THE CENTRE REPORTER
FRED.KURTZ, Eprrorand Pror'r
“TERMS: One year, $1.50, when paid In ad
ance, Those in arrears subject to previous |
rms. $2 per year,
Death of Emanuel Ettinger.
At Aaronsburg, on Saturday, March 30,
1889, Emanuel Ettinger, aged 87 years, J
months and 12 days,
most respected citizens of Pennsvalley.
He was born in Lehigh county in the
He Pulled our Gov's. Nose,
The trouble between George A. Arms,
a retired officer of the army living in
Washington, and Thos, Charing, who
had charge of the Harrison inaugural pa-
rade, culminated Wednesday afternoon
of last week in a scene in the rotunda of
ns.and 5 cents for each subsequent insertion,
You will find
G. R. Spigelmyer’s
RACKET STORE®
in Crider’s Exchange, Belle-
fonte.
under regular
prices.
Everything
LOCAL ITEMS.
——Mrs. W. L. Kurtz left on Tuesday
for Berlin, Somerset coanty, her home.
T. Gephart has purchased
fnecok’s brick store building at Millheim,
Abs. Harter has rented the Kra
mer hotel stand at Millheim,
a
in town on Tuesday, looking after his
property.
——Boozar and Condo have remodeled
the interior of their store room and will
open shortly.
— Rev, W.
Boalsburg, left ye
home at Myerstow
H. Groh and family of
sbanon ¢o,
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ilo
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fields in
and
1igesbar
valley,
North
exs
——Thé grain afl
Union county,
Branch as far as
ceedingly fine.
yer 14
11 + $ Fuze be
ry i, ON
—Samuel Gingerich, a former em
ve at the roller mill, has secured a sit-
sation at Woodward and left nes.
day.
On
licants for tha ex.
— The aspiring apy
alted position of being postmaster tn this
place are circnlating petitions to help
promulgate their little persimmon.
—Mon lay, April d id not
y sat in
propitionsly for flitters. The ground
dampness and sure indication for rain.
of Hiram Espy, near
Mattawans, Mifflin county was destroyed
by fire last Fridav morning, with part of
t he contents, insurance,
~—Simon Dinges, an emplovee of the
RerorTeER has arcepted a position in a
joh printing office in Williamsport and
ieft on Monday for his new location
—Two Russian Jews, named Max
Ezorskvand Hass Leatzky, were arrested
on Monday, on the charge of robbing
the clothing store of Addman & Ratow-
sky, of Philipsburg
—— March went out with
tel on. Sanday
ahont one incl
and the balance of
dication for rain
ee Borys will obli
in the RepoRTER ofl
sider nselves excepted, and this nos
tice is led for well as small
boys,
—1 he snbhie
Th } ‘ge
mf 0 OES
5
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g white man-
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n siont on
ich ¢ the ground,
the day had every in
ge ns by not
ce. None nead eon
the
intend large as
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srohibition has not
aro very much peigam lately
and we hear but little expresson opinion
ont i Perhaps it is only the calm
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Del sLlorin.
aod enth
he topie.
we the
— A COTTes DON
the Berouter w
trout before April 15,
bas ti right d
against the law to do
i
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lent wants to know of
a f bait, bat it
f §
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Ki
wee Br. Jacob Hammel of
died on Sanday March
80 years. He
time. His mother died only about foar
years ago, aged well on to 100 years.
Landlord Odenkirk,
Lewisbharg
3
“ly
at
tiring on account of ill health. The
stand is one of the oldest in the valley,
prietor
it
Mr. Brandon, pro
drockerhoff, while ont ric
discovered a little ehild drowning in the
waters of ‘he dam, and he heroically
Oi
ing its life,
What the Philad. Braneh does not
have in the line of
is not sorth having. The spring stock
now on the counters is Immense
goes ahead of anvthing you ever
Lewins is King for low prices.
Waa
¥
hear that Rav,
charge his resignation as pastor,
cision, His many friends will be sorr
to lose his services, as he is well liked.
tice of death appears in another column,
Miliheim. Her hosband was Dem Tom.
cident in the west, some years ago.
