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THE CENTRE REPORTER,
BO A A NINN SINS
Cryrae Haut, Pay Oct, 14, 1885,
A IS AN 3 AO ABA UNS.
TERMS. $2 per year in advance. $2.60
when not in advance. Advertisements
20) cents per line for three insertions,
One cdlum per year $00—13 colum $45.
2 Hereafter all subscribers paying
their subscription in advance, will get a
credit of two months additional as a pres
mium on $2 in advance.
9:00 P. M.
Ge GARMANS! =p
5:30 A. M.
OUR STORE IS OPEN TO MEET ALL TRAINS
FROM 5:50 A. M. TO 800 P, M.
QUR PRICES ARE
Positively the Lowest
CONSISTENT WITH
Strictly First-Class Goods.
FANS axp PARASOLS
meee AT A GREAT REDUCTION mmm
Summer Underwear
IN ALL SIZES.
pa Don’t Fail to Give Us a
Call When in Town.
D. GARMAN & SON,
Bush Arcade, - - DBellefonte,
AIDA. A$ SATAN
LOCAL ITEMS,
new house is up.
——Frank Foster has opened a store
at Lemont, we are told.
— The Lutherans have selecled a lot
for a new church at Coburn,
——Miss Flora Neff has been on the
sick list for more than a week.
—— To CooPers.—Flour Barrels want-
ed at the Centre Hall Roller Mille, tf
——A cool rain set in on Monday
night which continued all next day.
——John Condo, of Penn Hall, has
purchased Mr. Coldron’s house, at Coop-
ertown.
—John Coldron, of Gregg, will erect
a new dwelling “on the hill” at Spring
Mills.
——Four hogs have been added to the
articles for sale at the vendue of Chas
Ripka, dec'd, .
~The Lutheran Central Synod
meets at Centre Hall, last Wednesday of
September, 1886,
-—The Centre Hall post-office was
removed on Monday from Reesman’s tin
shop to Woll's store,
~The carpenters are at work on the
steeple of the new Lutheran church ; its
. height will be 92 feet,
* =—The best time to gather apples and
grapes is in the dark of the moon—when
the owner isin bed.
——Judge Orvis is still in Philadelphia
under medical treatment, and it is not
known how soon he may return.
~— When Centre Hall becomes a
borough we hope its officers will put the
streets in a proper condition,
—WWm. A. Boal has raised the boss
potato—it weighs 31¢ pounds. He no
doubt will christen it Cleveland.
—=Choice winter apples taken cn
subscription to the Rerorrer from sub-
cribers several years in arrears,
~—A new walk has been put down in
front of the Evangelical church and par-
sonage, A great improvement.
~ Ben], Smith, of Farmers Mills, ad-
vertises a house and lot for sale in an-
other colamn of the “Reporter.”
~The Centre Hall machine shops
wre putting in a large new boiler and tear-
ing the old one out, it not being safe,
Mrs. Jane Mann, widow of Harvy
Mann, of Boiling Springs, died on Tues-
day of last week, at an advanced age.
~Call at Grabam & Sop’s shoe store
and examine those solid handmade
drawing boots, the cheapest in Bellefonte,
— Henry Boozer has opened a con.
Tectionery and segar sore and oyster sa
loon in connection with his meat market
= Cirand Fall Opening and Red Let-
ter Bale, begining Saturday, Oct. 10th,
will last ‘only 8 days at the Bee Hive, 2
Wednesday morning opened bright,
bat the sky was soon overcast with rain
clouds.
~Ladies' and gents handmade
‘Waunkenphasts shoes for ease and com-
for paisa Graham's shoe store, at
0,
«Mr. Emanuel Cronmiller, of Aa-
ronsburg, has been seriously ill for some
time, from injuries sustained in mount
ing one of his horses,
«Merchant tailoring at the Phila
Selphis Franch, and Sataaduction guaran.
experienced oversees
this department, tf
~Jack Frost comes aronnd occasion-
ay ou The hea visitor was yo)
n og his coming until thos
late, sparing corn and such, 8
~—Any of our readers wishing fora situ-
ation would do well to read the business
card of P, N. Nicholas & Co., which is in-
serted in another place, 30sepst
~Quite an unusual number of pub-
lic sales are taking place for this an
" the be
——Miss Jennie Boal returned on
Tuerday from a two weeks’ visit in Ty-
rone and that section, 5
~—=Merchant tailoring in all its
branches done at the Philad. Branch. A
tailor of long experience superintends all
work, and utmost satisfaction guaran-
teed, tf.
