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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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Cexrre Harr, Pa, May 14, "84,
Teams —32 por year in advance. $2.00
when not in advance. Advertisements
v0 cents per line for three insertions,
Que colum per year $901 colum $45,
#rHereuflor all subscribers paying
their subscription in advance, will get a
credit of two months additional as s pre-
minum on $2 in sdvance,
A VISIT
TO “THE FAIR" OR *
BOTH PLEASE AND PAY YOU,
™ WILL
ANY:
THING NEW YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND
THERE FIRST. THIS SPRINGS GOODS
ARE ESPECIALLY FINE AND PRICES VERY
LOW,
COME AND SEE NOW IT I3 YOURSELF.
G.-R. SPIGELMYER.
SPRING MILLS, PEXNA.
MAX J, 1884,
TO OUR “REPORTER” READERS:
Our stock of Fans, Parasols, (inclading
the Drown seamless,) White Goods all
over Embroideries, and Lace far excell
in Style and Price.
7
In Lace Curtains and Curtain Poles we
lead all—Portierres and Turkens Cross-
stripes. Please call when in town, we
are positive you will go away pleased.
D. GARMAN & SON.
BUsA'S ARCADE. Bellefonte, May, 1884.
"LOCAL ITEMS,
Reporter for the campaign 10c per m'th
Bargains in dry goods— Garmans. 30
Irish point embroideries ~Garmans.
—— Every human being is a born base
baler.
Musser’s popular Millheim hotel is
having some new additions,
~——Cen. Beaver orates at Milfon Dec-
oration dav. '
~~ Read adv, of Boozer's meat-mar-
ket. Yoo ean get good fresh meat there
at any time.
——The vénarable Robert Hunter, of
Benner twp., father of representative D.
F. Hunter, died on 5, aged 90 years.
Mr. George Hoffer, an active Dem
oerat of Boalsburg, announces himself in
the “Reporter’” as a candidate for sheriff.
No other preparation so concentrates
and combines blood~purifying, vitaliziog,
enriching and invigorating qualities as
Ayer’s Barsaparilla. Quality should be
considered when making comparisons,
Wolf's stock of fine shoes for is-
dies and gentlemen is unsurpassed in
this valley.
~The Memorial sermon, by Rev. W.
K. Foster, in the Centre Hill choreh, on
behalf of the Post, G. A. R., will be de.
livered on Sanday, 18th instant, instead
of 25th as was reported to us. This will
be next Sabbath at 10 a.m. All are in.
vited to be present,
Do yon want a monument, a tombstone,
or any other work in memory of a
departed friend ? then go to 8. A, Eto
ver's Bellefonte marblsyard and yon will
find the handsomest designs to be found.
All his work is equal to city jobs and at
15 per cent. less in price. Go and see
samples at Stovers before bargaining
elsewhere,
~— A davnghter of Hon. C. T. Alexan.
der, Miss Hoberths, was married last
week to Mr, H. 8. Yarrington, of Rich-
mond, Va.
~The telephone is now being ex.
tended from Bellefonte to Lewistown,
via Centre Hall. The extension to Mill
heim has not been determined on for the
present.
—Saturday morning after the Bris
bin fire Bellefonte people promptly for.
warded $300 in provisions aud money to
the sufferers. J
Buttons, laces, gimps and fringes—
Garmans. 80
If you will call on us we will promise
to sell you more goods and better is
for the money than any store in notre
Co.~Garmans, 30
Did you ever come across one
who said that he was taken In at the
Philad. Branch in apy purchase made
there, or that Lewins ever refused to
make good any article that was not found
as represented? No, you did not—and
because there is this fair and square
dealing, everybody feels it is safest to
buy clothing at the Philad. Branch.
~The telephone line to Lewistown
is now a fact—~the wire bugs reached
Centre Hall last Saturday, haying laid a
copper wire from Bellefonte to this point
for the Lewistown line, We can now
telephone east as well as west from Cen
tre Hall.
—Large lumber stacks at Wolf
Grove's sawmill, in Georges valley, indi.
cate that lumber operations are carried
on there at a brisk rate. D. B. Brisbin
is the manager.
