THE CENTRE REPORTER.
AN A ANN NN NI PP
Centre Haun, PA, May 28, "84,
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A VISIT
FAIR” OR * ™ WILL
TO “THE
BOTH PLEASE AND PAY YOU. ANY-
THING NEW YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND
THERE FIRST. THIS 8PRING'S GOODS
ARE ESPECIALLY FINE AND PRICES VERY
LOW,
COME AND SEE HOW IT IS YOURSELF.
G. R. SPIGELMYER.
SPRING MILLS, PENNA
MAY 5, 1884.
TO OUR “REPORTER” READERS:
-
Qur stock of Fans, Parasols, (including
the Drown seamless,) White Goods sll
over Embroideries, and Lace far excell
in Style and Price.
In Lace Curtains and Curtain Poles we
lead all—Portierres and Turken® Cross-
stripes. Please call when in town, we
are positive you will go away pleased.
D. GARMAN & SON,
BUSH'S ARCADE. Bellefonte, May, 1884,
"LOCAL ITEMS,
Reporter for the campaign 10¢ per m’th
Black walnut curiain poles at 65 cents
at the Bee Hive.
Not imitators bat originatore—Valen-
tines Store Co , Lim.
—New styles hats and geats’ furnish.
ing goods at the Bee Hive,
— Rain on Tuesday.
— Potter school board meets Monday,
June 2, for audit. See ady.
-—J. 8, Krape will have sale at Spring
Mills, June 7.
——W. Garberick, of near Bellefonte,
and 8S. M. Long, of Farmers Mills
favored our sanctum with a call,
Mr. W. Runkle, of Tasseyville.
—Ye editor dispatched a 6 ft. black
snake on Saturday while out trouting,
— Mrs. Geiss, a few doors below the
Rerorter office, displays a blooming cac-
tus which is hard to beat for beauty.
«Mr. John Snyder had a horse die of
cholic, on Tuesday night.
~——Thursday, Friday and Sitarday
of last week were warm and altogether
like summer,
~Cul. Jaoob Wolf, of Millheim, far
vored our sanctum with a call aod pleas-
ant chat,
— Mrs. Stawer, wife of George W, Sto»
ver, of Millheim, died on last Batarday
night, alter a lingering illness, She was
a daoghter of John Harper of near this
place
~Bamuel Weiser, one of Millheim's
oid 444 respected citizens, gave us a call
to day.
~—Chas, Smith and ex-sheriff Lingle,
of Bellefonte, gave the “Reporter” a call,
——You can always filod what will
sait and please you in style and price, in
the line of boots and shoes, at A, C. Min-
gle’s,
~The first quarterly meeting of th
M. E. Church will be held at Spring
Mills, May 31 ; quarterly conference st 2
p. m. Preaching on Saturday evening
and Sabbath morning by Rev. J. H. Mec-
Garrah,
Ayer's Barsaparilla has such concen-
trated, curative power, that it is }
far the best, cheapest, and surest b .
purifier known,
~The Moyer sawmill, on the tract
purchased from the Huston estate, east
of our town, turns out 200 railroad ties
¥ day. The Moyers are from *old
8.”
~—A three-year-old daoghter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Spicer, of Bellefonte,
was struck on the head by a heavy stone,
rolled down a declivity by some reckless
boys, on Sunday, 18, and died a few mia-
utes afterward.
~ Dr. Lee, of Madisonburg, spent an
hour in pleasant chat with the “Repor-
ter,” the other day. The Dr. has a lu-
erative practice down there,
~The railroad will be pushed right
shead and within 60 days the rails will
be laid to Lemont. From Lemont to
Bellefonte the work may not proceed
quite so rapidly, though we do not see
why it [should] not—with about half
dozen contractors on about’eight or nine
miles it should take very little time to
complete that part of the line.
~—After trying all other places, pec-
ple generally go back to A. C, Mingle, in
the Brockerhoff house block, for their
boots and shoes. He always keeps the
largest assortment and the best and
cheapest goods. Try it yourself, reader.
Clothing lower than cost to close out,
at Valentines Store Co,, Lim,
a D.F. Las, of | is ce, has
gotten up an improv nt, the
chief Toon of win is Nmpliaey ‘com
bined witbjutility,
~0. W. Woodling, of Rebersburg,
late clerk of Wolf & Son, sported a day
in Centre Hall, last week, and_gave the
“Reporter” a call,
we Ladi if you want latest style
shoes, the only place that keeps ‘em is
Mingle's, in the Brockerhoff house block,
~A steam sawmill is being put up
on the Kerlin tract of woodlap] on the
south gids of the valley. Almost every
timber tract of any value, in this .
has a steam sawmill, and the noble pine
and sturdy oak are fast disppearin . At
the present rate twenty years hence fare
will be little or no goodftimber left in
the valley.
