THE CENTRE REPORTER. |
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FRED KURTZ, . Editor |
Centre Hann, Pa., Mar. 8, 1883,
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~Hereaflor all
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fiwo months
We can sell you
FURNITURE
NEW
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Uli
as Chamber Buits,
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Tables,
Sinks, Chairs, Lounges, &c.,
Cheaper than you can buy
it Public Sales,
WHITMER & CO.
Spring Mills, Pa.
LOCAL ITEMS,
vely paper, the M’-
has entered its 11th
ale of John Heimbach's, deceased,
rsonal property, will be found adyer-
i REPORTE!
of personal property of Jona-
or, will be found advertised in
st to learn of the death of
nd, Mr. 8S. M. Winter, of
of Boalsburg’s old citizens,
ck and Mr. Sam’l H. Stover,
wngerously ill
‘ol. Neff and lady, of Centre Hill,
) a call. The Colonel
pd health for some
r retired from farming
i nnd advertised in aa-
be fo
er column.
In making the announcement that
: of store-goods are offered at cost
hofl’s stand, Centre Hall, this
hot a fact, as the stock is
d out by 1st April, next. Don’t
this excellent chance for bargains. *
Any of our readers wanting some
h garden seeds, some being new va-
ieties, can get a small supply free by
walling at the Rerorrer office,
On Wednesday of this week Uriah
Mover paid the penalty for his share in
hei + Kintzlers, in Snyder
want of the execution
ie next issue of the
: from the pen of Wm. Kurtz,
resent at the execution to re-
£4
FAW,
if
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irger oi t
hanging their post-
this spring, will please give
r address and also the old.
y Bame, of Spring Mills, ad-
stock for sale in anoth-
farm
nmense arrival of latest catch
18t received, direct from
s store of Wm. Wolf & Son.
ur | against Wiggins’
nt at Linden Hall
ed in last week's issue
lintick being the newly elect-
| director and 8, T, [shiler assists
hich is not correct, as Wm.
newly elected school
yn Boal the asst. as-
juestion
ther temporary halt.
width 40 feet while
id be 60. The |
sideration and have the
ch width as will insure
i be made of suf-
no obstroction to |
s passage of high water and drift, |
v resulting damage from want of
er precaution im this respect might
e end prove costly
ith to offer
From the Philipsburg Journal we
tice that the people of that place and
section held a meeting one day last
eek for the formation of a new county
out of parts of Clearfield and Centre,
with Philipsburg for the county seat.
This would, no doubt, be a convenient
thing for the people of that section, and
a eaviog of time now lost in getting to
the county seat. We do not know that
there should be any special reason for us
over bere to object to our neighbors away
nit there cutting loose, as it has often
been a source of complaint that a large
portion of court costs are from that sec-
ion. Philipsburg would certainly be a
very credible county seat,
-For an outfit for man or boy, com-
plete from head to foot, for Sunday, Mone
lay, wedding-day, or any other occasion
or day, the best place for genuine goods
and real low prices, is the Philad.
Branch, with the largest and best assort-
ment outside of Philadelphia. Go and
examine for yourself,
A musical conference was held at
Sunbury on Tuesday, 6th, com of
delegates from musical societies, with a
view to the formation of a permanent
Central Penn's Musical Association. It
is intended to hold a grand musical jubi-
lee in June, under the instruction of
Prof, W. 0. Perkins. The rehearsals for
this occasion will be held by each socie-
ty in ila own locality, to be visited by
Prof. Perkins, when ail will join in one
grand festival at the place to be desig-
nated by the delegates at Sunbury, on
Tuesday. J. W. Wolf represented the
singers of Centre Hall in the above
named conference.
~-~Camp’s furniture rooms, at Centre
Hall, will be found stocked with every
variety and style of Foods; all home-
made work, and equal in finish to city
make. Mr, Camp offers his furniture at
such reasonable figures that no one need
go oulside the valley for such goods.
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HEADQUARTERS NAMUEL BRANNON
Post, No. 282 March 3, 1883.
Jesolved, That the thanks of this Post
be tendered, through the columns of the
“Cevree Reronrer, to the Rev, WW. E,
Fischer for his able and patriotic ser-
mon delivered to the Post, on the even
ing of the Grd inst, Axn, Greco,
Post Adjutant.
MIGRATION OF PENNSYLVANIARS,
A colony of ous hundred and twelve
families is coming to Coster connty in tae
Mair,
and Cameron counties,
days before the colony and lay off a tract
for the large sssembly to sojourn: in.