_ ==-=The report that a marriage licenses
is not valid outside of the county where
restrictive clause in law,
good wherever presented, and any prop-
erly authorized minister may perform
the seremony wherever called on to do
80,~ Ex,
wee Yfwsgrs, Dan, Poorman and John
Dauberman, two of our young'men left on
Tuesday morning for Philadelphia,
where they will secure positions and lo
cate permanently. Sorry to ses them
leave town, and hope they willl mee
with unbounded success,
wee Rov, 8, G. Bhanoon, of Sanbury,
paid our town a flying visit Mon day
evening, and favored the RerorTer
sanctum with a call and pleasant chat.
Bro. Shannon will soon leave for Philas
delphia, where he accepted the che
of a Memorial Church on Twenty-fifih
and Montgomery avenue,
sam [11 the death of Isaac Gray, which
ocearred on Tuesday last, Half Moon
Valley loses one of its best citizens and
the connty one of its most successful
farmers. He had been ailing for years
from an affection of the langs, and al.
though bis case was known to be ho
less, death was not anticipated at the
time by either family or friends. He
Nas a Cousiatons and Jevotad metmbel of
he church, a 5
3 Seveted husband good peglbor
er. y
twenty-one years he became
the husband of Elizabeth Jeuck, a
{ happy and blessed union, which contin:
ned for over sixty vears, his beloved con-
| ort preceeding him to the grave, only
| about three years,
| Posessed of good business qualities and
| great energy of character, Mr, Ettinger
| was a well known person in the com-
| munity in which he passed so many of
| the years of his long life.
| He was a man of sterling integrity, and
| tian religion being for a long period of
time, in fact from his youth a prominent
member of the Lutheran church,
Venerable in age, he has at last gone to
| his reward, leaving to hischildren, grand
| children and friends, the sweel incense
| of a well spent life, The funeral
| held at Aaronsburg on Tuesday mornin
| April 20d. The Rev. W.E. Eischer o
i Centre Hall officiated at the services and
preached and elegant and instructive
| sermon.
Four daughters survive him : Mrs, W.
H. Stover, of Aaronsburg; Mrs. J. G.
Mrs. BR. H. Foster, of
D. Kurtz, of
| Kurtz, of Milton ;
Harrisburg ; and Mrs. L
Miflinbarg.
i .» l »
chool History without a Par-
allel.
The following record of the school
Earlvstown dist, in Potter twp., for
terms beginning Nov. 1872, and
March '74, is beyond a doubt withont
parallel in our county.
of
the
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| Fhe number of
pupils in thisschool daring the above
named period of time were forty-six,
There being twenty-four females and
twenty-two males, in ages from six years
ap to twenty. It pow filleen years
since that collective body inrewell
to each other as teacher and school
mates. T best of my knowledge
i and means obtain information,
those boys and girls are living
time of writing. Oaoly three of the who
| number are living in the school district,
Anna Odenkirk and Mr, and Mra Sam’l
D
is
said
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£03 all
at
Bi
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rat
I'wenty four are married, while only
twenty eight living in th 0,
would with much gratification
report of any teacher whose
all be conuted amoug the
rears after the close of school,
ty
are
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E. B.
Teacher 1872+4,
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TwoCents a Mile.
The Pennsylvania railroad
gave notice to an important «
ticket selling arrangements Wednesday
last, On and after Monday next special
tickets will be placed on sale for the us
of parties of ten or more persons ia :
ty will be carried ou one ticket at the
rate of two cenls per mile per capita,
The present rate 1s three cents per mile
! without regard to the pumber of persons
| carried. The privilege is extended over
the entire system of the road
Pittsburg and Erie. T rate is
same as that allowed theatrical parties
and bas heretofore been restricted to that
class of passengers,
Anniversary. \
he W. H.& F. M. 8 of the Reformed
church, of this piace, held their anniver-
sary last Sabbah evening. The weat
was unfavorable yet there was a large at.
tendance The exercises were very
i teresting, consisting of music, recitations
| dialogues, &c. Among those
parts were Mra Conley, Miss Ou, M
Annie Bo . Misses Kate and Grace
Alexander, and Misses Jennie and Tacy
Kreamer,
The music was exoe and
| priate to oceasion Miss
Kreamer presided at the organ
i
Ange in is
he the
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or
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the Jenui
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A Lumber King.