For choice A No. 1 dry-goods and
ceries go to Valentines Store; Con on
MEMORIAL DAY,
The G. A. R. Post, No. 282, consisting
of comrades of Centre Hall and vicinity,
Potters Mills, Spring Mills and the Un-
ion, have decided upon the following
program for Decoration day, 30 inst, viz:
I'he entire post to meet at the Union at
8 o'clock a. m. where it will be joined by
Farmers Mills’ drum corps and cornet
band, Afier memorial services there,
they will proceed to Spring Mills—servi~
ces at 10 a. m. After dinner leave for
Georges Valley and decorate at one o'-
clock, after which the Post will go to
Potters ‘Mills, where it will be joined by
the Loop cornet band and march to the
Sprucetown cemetery-—services at 2 p.
m. The Post will then leave for Centre
Ha!l where it will be met by the Linden
Hall cornet band —strewing of lowers at
5 p. m. Speakers for all the places have
been engaced. All ministers, Sunday
Schools, citizens, and all soldiers wheth-
er members of the Post or not, are ecordi-
ally and enrnestly invited to participate,
CoMMITTEE
At a meeting relative to memor:al day
held in the Post room, Tharaday even-
ing, Mr. M. Derstine was elected chair
man and W. A. Jacobs, secretary. All
ladies of Contre Hall and vicinity were
appointed by the chairman as a commit«
tee to furnish spruce, flowers, ete. Mr.
Derstine was elected chairman of the
cominittes. The building back of Hen
ney’s coach shops was selected as the
place in which to make wreaths, etc. All
decorating material to be taken to Wits
mer’'s grove and be in readiness by 5 o’-
clock p. m.
ty - ve
— Viewers were out on Tuesday sur.
veying damages for right-of-way in
Gregg twp. It is to be regretted that
there shoald occasionally appear de
mands that are porely unreasonable in
a matter for the interests of all our peo-
ple, where & portion bears the burdens
for the common benefit and to have it
made heavier fur them by unreasonable
demands from sach as dy pothing yet
share all the benefits of a public im-
provement,
~The lecture of Rev, Hector, color-
¢J, in the M. E. church, Moodsy even-
ing, was attended by a fair honse. His
lecture was devoted to incidents in bis
own life from childhood, together with
experiences in the late war, Bev, Hector
ks with ease, and is highly amusing
Droanhou’—wit and sparks of eloquence
called forth frequent bursts of applanse
from bis andience. He is lectoriog for
the benefit of the G. A. R.
—(Goldsmith Brothers, of the Bee
Hive Stores, will demonstrate their pa-
triotism by closing on Memorial Day,
giving their numerous employes a holi-
day. In this they show a commendable
degree of public spirit and deserve credit
for their bold and decided decision with
others will do.
—James Gilliland, one of the lead-
ing citizena of Collage twp, favorad us
with a call
Valentires Store Co., Lim, never had
better assortment of straw hata,
Rev. A. A. Kerlin, pastor of the Water
gregations for more than three years,
drove, principally in pastoral work, from
April 1,83 to April 1, "84, 3.246 miles;
reached 150 sermons; calechised and
Fg at prayer meetings nearly every
Weduesday evening, and made 409 calls
and visits, and did net miss one appoint-
meot on account of health or weather,
Hammocks— Valentines Store Co, Lim
Jerseyr, Jerseys, Jerseys, for ladies
snd misses, at Valentines Store Co,, Li
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GEORGE'S VALLEY BITES,
Farmers done plantiog corn, sad it ia
comiog up since the rain. George
Geotzel's barn was raised on Friday, on
the southeast end of his farm. Bamuel
Harter's house is under roof on his
George's valley farm; he also intends
putting up & barn. Carpealers n
work for El: Smith's (new house on his
farm. D. Baney gave a magic lantern
exhibition here {mt week of Bible scenes,
A horse died for Wm. Ripka on Sanday
morning—sick but a short Ume, J.
Barger has a self feed lath machine on
Grove & Wolf's mill ; cuts three at a
time, G.
