JamesC M Bower...
433 163 Butler, MargaretMary E West 11 02 288 Henry, Jos......... Laurelton Lumber 8 Waite, Wm......... Wm Waite SE) 200 Unknown .........Wm Witmer Sons ‘ 162 oe Jos......Hugh Ward ...... ......
? ) g NC) iy « 451 157 Harter, A M........ C0..... cicseseirseienn we 9 60 199 Zantzinger, PaulThos Vail..... . 294 y yoo 3 ¢7 433 1563 Whartor, Kear’'yH C Bennett & Co..... 24 5
400 Carscacdden, D....Emma Hummel 10 1y > 170 Vanderslice, H bh 4 7
433 163 Godfrey, MarthaH C Bennett & 21 09 437 108 Hartman, John... or MILES TOW p anderslice, il ry 415 Wahn, Richard... 23 52
50 Yona aaah A P Morrison 3 67 106 Lowry, Aaron...... ILES TOWNSHIP. | 415 Wharton, Sarah,. Balser Weber... 11 86
300 McCoy, Frank... W C Heinle 16 30 5. Rear... Lsyrelion Lumber Soo 20 Autis, Hens i : 5 RUSH TOWNSHIP. 217 36 ‘* Margaret M.Samuel Hall, Est...... 19 61
. ® on 1 g ramer, Geo...... 0.0000 toshuersrnesnassnes * Frederick. p
03 Packer & Lewis.A D Lucas. 263 150 Levy, Aaron........J H Reifsnyder 3 922 3275 of 300 Boyd, Thos.........S 3 20 168 10 Allison, James. ..8 D Gettig.......cveeus w 22 86 TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
, BURNSIDE TOWNSHIP. 228 Mosby, Wm........Chas E Allen... 491 290 Brady. Wm. P 716 10 Atherton, Rich’dJ Pemberton Ellis... 28 58 30 Adams, NathanielJohn F Mattern........
340f 433 163 Baskelly Smith, Rhoades & 80 Motz, John..........Daniel Engle... S41 440 et .108¢ | 390 110 Arthur, Ann.......W C Heinle.....ooesrennn 27 82 76 Anshultz, Geo.....A P Morrison...
4of 433 163 Baskelly..... ~SHa, Bi 10 1s0 Phin, Lewis... 28, Boj tiivier : % 27s Barton, Wm. 24 69 | 433 153 Brickley, Daniel,Passmore & Lich 19 ’ Coren
3/ 0f 379121 Bell, W “ “ 9 00 0 DENOWD..ocveuv'ses mith..... Vi 5 2 3900 | ten 29 1
Motonoltl Be NI AP Morrison, 5 teen P Morrison 82 | 10 Brooks, Jess . 247 | 433 153 Britches, Isaac..Frank P Blai 100 “ou.
340f140 22 Cox, Paul... 402 Ci 3 . free 2 2 I Benoni Peter 0 v4 1: | 100 Copenhaver, Jno.W C Heinle.... " P v Jjorive)
: By RAL ree RT es 125 ne , Jo . Io ee oo q1rs2 | 65 ~~ Bechdel, John...W C Heinle.....
3 a De a Benin Eo 92 | 185 “ 123 | 180 Cooper, Wm........J F Reifsny am | 20 Chis E Allen, 45 Berryhill, And"wMary F Hoover.
4 ? Smith 10 27 : it 403 Caruthers, Jas.....Mrs N Haugh. Jig 883i ayy Eberman, Philip.John Blanchard 100 Campbell, Rob’t. Pittsburg
633 163 Ewing, John.....W G Morison z HALPMOON TOWNSHIP, 320 Fearon, Joseph...J H Reifsnyder........ 7 89 50 French "Adam, 8 R Pringle..............s Deposit Co.............
17 of 433 163 Hall Chas Frank C Graham Te 167 Anshultz, Geo..... 8 36 66 Hepburn, Jas......Mrs Geo Wolfort....... 4 68 50 Groe, Elizabeth. Thos 3 MecCaus- 23 Craig, Jane......... John F Mattern.
on aes eee Arthur Graham 48 ° Beck, Daniel 146 217 4 BS, vars . 494 ’ ! 100 Cowher, James...C
433 163 “ .M R Graham 20 o Jaooby 2 » 1 Hall, Chas... JH Beifenyder 2173 121 152 “ nr 300 Drake, Jos..