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pil, BeRms
Our friend Sober down the r
to be on the road to become a
king. Besides the arge nmber interests
which he already has in his grasp he is
| just about cloging satract for
i BROTH S,
nmber
8 C
in
said to be one of the best lumber bonan-
za's lefl in the state.
pn
Forty Years a Justice.
| justice of the pesce for Lamar town
ship, Clinton Co, March 27, 1849, forty
years ago, and was re-elected in Fetiras
ary for another five year term. Can any
of Centre county's justices beat the recs
ord?
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E. L. Powers $3.00 dress shoe.
ers,
| Ses Fanble's stock before
ing.
~eFall and winter stock of clothing
| at the Philad, Branch,
wee Were you caught on an April fool
| errand?
P
| foute, for fine clothing.
~How did your stove pipe fit after
the flit?
fore purchasing elsewhere,
we Rochester Clothing House,
fonte, for fine clothing.
gave our sanctum a call,
mee BOOZE received a new assortment
of horse collars, price from $1 up.
~]f you wish to be well dressedin
latest styles, go to Fleming, Bellefonte.
weed, OO, Deininger has moved into his
ge residence at the station.
meee f you wish a dress suit give Flem-
ing, the tailor, your order and you will
not regret it,
—efor a well fitting and well made
suit, go to Fleming, the tailor, Belles
onte,
ws Mr, Ditzler, father of Rev. Ditzler,
of Aaronsburg, died in Dauphin county
a few daye ago.
~eFloming has a complete line of
winter goods, which he offers very cheap
and at a bargain,
we A, J. Harter, one of Coburn’s
bright aud enterprising young men, was
in owe this week.
wemeff you intend to boild, write to
Union Roofing Co., Tyrone, Pa., for prices
of siate and metal rooflng—see ad
.
~—When in Bellefonte
, ke, Powers $3.00 dress nT
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the nose of Governor Beaver. The gove
| ernor was not hurt bat he was angry and
| steadying himself against the counter he
| seized his crutch and aimed an ugly blow
| at his enemy, Arms
| and 1t struck one of the pillars of the ho
| tel rotunda.
{ its mark and Captain Heims, the hotel
| proprietor, rushed up. attracted by the
| noise, and paced Arms under arrest.
Arms was removed by direction of Hotel
| Manager Hewever and was escorted out
of the door, exclaiming, “Pulled his d-—
nose anyway.” The troanble
through Gov, Beaver, who was chief mar
| not having become authorized to be in at
all.
Ap
ror the REPORTER,
Io looking over your worthy paper
| every week as it comes nto the family, I
am reminded each time by the many
deaths recorded therein fromone time to
i the other, that mankind is rapidly passs
ing from time to eternity, very few of our
peuple, if any, have thought what the ac-
tual death ra e wight be for the lest nine
years, lacking two months, which is the
period of timesinee the last enumeration
has been taken. By actual count, at this
date of writing, more thao
| and seventy five persons have been laid
in their graves since 15880, This makes
| the average deaths per year about twenty
for our township incloding the Boro, of
{ Centre Hall, This number includes some
of the most aged, while many were but
in the full vigor of life.
the first death alter
Witmer and
buried before
hour afte wards, while Mr
Mrs. Kennedy both were
Af psn
Flitted.
er
Jackson Bush
Centre Hall C
Wi. Zerby, Mi
1. E.
{ Madisonburg.
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Phakota, Lil.
brook.
Sr
7 Beems
cepted
t Kartz's farm near
r. Bruomgard to Millheim,
i tO near Spriog
nan, Farmers Mills to
John Bar, Davis, i Lo
Sami. Flory, Loop wo Fair~
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stilt 5
MES, IVORs]
Backed Out.
that Dr.
. th ,
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the of Mr Bober to
i
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Mr. Sober will le
chailepge and fore
feit money stand | June next for Dr.
Carver, or any one else to reflect over
Dr, Carver, did you back out
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New Firm.
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George Bashman, of the firm of Bash.
man & Kreamer, the jowelers, has pur-
chased the interest of Mr. Kreamer, and
will conduct the basin hims«if,
took possession on the 1st of April,
Samuel Kreatmer will
his father's store.
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An Epidemic of Measles
The ieasios have hacome quite prev.
alent in this plase and the schools have
been redoced to a very small attendance,
vi
and
coufine himself t
pupils were nader an attack of them at
cue Lime,
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— For a fine and cheap winter suit go
to Fleming, the fashionable tailor, Belle-
fonte,
we [8% Sunday's snow left the roads
in a ters » condition and almost im
it for travel
D. BR. Mellintick one
ily to Tyrune this week.