Persons desiring fruit or ornamental
trees, vines, shrubecy. will do well to
consult W, W, Dellett who iz represent:
ing J. Austin w, of Rochester, N.Y.
Mr. Shaw can be depended upon as fur
nishing good stock and trees to the name,
as he has been in the business for more
than a quarter of a contary. Mr. Shaw
is endorsed by Jas, Vicks, Bros
and other prominent nurserymen. Mr,
Dellett is from Milroy, Mifflin Co. and
can give the best of references if desired.
He makes a specialty of fruit adapted to
this section of country. teow
Young men, go to Wolf's before
hosiery
puying , Cole
ao a etn nail factory hes
ork on
stopped. Why ? For want of money,
An all wool cahmere (guaranteed) at
50 cents per yard, at ga : %
Largest line of white goods in the
eomuty at the Bee Hive.
2 ren’s, misses’ and ladies’ J
armane, a
Popular goods; popular prisos-Gat
~The lower end of this valley Togtil
having the finaneial shakes, Toe panic
A ao:
ure of Perry Stover, or in’ n, who
left with Hauititios reported at from 12
to 18 thousand dollars, mueh of which
was due farmers who sold him their
crops. This ereated a scare and want of
confidence which resulted iz a rum on
the Millheim Bank. That institution
however, withstood the local tempest and
had bach ers whose assurances quieted
those having deposits, This was some
three or four weeks ago. ;
Last week there was another scare in
the reported em nt of Mr. H.
Tomlinson, merchant, of Miilheiw,
whose store was closed for a short time,
bot who feels assured he can get thro’
without any one loosing a dollar if he is
left in eontrol of his business. Mr. T.
has proven an active business. man, and
sold goods at so low a figure that other
merchants wondered how he could do it
and bold out. If be comes out all night
now, and satisfies his creditors, as | @
thinks he will, no one will have cause to
complain, and the public will be the
richer for having had cheap go yds, altho’
Mr. Tom! oson may have hietle for his
pains to serve them thus,
The store is like'y to pass into other
hands by sale on Thursday. Liahilities
are reported at from $7500 to $10.000,
The stock is thought to be worth $7,000,
: - Ae Wp
——There is no disputing the fact the
real headquarters for boots and shoos ir
at A. C. Mingle's, in the Brockerhofl
house block. This ig the verdict of all
men and women, who have examined the
assortment and quality of his goods. It
is positively first class, and so low in
price tha% you can not do better any-
where, and at few places in the state can
vou get at good a bargain in boots and
shoes as at Mingle's. He is not afraid to
warrant whatever he eslle yon and takes
back any article that does not come up
to what it is said to be. Now just stick
a pin there and be wise with a good un
derstanding,
- oe
~Weather has been pleasant but
cool, thus far, this week. Farmers are
lanting ero, many having hesitated un-
il now on account of the cooluess of the
gpring.
~The covstruction train is now
within three miles of Centre Hall, and
bafore ancther issue we expect to see
“Het” anc other horses scared by the
enfine at the lower end of town.
~All colors of macrame cord, silk
floes, waste embroidery silk and working
cotton at Wolf's,
Jar'y vegetables of all kicds to be
had at Sechlers. Also canned and dried
fruits froma the best establishments in
the country. All No, 1 goods. Go to
Sechlers if you want something nive for
the table, whether in provisions or table-
ware,
o}— Mr. George Korman, a well-known
farmer of Gregg township, died laut
Monday. He had been ill for several
montbe,
~The finest line of fancy summer
cassimeres in the valley can be seen at
Wolf's. Examine them before boying
your summer sait, it will pay you.
I'welve sawmills were destroyed by
the forest f res in Elk county.
For 8250, and from that on wp, you
can purchase as handsome suit for your
little boy and make him the happiest
chap out of jail. There is no such as
sortment of boys’ clothing outside of the
rity, 88 you will find at the Philad,
Branch, and nowhere, not even in tbe
city, for as ow a price.
~Theras were light frosts in some
parts of this county on Tuesday.
rg Mp
——
FRESH BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES
— Families can be saopplied with
fresh bread, fresh rolls and cakes, every
day, by leaving their orders at Dinges’
store,
Having employed an experienced
woodworker | am now prepared to do
all kinds of wood-work as well as paint-
ing and trimming, on short notice, and
st prices to suit the times.
l4may4dt J. T. Len.
Cextee Harn Meir Marker. ~The
Centre Hall Meat-market having a re-
frigerator families can ab all times be
stpplied with fresh meats, of best quali-
ty, also bologna sansage, Next door to
bolel ; open day and evening.
limay tf Hzxwry Boozer,
—eAg the warm days are coming ev-
ery Indy will want a bright pew dress.
At Woll's you will find the best assort
ment they have had for years. Don’t
fail to see them ; they are going fast,
- casas
~—Prof. W, T. Meysr, formerly of
Aaronsburg, has been watched. The
Shamokin Herald, of 8 inst, says
The established success and vontinved
prosperity of the Philharmonic Society of
Shamokin should be hailed with delight
by every true lover of music Not only
has it tended to bring out and develop a
wonderful amountjof musical talent that
bad been lying dormant for years, but
that it has been the means of elevating
the standard of mosie in Shamokin must
bo apparent to every one atrending its
weekly meetings, which are very profita
ble, interesting and entertaining. Much
of this is dae te the feasional skill and
untiring efforts of Prof. W, T. Meyer,
who gives his valuable services gratuine
ously. Recognizing this act and anxious
to show thei’ appreciation, the Society
took advantage of the Professors absence
from town last week and decided to get
up a testimonial, fixing Tuesaday of this
week for the presentation, ore Was 8
large turnout of the Society on that even-
ing and during the intermission a kind
of “love feast” was indalged in. .
es were made by Rev, T.J, Hacker, Pres-
ect R.T. Owen and Setar, in ich
efSociety was congratulated on its pro-
gress and sttaioments. Finally v.
Hacker again arose to sey that sll the
speakers had forgotten to me (tion their
leader, and in one of bis happiest effrts
referred to Prof. Meyer's nobleness of
character, his nM Bering and
his unselfish devotion to interests of
presenting
a bandsome
the society, and closed
se fo tf nde
watch, To sa t
was domfounded 8 potting it mildly, bat
not withstanding the Jouvive surpri-e,
he to accept it in a it
tle . The watch is an Elgin move-
me heavily utd oud oT on
by the Shamokin Philharmonic Boas,
y 6, 1854.” nore
Fancy handkerchiefs at big bargains —
Garmane, ATH i
Raw silk for covering furniture —Gar-
mans, 0
.
2h S000
Lhe cheapest all -
» cheapest. ail "wool Jersayu in town
5
REASURER'E BALE OF UN
EEATED LANDS for tuxes for
1582 and 1883 and previous yesrs.—
Totice is hereby given that fn persa
ance of an Act'of Assembly passed on
the 12th day June, A. D., 51. etitled
“An not to amend an act, directing
the mode of selling nnseated lands in
Centre county,” and the seyorsl sup-
plements thereto, there will be ex-
posed st public sale or outcry, the
following tracts of unseated lands in
said county for the taxes due and one
paid theron, at the Court House, in
the borough of Bellefonte, on Mon
day, June 9th, A.D. 1884, at one o
clock p. m.:
Acres, Per, Warranteo name. Taxes
Benner Twp.
Holme, Robert
Dale, Christ (owner)...
Bogus Twp.
Dale. Ann part...
168 Frazier, Nolbroa....e..... => 5
163 Hannah Fishburn
168 Win GIRY......cooicuimisvsee
187 Martha Godfrey
163 Jonathan Harvey
41 Wm Hood a
$0 Moses Hood
Lucass J JF Pa
ASWIR, (oii
Frank Motoy
Packer and Lucas
84 Wm Russel...........on
i 163 Thomas Russel...
Jno Walker, owner.
Jacob Leathers, owner.
wm Michael Weiss...
Burnside Twp,
1 James Black. ......oonnime
i 168 Robt Brady... ci. cise
$168 Wm P Brady...
i} 168 John Brady...
2% 163 Wm Hell...
158 Wm Hiogham
3 Jobn Boyd...
3 John Byers
i Wm Cook
3 John Cowdon... uss
1168 Wm" Dewart
204 50
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1 Dewarnt 64
6481, oy
airy bDonelly
5 183 Wm Gray PE
3 168 Thomas Grant...