~-—Eyverywhere in our county the
grain fields look well-~but, there is many
a slip tween the cup and the lip, and
BORS can yet tell what the harvest will
3
.
~~——Last week's rains were cold and
chilly—yet there was good in all that, as
many think the threatening ravages of
the fly in the new grain fields were head.
ed off,
~=Our stock of fall and winter wool.
ens is now in, and on all orders for the
next 30 days, we will allow a discount of
10 per cent. Govrpsyir Bros,
Merchant Tailors, Bellefonte, Pa,
—People generally are satisfied with
the running of trains under the new
schedule. There is one improvement
that remains—have the freights ran sep-
arate, and no mixed trains, :
~——(irabham & Son are selling boots
and shoes at bottom prices, Just think
a man’s fine calf, kid tops, solid soles,
lace or button shoes, for $2.50 worth $3
to $3.25, every pair warranted,
——Simon Harper, of Harper &
Kreamer, has gone to the city to lay in
a stock of fall and winter goods which
will arrive here in the course of three or
four days,
Having started a boot and shoe-making
shop, in the old bank building, Church
street, I would solicit a share of the pat-
ronage of Centre Hall and vicinity. Re-
pairing a specialty.—A., G. NoLL. 021
Sup’t Wolf closed his examinatiors
last week and has entered upon his cam-
paign of visiting schools, Prof. Wolf has
his whole heart in the cause of educa
tion, and we predict that his efforts will
raise the standard of our schools,
—Judges in several counties have
adopted the system inaugurated by
Judge Mayer in Clinton county—instructs
ing grand juries to pnt the costs upon of-
ficers who send trivial cases into court,
thus effectually cutting off a prolifie
source of large criminal lists,
~The Scientific American says Wm. P.
Doncan & Co, of Bellefonte, have jnst
shipped an 80-pound Vulcan power ham-
mer to Sweden, and are constantly re
ceiving orders in this country. This
hammer itjzrowing in favor every day.
—The bell for the new Lutheran
church in this place bas arrived, and is
from the celebrated Meneely foundry.
Its weight is upwards of 700 pounds
The lady members of the congregation
have taken up the work of seeing that it
is paid for,
~{hestnuts, like apples, potatoes
and pumpkins, are plenty, only not
quite as large a8 these latter. In some
per quart, Apples are selling at 26 to
35 cents per bushel. Potatoes also at
25 to 55 cents,
—]n regard to fornishing names of
applicants for marriage certificates for
publication, the judges of a Philadelphia
court decided that such undue and appa
rently unnecessary publicity to the mat-
rimonial intentions of members of the
community would be ipjudicions and
unjust
The city of Corry assessed thirty
saloon keepers 830 each, the money to be
used in paying the police force, The
lignor men stood the city a suit but were
defeated, the Judge entering a judgement
agninst each of them for the full amount
as the asssessment, with the costs of suit
added.
Jt Bro. Focht [had cared as little
for the “national game” as we do, he'd
escaped being mobbed at Milton, t'other
dav. He must have been awfally skeer-
el to have a whole camp-meeting of
base-ballers after him, Focht now talks
of having the Milton game gone over
again in court at Sunbury.
End of last week and beginning of
this week we had delightful weather,
The trees are changing color, the leaves
putting on all the haes known to nature
and excelling the paints of the most
skillful artists. Our mountains are now
in their most gandy antumnnal dress,
TU nder the new marriage law the
man who persuades a girl under age to
become his wife, nnknown to her parents
or guardians, can be sentenced to sever
al years imprisonment in the penitentia-
ry. That would strike a fellow a little
rough about the time he has his coat
sleeve around his girl's neck.
Have yon been to Mingle's boot and
shoe store in the Brockerhoff house
block 7 If uot, give it a call, and see the
stock on hand there and you will be con-
vinced that tor assortment it is saperior
to any other in the connty, and for bar-
gains can’t be touched elsewhere, All
goods warranted and money refunded
when goods are not found as represented.
The rate at which improvements
yvave been going on the past summer
here, Centre Hall and the station will be
one town one year hence, Mark that,
Our populatica is constantly on the in-
crease—not only from culsiders moving
bere but from the products of tha older
residents in the same direction—every
little one helpe, you know,
weet]. W. Minnich, who lifted the
Reporters a number of years at Hardy,
Neb, left there, but innocently forgot to
inform ne of Lis whereabouts, As he
did not pay for the paper which hp lift-
ed and read regularly, we are interested
in his welfare and would possibly send
him our photograph if we knew his
whereabouts, 80 he might see an honest
face which he ean not do if he looks in-
to a mirvos. MH, W, M,, where are you?
ee A MEW movemaond Lo atria [adus-
tries has been started at ijle.