: = 3 n> 8 ani ) Ly teeerenns oyer.... 28 2 Gundaker, Jno...J Pemberton Ellis.... ¢2 86
32 of 433 153 Haris, Hen i 45 Keith, Jacob......Chas I F 524 130 Housel, Johu......J H Reitsnyder........ 7 89 Fi 153 ian Thos. W c Heinle... id % 94 48
2 ? TT Smit 120 Lambourn, Jos’hF P Blair. 322 | 200 oe i W C Heinle.......cooe. 618 | 433 153 Hamilton, Thos.F P Blair. ....ccooeec.. 3094 | 186 McMonigal
37 0of 433153 _ * Mathias... EL Shares, Jaan 4 PrMormiss n 72 80 Kreamer, Peter-Rsen, Alexander ot 433 163 Hopkins, John...Passmore & Lich- 1 Copenhaver 10 26
2 Johns x % : es i 1 ameson ae LBD... osssssrnestinnsns . 2915 oo 5
A pd 153 pri win b. br, en HARRIS TOWNSHIP, 320 Kitts, Geo...........Chas E Allen. 7 89 434 163 Haines,Reub. JFs P Blair... 433 + C Benne 11 %
1a LODE, J Zinn. vores Chas E Allen : 2 ; 17 Lattimore, Robt. Harry Keller.. 433 153 Hamilton, Hugh. W C Heinle.........coou 424 ge 24°96
3{0f130153 Lenox, David. ...Smith, Rhoades & 245 Simpson, Nathan Glen Union Lum- 400 Lake, Richard...W R Goodman... Tjof 439153 Irvin, Robert......Ed M Leifer, Est..... 24 H 24°96
2 Ta Smith 274 ber Co.... . 13 93 100 Levy, Rachel......] H Reifsnyder..... .. 49 396 Jordon, Benj......W C Heinle...... 101 P Morr) 2775
84 of 483153 McPherson, Wm x 203 Sri a SAlegober & 3 / 0 Nites Thomas, Harry Heller, : » y 368 147 Lathrop, Wm. A.Chas E Allen 2H St “ er
0) 75 Miller, Wm......... J C Meyer. x Vharton, Hear’y Wm Colyer arker, Wmn........ einle.... : 120 80 Libby, John. ens = Pittsburg r
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8 243 153 O’Bri ch...Smith, s & eastenrissieesnieies ABIDE LC OE BE LOGO Ll 0s . 50 . B........A P Morrison > tseian vs 5
gic ? Tien mn ith 308 os i g0B 52 o 2 80 12 Unknown ........... B F Shaffer... 13 433 153 FT Johu,... HE erie 30 94 72 Merryman,Thos. Wm Miller 452
61 « “w 15 ce 1 68 7-12 of 72 Shaffer, Michael H Reitsnyder. 97 100 McCord, J R &A.McCord J R & 10 Moore, Jas.........Chas E Allen 5 39
340f183 153 Pettitt, Chas.......Smith, Rhoades & 2 .Beecher & Sober....... 5 ge 1 Unknown Harry Keller... 2 5 Campbell......... campbell. .c..ccrnns 3 56 oy Proven ®, Joend OB yer 23 52
: ; 8 - 1 ow on 13 45 en ee 20 433 163 Malone, RichardF P Blair... w 34 04 198 hn Ip, Fd ater, 9 52
Ry fle Wharton Pe BFiderty Ins Tra 124 Joseph... ul: igs 280 Wistar, Martin...wWm S eee 19.77 433 153 - a tr ay 32 01 128 «? 0 ol 3.58
> DepOsit CO.....vvemmeee 12 96 79 Conley, Adam....Beecher & Sober....... 1 11 38 Weaver, David...Mrs Geo Wolfort....... 27 = 1s Millers 3 T aa hot a ou 3 119 “ re
410 151 Wallace, Jos.......F M C Choate........... 12 96 240 Duff, Andrew......Glen Union Lum- 43 63 Young, Benj......Wm Witmer & Son... 60 Is x Millen dos 4 Lora ween $1.08 100 Unknown ........... ;
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CU RTIN TOWNSHIP. 113 Fox, Andrew ere William Colyer......... 3 63 x i ; a 153 Meyer, Jacob....dno H Orvis, Est... 164 34 . Wilson, Wm....... W C Heinle
5 to Ateood Hoar hy oi 260 Gregg, Thomas. Glsy Upioa Lum- Yo ok 150 Deihl, John........ Elizabeth T Ham- 15s 100 Miller, Magnus...Robt Henderson 3 37 UNION TOWNSHIP
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300 4 A P Morrison 8 26 140 Henry Stophel... We . 836 10 Gover, Robert. .. Ellis Lytle... 135 orm 158 eign Biel S10 BOM Leiter Bg, a p 2 100 Brown, Wm......,.A P Morrison . 595
200 Allen, Ch Wm Harvey.. 17 33 400 Harrison, Wm...Mary M Frank 510 : : 3 7 i Pe Hard i 100 Blake. Jane........ “ . 245
7 131 tunis. Ro H C Depfiet 4 06 oS Irvin, John atasins has Zhen. 1 41 RENN TOWNSHIP. 2 2 Robison, Wm H.'Thos i 2 McCaus- 20 Desi Batis th
104 ehaven, Peter..Samue al 11 55 weston Mary ran o 91 300 Montgom W.J C Meyer...... es ariasnss 6 94 : 4 - eal, ANN......ceces vi 6:19
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; AP Morrison..........., 828 f 80 i i AHA aa see {reamer, Peter.. eifsnyder........ 7 ‘Blair 2 rene - 6
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0, Joseph..... s 2 we * a fra i TOE Shear John H C Bennett & Co. BOE ae Ha We! 4 90
