REASURERS BALK OF UNBEATED LARD
| for taxes for 1800 aud 189] agreeable Lo the
i provisions of law relsting to the sale of unseated
| tracts of land for the non payment of taxes
| Notice is hereby given that there will be exposed
he following tracts of
¢
MeCord J BR & A Campbell
Musser John 4 of
Morgan BR 14 of
Malone Richard
THE CENTRE REPORTER. | inevitable brass band was there, Ex- |
nr | cursion trains of people from the sur-
FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. | rounding country were there, to get a |
sight of the National Editorial Associ- | nt public salo or outers, the following tracts of
TERMS. ~ One year, §1.50, when paid in advance. | ation, packing the streets, and waving faxes dub a 4 Supall thareon, at 8 Court Hatin
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00 | hats and 'kerchiefs on all sides, We | | 15th day of June, 1992, at 1 o'clock p. ’
at public sale or outcry
1
per year
ADVERTISEMENTS. 20 cents per Hue for three
{nsertions, and 5 cents per line for each subse-
on application
CENTRE HALL, PA.,, THURS. JUNE 8.
From the Excursionists,
es, and a gang of ten plows, and as
many as eight such teams in a field.
ing there would be one man to each
single plow with two horses. Here
one man does the work of ten with a
gang plow and eight horses, and does
not find it half as tough work as on
the average Centre county farm.
When we left Sacramgnto some four
May 27th, our route again led us past
Sacramento, and we found a great por-
tion of the city and as far as the eye
could see from the cars, the country
along the railroad was under water.
The warm weather which set in in the
past four or five days melted the snow
in the mountains and caused the sud-
den rise in the Sacramento river.
These melting snows have the same
effect in causing floods as the heavy
rains do in the east. It does not rain
in California until in November and
December: all the use we have had for
umbrellas was to keep off the hot rays
of the sun.
We reached Chico this afternoon,
27th, at 3 o'clock. Were landed on
General Bidwell's private pienie
grounds, where we were met by sev-
eral thousand people of the town and
vicinity. A brass band was on hand,
a merry-go-round, a dancing floor, and
tables groaning with everything that
is need®d for a grand lunc
Bidwell extended to us this
ty and the citizens lent him every
to make it a pleasant afternoon for
Lunch over, such asdesired, were driv
en in carriages to see the beauties of
General Bidwell’'s grounds—2500 acres
—his vineyards, orchards, &e. This
section like others in the state, is per-
fectly charming, and ranks among tl
richest and most beautiful in Cali
nia.
Raturday, May 25th, was an
esting one for the excursionists. We
reached Dutch flats in the morning
Here is the great hydraulic gold mine.
ing region of California. The moun-
tains for miles and miles as far as you
can see from the railroad, are cut down
by hydraulic mining. Whole moun
washed away
playing of a larg stream of
from a hose, upon its sides, and
gold obtained by the washing Process,
in pans and wooden rocking boxes.
The immence quantities of earth tha
carried to the farming lands
Sacramento valley, to the hr A
agricultural and fruit interests,
caused complaint, and an inj
has stopped the hydraulic process
mining. The matter is now pending
in the United States Courts, For
benefit of the editorial visitors,
ever, everything was put in readiness
and the manner of hydraulic mining
was shown us, in all its phases,
As we reached Dutch flats in the
morning, a brass band was in
and a little army of men and women,
to greet us,
Away down into the washed out
mountain gulch we were led, three
fourth of a mile, there were long ta-
bles spread with a miners breakfast
for us—pork and beans, sandwiches,
coffee, ete.
We went into this in true mining
style, you bet. After breakfast many
of our party tried their hand at gold
washing. Immense streams of water,
from a four inch nozzle played against
the mountain side, wash loose the
stuff, and every now and then earth
as large as a two-story house would fall
with a roar like a cannon. Little
ran in all directions, and in these we
tried the rocker and pan for gold. I
obtained about fifty cents worth of
pure stuff’ from a pan in shout five
minutes, A few others got less, Tom
Harter got about $1.50, most of the
other “miners’’ got nothing.
Here was shown us the life of the
miner, back in ‘49. The camp with
kettle, and a few sticks to boil coffee,
Blasts were set off, the burrow with
the miner's outfit on his back, consist-
ing of a sack. with pork and beans,
pick, pan, blanket, ete, and miners
the camp equipage. Twenty million
dollars in gold have been taken from
the Dutch flats in past years, and bil-
lions no doubt are still there, to be
washed out when the court has de-
cided the question of the refuse carried
into the lowlands by this process.
city of Grass Valley is full of gold
mines, and look where you will you
see a gold mine,
As we reached the city, we found
with delicious strawberries, cherries
of respect for this grand show of hos-
with the dinner with a gusto.
tion of quartz mining as distinguish d
After arriving from the depths we
were taken through the buildings and
quartz was shown us. The machinery
ete., was interesting.
nia, and ended our tour so far as the
wonderful state is concerned,
money are seven out of ten. Asa rule,
no one who moves to California ever
wishes to move back again.
We started t evening on our trip
to Portland, which we expect to reacl
Monday
eo home,
norning, 29th.
Sunday morning
i% mower cutting
I have seen
t
this state,
mon in ivanu
ary
<
FOWS Iarge,
thistle which g
leaf, and a blossom like ou
May 30th, struck Oregon last
Went up grades of 176 foot to the
for fifteen miles, A ninety
was put on at Harbrool
behold, and k¢ pt
rains over eleven n
grades, Rometis
iountains Ket
1
coolness,
a splendid set-o
ti
listen toa popt r play, “The
ions are on the program for our party
Indians I found ride free « thie
trains, and are satisfied to sit on the
car steps. The railroad companies
deeming it best to permit this in order
to Kes Pp the good will of poor Lo."
Salt Lake valley, through which we
passed on Saturday, once a worthless
desert, is now a veritable garden.
Brigham Young did not make a mis
take when he selected this valley as
the abiding place for the Latter Day
Saints. