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11 our old patrons at our new stand, and will endeavor
to do our very best to make the call profitable,
DD. Grarman & Son,
CADE,
January 15th we will occupy our i
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{OCAL ITEMS,
—£leighing is getting better.
Birthday cards from 2 cents to 75
cents—J. D. Murray. tf
— —Sale of Chas. Ripka, decd, 4 miles
south of Sp. Mills, Jan. 30. ta
— Mr. Wm. Colyer. of Tusseyville,
gave us a call on Monday.
if
jast
sale at Murray's drug store,
——A grand ball was given
day at Musser’s Millheim hotel.
—The town-council have
Chas Arpey street commissioner.
Fri-
market at Marray's drug store. tf
——Landlord Haag, of Pleasant Gap,
ia recovering from his recent iliness,
—— Wednesday morning was our cold-
est—mercury was 10 deg. below zero,
brick Sankey homestead, in Millheim.
advertised in the Rero:
reach every nook and corner of the
ley.
——Read advertisement of Logan
! &
—— a8
paper.
Thermometer ino some
here was degrees below zero on
day morning.
ing relatives.
Kan, has been extended a call to the
Salona charge.
—1Inion county sleighs are oan the
Centre county market this week—calied
up by the snow.
~The finest assortment of birthday
cards ever seen in this part of the state
—J. D. Murray. tf
~The Misses Alexander, of Mill
heim haver returped from a prolonged
visit fo the west,
— Kleckner's hotel garden, at Co
burn, was completely wasned away last
week by the flood.
~The road to the station
shut with snow, and a road
made through the fields.)
—uMillheim sustained considerable
damage by last week's raine. The lower
end of town was very watery.
~The japior member of the firm of
Houseman & Rowl, near Stone Mill, is
about to take in another “partoer.”
we , Confer, of Spring Mills, former-
ly employed at the grain house here,
popped in to see us on Wednesday.
J. M. Dale, a recent student in
Beaver & Gephart's law office, has been
admitted to the bar. Success to him.
The 6:37 a. m. train east on Mon
day did not get here until noon, having
stuck in a snow-bank near Pleasant Gap.
~Madisonborg will have a grand
musical convention, beginning January
23, under the direction of Prof. Beck, of
Lock Haven.
~—]t took two engines to pull the
train through the mountains on Monday
morning and open the snow banks in
the valley.
weMre. BR. B, Hartman, of Millheim,
sustained a fracture of the wrist, a few
days ago, from a fall on one of the cross
ings of that town.
We didn’t think any of the Belle
fone pies would get over the holidays,
but all appeared on time. We judged
good things would snow "em under,
~The Mifflinburg Times is 8 new
journalistic Tantus by Geo. Foot, for.
merly of the Millheim “Berichter.” The
Times in in its get-up, and we
‘wish it success,
Thera was quite a snow storm last
Friday nigbt-—covering the ground with
about 12 inches of snow, asec ranied by
a fierce storm which raged all day Bais
urday and Saaday,
weet is ramored that mine host Bib-
by will take churge of Longs cave hotel
next summer, and that the jovial land.
lord of the Millheim National, Frain,
will take a hotel elsewhere,
YeeThe borough ordinances as
is drifted
has been
on the inside pages of the Rxronrrem,
and should be studied by our citizens,
clear of
he law.
| wenContire County Pomona Grange
iL meat in She Sa of 3 SaGrange,
in Centre uesday, Jan. at 10 a,
in Mortimer Whitehead, Lecturer
t
iameport, dropped in on us the other
day. Will bas been traveling, striking
Florida, Canada and landingin Nebraska,
where he put up for the last 18 months,
He will return to Neb. in the spring.
A ARONSBURG.—Our town kept high
and dry during last week's flood. H. H.
Weaver purchased M. Harper's property
adjoining the Reformed church. The
Lutheran, Reformed and Evangelical
festivals passed off pleasantly. 8
~The gnow storm which set in on
fierce
one. Maoy of the roads are blockaded
by snow drifts and travel impeded. The
railroad srains had to fight their way
through drifts on Saturday morning, and
the train due here at 4:30 p, m. did not
come along until 4 hours later.