Free sites for manufactarity establish
ments have already been offered by two
citizens and others are comigg to the
front. ‘This port of en ine and liber-
ality will not fail to give Connellsville a
healthy business That's the sort
Da ear ui
w oppose improvements an
make trouble,
- p—————" ly.
eC URON Dgproarion ~The dedicas
tory services of the Retipmed clyurehy dt
Aaronsburg, will take , y, 25
Digan bol
at 045 a.m Prof. J, H.
Lancaster, and Rev, K. Evans, o
Pottstown, will fake part in the services,
Prot, D. M. Wolf will preach the opens
ing sermon on Wednesday evening pre-
tn an ena utara wi}
0 on the
the week. The
WM. WOLF & SON'S
AUTUMN ANNOUNCEMENT,
Cextae Hav, Oct. 14, '85.
Torne Crrizexs or Pryys Varrey,—Our
Fall Stock will arrive latter part of next
week and beginning of week after. We
think it will be to your interest to wait
and see our line of goods before you buy
elsewhere,
Our aim shall be to buy at as low pri-
ces as possible, and next to sell just as
CHEAPLY AS THE Quanity of the goods
will allow, Asis well known we never
allow the orang of our stock to decline,
We aim to sell the best quality of every-
thing as being the cheapest in the end.
Regular customers can testify to this
fact,
When our stock arrives come and ex-
amine it. We insure satisfaction to all
who make a purchase,
Respectfully Yours,
WM, WOLF & BON,
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—-[{eadqaartera for all kinds of dish-
es at J, D. Long & Son's,
— Now stock of flanels, canton flan-
els, muslins, yarns, gloves—J. D, Long &
Son, Spring Milla,
Arrrextice Waxtep to learn tailoring,
not over 16 years of age, and can come
well recommended. W. A. Baxnos,
Toct3s Centre Hall.
~— A fierce windstorm prevailed Tues-
day night. In the section of Centre Hill
many fences were blown down, along a
regular path of the storm,
——New stock of clothing, boots and
shoos, at bottom prices: please examine
our stock before buying elsewhere? D.
Long & Sop, Spring Mills,
~—For cheap groceries and dry-goods
call at the Oak Hall store, Daniel Kor-
man, proprietor. Also, clothing made to
order and an elegant stock of ready-
made clothing on hand.
——After Bept. 1 our stock of zephyrs,
yarns, embroidery and knittingsilks, and
everything pertaining to the lideof fancy
work, will be complete and kept up as it
formerly was at our old stand Poe the
fira, GovLpsuiti Bros,
—‘Arbor Day in the Bchools,” for
planting trees on the schoo! grounds, —
Oct. 20 has been named (by Dr, Higbee,
State Sup't, for this work. We urge ali
scholars to put in a hand on shade or
ornamental trees to beautify their
grounds,
——John Longwell, of Tioga county,
who has experienced strange sensations
in his stomach for two years past, recent-
ly took a very powerful emetic, and af-
ter great suffering and retching ejected
two live snakes, one pink and the other
brown in color, about a foot in length
and as thick a3 an ordinary lead pencil.
This remarkable snake story is confirm-
ed by physicians and also by the Long-
well family,
~—Mre. Anton Meidhoff, of Pittsburg,
alter two hours’ illness was supposed to
be dead, the body being cool and stiff,
In the midst of preparations for her bur.
ial she surprised those present by sitting
up in bed and looking about her in a
dazed manner. She gained strength rap-
idly and at a late hour of the night wes
considerad to be out of danger. Sus
pended animation continued for several
hours, and physicians pronounced the
case an unusual and remarkable one,
~]nn the case of Daniel Fleisher
against the Centre Hall weter company,
for damages, in layiog 24 inch water
pipe on his lot line pear the pike, the
viewers appointed hy the court, met in
Esq. Boal's office, on Tuesday, and heard
evidence on both sides, and then pro~
ceeded to the premises to view the
ground. The verdict of the viewers, it
is rumored, is “no damages” on the
ground, no doubt that the pipe line
along those building lols are an actual
benefit, The viewers were Wm. J.
Thompson, Wm. Allison and Wm. Brad-
ford. The attorneys were Ellis Orvis for
Fleisher, and J. L, Spangler for the Wa-
ter Company.