Most of these people who contemplate
gojourning in our midst are Germans
and. as itis well known, the (rérmansare
a thrifty class of people and
settlers. Yellowstone Journal,
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PENN HALL ITEMS.
Pitiable Scene,--A beardless’ fellow
came here much intoxicated ; he was
turned out of his sleigh, the horse was
captured here and detained until the fel-
low sobered enough to proceed toward
home. He felt ashamed and said he
would never be caught in such a spree
again—hope he will be true to his
pledge.
Dead-beat—one who subscribes amd
promises to pay, and then refuses to ful-
fill his obligations,
Cal, you invited the wrong fellow to
your pigeon feast.
New Spring Goods.—An elegant selecy
tion of calicoes, ginghams, shirting, &c.,
have just been received at I'isher’s store,
Qur old friend, John Moyer, has been
confined to his room about a week;
hope he will soon be about again.
Wm. Musser, on Bariges’ farm, has
been seriously ill, but is now. on a fair
way of recovery.
Sam’l Wolf, ageu 93 years, is the old-
est resident in Gregg twp.—perhaps in
the county.
A special car with railroad officers have
been up examining the bridge abutments
over Sinking creek ; it looks like busi-
ness and as tho' our railroad will soon
be extended —hurrab !
Wm. W. Nees is making preparations
to build a new house on his farm, he dog
a well during the winter ; the barn he
built last summer.
D. J. Musser is reliring from farming
and is getting ready to build a new house
on a lot of his farm.
Wm. Heckman is getting the material
ready to remodel his barn with a new
roof. News Boy,
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SIXTY-NINTH SUNDAY
SCHOOL YEAR.
THE
can Sunday-schoo! Union, the society I
serve in Northern Pennsylvania, begins
to-day. I now write briefly with refer
ence to the work yet to be done.
plished, without rapidly increasing pop-
ulation. it is within the bounds of truth
to say that there are thousands of pre-
who are still with Sunday-sch
leges, most if not all the ti
without a hope in the Savior. is also
certain that these thonsands will not em.
brace the Christian religion hardly
lead a strictly moral life until they first
become interested in Gospel truth which
is “the power of God unto salvation.”
To provide this Bible school instruction
in the word of life for all the needy with-
ont distinction and to disseminate evan-
gelical literature are among the prime
objects for which we labor, A volame
of interesting particulars on ti
might be written. The gratit
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friends who, in many ways, have encour-
clouded in the death of my faithful wife
on the day after Christmas. Eatering
upon the work another year, we trust.
fully hope for the continued kindly c
operation of pastors and friends, expect.
ing always as hitherto the blessings of
God upon all we endeavor faithfully to
do “in the name of the Lord” for the
1 souls,
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, Mareh 1,
Bellefonte, Va
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EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION,
The Conference met al
last week.
Conference claimants Mrs. R.(
three children; S. T.
wife and child ; E. Stambach
Mrs. Rachel Young, Mrs
Williamsport,
and wife,
Longsdorf,
Graham, P. 8. Orwig, wife and
children ;: A. Krouse and wife, evs
Kohr and 8, W. Seibert.
perannuated list,
The following applicants were received
into the ministry on probation
Geo, Smith, J. C. Margenthaler, O. L.
vided his credentials are all right.
The following are conditional
Smith, J. M. King, 8. Aurand.
The following were elected Presiding
Elders: W. E. Detwiler, M. J. Caroth-
ers, P, W. Raidabaugh.
The Presiding Elders were stationed
in the following order: York district,
MM. J. Carothers; Williamsport district,
W. E. Detwiler; Lewisburg distriet, P.
W. Raidabaugh ; Juniata district, W. F.
Swengle,
Milton was chosen unanimously as the
place to hold the next session of this
conference to meet the first Tuesday in
March, 1884,
for the Berorrer.
Locassvivng, Clinton Co., Pa.