Notwithstanding thera are car-
there are constant cave-ins and sinking
The
surface caves in by the acre and the
eee M rH,
| 21st of December. She was the wife of
| Dr. M. A. Henderson, formerly of Harris
Henderson, Esq. is a leading lawyer in
coast, being editor of the Daily Eraminer.
—= Republican.
Twelve days of 158806 have passed
every kind of weather. January | and
9 were mild and spring like, Thencamea
rounding up with thunder and lightning,
treated to one of the fiercest snow storms
on record, with the thermometer away
down below zero. For
the cake so far.
~The Lewistown Press says it
turned out that the chap who paimed
himself off as Harry E. Bell, of Lewis
town, in the matrimonial role over in
Centre county, was Rossel Kinzer, who
several weeks ago.
arrest on charge of bigamy and horse
stealing. Russel has evidently proven
himself to be a green-eyed monster,
Hon. Mortimer Whitehead,
w— of
on “Agriculture and Organization of
Farmers” at Centre Hall, Tuesday even-
ing, Jan. 19, at 7.30 p. m. Mr. White.
i)
| satile lecturers that has ever appeared be-
| fore the public. All who hear bim
| delighted with valuable and
| esting lectures. All are cordially invited,
| Admission free.
—A son of Mr, John Emerick,
| Wolf's Store, while on his way to Co-
| burn the other Tuesday morning, met
with a serious accident and almost mira
| enlonsly escaped from being killed. The
horse he was driving suddenly ran away,
breaking the froot axle of the buggy and
= Pye
anit
inler
He was dragged on the road hy the ran-
heavy and painful
The horse in striking the
| broken axie ia his mad rma cot bh
We have not heard sine
$8
how
LORIE ee
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8 ££
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The other evening, in M
persons
§
discussing the propriety of
stock company to buy op all the sleigt
Ti¥}
in
number, at $18 per sleigh, and saltiog
winter, What =»
down there, aud blasted little
winter if Centre Hall
$
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extent. Mifflinburg would not object to
paid without any Assessments,
bers reporting were, I. 8. Frain, Jas. A.
Keller, G. L. Goodhart, J. 5. Boal, Jos
W. Marshall, L. C. Rearich, P.
man, C. Dale, Jr, H. W. McCracken, G.
hart, H. Brown,
dent, I, 8, Frain; Vice President, James
A. Keller; Treasurer, G. IL. Goodhart;
Secretary, C. Dale, Jr, '
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POTTERS MILLS.
Miss Edeth Sankey has gone to Luth-
ervilie, Md., to go to school. Success to
her,
The water was #0 high last week as
to cause our pleasant teacher Johnny
Miller to have holiday; might have gone
down in a boat, Johnny.
Our enterprising merchant, Samuel
Strong, says he will close out his stock
of merchandise as soon as possible, and
give his attention to his flour and chop
mill,
Wm, Allison & Bro. shat down their
factory on last Saturday, and will not
start up again until next spring,
Michael Confer made his last trip to
Centre Hall with the mail on Saturday.
Hereafler it will be carried by a man on
foot, whose name the writer does not
know. Kixprixa,
SUBSIDING AT LOCK HAVEN.
Lock Haven, Pa, Jan, 6—The flood
Las subsided to the 8 foot mark and trav.
ol was resumed on the railroads to-day.
The damage to the Penn's canal is exten-
sive, Monroe, Fredericks & Co., at Far.
rondsville, lose about $6000 by the
breaking of the dams and the damage to
their brick works. Kintzing, Bhaffer &
Qo. lose heavily on saw logs that went
adrift on Beech Creek. Business is
generally resnmed in the city to-day.
amin SM AI MS AS
A FAMILY INSANE OVER RELL
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Danville, il, Jan. 6.-~The survivin
members of the family of the late Wole«
cott Allen, a wealthy farmer at the time
of his death, bave just e hopelessly
insane over religion. are all con-
yerts of a recent revival, Allen,
aged 52, was adjndgedfinsane yesterday,
and his brother, Heber Allen, 84 years
old, was adjudged insane to-day. Fach
haa a wife and two children, Mise Mary
Allon, aged 24, will be tried for insanity
m. Hon
of the N Grange, will be in ats
morrow, and their mother, 60 years
old, is ales’ demented,
THE RAGING BLIZZARD.
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Known.
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| Chicago, Jan, 7.~The blizzard raging
| throughout Illinois, Towa, Kansas, Ne-
| braska, Dakota and Minnesota, is de-
| elared to be of wider extent and flercer
{ in character than has been known be-
| fore in years. All moving western trains
| are behind time. Many other trains
| have been gnowed in and abandoned.
| Very little can be learned gonoerning
| the abandoned trains or the further els
| fects of the storm, owing to stoppage of
| telegraph communication. The temper-
| ature throughout Dakota is stated to be
20 to 40 degrees below zero, with a wild
blizzard blowing.
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Our Comistdas Orrer to any of our
| renders: We will send you the Cextre
| Reronter one year free if you will send
| ns two new cash names for a year. This
| Christmas offer will only hold good to
| Juhuary 15, '86. A chance to get the
| RerorrEn one year free.
on ome AI——rs
Ordinances continued from inside page
ORDINANCE,
| Beit ordained by the Town Council
| of the Borough of Centre Hall and it is
| hereby ordained by the authority of the
{ same
{ The owners or occupants of all proper
ty in the built up portion of the town-
shall within six hours after a fall or de-
| posit of snow or sleet remove the same
| from their respective pavements or side
| walks, and upon neglect or refusal so to
y
do they shall
| not exceed
fonge
iene,
Ww.
ing One Dollar
R. CAMP,
secretary.
M. DERSTINE,
Approved, Dec, 30,
Maggi RISHEL, Chief
MARRIED.
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At Hows y Bev
Gardner (0 Miss Alice Schenk
Owen Hicks, T. }
both of Howard
At Howard, by the same, John Lyon to Mis
ry E. Gardner, both from near Howard
in Lemont, Dec. 31, by Rev, Chas, 7
Bellefoute, and Arminia
Meck,
ner, of Wiss,
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Groh, George (. Fhuey,
{iss Sarah E. Bross, of New
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TO FARMERS,
Before selling grain call at the Centre
ter prices than elsewhere.
market prices for good wheat,
will positively pay higher prices than any
other grain dealers, We have completed
arrangements for a coal yard and in a
very short time expect to have all kinds
of coal on hand, which we will
our customers for cash or grain
very lowest prices. We promise to put
coal in the market for considerable less
than the present prices at Centre Hall,
Good bran for sale at 815 per ton,
tespectfullv,
KURTZ & SON.
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CLOSING SALE.
The first week of our Closing sale is
we are gratified with the result
Quantities of Underware have gone and westil]
offer what is (n stock at the special prices
quick.
We are selling to dispose of stock, not
money,
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over, and
make
Ba Notice our prices “ga
Coal O11 9¢ per gal. Headlight 15¢,
i Red
New Orleans 70
§ i ihe, Bolt A Huger, $1
I 1b. Best Tea, H0c
Cheap Calloo 3°
rware for 4ne,
NE, Bel
yrup 40¢ gal.
Ruger, $1.
u At 4¢
2 Coton -. 19
heap,
“ew Brunswick Rubbers, retail 50
reduced Wo
r's Keystone Stationery
Hox Papers, ete
Darby & Cos French Candy assortment jus
oeived and very fine, Best candies for the hol
Our store room will be for re
1858, Cell at the store §
Many DixGes, Owner
au
fh
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al for Holi ny
A.
a number of very de
s the Borough lis
railroad station
we offer at 814
MI EREY terms Ly mont
i YOATS Lime
“MUST GO.
i worm syr
| Aller Sept. 1 our stock of Zephyrs
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| yarns, ¢1
our old stand x
Gorossiry Be
Our stock of fall and winter
ens is now in, and on all orders for
next 30 days, we will allow a discon to
10 per cent. Govpssrra Bros,
Merchant Tailors, Bellefonte, Pa.