— Read y-made clo hing of every de.
scription and quality at the
Brauch, Bellefonie,
Mr. B. FF. Yearick, one of Madison
burg's citizens was among our callers this
| Week,
we Ls wistown intends haviog an elec
ri
atare,
— For cheap clothing go
Rochester clotuing house,
largest stock lo wwwa,
| ===XNo ap lications for tavern licenses
! will be made tunis year in Hunungdon
{ county.
—- Fleming, the fashionable tailor,
Bellefon o, makes the cueapest and best
i flctieg suits in the county,
wwe Mr. Jacob Nestierode, died in Mad-
isouburg, on Friday; the
twok piace on Monday.
we Ploming, the fashiooable tailor
Bellefonte, has gained quite a reputation
i fur cheap and well made suits,
wel, D, Runkle, of Philadelphia, for-
| merly of this piace, spent several days in
{ this section last week.
~ Wagner Geiss, who was teaching
t
Hf
to the
Bellefonte,
i school havieg closed,
ing is complete in every particalar, and
cannot be beat by any dealer in the
| county.
~Biate College has a glee club on the
| road at present, doing the central part of
the state. It is composed of stadents,
| == Harry Harper, son of Simon Har~
| per, who had his leg broken while at
play at school, is able to be about.
~ «Fauble keeps the finest stock o
rea..y made clothing in the county anf
cannot be undersoid by any competitor
we Mrs. Miller, an aged lady of this
place, hus been seriously iil lately, but is
convalescent.
moe fl, dollar saved is a dollar ea rned
which can be done by buyi
the Rochester ing House, Belle-
fonte, largest slock of spring suits in the
county.
we Mr, Beebold, of Aaronsburg, father.
inslaw gf Rev, Deitzler, was found dead
in a rodm ata hotel in Anaville, where
he had gone on some business matters.
Appoplexy is thought to have been the
cause of his death, Mrs, Sebold died
but a féw months .
wee A now store will be ed in
Bellefonte, Pa. April 6th in yan rooms
forthurly ovnipt by Miss Alpha Cors
map. It wili be fi as the Cash
, The rietor P
AAr rol, Wm. Mey-
or who is well known io the county will
: will
|
Tusseyville.
Mr. Jacob Sfrohm was very unfortus
nate one day last week, He drove a
horee belonging to George Bitner, home
from Birohm’s sale, and arrived at his
place some time before Mr, Bitner did,
who was leading a colt. Mr. Strohm |
then held the horse and colt while Mr,
Bitner was putting up a curtain. The
horse and colt became restless; in their
efforts to get away threw Mr. Strobm
down and the horse ran over him steps
ping on his breast, breaking a rib, and
hurting him otherwise, At last accounts |
he was improving.
The sales being over now the flittings
are next in order. Peter Ripka moved
up near Pine Grove; he was a tenant on |
the Robinson farm for a number of |
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special points.
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hope he will meet good ones where he |
goes,
Mrs, Samuel Black sold her house and |
W. Mersinger,
The new Evangelical minister, Rev.
Vought, preached his firsk sermon in the
Zion church near Tusseyville, and made |
a good impression on all, Everybody is
well pleased with the change,
labors be crowned with success,
Miss Kate Moyer has gone to John |
Hubbs to help move; Miss Lizzie Slack |
i has gone to help L. W, Kimport.
The new supervisor has commenced
repairing the roads; they need it, John,
let us have good roads.
Some of the neighbors had a party at
i John Black’s, hauling, he is going to put
| up & new barn again in the place of the
{ one that was burned some time ago.
Some scamp pulled the bungs out of
six barrels of cider, belonging to J. R.
McClellan and let the jeider run away.
Such parties ought to be put in the jog
about a year, or at least until
| 18th of June,
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Spring Mills.
Harry Long has returned
| teaching school and has entered his fa.
i ther's store as book-keeper.
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last Monday for Ill. whers
' he will remain this coming summer.
| his leaving, Gregg twp. loses one of its
best teachers, and he carries with him
our best wishes for his fature success in
his new home.
Will Zeigler has returned
{ Jacksonville where he had been teschiog.