} 168 Alex Graves
1 163 Gharles Goben........
3168 Thos Hioniltog
Henry Harris
153 Geo
2 Texkaus
163 John dbs indian
58 Bisir Mclanahan... ....
3 George McLanahan....
153 Polly McLanahau........
15% Ann Mclasahan.......... 4
I 10 Ged Mead .
} Wm Miller...
2 16% Joseph Morris
hn Nick 3.
168 And Petbib oni rims
i 165 Henry Shaffer
Barah M Taliman
3 158 Francis Tench.
162 Jomes Towers
Joseph Thomas...
Jomeph Wallace
3 Joseph Wallace
John Welt!
Jacob Weldnet......
Henry Wheeler
Baird Wilson
ithiagton
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Carin Twp.
Eobert Ainsley
Chas Allen ‘
rammuel Baird...
Sin PF Hrady
1 Carseadden
Lindley Coulis
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Carlin
I Carscadden
Dehaven 3%
fr Deviing
5 Deviing
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Joey
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Two second-hand boggies, one secon:
hand spring-wagon, and one new tcp
baggy fir sale, very cheap, by J. T. Tes,
Centre Hall. Tm3t
Before buying carpets go to Woll's
and see what beautiful paterns they
have ; part wool and all wool, at reaso) -
able prices.
|
MARRIED.
On April 10, by Rev 8M. Roodew, He. Wo
exander, of Spring Mills, and Miss Mary F
erich, of Tumeyville.
On May 5 by Rev. P. 0 Weldmeyer, Mr. Robert
Diehl, of Howard, and Miss Ells B. Bboll, of Re
4
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DIED.
* May 1, in Nittany Valley, Mary Ann, wile of
I B. Frain (ner Zeigler) aged 48 yours, J
y She wis oonverted fo 180. and
united with the Ev. sssocistion and was a oon
sistent member until deall,
For the RurorTER.
OBITUARY
Died, abont four miles west of Orangeville, 11,
of consumption, May 1, 1884, Mr, Jobs Jordan, He
em 1 to Blephenson county, Ill, wih his
family January 2, 79, and moved 15 near the
iaoe where he died. He was married twice ; the
ret time to Catherine Kephart, in 1851; one child
was born to them, and about a year after they
wore married hie first wife died. In 1854 he mar
ried Amanda Price, and thelr union was blessed
with seven children-5 boys and 2 girls, all of
whom survive him with their mother to mom
his loss. Deceased was born in Poller township
Centre county, Pa, February 12, 1827, and lived
there pear his birth place until he moged to Til
pols, He was confirmed {n the German Reformed
ehureh in his youth and lived a Christian life 1
his end, Just before he died he shouted, “Glo
to God who igus in theiheavens "Fane -
ral services were conducted by Rev. PF. HH. Wille.
m of Freeport, of the Methodist faith ; text
Ww ms, 12 verse. His romalay gate interred it
the McConnels Grove cemetery, May ¢
A Prien,
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Black silk and cotton gloves—Garmans
———————————— A AOI
LOOK HERE!
Have on hand and offer for sale, at
Varuzns Mis,
Choice Western Corn,
Mixed Chop.
Family Flour.
Ground Plaster,
30apit J. B, Fuses,
T=Arish point and Oriental laces, just
received, at the Bee Hive,
A omite or APTEALS- Avpoals will be herd
for the sweeral nabiipe and Bor
onghs In the Commisdonen’ Office, Taliefonie,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a, m. and 4 o'clock
p.m, 88 follows ©
Monday. June Sfor the townships of Rush.
Tarior, Worth, Huston, Union and the boroughs
ipeho rg, Unionville and Milesburg.
y, June gr the townships of Burnside,
anow Aho, Curtin, v
on, Walker and the Sh of Howard,
Wes June 4—for the townships of Miles,
: nn, Groep, Pofter and the wh of
GeRIny, Jone Bfor the towishirg of Harris,
p, Fergus Half Moon, Potion, Bev ner,
prin vy afagh sgh of outa, i
their ARETE to requested to
be present on the day of Appeal for thelr town.
ships,
Al GREET. :
Commissioners,
Wines WaLker, Clerk.
sh ALIE os sansa nnsnsuins ae. Shit
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Hap lane...........oo00ne
NatGuniel Levi...