Mz. Epiton '— Permit me, through your
paper, to return my unfeigned thanks to
the citizens of Centre Hall, for their long
continued marks of kindness shown to.
ward us during oor residence in their
midst, bul more ially for the valuable
watch and guard donated to me by the
hands of John Smith. It is not so much
the value of the gifts that calls forth an
expression of gratitude, but the kindly,
will of the any contributors
n toward me. May heaven's richest
blessings attend you all, is the wish of
your humble servant. J, K. Miriee,
ene, ns fA Wi A
weet {8 a noteworthy fact that Jotiona
from Linden Hall, Spring Mills, Farmers
Mills, and other mors distant points,
purchase goods at the Penns Valley Bar.
n store, attracted hither by Mr.
inges’ sory low prices and the com-
ess of his k, which is at all
mes full and up to the times in styles
Don't fail to give Dinges a trial, at least,
A Si Mp
~The farm of Michael Kreamer, de
ceased, south of Aaronsburg, was kpock-
od off ut public sale om last Saturday, at
$68.25 per acre, to John M, Blover, the
present occupant,
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~The Union Church at Farmer's
Mills is to be entirely remodelled, this
gpring, The edifice will ha raised and al
added, The andience room|
to front the church,
There will be a meeting of the Pot:
ter township teraperance organization in
the Y. M. C. A, room, on Tuesday, 15, al
7 p.m. Very important business, claim:
ing the attention of the organization at
once, should bring out a good attend]
ance, President,
—Had a fierce storm on 'Uoesday
o'd Wiggins may claim it as his,
only that it was a little previons,
Dr, Lee, of Madisonburg, gave us a
call. Glad to hear he has a successful]
practice. i
Hon. 8. Gilliland ealled upon {he
porter the other day.
John Grove and Adam Krumrine were |
among our callers, Both have sales ad-|
vertised for estates in, Rerorren.
Rev. J. K. Miller, of Sugar Valley, gave]
us a hasty call. His family are pleased
with their new home.
Tuesday morning opened with scow|
and prospects for more sleighing. i
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in the star-roule trial an impor-|
tant person
When a test is made in these parts gs to)
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all give in evidence that it is the estab- |
lishment in the Bush house block known |
as Sechler's grocery. No family should}
be without Sechler’s goods, becanse they
are fresh, pure and wholesome
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A BOOM FOR LEWISBURG.
Lewisburg, March 3.—A railroad bask |
ed by Wm. H. Vanderbilt, is now being]
constructed directly through this place,
starting at the great railroad centre, New |
York, and running via Shamokin, Sun-
bury and Lewisburg, it makes a direct]
route to Buffalo and the lakes. The next
MOXEY IN "MULE" COLLEGES
Linst year the Fnumber of pupils in the
ten normal schools of Lhe
anid fig schools num?
T00 each. To these
Isr Lied
the stat
ted first and last 81,000 G0
Mi
sty
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MRINACA &
4 $4 i}
glntement touching the props of these
institutions being henvily
proven by tha facts
irsl morigages amounting to $0 000 in
the aggregate, The amount se
ured to in
ii i pkg,
sid { i .
WBING OF LHHIE IE Dant.»
dividual mor
30.70 dave ths one in
Twi district j(ler
AI Mr.
money
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calls th
COUuTag
118 expenditure of mL Bn
ement of debt in "mule i ieges,
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There is one determination
i108 caine to in the outset
would not be undersold by
ready made clothing, and he ha
ed, as every customer will
There i8 no establ
that reater |
any one
sueceed-
ishment in
afterg o roan
in suits
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ARE ET
Phitadeipl
sil
Button
ing mill capable of running out three
hundred barrels of the best floar per day. |
noble movement. Enterprises like this, |
taken in connection with Leéwisburg's alf!
ready vast lumber interest, will be|
means of increasing the wealth of the!
town and of establishing it npon « solid]
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LINES TO PUNXSUTAWAELEY.
The Susquehanna and Allegheny as
Reading Road Feeder.
The Susquehanna and Allegheny rail-|
road was chartered yesterday worning|
in the state department. This line is to
extend from Punxsatawney, Young town.
TWO
fudiana, Clearfield, Centre, Clinton, Ly-|
comping and Union counties to West Mil.
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tance is 150 miles, and the capital stock is
per mile, and the 15,000sharesare valued
at $100 per share. There are nine direc
tors. Walston H. Brown, Frederick
Brown, Thomas F, Wentwerth, Herbert
' Brown, E.G. Platt, Victor Guilion,
Robert D. Maxwell, John Rodgers, Frack
M. Rodgers, with Walston Il. Brown a
president. The principal office is in Phil-
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Brown.