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LINDEN BEALL CHIPS
Our folks are getting ready for decorstion day;
some intend to go fo Boalsburg, othem to Cen
tre Hall ; wonder if they will forget the velorane
who sleep in the Linden Hall cemetery? The
house for Wm. Alexander is rapidly going up and
will be ready for the plasterers in & week. We
bave gypsies visiting us this week: some of our
young ladies were anxious to know the size, com-
plexion and wealth of thelr future husbands and
ve them a oall—consequently they are happy.
Ve noticed the danger flag ou our railroad a few
days ago, next saw a retired merchant going
down the track at the rate of about & mils a min.
ute to switch off the workmen who were about tn
change the course of the creek flowing above the
railroad fses, Greal threats were made but
we are alnd there was no collision, The engineers
are at work about 2 miles west of here. For fan.
cy work go to Major Huse, boot snd shoe maker,
We have now one of the best dr} goods stares in
the valley, managed by Alexander & Keller: their
trade is increasing daily: wonder If the smiles of
the junior partner are the cause of it? Are we to
haves ih of July celebration? Don't all speak
at once. Max,
100 TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
The undersigned will offer for sale 100
choice town lots, near the railroad, at
Centre Hall, These lots will be sold at
very low figures. For further particulars
and plan of lots apply to J. D. Murray,
Centre Hall. ous Horrer,
Zaprim Bellefonte, Pa.
LOOK HERE!
Have on hand and offer for sale, at
Faruens Miia,
Choice Western Corn,
Mixed Chop.
Family Flour,
B0apbt J. B, Fisngs,
Cextae Haun Mear Marger.~The
Centre Hall Meat-market having a re.
frigerator families can at all times be
supplied with fresh meats, of best quali-
ty, also bologna sansage. Next door to
holel ; open day and evening.
limay tf Hexry Boozer,
Having employed an experienced
wood-worker I am now prepared te do
all kinds of wood-work as well as paint.
ing and trimming, on short notice, and
at prices to suit the times,
l14maydt J. T. Lez,
62 LIVES LOST,
Bt, Johne, N, F., May 23,~~The French
brig Senorine, with fifty-three passen
and nine crow, sunk to the east of
Great Banks and all perished. She left
8t. Malo, France, on March 5, ladened
with a general Baint
, bound for
irre, andfaiocambed to the gle on the
y.
Ls sm A a—————
Louisiana had damaging floods from
rains last week,
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REABURER'S BALE OF UN
BEATED LANDS for taxes fora 7,
1882 and 1888 and previous YOars ~ | 50
Totice is hereby given that in persu 40
ance of un Act of Assembly passed on ia 0
the 12th day Juno, A. D., 1515, etitledijoo
“An act to mmend an act, directingl4n
the mode of selling unseated lands inlay o
Centre county,” and the several supe
plements thereto, there will be ex-l4 a
posed at public sale or outcry, theid 4
following tracts of unseated lands injz 0
sald county for the taxes due and un-{20
paid thereon, at the Court House, inf1io
the borough of Bellefonte, on Mon {318
day, June ith, A, D. 1884, at one 0-44
clock p,m. ‘2
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Benner Twp.
Holme, Robert
Dale, Christ (owner)......
Bogus Twp.
x Dale. Ann part...
355 183 Frazier, Nolbroa...
Hannah Fishburn
3 Win Gray... .
7 Martha Godfrey...
Jouathan Iarvey
Wm Hood ash
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JM Lucas a J § Pac
David lewis...
Frank Moos Li
Packer and Lucas.........
81 Wm Russel anus
163 Thomas Russel.............
Juno Walker, owner...
Jacob Leathers, owner.
153 168 Michael, Welss.........
Bornside Twp.
James Black
4 Robt Brady.....
168 Wm P Brady...
163 John Brady....
33 168 Wm Bell... .......
38 153 Wm Blagham....
A John HBayd
443 163 John Byers
E188 Wan Cook "
33 168 John Cowdon...
i 163 Wm Dewart
43 143 John Dewart
§ 168 H ; Donelly
55 168 John DONE ..eersersrsresen
33 168 Bam'l M FOX. cine
33 163 RODOTE GAY ...rvcrrs senses
$4 L623 Wm Gray ashton
23 162 Thomas Grant a_=ns
168 AleX Oraves..... coon
3 163 Gharles Goben
i 163 Thos Hamilton
Henry Harris
63 Geo Harrison...
63 Jolin Housel ansadains
53 Porson Hank... mee 45
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8 163 Johti LIOR... ionecrinns
158 Blair MeLanahan...
A3 15 George Melanahan
3 155 Polly MelLanshan
3 158 Ann McLanahan........