Caldh Lowns....
fsnne Lougstreth,
Caleb Lowns.......
Isane Longstreth
John 8 Mason
John McCauley.
Philip Meyer.......... oc.
Bion Meyer. ...cumsmmi. 28 1
i Michasl Mever .
Valentine Meyer............
James Miller,
Wm P Mitchell
Wm P Mitchell......ce..
Wm P Mitchell... *
John P Mitchell... ......... &
Rove: Movers...
2E1s 1. Oavis........
JW Packer...
J W Paeker...
J YY Pheker,.....connaccmnion ne
JW Pucker
J W Packer......
Cling Quigley..
Peter Bmith..... Sessa
SAmuel Soothe
Mary Tallman... i
Richard TUBS... cose
Kichard Tunis...
Jacob WRIN...coooreias
Fishburn Wharton... &
Fishburn Wharton... . 35
Win * Bru
Win
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Jes Cro
Wim
Joseph Fe
Robt Gray.
Theos Gia
Wim Hamme
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14) 10 Joho Cow
112.19 John Cow
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14 James He
116 71 James He
1% John Ken
1%, James Ke
#9 And {en
Casper Wistar...
ames White
Jonathan Willis
Wim Yardley. .coiiiiivn
Ferguson Twp,
Win Burchfield. .....é
Abram Hifks .
Peacock Thomas, ow Der
Gregg Twp.
Robt AsKIRL..,coiesgnresnasoss
Jacob Mozely,....
Jahn Mercer.
In } MH BOBE....ocnnsssacsm
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Haines Twp.
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Wm Parker. sow sprsen
Stover 4 Wall........
Wm Fidd .
D Hensel, owner
Id Hensel, owner ?
Mohn Weiss & Sol Nidigh, Bnow Nhe
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David (
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Haltmon Twp.
Daniel Beck...cconsiinnn
Keith
Josiah Lamburn
Jano i, own
JRoob
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VaRpool,
Vaupood,
Harris Twp.
Absalom Andre
(ie Fox
Wm Harrison
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Straw hats—CGarmane,
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Tusseyvilie, !
m., the following projgerty of ih
ine Leighty, ate of Potter twp: A 3 Aore
Jatory house, stable and other out
uildings, excelien! young fruil Gees thereon,
good cellar under house, good garden and ciste
Also Hote hold Goods. Bed steads and beddl ag
rocking chair, books, clock, burean, carpet, tables,
chain, clothing, ook stove, 10.plale stove, tube
dishes, crocks, and many other articles of house
and kitchen furniture
KN. PPeorsotys having claims agains the estate
will please present same of day of sale
JOHN DANIELS, Execulor
UBLIC BALE hile sale ad
May 3] a2
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day,
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HTHE OLD STAND!!!
AT CENTRE HALL,
To the Front #ith Sessonsble Goods
Our fPRING Bapplies are NOW IN and
we would be pleased to have you
Call and Examine.
OUR DRY GOODE DEPARTMENT
Cannot be beal in Qualily sud
Prices, especially in Domesties.
We know we can do yon good
SHIRTINGS,
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n
NURLIXE,
TICKS, GINGHAMS,
Ee... &e.
A HOST QF BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS, FLANELS, &¢.
PRINTS, &e.
A SPLENDID LINE OF
Cloths and Cashimerss.
Oar SUMMER Bupply of
MEN'S AND BOYS
BOOTS & SHOES,
CHILDRENS SlOES,
with a full and esmplete line of
LADIE'S WEAR now in and
ready for examination. Cheap ! Oheap |
GROCERIES,
FRESH AND PURE, ALWAYS
on band, at prices which will compete
with any otber house for the
game quality and style
of goods,
CALL EARLY TO SER OUR GOODE.