The Susquebanna road connes with
the Reading road at Milton and is intend.
ed upply = vigilant opposition to the
Clearfield and Jefferson road, which com.
pany took outa charter last Friday for a
fine to run from Ramey, in Clearfield
county, on the Western side of Clearfield
creek, near Wiltmer'arup, at the terminus
of Beil Gap railroad, when completed,
northwestward through Clearfield and
Indizna-counties to Panxsotawney, Jef.
ferson county, a distance of thi
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riv-iwo
sin
“ws
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is 81,000,000, and the directors Philadel.
phia capitalists, By the operation Punx.
gntawney, now without railroad
munication, gains com
the lumber districts and bituminous coal |
counties are throwt!
open tothe Pennsylvania and Readiog
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MOYER BREAKING DOWN
from Middisburg stales
Moyer, to he hung as one of
the Kintzler murderers, is breaking down,
Sometimes be don't eat and complain of
Informsaiion
and it 1s in the hand of Rev. Mr, Reed one
another ad.
when he is gone. To a person who recent.
ly visited Moyer he said that he would not|
tell all, for the murderers had “promised!
each other in their hands,” not to tell on
each other. It is evident from what can be]
gleaned that old Israel Erb doesn’t want
Moyer to make a true confession and tells
him so, as their vells are situatedfio a way|
to permit such communication,
Mss
COLUMBIANA. ILL SUBMERGED,
ING,
Curio, 111, March 8.~The town of Col.
umbiana is submerged, only the roofs of |
two houses being visible, Eleven houses
have floated sway. One house has been
demolished by a cake of ice. The citizens
have fled to places of safety,
Arkansas City, Ark., March 5.~The tive
er is rising steadily and a great flood is in
ovitable. Citizens ave taking their property
to places of safety. Families are leaving
on every train and the negroes are fleeing
panicwsiricken, :
Membhis, March 8,—~A special to the
Appeal {rom Helens, Ark, says: ‘The
struggle with the beseiging waters has be.
gun in this vicinity, The river rose 4 in.
ches in the past tweniyvfour hours, and
this afternoon the gaugé exhibited 44
feet b inches. within 51 inches of the maxi.
mum height last year. The Midland Rail |
round trains stop at Danean Station, sever.
al miles this side of Clarendon, the track
being submerged, There is no interruption
of traffic over the Iran Mountain route,
Coshoma County, Miss , opposite Helena,
is one vast sea of water, and the crops sre
necessarily greatly retarded.”
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Buiter
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1H re compares with
best— his prices are the most reason
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the
jargest in the county.
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MABRIED
On the 18th Feb, by Rev. L.
ris, at the home of the
Negley, of Lewisbur
Ettinger, of Milton, daughter of Wm,
Ettinger, formerly of Aaroasburg. The
bride and groom have the Reporter's
congratulations,
On 1st instant, by Rev, W. H. Grob,
Mr. Edmund Miese, of Lemont, and Miss
8. Lizzie Caris, of Potters Mills,
On Wednesday, Feb, 28 by Rev. Dr.
Hamill, Mr. John F. Payne, of Half
Mcon, and Miss Mary E. Wasson, of Le.
mont,
At the house of the bride's mother, on
Feb. 22, by Rev. T. 8. Faus, Mr. J. W,
Christman, of Mauch Chunk, to Miss
Jennie Valentine, of Hyner,
At the residence of John Morris, in
Logansville, Feb. 22, by Rev. J, G. M.
Swengle, Mr. Johan Brown, of Hoblers
bride, Mr. W. A.
g, and Miss Annie
gansviile, Pa
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INS NOTICE Letters tesiameniony
upon the cslate of Jobn
decom of Potter township,
having boon jan fully granted to the under.
signed, he would respectfully request all persons
knowin themselves to be lndebied to the estate lo
make omediate payment, snd those having
Elaine against the sme 10 preset the same duly
autheutionied for seiidemont
AUAM KRUMRBINE
Esecwior, Tusyvilie, Pa
int
Rmared
vo Sanna A AW
ANIEL PRUTZMAN, BOOT AND
D SHOEMAKER.
after April 1st will open in the Bank-
building, when he will be prepared to
make to order Boots and Shoes, and do
all kinds of repairing, Natisfaction guar
anteesd, and charges reasonable. |
a share of the public patronage.
Smartf
PENN'S VALLEY INSTITUTE.
The spring torm of this select school
will open April 16, 1883, Sppojal atten
tion wil be given fo those preparing to
teach or enter collage, Boarding can be
had at 900 to 2.50 pet week.
from $4.00 to arm.