3 19 Geo Mead
Wm Miller...
13 163 Joseph Morris . wh
8 15 John Nicholson.......... 3
i 158 And Pettit
% 163 Henry Shaffer
Sarah M Ta
152 Francis Tes
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Robert Alnsl
Chas Allen
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Peter Hahn
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28 Jami !vvine
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PUBLIC BALE —At the
Korman, dec’d, in Gregg twp, on
Saturday. June 14 w horse, 2 shoals, top bug
KY, springwagon, sleigh. running gears of abugsr,
side-hill plow, patent reaper-knife grinder, one
good double barreled rifle, one welch, and howe
hold farniture. Cook stove, roan stove, and oth
or articles. Sale atl when tersas will 1
mdas known, 1. GARBER K,
LONG,
Bamne! lefts!
Executions
Ext TORS NOTICE ~Letters testamentary
oo gpon the estate of George Korman
deceasad, late of Gregg twp, having been law ful
iy ated the undersigned they wowld respect.
fully request all persons knowing themselves i
be indebted to the estate to make immediate par.
ment and those having claims sgaitet the same Wo
present the same duly authentioated for settio.
ment, WASH. GARBERICK, Bellefonte,
PEmayit 8. M. LONG,
Executors, Farmers Mills,
POTTER BCHOOL BOARD ~The director of
the Potier sohiool distyior wii]
meet at Old Fort, Monday,
m.. 10 examine Treasurer's accosst and sttend io
such business as pay be presented. All pefsons
interested are requested to attend.
¢ Townehip Auditors will meet at 1 o'clock
p. m., to audit the account ; and the directors
elect to organise new board. J. A. KELLER,
W. A. Kuan, Sec, President,
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8 M.
ABSEMBLY,
We are authorized to announce that B. ¥. Han.
tor, of Benner township, is a candidate for Asser:
bly, subject to Democratic usages,
TREASURER.
We are anthorized to announce that Charles
Smith, of Bellefonte, Is a candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to Democratic usages,
PROTHONOTARY.
We are authorized to announce jthat Wm. |
Mingle, of Potter, is a candidate for Prothonotars ’
subject to Democratic usagos, :
We are authorized to announce that BR. G. Brett
of Ferguson, is a candidate for Prothonotary, sub
ject 0 Democratic usegos,
SHERIFYP,
We are suthorised 10 announce that George
Hoffer, of Boalsbuty, is a candidate for Sheriff sub.
Jott to Democratic UMRG OS
Nei i authotied o ahnpungethas b. M. Neid.
Swan yor , it a cand for8her
pdr : Democratic sagen. yy
We are authorised to announce that Miles
Walker, of Ferguson township, is a candidate for
Sheriff, subject to Democratic usages.
COMMISSIONER,
We are authorized to announce that A. J. Greist,
of Unionville, is a sandidate for Commissioner,
sul to Democratic usages,
THE NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE CO,
07 Jo PELIER, ic uONT.
noorporated in 1848,
Assets, $3,000,000 ; Surplus
$1000 sold on ‘early RD thin
bonds are pa to holder at the
Spa rus Cu Le cif of hy ect
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tar the on thelr surrender. For ANA in cali
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Offlos, one door North oF Pont Offtee Petts tonte,
Penn's. Zima:
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LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
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Chartered in 1835
Jmsets, Decersber a, 1883—-416.901, 943.00
Polteis non-forfeitable Dividends ssnually
oeanas of tho cond Autiual phimnent. ‘At
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o' very year, made a 4 8
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Jahn Heady
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Nathaniel Levi
Caleb LOWHER.....coveieieiis
1mac Longstieth.....
Cale Lowns
Isnne Longstr
John 8 Mason
lohn MeCauley
Philip Meyer
Blmon Mevyer............
Michael {hii .
Valentine Meyer,
James Miller... coon 2
Wm BMitchell
Wm FP Mitchel!
Wim FP Mitchell,
John P Mitcholl........
Royer Mevers..........
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James rot
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Thos Tira
Wim bap
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Goo Kitts
Anron Lev
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Wm l'arks
Win Fed
Thomas =r
Haina Sex
Samuel Sev
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John Uripy
Henry Tol
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Peter Emith |
Richard Tuuls.........