Merchant tailoring at the Phila
formerly wa:
| fire,
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woo
teed. An experienced head
this department. tf
Cente Harn lors uilding lots
i mile east of Centre Hall station, lor sale
Prices, $100, $110 to $1156 per lot. Pay
ments easy. sin Freon Kverz,
the Centre Hall roller miil
SBatnrday of each week.
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Porria¥p Curreas
{ firstsclass Cortland Cotters sale
| Auron Harter, Centre Hall,
Cann for Hides, at the
{ Hall station, by Aaron Harter.
| ———f8hoemakers—I
| with rabber cement for
| boots, ete, ~J. D. Murray.
To Rext—A Wagon-maker and
Apply {o
if
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paid
ean supply
naing
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{ Whole pepper grot
{ Murray's drug store.
-A fine sleigh fo
gh, Apply at the Ii
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Hen
ji purifier of the wor
| other lamn. One bottle
more virtue than half a dozen of or
{| nary patent preparations
Attent ed
of Keller's Catarrh
cus
FLO
ely
{ great |
will take them
for the small
Any case of failure to
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preachers were all
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sound and
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ne
gia, bot it did him no good as a thelogian.,
A methodist minister of Hartford, Conn,
writes that Dr,
Remedy” cured him of chronic liver dis-
care i i ion, His bretheren of
goat
ana i £
to pote the fact. Bick preachers are
ypdition to proclaim the
Sound bodies are wanted.
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA BALVE
The best salve in the
bruises, sores, nicers, salt rheum, fever
poGr £
news, ian
4
14 Orns, and
lively cures Diies, or no pay required.
It is gu
tion, or money refunded. Price 25 cents
a box. For sale by J. Zeller & Bon, Belle-
fonte, doggina. janly
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The burdock plant is one of the best
dioretics of kidney regulators in the veg-
| etable world, and the compound known
as Burdock Blood Bitters, is unsurpassed
in all diseases of the kidneys, liver and
¥
blood.
a -»
The finest alterative and anti-bilious
| medicine on earth is Samaritan Ner-
vine, $1.50,
“Doctors said my child must die with
| spasms. Samaritan Nervive cured him.”
Wm. E. Tanner, Dayton, Ohio.
| droggista,
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ULSIORN OF PURE
IVE WITH HYPOPHOSPHITES
Is Excellent in Lung Troubles,
Dr. Enoch Calloway, LaGrange,
says: “I have used
| with wonderful success in all
troubles, also find it has no equal iu Sum-
| mer Diarrhoea of Children,” jan
SCOTT'S EM
OD LIVER OIL
a
{ one year's subscription in advance can
retain 28 Cents as a premium for ad-
| vance pay.
Any of our subscribers sending us the
names of two new subscribers with the
| cash one year in advance, will get one
year's credit free on KEroRTER,
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
The most important discovery is that
which brings the most good to the great-
est number, Dr. King's new Discovery
for consumption, coughs sad colds, will
preserve the heaith and save life, and is
a priceless boon to the afflicted. Not on
ly does it cure consumption, but coughs,
colds, bronchitis, asthma, boarseness,
and all affections of the throat, chest and
lungs, yield at once to its wonderful cu-
rative powers. If you doubt this get a
trial bottle free at J. Zeller & Son's. drug
store, Bellefonte.
AN END TO BONE SCRAPING.
Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg, Ill,
says: “Having received so much
fit from Electric Bitters, | feel it my duty
to let suffering humanity know it, Hav-
ing bad a running sore on my leg for 8
years, my doctors told me 1 would have
to have the bone scra or leg ampu-
tated. I osed ins three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Buck-
len’s Arnica salve, and wy leg is now
sound and well.”