400 Long, J B. . 1101 250 : : A hn.Wm Witmer & 433 153 Spear, John........H 159 140 Mann, Harvey...Ellis L Orvis.....
i i eg WE 1 6f 3 : 330 nderson, John..Wm _ Witme y 433 153 Smith, Mazy.. < 3 bower 3 ou 100 Phillips, Yh Morr oan 2 2
300 Leach, Mathew...A P Morrison............ 826 400 Patterson, Robt..Chas E Allen............ 11 14 400 Brady, Wm. P....Mary M Frank.. 43 155 T, OugA, Se “Tho 3 G McCaus- 100 “ih wn WC Heinlew...... 5 25
00 Long, J Z..... ‘Chas E Allen... 1101 | 400 Parker, RichardWilliam Witmer & 265 Blair, Joseph....Glen Union Lum 6 onof, Jas..erb 108, 30 94 <
146 75 Miller, Jas....... Lycoming Timber SONS CO..eooeeeverenns 2 55 00% seis iivoes aid 25 80 {58 155 " Rr rh Bho WALKER TCWNSHIP.
15k 03. Parker. Job W & Lumber Co......... I = 170 Reynolds, Joh, Blen Cylon Lum- HH 330 Barger, Adam... Wiliary Witmer & ; 433 153 Turner, Daniel. F P Blair 14 58 143 11 Ackert, Wm...... Jesse L Cresse,
! acker, JO “eee TT C0uirinininieniinnins ons Co. 5 5 3 oD MAreican
158 BB CIW..y C94 | 400 Reed, James......Mary M_Frank....... 510 | 300 Brown, Johu...... “! 65: 1114381 268 Vals ames.....4 Morrison 90.31 91 98 Daugherty, M’gt.Chas
ot oo i $ 11 100 Sankey, Thos...... olen onion Lum- Lat 2 Cameron, = Chas Steel : 2 0 i 2) on . Ale 572 2 47 Habh, Erojenerd LP Norsison, Stainrrs 4 30
. 3 sense anes saseen ogwell, Daniel.Wm ein ; er ‘S$ R Pringle 34 § y sseenann 18880 eckles
2 of 200 id wees IB 1 OPVISLLL 8 54 . 155 Dewart, Wm...... Wm Witmer , 0 re at SODS..cuuun sasssrsrenpuncs 1 50
its Taylor, Joseph...A P MOrriSON....coun.. 11 30 HOWARD TOWNSHIP. : & Co. gg 128 Witmer, Henry...Edward Kren $30 50 McKee, Samuel..B F Shaffer. ak
45 of 160 Willis Jonathan..Jas A Beaver, tree... 4 41 155 Ewing, Jasper 2 52 250 White & ParsonsA P Morrison 8.42 92 Rarker,Jeremiah “ 67
1-5 of 160 rs menses 2h: 11217 Boubam, §arnh Rosanna © Rogers... b 84 268 Falls. Thomas..Glen Uni 1s % Wilson, John..... »Jss Passmore 7:28 91 «"Richard.. wo 60
“ 8 EndElli 8b 415 Godfrey. Martha.Chas E Allen. 23 26 : = , S 4 Nom Piles, Jas..ccoeuros
160 En bis 1 Orvis 18 48 HA Grey sburg, Jos hC M Bower.. Bas ; ber Co..... .. 25 98 ten... 21 01 oy Pies, Jas. etd R Thompson. 76