WM. "WOLF & SON,
RM AT PRIVATE SALR.~] will forsale
" rable farm, sito
wie Vi AOR of whieh Here
balance tia i form ip in
dition, i 4
HOUSE.» BUMMER.
wary onthu ia
tor, a large BANK BARS,
the Attar eontaing ©
other k of fruits,
Tay im
LOTION he
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Spring Mills, May 1, ‘86.
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BY SN Hebooes Walton
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£33 13 Moore Wharton .
4% 1589 Elizabeth Whatton.
A583
45% 158 Francis West...
RICHER» oc aantsrnpss 453 158 Benj Went
rcs sien ase J BE} 0h Frances ‘West... ..
i 448 108
br £45 150
ter... ah 105 Frances West
Jackson... Rush Lwp.
sanvnesnsnrpmirerson 0 OS 4 ABS 108 Ino A
: 7 James Allison
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John West
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Parker... 10 Richard Atbhercn,.
: 10 James Allison...
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John Copenbaver,,.
158 John Couniugl sin
Geo Clymer
Geo Campbell...
wn Loos Cothburt,,
433 10% Sharp Delany...
156° @ Frederick Doral.
$44 158 Thos Edwards...
433 168 Daniel Fhler.........
Hiwurd French
} Dan Fitegesald......
John FURK.... cine sies
Thos Fitesimme na...
Habastian Graff
153 Sahastisn Graff...
156 Thos Gran... eee ces
158 Thor Grant
Wim Gary...
5 163 Jas Glentworth
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» 153 Christing Hair.
¥ 164 Christian Hair
23 158 David Hatr
6 153 Thos Hunilton
5 1568 Hugh Hamil
8 John Hand
80 John Harrison.
Jon Harrison.........
Hugh Hamilon
Geo M Hartline
5 John Hopkins
53 John Huber, .
Christopher Hager
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63 Ge Littimore
163 Wm Litimore
153 Christian lenbore
MMe John Lowden
M158 Rich Lowden
153 John Lowden...
AB Long,
Richard 14
158 Jacob Metagar.......
18 Leslie Malone
3 163 ¥dwdar Maystown
Vi Von Me Pherson
i 158 Jacob Meyers.
8 158 John Mill
2 168 Jacob Mil
3 163 Martha M~Conne Ul,
158 Geo Mead...
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12 David Old
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153 Henry Plokervor
177 BilHardman
1060
42 120Henry Pim.
216 #Hobert Rainey...
{48 158Thos Reese
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187 TGeo Bt
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40% Barbara Snyder.
192 Ed French, own’
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s 163Michael Sherk,
Parks
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frm, owner.
Tailinan 122 44Jokn Weidman.
be found at Garmans.,
TREASURER.
We are guihar 1 10 announce that Charl
th, of Bellefonte, » & tandifiaie for County
Treasurer, subject 0 Democratic usages
PROTHONOTARY
re
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pf Ferguson, I & candidate for Prothot
ject to Democratic taapes
fRERIFY
We are svthorised to anhounce that Geor
Hoffer, of Roalsburg, is a candidate for Sheriff mid.
ject to Democratic usages
“Exclusively dry goods—Garmans, 30
Lary, sul»
nist ens
100 TOWN LOTS FOR BALE.
The undereigoed will offer for sale 190
choice town lofk, near the allroad, a
Centre Hall. These lots will be sold at
very "nw figares, For further particolars
and plan of lots apply to J. D. Marray
Centre Hall, onyx Horr,
Zapr3m Bellefonte, Pa,
Lace cartaios avd curtain poles at Gare
meng
pr ac AAI A
A New Enterprise.
| The undersigned would respectfally
inform the public that a new
| MILLINER AND FANCY STORE
has been opened, (1wo dogs helow Din.
ges’ store) in Caxrre Hari, where you
will find a full and endless variety of fine
FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, &c., &o, &o.
yer
wn asst
eidman 18353
welLTTm
dobn. Wilton... 1487
2264 dubs Wilson... . 5400
15 mn Wilson..... .. 302
43% 165 Wm Wilion 154 45
218 108Tohn Witmer... 3600
806 100Wm Wilson....... 97 92
Taylor Twp.
Armer & Bhaffer... 1530
Clement Beckwith 77 50
Wm Beil........ 226
James Bush 54 9
Joseph Clark, 6 10
Moses Coates
402 1194 nc0b W
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168 Elize'th Hoodman
Hugh Hamilion...