Electric Bitters are sold at 50 cents a
bottle, and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve at 260
per box at J, Zeller & Son's drng store,
Bellefonte, '
T. ELMO HOTEL,
ce. 817 & 819 Aveh Street, Philadelphia.
ced rates to $200 per day, The
traveling public will still find at this Ho=
tél the same liberal provision for their
comfort. It is located in the immediate
contros of business and places of amuses
ment and different railroad depots, as well
as all parts of the city, are essily accessible
Street Uses constantly passing the
doors. It offers special inducements
10 those visiting the city for business or
ootfully solicited,
ER, toprletor,
You
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Jonuxsrox, Hovroway & Co.
Philadelphia Agents.
THE GREAT ZINGARI,
For toothache and neuralgia has
equal. Warranted. Only 15 cents at all
drug stores, Sold by Murray.
Jonxstox, HorLroway & Co,
Philadelphia Agents,
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¥
I had to enmb back the
forehead and omit the parting to concesl
§
gir from n
lalgam has made my hair as ti
Ladies whose hair is get
find the Balsam
Mary Swanson, Chicago
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by using Parker's
4 find a cure commenaio
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jan
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“Tragens of letters a dav pour
David Kennedy, of BR
from people who have heen nef
his Ar preparation
Kennedy's “Favorite
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nd 5
popu
lemedy.”’
this remarka-
ble medicine accomplishes in some new
Not infrequently patients come jong dis-
tances to grasp the Doctor by the hand
and express their gratitnde for deliver.
ance from pain,” —Troy, New York, Dai
ly Times.
AN Al
FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INS, CO,
STATEMENT OF THI
Farmer wl Fire
smpany of Centre County, Pa.
Hari, Pa, January 11, 18
oe with
Office ihe
{
Ins,
of
CENTRE
compilan
¢ Twenty eight
f {
ctions of the
coivabi wing
premium Dotes due and
payable by me: iherrs
for insurance Lhe past
al
due on same.
Cash in treasury ‘
To ch add tax No. 14
in course for collection §
od cet. for tollet'g
Making the total avalle
ble ssscts for the past
your —
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EXPENSES
Compensation to Direc'tr §
Salary of Secretary .,
Salary of Treasurer
Printing, office rent, post
e and stationery
slate insurance report.
Election board “
Mm. Neff, low on stable
Wm, Woll, -
Lutheran Ch. building
Wm. Swabb, on imple
ments, grain, eto...
W 8 Musser, loss, ial
Balance due D M Wolf.
Rn. NePasiats.. sv asivion
aines Township School
Kate Alex.
a, loss on house
and stable
y on house :
J iri J ¥ Kreamer
8 D Musser, partial Jose
Interest on losses unpaid
when doe, &e..........
Total scoring assets angl
funds of jhe Co, the
past year, less expense 182 8
To which add ot y
1881, 2, 3 and 4 ; 17808 78
sl4082 5
4 E9507
Minus cancelation, car
penter risks and tax
notes
Making the total availa-
ble amets of the Oo
IES AY iiavior simmer imine
Face value of premium
notes 16 foree............
Insurance taken the
« § W551 68
Risks and insummnees of
| A 1.332118 T-
*2, "83 and "84...
1,007 985 27
17.908 43
mans
Hass wn
Making risks and insur
ances this ARY coon
for loa's
arlene.
jAnbilities
xm MeF on
¥
Hi
senses 104 73
Losses of Xion 1 Ruble,
D8 Kaufman & On,
a
Himes by the board hot
yet accepted by the
Amount outstand og... f.062 9
At the election kel ths mame day the following
named mombork wire eiotied directors for he
ensuing year: Samuel Osambey, Daniel ram:
gart, J. H, Musser, H. E. Duck, J. Bb. Flaher, & J,
Herring, Fred Kurtz, # OG. flack, Wm. MePariane,
Jacob Bomterf, J. 6. Baily, H. C. Campbell
OM erecta
Sis oe RI
ferms
firmati
PRY IneT ith
and morigege ¢
s 4
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q PPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE
. Notice is herelry given
lowing named persons have
fons for oer in the office of th
ver Sessions of the Peace in and for
ty, and that application will
session of sald Count 10 gran
John Ramsdale Philigebu
Robert Taylor
John West
Thos W. Whitton
Peter Asheroft .