Smardt w. P. Hosreniax, AM,
Tuition
KALE, MARCH &
“ALE. ~The ung
ibid sa
March 27, (nu
fiat stone op
i, Hen
horse,
Prien
plow hh
day. Mared g. Lhiors
ingwagon, b
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odd will oiler
Centre Hill,
Ad grain dril
fi rake He
iE. winds
EVERY LADY
SHOULD SUBSCRIBE FOU
Strawbridge & Clothier’s
Fashion Quarterly.
EVERY NUMBER CONTATNS
Nearly one thousand engravings. illu
trating the new things in every departs
ment of fashion.
Png
yiadders, plow
halns, grainom
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mai 0
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oorn 2
8, CHIAILN
» eonl-stove, beds and beddis
i chairs, cupl
n kettles, t
ator,
the ears, hay!
house
rosy
&e., also
Faewe
hay by t
we, pullies, rakes
goons o0k
We, carpets, cham
ORs, DUrcans,
sibs, barn
, BUOtS
JOHN GR
MARGT
OneeyY
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corner
gir and
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to conuRenee at J
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SALE. Mapen 20
“ALE «Will be sold
the nedenoe ok
x west of Centre Hal
work horses, 1 vear
Lyear old colt
OR, ODE DORTLY Dew
gv. sled, Uedser sepamior, No
t nion Fertilizer arill
rake, fanning wil
plantation
Willouby
row, 28ets of tug hates, set «
goars, 2 wets of single harness, oil
EPHRAIL
+ with
young
WagoL
enltivator,
, % ms hay
a1 Leiteel, auc’
N H LONG
i public sale, at
the undersigned,
March
mare with
Tuesday,
oid
Shores: Wag
wagon, top-bug
gum drill, hay-
Jd light crupper
pew 2 saddles,
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BALE, MABCH §,
JPUBLI
tre Hill, on Tharsday, Maren 5th
Jew: 2 horses, 1 2year old oot,
whi
! hors
| chain, wpbuggy
he following arti
i sows, two of
{tog havoese, good ay new [J sets
tired ios, 2 saddios, post suger snd
Cansage
vider barrels, son kettle, also
fables, 2 beduteads with bedding,
carpet, elght-day clock, | parior
ous other articles 10 Dumerous
“uns spouting to b dollars and
ing their notes with approved wee
rervrnl of goods 3
fiyniete, collars,
frame, post axe,
2 wets of chairs,
stove, and vars
y mention. Sale
Terms: All
under, cash ; all
ny by give
y before the
PRIVATE KALE OF REAL
1. Btiver, deoonsed, also trostoos nod
ome nile west
oneistl nr
| productive, we ad
Ec Enh
Daitk-bars, and othe Wt
fir terms apply to
otf
ESTATE. ~The
Thomas
agents a
Pottery
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Wile,
ew A]
Four pages of new music, in most Cus
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS
The prices of all kinds of Dry Goods
to show what they look like.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAING:
Valuable original articles, mostly illav
the beautifying o!
needle
work. oe ia
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS:
Instructions bow the distant cusiomer
cally us residents of the eity.
PRICE. 0 UENTS PER YEAR
SPECIMEN COPIES, 16 CENT!
ErrawsripeE & CLOTHIER.
Eighth and Market Streets, Philad.
4jantd
SALE, MARCH 198.
SALE. Will be sold at pubic si
the residence of the undersig:
ed, near Spring Mills, on Monday, March
the follow articles: 2 horses, 1 mare with coil
colts going on 3 years and 1 going on 2 years
cows, 1 bull, 7 head of young eaitie, 6 sheep, 180%
3 shouts 4-horse wagon, 4-homse broad -wheel wag
on, horse wagon nearly new, horse spriugwag
on, new Buckeye dr Centre Halk grad
ine power and shaker, fanning mille.