C. P. Long and wife are in Priladels
phia this week, where C.
ing spring goods for his store,
D, G. Smith, of Penn Hall,
tended lectures in
{ turned bome
led in the Spring Mills
i School last Sanday
Sopt. Wm. Goodhart, Sr. Asst Supt
T. M. Gramley; Bec C, P. Long; Asst, Sec.
Wm. Goodhart Jr. Lib, Joha Erhart;
Asst. Lib. Martha D. Dock; Treas T. M
Gramiey; Organist Mrs. G. BR. Eisenhart;
| Mrs J. Johusoo,
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issolution
Notice is hereby given that the parts
nership lately subsisting between H W,
G. W. Boshman, aader
ithe firm { Bashman &
lissolved on the first day of Avril last by
mutual consent. All debts are to be re
ceived, aod all debts are to be paid by G.
W. Bushman who is anthorized to set
tie debts due to, and by the eompany.
GG. W. Broannuax,
! H.W. Kuzaugn.
Centre Hall April 4, 1880,
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HIDES WANTED.
At the Centre Hall tannery
Oil, plastering hair,
armegs, sole and a genera! stock of
leather for sale. Hides tanned on shares,
Satisfaction guaranteed
Call or address,
J. 8. Rows.
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HIDES WANTED.
Highest cash prices paid for hides at
Sraxcren & Cos,
Centre Hall, Pp
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Cantion.
All persons are hereby cautioned
i against the parohase of a note, given hy
me to Elmira Showers
dated la t Sentember, -not having re
ceived valae for same, | will pay it
| unless compelled by law
4ap3t Wa, Gu ssvax,
7. —
and New Home sewing machines which
i we are selling at very low prices
i and see our stock and get our prices be
fore purchasing elsewhere,
Branmax & Keraven,
20 dee. tf.
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nis
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Musical College. ~The 35 session of six
i for the teaching of young ladies in vocal
{ and instrumental masiec Address,
i F. C. Moxzr, Director,
Fresaburg, Pa.
EXTRA OFFER
Any one sending us the names of three
new subscribers with the cash for one
year, will get a copy of the Rerorren
one year free,
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NOTICE.
All
Jituova having accounts with the
firm of Kurtz & Son, are requested to
make settlement of same on or before
Apri} 9, next,
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WOODLAND COAL.
Woodland coal, just from the mines,—
eaves no cinder ~for sale at the Centr
wil olin mill. Best fuel for summer
—C. P. Long, merchant,
of Spring Mills, left for
Philadelphia to purchase a new
stock of Spring and Summer
oods, which he intends shall
the largest, best and cheap-
est in the valley. Charley
never does things by halves,
as you will see when his goods
arrive, next week.
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find it to your advantage to bu
re ach us.
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a few
Shoes
former
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Can
need
Boys all need a new Spring
w ones,
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may want, you will
y now, before our new goods
vecttully Yours,
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—DEALERS IN
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Side Boards
Bedsteads, 4
Undertaking
a Specialty.
Lt!
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Bargains!
We are now prepared to
store and inspect our new line of
Our line of Fancy Pla
Wool Baiting, are fine, and wil
are selling rapidly.
other goods,
SPECIAL BARGAINS !---.(
Cashmeres; prices lower than
and will speak for themselves,
ew Goods!
ablic eall at our
were selected
of new
serROnR,
Fall A
if Gar and
lankets, Haps, Quiite, and many
have the
oepied
ROGOR,
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variety
Winter
Prints,
Tricots, and
an
pA O V CLUS ers,
SPECIAL BARGAINS
off
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Bring in
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On ff Ready-
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compiete
new goods at
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Comeand see
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of the Recredamry o
Borrios | roc ved ¥ b
House of Representatives of the Co
Peni ayy i Ate
Senste and
mmot wealth
That
wealth of Pennsylvania,
Eighteenth Article thuve
AMENDMENT.
There shall be an additional
Constitution 10 be
follows
articie to sald
Gesignated as Article XIX a»
ARTICLE XIX,
wiy From wen
we Lox saae of in
tobe used as a beverage, Bb
ed. and any violist ion of this pro
be a misdemeanor, punishable ae
1 be provided by law
The manufacture. sale or keeping for sede of in
toxicating liquor for olher purposes than as a
beverage may be wed in such manner only as
aw. The General Asem
or,
tion of this arti of the Constitution, enact laws
ith adequate penalties for its enforcement.