Richard Tanis.,
JRCob Waln.......oi.conninns
Fishburn Wharton......... 85
Fishburn Wharton....... . 35 5
Willls......
Casper Wistar, ....
Lames White
Jonathan Willis
Wm Yardley
Moore Wh
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} 19 John Cow
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James Hey
} 81 James Hep
Jonathan
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Rob ASKIR....cooinasnpnnes
Jacob Mozely
John Mercer
Dautel Heese SARA San
Michael Zeigler...
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Wm Parker
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Jacob Kefth
Josiah Lamburn
Jaco Vanpool, owner
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~Irish point and Oriental laces, Jam
received, at the Bee Hive.
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hooting
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wd Goods edd sleads and bedding
r, books, clock, bureas, carpet, tables
ing. cook stove, 10-plate stove, tubs
wks, and many other articles of house
and kitchen furniture
N. B~Persons having claims again (he ortate
will please present same on day of sale
JOHN DANIELS, Executor,
THE OLD STAND!!!
AT CENTRE HALL,
To the Front with Seasonable Goods.
Oar SPRING Sapplies are NOW IN and
we would be pleased to have yon
Call and Examine,
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Cannot be beat in Quality and
Prices, especially in Domestics.
We know we can do you good in
SHIRTINGS, MUSLINGE,
TICKS,
GINGHAMS,
&e., &e.
A HOST OF BARGAINS IN
DRESS GOODS, FLANELS, &c.,
PRINTS, &e.
A SPLENDID LINE OF
Cloths and Cachimeres.
Our SUMMER Supply of j
MEN'S AND BOY®
BOOTS & SHOES, |
CHILDREN'S SHOES, {
with a full and complete 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 other house for the
same qnality and style
of a.
CALL EARLY TO SEE OUR GOODS,
WM. WOLF & SON,
A OTICE OF APPEALS. —Appoais will be heid
N for the several Kwa shipy and he tr
he in the Commissioners’ Office, Bellefonte,
ween the hours of 10 o'clock a, m. and § o'clock
Ph oh for the towns It
s us townships of .
Taylan Worthe Hutton: Utter: an thr operas:
of Phill Unionville and Mileshurg \
, June 3-for the townships of Burnside,
Boow How Curtin, Liberty, Mari-
on, Walker of Howand,
Wednesday, June 4—for the townships of Miles
and the of
Penn, Gregg, Potter
ir oh iy
Jane Sef
i oounty purposes, i
Assonsors with roqiestad
be Promat othe day of prong garb
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Arasnsanins i 158 Moore Wharton...
144 168 Elizabeth Wharton
43 163 Thos F Wharton...
| 450 158 Francis West
475 1580 Benj Weat....... .
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James Alllson,........
Jos Bauman.
Jos Bauman
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Thos Fitzsimmons,
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Wm Gary
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i David Hair .
s Thos Hamilton,
} Hugh Hamilon..
4 John Hand
John Harrison...
Jus Harrison.....
53 Hugh Hamilton,
Goo M Hartline.
; 163 John Hopkins
i John Huber . ‘
hristopher Hager
Min Harrison
we Bott Irvin
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155 Rot Irvine
Robt King.
2 10 James Karr
} 163 Geo Littimore
» 163 Wm G Littimore
153 Christian Lenbore
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153 Jacob Metggar.....
2 Leslie Malone »
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Wm McPherson.
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163 Jacob Miler
i Marthe McoCounell
158 Geo Mead...
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1 BR Nissen
dobin Musser
Geo Musser (smith)
Elen Nelson...
2 David Old
8 Joseph Pim
Hugh Patton
3 Richard Peters
Henry Pinkerton...
1Hardman Phijlig
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FOKobhert Rainey...
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38 168 Andrew Shenk.
13 153Christian Bhenk.
168Michasl Shenk.
18Jscob Bleek
168 Robert Speer.....
And Scoit......
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W H Corkendal
44Jobn Weidmeas.
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AM. oC Williams. 7
108 John Wihson...... 14
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Wi Wilson... .. 203
422 162Wuw Wilson cee. 154 65
812 106John Witmer... 26 (0
$06 100Wm Wilson
Taylor Twp.
Armer & Shaffer... 18 30
Clement Beckwith 77 0
Won Bell............ 3208
James Bush......... 64 90
Joseph Clark... 610
Moses Coates...... 21 45
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Henry Stephen.
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i Thos Madson
| 4513 ww Montgomery
{106 David Kelston...
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50 Barbara Bnyder...