—Mr. Irvin Leech, of Harris, met
with a serious accident last Friday, He
was on the road with his team, and some-
thing getting wrong about the wagon, the
horses turned toward the fence and got
Mr. Leech into close quarters between
the fence and the wagon. The result was
a fracture of the leg at the ankle joint.
Mr. Leech does not know whether the
fracture was caused by the wheel going
over his leg or otherwise. The team went
on quite a distance, when it came to a
stand-still at a hill, Mr, Lepch crawled
about § mile to the residence of Mr
Tressler, in his Sippisd condition, where
he was cared for. We hope Irvin will
get over so serious a mishap, 80 as not to
be missed at any barn raisings, over 110
of which he has attended in his life-time
and rendered valuable services, :
sp ———
OCTOBER
is a good month for merchants to exam
ine their stock ef Dy. Eegsler's Celebrat-
ed English Cough Medicine aud include
a winter's supply in their next order.
The people bave found out by experi.
ence that it can be relied on in all cases
of croup, whooping coongh, colds, and
lung troubles of any nature, and will
bay. x & food article draws fide while
worthless prepaistiong qrivp if away. It
should be a source of Satintaciion io a
dealer as well to know he is Fiving
honest value for money received. Mon.
& refunded to dissatisfied purchasers,
or sale by J. D. Murray,
Jonxsrox, Hovroway & Co,
Philadelphia Agents,
EMINENT PHYSICIANS
Connected with th cipal hospitals
Shiooghou t he United Beatin pul houpt
n
Fhe tea of McDonald's Graaf Biovel prt
fyer in all cases of vitiated blood, emaci-
ated condition, enfeebled digeative pow
er, malassimilation of food, But few
diseases can withstand its remarkable
purifying, tonic and reconstructive pow
pr. fink, refunded to all dissatisfled
Pye port. : DN Co
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feet. Kisteaive nse Of dyar's Hat Vig:
DO YOU ENOW A MAN
Whose wife is troubled with debility,
nervousness, liver complaint or rhetnma-
tiem ? Jost tell him t
let the lady suffer in that way, when
Brown's Iron Bitters ‘will relieve her.
“Brown's Iron Bitters cured me of debil-
nr and palpitation of the heart” Mrs,
H. B. McLanghlin, of 8carborough, Mae,,
says the bitters cured her of debility,
Mrs. Harding, of Windham Oentre, in
the same state, says it cured her of dizzi-
ness in the head, 89 it has cured thou-
sands of ladies, 1402
prior rd stailit——
Thousands of able men fail in life for
purely physical reasons. They are not
torpid but their liver is, and the liver
blocks the way. They are bilious, yel-
because that great gland declines to do
its work, The medicine that can restore
to this organ its natural power will add
one hundred per cent. to the available
force of this world. We know of but one
vorite Remedy. oct
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FIRST CLASS AGENTS WANTED IN
THIS COUNTY
To present our beautifully illustrated
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tion.
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A
A GOOD MANY FAILURES,
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Failure is sorrowful business to any man,
health in the course of a year,
them might be saved if they wou!'d take
a ——-
BUCKLEN'S ARNICA BALVE.
The best salve in the world for cals
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required,
It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
a box, For sale by J. Zeller & Son, Belle-
fonte, duggists, janTy
: pment lfm
With bright eyes and elastic step, yet
gray, lusteriess hair. Itis annatarsl and
needless, Parker's Hair Balsam will re-
store the black or brown prematurely
lost, cleanse from all dandruff, and stop
ita falling. Don’t surrender your hair
without an effort to save it, oct
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Beiter stop your cough while you can,
iy and by nothing will do it, It is
worth heeding, that Parker's Tonic is the
best thing known for coughs, colds, tore
pid liver, kidney troubles and weak
lungs, You risk yoor life in waitiog.
Take it while there is yet time.
oo won -
A peculiar virtue of Ayer's Sarsaparil-
ia is that while it cleanses and purges
the blood from all eorraptions and impu-
rities, and thereby roots out disease, it
builds up and invigorates the whole sys-
tem, and makes ote young again,
oct
" - -——
Persons who try Keller's Catarrh Rem.
ly are sare to recommend it, for it cer.
tainly is a blessing that there is a sare
remedy for datarrh, malaria, rheumatism,
ete. It is not to be compared to the pat-
ent medicines advertised,
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There is nothing Jike Dr. Thomas’ Ee-
lectric Oil to care a cold or hoarseness.”