A rue copy of the Joint Resolution
CHARLES W_ STONE,
Secretary of the Commonwealth
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-: THE UNION ROOFING CO.,:-
TYRONE, PENNA.
© ummm |) ommenmisnnns (3
MARNUFACTURERS AND ROOFERS OF
“1 NLATE GOODS, -:-
Have special advantages to furnish Ballders
and Property owners with first class Slate Roof
ing. We use none but the best qualities of Black
Diamond, Peach Botton, ete. Slate, and employ
none but thoroughly expe ienced roofers—not
the 80 called “practical slste roofers.” formerly,
tin and shingle roofers,
Make a specialty of Slate Blackboards, Urinals,
and other goods,
«1 METAL ROOFING. -:-
tyeneral is for his Metal Roofing,
Tile, ete. wn Cement Oom ® Cemen
Terra Cotta Goods. All kinds of Boing Paper
Asbestos roofing. Have the best brands of
Oement in large or small quantities at very low
price.
Repairing prom attended to. A %
SAd and a a furnished, onli o or
send for circular and farther information to
UNIUN ROOFING CO,
Main office in Praner Block, TYRONE, PA,
Notice.
On account of losses by the recent fire,
the undersigned is obl to eall upon
all having accounts at ‘8
OO dake Souiemest within Bn
o #0 doing w
ly po ey ok Avy RE Barun
i,
Er
EC Bmovee &
Nursorymen, Genera, N.Y
Wil
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deren
Gministratri
Wel
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of &«
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deceased
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Cars
gion ,
Th
ner, adm is
inte of Walk
6
Ac. of Richa
decoansd
¥ be first and partial aco
and W. FF. Holt. ad
Hinlinger, isle of
he frst
of Taylor township
it of Isabella
strators of the
Philipsburg boro
Hirlinger
estate of (
dotenmed
The account of Flora O
tralrix of, is W
| Hall bo A
i 9 The final sceount of Jo
{ of Martha A. Mary M. and
minor childre Rudolph
{ Burnside township deceased
The first and final acount of A. E. Cie.
, adminstrator of, &o. of Jane A, Bailey, late
guson township, decreased
1. The final account of M IL. Rishel, executor
of , &¢., of Dandel Lause, tate of Gregg township,
deccased
12. The seooount of Jonathan Harter,
trator of &o. of George Brein,
township, deceased
13 The first and final account
Love and J 8 Housman, administra
Wilbam C. Love, laste of Potter township, des
coased
14 The first and final aceoount of Mm Mary E
Osman, administrator of, &e, of Heary Osman,
ate of College Wownship, doconsed,
i5 The firet and partial scoount of James Lin.
te. and Wm B Mingle, sdmunistrat ors of, Ac, of
homes Lingle, ate of Pole: township, des
ceased
16. The first and partial scoount of Robert
Bryson, administrator of &c., of James Bryson,
ate of Philipsburg boro, deceased
17. The firs and partial scoount of Jesse
Bwartz, administrator of, &c., of 1 © Thompson,
late of Walker tow nehip, deceased.
18, The first and final scoount of Henry Reln-
hart, Esq , executor of. &¢., of George Fox, late of
Harris township, coceased.
19, The first and fins] account of Angeline Mow
Bride, execentrix ol &o, of Eve McBride, late of
College township, deceased.
20 first separate acoount of B. F. Arvey,
one of the executors of Jacoh Arpey, late of Potter
townshine, « 3.
inl novo mt ot John 3
®
Bairfool, adminis
Bairfoot. late of Centre
n
ho G. Uzele, guardian
E. Muibollan
lars
uibollan, late of
M
adminis
ate of Gregg
of Mamgaret
tors of, &c., of
Army. executor of. Satoh Arner He
, Executor of, 4. of A y
Potter township, deceased, net
22 The acoount of Daniel © Grove,
ian
of James J Vonsda, a minor child Samuel
wish
nt of
of William R
¥ Ridge, Centre county, des
2, The first and final sccount of Joha © Hite
and John Bhadle, trustees to sell the real
of David Saddle, late of Benner township,
oonsed.
H. The final socount of J W
¥ Patton, late
*
of D8
tratrx
- final a of Nancy E An.
oT Tans Ay Jb AD,
eS ium 1 subcms
Feira
bate of Warren eounty,