03 C Vanpool
50 Jacob Vanpool...
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0 John Welle
60 Jos Yoder... coves
Union Twp.
150 Wm Brower
200 PR Eahn. noe coe
160 140Hurvey Munn...
F100 Bam'l Phipps
0 H Thomas, owner
| 883 P B Crider & Bon
438 168 Wm Wister......
Walker Twp.
94Robt Askin
John Baker
337 164 Robt & Jno Baker
| 2412 Sam’! Barkman...
126 120 Ruth Brooks......
| 300 Wm Brady...
5 | 270 120M ary Curvier..... i
115 118Marg’t Dougherty 272
| 179 110E1iz’th Dougherty 4 2
6 20Jesse Evans... 168
100 80Jesse Evans... 240
92 26Wm Eckert...
211 78Peter Habn
2% 47Ebeneezer Hahn...
65 40Wm Hsbn..........
85 1219 30Margaret James...
51215 166Edward James...
59 40David Jobneon....
181 John Knox...
660 Mary McEwen. 33284
857 190Wm Mansel... 758
90 ¢4John Mercer........ 215
8271 100David Mercer...... 753
#84 55Wm Miller,...... 92
Thos McCalmont. 102
44Capt Osman... .... 604
$0J ob Packer........ 205
James Packer ..... 215
Richard Purdon...
David Reed ........
Riek'd Robison...
Jhon and Henry
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201 153 James Butler...
B82 B6Daniel Butler...
5 Wm Swanzy....
80 Amos Wieker.
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JB Gray... 27
Thos Hawiborn... 188§ °
John Kubin...) 40 94
Geo Lawman... 826)
Jasper Maylan...
Bam’'l Miles.........
Widow Morris...
John Roes....e..t
Jno Bwanswich.,,
Jobn Binger........ 184
Wm J Shippen... 15 22
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Wm Wister.o. !
Daniel Wiser... 2 ¢
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BEE-HIVE
ONE PRICE STORES.
ee DRESS GOODS, —e
SILKS,
SHAWLS,
VELVETS,
eee WHITE GOODS, een
NOTIONS,
RIBONS, :
LACES,
cme DRESS TRIMMINGS, —e
CARPETS, :
MATTINGS,
LACE CURTAINS,
wee GENTS FURNISHINGS, woe
ants
EVERYTHING MARKED
PLAIN FIGURES,
(Goldsmith Bros,
BELLEFONTE, PA,
sm inn
N. By~-Merchant Tailoring a
Specialty, Also sole Agents for the
celebrated Jamestown Dress Goods,
IN
ERCOND-HAXD
ENGINES FOR SALE !
ONE 40 HORSE POWER,
T™WO in
ONE 18
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THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED AND IN GOOD
RUNNING ORDER.
Will be sold Cheap at the
BELLEFONTE FOUNDRY a MACHINE SHOPS,
23ap t! WM. P. DUNCAN & CO,
A CHANCE FOR DUSINESS The undersigned
offers extra inducemnts to pen
sons wishing to operdte in lime burning or quar
rying building stones. He has the best gualit
lime stone forall nITDORES, analysed and tested,
righton the L 4 T. Rajirond. Also quarries of the
Inrgest and 1800: beautiful Hime stone for buildd
purposes, also cement stone monnoed fir
iciass by the anhkirser. Ground will be wold or
{lenses given, to sult ope For further partio
ulars call on C.J. BTAMM,
2iaprim Linden Hall, Pa.
XECUTOR'® NOTICE —Letters testamentary
upon the estate of Catharine Lelghty,
inte of Potter twp. dec’d, having been law ally
granted io the undersigned he would respectfally
ue AR perstd knowing themselves to be ir.
to the estate to make immediate Jopament
and those having claims against the same ME
sent the same duly suthentionted for settlen
Z3apt JOHN DANIELS, Execulc
BARGAINS | BARGAINS |
IN
BOOTS, — SHOES — & — HATS,
Tbe best amoriment of BOOTS
SHOES & HATS, that was ever
brought to this part of the county,
Come and look at our stock—no
trouble to show goods.
BUTTER and will be taken xchange
haraaRier. CS il be links 3 buying
JOHN MULLEN,
23uprly CENTRE HALL, PA.
OHN KLIN
J ATTORNEY-ATLAW, BELLEFOXTE, Pa,
second floor of
building north of Court House,
consulted in English or
«Ps Office In Ponns Vv,
Dani fata Jane:
Ta ae
am JE
Purposes only.