USON TOWNSHIP 60 100 Felamalee,MosesBruce D Wi 33 153 Wall Jos J...Frank 14 53 y ¢ 8 126
FERGUS 3 P. 415 Goodies Masinaj P Morriso 10 87 20 Falmer, H, B.....Geo L Goodhart 33 4a 13 Jallace, fs -o Frank Xo 30 94 100 Robinson, Rich’dC V Evans.. 133
% ig Rr OD pale » 2 mB i 123 i Emerick. J 80 Witmer, Henry...Ida G Rich 5 39 3: Wm RohrenChrisen Bd 1 Yesrio 2 27
8 an s Jr...Ellis Lytle....... ’ merick, Jn it . ...John Dorman 1 68°
55 Mitchell, David..Chas L Fitzhugh.. 80 136 92 Harris, Jas. . ? G00 rina OTE 162 Warden,Jere’'mhB F Shaffer.. 187
100 Moore, Thos I 4.66 40 Josthu, H. A 215 Gordon, ThomasGlen Union Lum- SPRING TOWNSHIP. 12 Wilson, Robert...Zimmerman
bX nl on 5 43 HUSTON Towxeal. 155 Gettig, Onristian Wen, Wilmer ola Johnics. Jon. dtove Y Emit: 13 25 Fobtnsehom 3.28
seessannanen “ens . 8 ohnson, sin ares .
i “ .W P Stevenson 1 8 433 163 Lisster, Jas... gs C 1 Kurtz, John L...A P Morrison no WORTH TOWNSHIP.
0 don 1 239 ratz, is 150 Goben, Chas...... 8 You 100 McClure, Wm.....Maria Gregg Lip-
400 Hoffman, Wm PANCOtE..veues eeureres 1 68 £50
: 120 400 Harrison, Wm, ...Grove & Smith. 11 99 6 oho Sl Chas F Schad. 6 69 250
200 Antis, Henry...... Musser & Gephart.... 302 150 400 Hoffman, Wm.....Wm Marrow . 32 21 Toole, Henry......Grove & Smith. 7 88 223 Hawthorn, Mich-
200 Anderson, Jacob $8 et smrtesarans 30 20 56 62 Hunter, Alex... Wm Witmer Sons 5 Moore, John......Oscar Gill........ 09 ael, Jas. & Jos..... O D Eberts............... 13 88
130 Aoki, Ruble ereenes NY Sinllipe.. 206 231 & C0...ernreses evista snes 101 75 Unknown.........A P Morrison. 116 716 ALP. Jeon hd Hsmmond Fire re
150 owden, John.... erring... . 290 16; li J 8, Garrirriis GY Tum- =) 100° © 0 Wilson, Wile 3 hias Kuhn... Brick Uo 3
60 Carson, Andrew.. [ng . 1A 108 3 28 Boobs, G Blen rion ns m o 25 98 Too Wilson, Wi,....donn Bilger 1% 100 Unknown .......... Alice Laird..... 6 81
TREASURER'S SALE OFSEATED LiaxDs :—At the | 10 Lots 120 Acres ~~ D’d McCloikey, Jr. 1839 H&L Robert Valentine. ..... 360] 25 Acres Geo Gates... 200 H&L John Dunkle, Est 8 99 TAYLOR TWP.