lows, cornplanter, 2 harrows, Iara sion
yr cultivators, bobaled, Exoels lof mower and
reaper, hayrope, pullies, cornscraper, sei hrosd
bands, 2 sets froptgesrs, set double harness
addie, logsled, hayrake, Sfth chudn, and
Sale to begin at 10 8. ™
J. A HAINES
P BLU
breech
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FALE. MARCH 22 : ‘
Prauc FALE Wil be sold at public sale «
the residence of the undersigned
one mile east of Centre Hall, on Thursday, March
yA we cow, 2 shoats, cook stove, coal move, self
16-plate stove, cupboard, bedsteads, sink
srrels, chests, mest and other vessels, ha
mi. forks, iron kettle, and other articles
0 empmence al 1 pom
JOHS G. EMERICK
SALE, MARCH is
7, UBLIC SALE Will be sold at put
/ the residence of the
1 south of Bpring Mills, Wednesday, March
gt 10 o'clock a. w., the following property © On
ton. 1 horse, 1 mare, span of mules, span of
driving ponies, 2 cows, 6 bead young esitie, iol of
shoats, drill, sulky, cultivator, cloverhulier, Buck
eve reaper, Butheye mower, ¢-horse wagon, 2
3 wagons, bob sied, Jog sled, family sieigh
separator, plows harrows, cultiveton, he)
and pulley, bay fork, fanning mill straw and
ter, corn planter, breechbands, tug hs
plow gears, bridles, collars, double trees
roe, spreads, elo Also household furn
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ndersighied
miles
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sale to copumence it 0a. m., when
made known, Jes. N. Leftzel, Auct
JACOB NM
LE,
Al MARCH @
- Wii be sold ax publie aie a1
residence of the undersigned, »
il. on Friday, March 9, the following
Two horses, 3 shouts, 1 2-horse wagon
isthe with home power, 110
vator, shovel plows, corn
k plank, horse posrs single harness
§ peuter fools, single trees, ChiRine
Baletobeginat l poo
JONATH, { HOM
LIC BALK
BALE MARCH 3s
1° SALE. Will be offered al pub
i township, one ml
March 16, the following property
¢ work horses, Syearoidoolt 4 hesd o
wen head of young ositle, 1
vo broad-wheel plantation w
ioh is just new we horse wagon, 1
adders, eighty bushel wagon bed, Two sels «
WEY boards, two buggies, gum spring
horse rake, double sled Just new, plank sled
i danter, 5 ploughs, three harrow
breedin
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“horse cultivator, Iw
of double and single 1réh
o pair of spreads with sings
th lock, Jog chain, EAh ©}
§ Cow chains, Cutiing bos
” suing mill, grind stone, dinner bel
forks and shovelr, § sels ploOwgesrs, 6 onilars, 18
slr of hames, wagon saddle, § Yankee birjdies 4
sets of Hynets, pair of checks, 4 choke straps, and
ther articles. Sale 10 coanmente #1 10 o'clock, »
w hen terms will be made known. Josish Nes
$s : GEORGE SWAD
SALE MARCH 15
SALE ~The undersigned will afl
public sale, one and one-hit m
north of Farmer's Mills, Thursday, March 1, i
i folowing articles © 1 head of horses, year
milk cows, xix head of good shrpey. 4 sbomis,
with pigs, two 2horse wagons, cue 2 hors
ng wagon, 1 bugey, 2bourse sled, family sled
opsied, reaper, drill, threshing machine with
shaker, strap and power, hay-rake, hay-fork, rop
and pullies, lanuing mill, cornplanter, CoruscTig:
plows, one 2horse cultivator, one 1-borse cultiva
tor, harrows, double and single trees, grajn-cradics
ot of horsegears, set of tug gears, set of front ges?
sei of single harness, yoets, saddie, bridies
hecke, chains, &¢. Also a Jol of household fun
ture, 2 cook stoves, parior stove, ot ag uty
sink, chains tables, corner cupboard, four bed
stends with bedding, 70 yards of carpet, chests, 2
iron kettles, large copper kettle, tubs, cider bar
rels, vivegar, est vessels, and other articles. Bale
to commente at #ig a. m.
JONATH. WEAVER
4 TTENTION COLLECTORS FOR 1%81.-Al
* unsettieod duplicates for the yew
1851 will be placed in the bands of the atlorue)
for ivumediate collection if not settled again te
ist day of April, 1883 JOHN WOLF,
sfch2m H.C. CANMPEELL.
AS GRIST
Commissioners
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JP MINISTRATORE NOTICE. — Letters of ad
® : ministration upon the wsiate of
Jonathan E. Royer, deceased, late of Potter town
ship, having been Jeu mie to the under
signed, they would fully request all persons
knowing themselves to be 10 the oete
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims againgt the same 10 11 duly an
thenticated for settlement, Meng J Y
mart JOHN
{ G OVE
Administrators, Centre HAL
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potatoes, two
wagon, set of tug
row, cultivator,
and all
POTTER AILS PROPERTY FOR
SA 8 very
valosbie
properly near Potters Mills is offered at
prvate sale, cof
land, thereon a
necessary outbu
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A
very valuable pre
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Saeallent 100] lois
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