168J ohn Hoopman...
7 76iot Bo 14, CV
Jug Vanpoo!
86Lot No 11, C V,
Jas Yanpool
WIL KRol6, CV A,
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lot No 16 C V,
Henry. Stephen.
BOD curios sransssns van
Thos Madson
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David Ralston,
412
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11 68
Barbara Bnyder...
C Vanvool.......
Jacob Vanpool...
Rick'd Whitehead
John Wells. ..cuw
Jos Yoder... cou
Union Twp.
2IWm Brower... 41 5
PRRubp...ovsie 1200
140Harvey Mann... 4400
1 Phipps
H Thomas, owner 410
P B Crider & Bon 7000
183 Wm Wister a.o.. 14
Walker Twp.
94Robt Askin...
John Baker...
7 164 Robt & dno Baker
Sam'l Barkman..
122 Ruth Brooks......
Wm Brady...
120M ary Curvier.....
J18Marg't Dougherty
1108!iz'th Dougherty
8GJemse Evans...
280) esse Evans.........
26 Wm Eckert.
72Peter Bahn ........
47 Ebeneexer Habn...
Wm Hahn.......
FM argaret James...
156Edward James...
40David Johnson...
John Knox...
Mary McEwen...
7 160Wm Mansel...
a0 94Jobn Mercer.........
27 WiDavid Mercer......
Wm Miller........
Thos MeCalmont,
44Cst Osman... ...
40Job Packer. .........
40James Pocker
Rickard Purdon...
David Reed
Rick’'d Robison...
sbon snd Henry
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138 James Butler...
86anie! Butler
Wm Swanzy
Amos Wicker.
sham...
Worth Twp.
Henry Clymer......
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Tho: Hawiborn..,
John Kubns........
Geo lawman... &
Jurper Maylan..
Sam'l Males... -
Widow Morris...
John Rosse
Jno Swanswickh..
John BIoger cee
Wm J Shippen...
laird Jonsthan,
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A Laird, owner...
Unknown, vacant
Jee Vanpool, ow'r
Wom Wister a § |
Daniel Wiser... 214
D. C. KELLER,
Treasurer,
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PENN HALL
"CARRIAGE WORKS,
The place to buy
CARRIAGES, PHARTOXS,
SPRING WAGONS, ROAD CARTS, &c.,
isof
J. C. CONDO, PENN HALL, PA.
where are kept on hand and for sale a
fall stock of FIRST CLASS WORK.
Come ong! Come all !
and examine my stock,
Repairing at reasonable rates, all work
warranted to give matisfaction.
The ROAD-CARTS are manufagiured
10 order and guaranteed tn Le among the
best made, and will be taken back if not
found to be as represented.
28aplm J. €. CONDO.
i
IBUGGIER,
§
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SECOND-HAXD
ENGINES FOR SALE |
ONE 40 HORSE POWERS
TWO 2
ONE 18
“
THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED AND IN GOOD
RUNNING QRDER,
Will be gold Cheap at the
BELLEFONTE FOUNDRY 4 MACHINE SHOPS,
Lap ti WM. P. DUNCAN & 00,
"apling that 4 new, desirable and flee
ino of the ahove goode is wit has been
wanted in this community I have come
to supply the want, and respectfully ask
all to come and examine my goods,
NEW GOODS RECEIVED WEEKLY,
and each time Jou call will have some.
thing new to show you. Spring Goods
bow Spen fu great varigty, and more
DRESS MAKING A SPECIALTY.
16ap2m 8B. AVILDA LONG.
of Forst’s new
Seria Syd
Su ™ TO%kee of the Tense. and Couviganben:
CHANCE FOR POSIVERT The u
A no oti Rm
ng Puibiley | He haw the Tass
Fight tn the 1. a i ae ant y
BE Ta Sn
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. Saprim Linden
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* BOOTS, — SHOES —= & — HATS,
Top best aseoviment of BOOTH
SHOES & HATE, that was ever
brought to this part of the county,
and sold at the Lowest Prices,
+ Come and look at our stock—no
trouble to