A. B. Freeman Laberty Township,
James 1. Delong...
James Redding
Chas. M. Heisler
Edward A. Brown.
T. ¥. Moyer.......... Miles Township
A. 8. Goodrish....... Rush .
R. G. BRETT, Clerk
Clerk's Office, Dec. 38, "6
AN OTICE «In the matter of the partition of the
v real estate of Mrs, Nancy Hur,
deceased, 1ate of the Hales twp. Notice is here
by given 1 Jacob G. Eby, of Shannbn, Corl coun
ty, linois; and Epharim Eby, of Garw nad amma
county, lows, heirs of said decedent, that in pur
suanoe of an order of the Orphan’ Court of Len
tre County, a writ of partition has been lssued
from sald court to the Sheriff of said county, re
turnable at the next term; and that the inguest
will meet for the purpose of making partition of
the real estate of said decedent, on Tharsday, the
Zist day January, 1586, at 2 o'clock p.m. of mid
day, upon the Jiri, at which thee and place
ot Can attend if you see proper
you fu Ww. GILES WALKER,
fiandt
Sheriff
I FuAL ADVERTISEMEN IIn the Count
of Common Pleas of Centre Co
Notice is hereby given that an application will be
made to the Court on Monday, the 2th day of
January, 1586, ai 10 a. m. under the Corporation
Act of 1874, and the supplement thereto for the
charter of an intended corporation te be called
“Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church al Co.
burn.” The chamoter and object whereof is “To
worship the Almighty God according to the for.
mula of the General Synod of the Evangelical
Lutheran Church of North Ameries, and hor these
0 have, ws and enjoy all rights,
Donets and privileges of the said Act of Assom
bly and its supplements, ADAM Hex, W
eltor.
«=yISsOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
The partnership heretofore existing be
tween the i od, trading in hardware, un
der the name of Wilson, M Fas & Co. Is this
dissolved by muna consent, sano Mitchell
the firm. The business of the frm
retiring from th y
will be liquidated by Rotel nt Ri ANE,
ITCHELL.
Bellefonte, Jan, 4
basi
Pd
Bnow Shoe Twp.
Bellefonte Borough, Saloon
Tavern,
ISAAC M
TW enbtinued under the
serofalo 18
Aver's Bars
Citre, i “
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So sufierer from
any
| epee, who wi
| fairly try
of
tof alld
riila, need despair
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whole Dp
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this di
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experience
des Wher not
Vu rs
2 gliready advance
beyond AFT
then i118 use allords v
insures refrest
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imber. The tra
lefls direst
sold
ta
to
Tease
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Centre Hill
oo HANS COURT SALE ~Purscant
. order of 2
of Centre County, there will be «
sale on the premises, in POE VALI
Top, on SATURDAY, JANUARY 16
the following valuable real estas
perty of Daniel 8 Auman, dec'd, ¢
pounded and described as follows
lands of Thos, P. Cope, John Immel
Musser and Peter Wentich, oontainiug
ACRES, about 5 Acres is cleared and
state of cultivation, The reat of the |
ered with pood timber. There
House and Barn and other oul
and in first class condition. The
yvalnable Saw Mill, in perfect run:
the prope rity, and a new Ulder Press
der. There is & fine Grchand yielding oh
fruit. The farm fe well watered. This is a de
sirable property aud would be a good investmony
for any obe
Terms—Ten per cant. of purchase money
on day of sale, 3 on confirmation of sale 8 the
balance in one year, with interest, to be secu:
by bond and mortgage on she preinisen
JORX D. DECKER,
CHAR C. AUMAN,
z Administrations, vey
OUSE AND LOT, at Contre §ill. properties
of Mrs. Asnie Moyer, #8 o
fered at private saiv. Hoowe Is a ome story fran
stable and other cutbulidinge on lot. A good 10
cation for a blacksmith. Apoly st the Reporter
: Glanyit
offioe.
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