same time and place asgiven in theTreas. | 43 Lots 60 Acres Joseph Poy 8 49 | 1 Lot a mma 673| 6 Acres Harvey Young. 200 H&L i 2 60 | 50 Acres ~~ Robert Blowers... 472
urer’s Sale of Unseated Lands, will be sold | 43 Lots 147 Acres Howard Tipton 2 98 HOWARD TWP. 33 Acres Lemuel Warner.. .349|2 Hs & Ls 32 | 50 Acres Hepburn Blowers. 35
the following tracts or lots of land return- | 17 Lots 35 Acres Conrad Long, Ei 5 52 if 58 Acres Sadie Walker... 7 05|3 Acres 6 51 | 100 Acres Robert Cowher. 14 29
ed by the tax collector otf the following MILLHEIM BORO. 35 Acres Conrad Long, Est. 49 | 10 Acres Edward Gardner............. 132150 Acres Andrew Spicer.. 365 H&L 173 |150 Acres John A Hunter... 504
districts, respectively, for the years 1900 | ,. o 120 Acres Dvd McCloskey, 08 | 1 Lot Lillie V Garduer......... wb 51 | 300 Acres Chas Reese...... 699 H&L 6 51 | 10 Acres James Cowher.....uuu.e. 53
and 1901, to the Commissioners of Centre & J WStamm 60 Acres Joseph Packer. 85 GREGG TWP. 75 Acres John Gingerich 14 33 | 3 Acres 8 14 | 160 Acres John A Hunter. 5 50
county, for non-payment of taxes, accord- % Acres J W Stamm... 234 Acres ~~ W J Packer... 68 | 100 Acres Sarah Hubler g05|5 Acres E H Carr, Est. ...2 00 | 2 Lots 2 93 | 104 Acres Wm Miller... . 65
ing to the provisions of the several Acts ; BOGGS TWP. 2 Acres Jos Poorman. 12 ses. HUSTON TWP. 3 Aeres ..3 61 | 33 Acres Dennis Reese... 21
of Assembly relative to the sale of seated | H & I Yohn Hall iio soi 102 Acres 8'1 E & V O Etters. ........6 03 BURNSIDE TWP. {140 George Gates 11 76 1 Acre . 1 49 Acres wT 12
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escription. wners. axes. cres aco cClincey............4 69 1 100 Acros . Peter Bechiol.. or ining fr NE mun TT re
© BELLEFONTE BORO, y Jo Acres | PeterBoohiol 50 MARION TWP. FERGUSON TWP. ores Margaret Hom. 1 9 | 16 Acres 178
H&L Robt V Miller SPRING TWP pus Wa Ser 1Lot: 5K B Wigton & Sons... 321Lot James Kenna toad Grubb. 5
. . or..... ; POTTER TWP. : :
110 1 Lot 8 M Buck 283 Lot 34 Susan Weight... 1 89 | 006 Acres John D Decker De ee 7 NOTE.
1Lot 1 Lot FP Blair. 266 | H&L 2 Susan A MeDowel wd 22 | 9 a) 3 Acres Mrs McFall... 72 | In accordance with the Act of June 6th,
11% 2 "Properties, 100 a [H&L Geo Sheasley... 147 8. PHILIPSBURG BO 2 Lots Franc MoCoy..... “"] 44 | 1837, interest will be added to the amount
2 i rr hE i Libs TV ho Warped Bi Nolin | os pred sin arsed
B 1 Lot rs en ands above adver.ised.
1 Lot 4.45 | Fo A bo Rres i Mitchell W. 1 i ee Pn Ba te] i Mons... 31s Lot Joroph Naylor a SPECIAL NOTICE.
1 Lot Rive 3 gin. 4045 | H&L Irs R’b'ea Watson 1 Lot Ed Stoner... 1411 Lot Mrs, James Peeling, 5 ots IE H RrOSS 1 10 62 Ho 5 EB hea ay . ae 2 All persons corresponding with the
1Lot Chas McCafferty ........7 38 | 33'Aores Thos M Quick. 1 Lot Dr Thos Tobin... 147 SNOW SHOE TWP. HL TORR RITE otiresnis HS Theres Lowi RANCH “ia 17 | Treasurer in reference to land advertised
11a rer. 135 53 | 11 Acres Matilda Baney.. 2 Prop's, H & L Robt Valentine........11 34 | 70 Acres Kline & Shugart... 7.08 | All lands assessed to this estate, Is- es ir » ~2 17 for sale in the above list should remit suf-
1 Lot Edward Woods. wz ol CURTIN TWP. - oan Lots, Robt Valentine..... ~282| 2Xores John Kellehel...........? 43 88¢ Crawford. ........ rr 0300 | 5 Tots Elmer Shaw... r= 9% | Heiont 10 pay postage, stationsty and: ad.
1 Lot Harry JOhngon.......ce.s12 13 | 137 Acres Jas Butler, Suvcvnnd 05 | HEL Frank A Gehret. TERT um ry Besidetu Certs -2 99 : RUSH TWP. 2 Tots x a Thompson. 43 "Wve advertising is $1.00 on each tract.
MILESBURG B0RO. 55 Acres Mrs Jennie Lucas . 790 | H&L Jas Welch, Est... 158 UNION TWP. 300 Acres Isaac Crawford... Arr|ilos ii M8 Willewwny 81 - PHILIP D. FOSTER,
1 Lot John ¥ Hall..... 38 Acres John Mills.u.sieisisnennnsns16 00 | 1 Acre “Dr Thos Tobi... 08! 200 Acres Chas Reese. .. iv viuninnn 2711 Lot Edward Comers. 7B." S33C Crawiord., ues sme County Treasurer
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