Written by Mrs. M. J. Fellows, Barr
Oak, Bi. Joseph county, Mich.
MARRIED.
On Sept. 30, at the Park Hotel in Willlamsport
Will Brackbill and Miss Mollie Powers
Bellefonte
At the home
J. H. Derr, of Bellefoute, ai
by Bev. Chas, Stockg
By the same, in Deliefonte, on Sept. 29,
F. Rimmey and Miss Carolioe 8, Frazier,
Cunire county.
By the same, on Sept. 0, in Bellefonte, Bamuel
H. Pyem and Miss Salile Halderman
By the same, on Sept. 17, in Bellefonte, Wm
Rockey and Miss Lydia H. Grove, both of Centre
county.
On Aug. 16, by Rev. N. J. Miller, st Rebersburg,
Mr. Harry M. Limbert, of Madisonburg, and Mis
Annie M. Shute, of Robersburg,
Sept. 20, by the saune, al the bride's residence,
in Madisonburg, Daniel Long, of Rebersburg, and
Mra Susanna Kishel,
Sept. M4, by the same, at Rebersburg, Adam K
Btover and Miss Jessie Delong, both of Bast end
of Brush Valley.
Sept. 27, by the same, at the residence of John
Hawk, near Madisonburg, Samuel Gingerry and
Miss Ambunida M. Fike, both from near Bellefonte,
Bept. 77, by the same, at Rebersburg, Dirvia D,
Rishiel, of Tylersyiiie, 10 Miss Clara M, Schaeffer,
of Logan Mills,
Rept. 30, by the same, at Rebershurg
Seyler, of Tyletwvilie, and Miss
engast, of Logan Mills
DIED,
On Sept. BB, at Tylemsville, Pa, Mm Harriet
Shreckengast, aged 71 years. The funeral servic
ces were conducted by Reve. N. J. and J. K. Mik
ler, on Zith,
On Oot. 8, at Miliheim, Ottie A., daughter of W,
N. and Mary K. Auman, aged 2 years, 4 months,
1% days.
both of
of thie parents on the Beaver fan,
ad Miss Annie Wian,
David
both of
4 Aaron
Bama J, Shreck-
BALE~WIill be exposed at public
wale, ut the nok known as
the Dunkle property, situated niles west of
Spring Mills, slong the road to Farmers Mills, on
Skturday, October 81, at } k m., the following de
scribed ¥, viz: A House and Lot, bound.
ed and described as follows : On the north by
ablic road, on the east by Andrew Corman, on
¢ south and west by Geo, Corman, containing
134 Actes, thereon erected a TwoSlory Frame
House, Sable and outbuildings, Good water and
plenty of fils of ail kinds, % made known
on day of sale, BEN), SMITH.
/ PMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE ~ Letters of ad.
. ministration upon the estate of William
Harter, late of Haines twp decd, having been law.
fully granted to the u ’
fully test al
inde to the estate
ment and those havi
Pv BLIO
CENTRE HALL MARKETS,
PRODUCE AT THE STORES.
Rares 1 SYS on sears
6 Potatoes
aa)
GRAIN
Wanted at the Centre Hall Rotien Muy, for
which the following prices are paid:
Ld
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FORE RRR
FERRER
ME
4 LECTION PROCLAMATION,
GOD BAVE THE COMMORWEALTH
® nm
I, W. Mrues Warken, High Bheriff of
the County of Centre, Commotwenlth of Pennsyl-
vania, do hereby make known and give not {
the electors of th
tion will be held in sald county of Centre, on
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 3, 1855,
day in November) at which the he folio
officers will be elected, 10 wit
Une person for State Treasurer for the Blut
Peunsylvania, .
County of Centre,
One person for Coroner for the County
tre,
of Cen
the places of holding the aforesaid
several boroughs and townships within the coun
iy ul Centre are 8s follows, 10 wit:
For the township of Haines at the publ
of Andrew lmunel, ut Asronsborg, west prec
Haines touwship, east precinet, at
{ house in Woodward,
| For the township of Half Moon at the
house in Mlormstown
i For the lownship of Taylor at the house erected
| for that purpose on the property of Leonard Mer
yma.
¥ For the borough of Centre Hall in the
i house in said ‘borough,
{ For the township of Potter, north 1
the public house of D J Meyer in Centre Hal
For the township of
election ia the
ge hool
5
sCH0OGS
For the township of Gregg, sou}
at the public house owned by
Hall
For the township of College at the schoo
al Lemont,
or the township of Ferguson, old prech:
reas seh
+ € Wownship of
Powelton school bi
For the tow
al the school bh
For the town
al the Moshannon sch
or Lhe township of
3 art
PASE,
& wownship of Per
Josep Kleckne
rus the ug
house Opposite hi
borough.
i
r ob
the lWownshiin ¢
wert Mann's
borough of Uniony
Ladon at the pew school hb
and the
{ sh if
the pases of all the
aud be labled “Boroy
depoited (n separate ; mk
W. MILES WALKER
Sherif of Centre Count
EXECUTORS NOTICE Letters testamentory
wt upesn the evlate of J
dec'd, Inte of Polber twp., having
granted w the undersigned we wo
request all persons knowing then
detted 0 the eMlale 10 make immediate payment
and those having claims against the same 10
authenticated for setlietmont
4G, W, GINGERICH,
Executor, Centre Hall
Try
Pe IC BALE ~Will be soid at public sale af
the Inte reside "4
Gingerich, dec'd, in Potter twp, 22
Cenuwe Hail, on saturday, October 24, &1 1 p.m.
the following Two hotses, 3 cows, 1 helser, 1
breeding sow, 4 bogs, Jitee wagon, spring way
on, ope buggy, op bugey. seated cuiter, sleigh,
jong sled, hay by the wo, corm fodder, forks,
rakes, shovels, horse gears, 2 sets slugle harness,
fy pets, plows, harrows, double and single trees,
household goods, Mireau, 2 abies, chairs, 62 yards
of good carpet, clock, sok, mest stands, cider
barrels, iron kettle, by interest in sausage chop
pet, conl stove and pipe, new Harvest Howe cook
sove, Corner Chipboard, sewing machive, dishes,
Crocks, cross Cul saw, and other articles.
G. W, GINGERICH, Executor.
Qoob
Ye LES Wes! Of
A PMINISTRATORS NOTICE ~letterm of ad:
wv ministration upon te estate of
Diana Brooht, deceased, late of Gregg township,
having been lawiiliy granted to the undesigned,
he would respectfully request ail persons know.
ing themselves to be indetted 10 the estale to
make immediate payment and those having
claims against the same 10 presen: the same duly
authenticated Rr wtiemet EL. RROCHT
sepa ANIEL WHT,
Adm't, Spring Mills,
.
PHAN'S COURT BALE ~By virtue of an
order issned by the U phan's
Court of Centre County, the subscriber, adminis
trator of the estate of Thomas Wolfe, late of Miles
., Centre county, Pa. 1, will offer at
ines, ay Wolle's store, on
1885, the ing de
of land
AS SA Se SSH
P! BLIC BALE At the late residence of Chas
| = i . ipka, dot'd, 41; miles south
of Bpring Mills, on Thursdsy, October 22, '45, the
following named personnal property, viz: (Gee
good sallion, good pate, 4 cows, 5 heifers, bulls,
LOBiYeR, sow, 4 Hoge, 2 shouts, rod wagon and bes,
LLOSC Wegon, BpTiGE WRgOon With rhalls end Juries,
buggy, cant, wheelbarrow, 2 horse sled, #leizi
iogried, sled soles, Excelsior reaper, hisy .
{ plows, barrows serRper, cultivators,
i planer, & trees, log ok
, Ehaker
gears, single and 4
bags, household fur
{| chairs, sinks, chests
{ ner cupboard, sewlh
clocks, I cook #loves
nd pipe, |
farter
LTOBER
I EreCi 8
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¥. TWO
WOOL.
FEATHERS.
Per iD
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HibEs
Salted bu
Sheep Bking per piece........
MISCELLANEOUS
Lard, Country lots, prime ;
Tallow, Solid... Sass
Cake...
Honey in Comb...
Country Soap............
Sar-Price Carrent st
¥ eg 5
— ; to Market Fluciusti op :
SPRING MILLS MARKET
Wheat-—Red.. ..............
White & Mixed ——
Oorn, 45 shelled,
Onta .
T, per barrel,
Roller , per bare
Butter 1 Arik 4 :
12; shouide 8; bacon of sil. am
a aT ¥. 7, Grench
i «ds le,
an Ean 4.5; Swve, tm
Philadelphia, Oct
(Correctad Weskiy \ 12, 1885.
Vhichte ‘ Philadelphia
N wel)
429 :
Wheat
_ 91 800th L
po 1 SBAIN WANTED) =
ve following prices are paid at (1
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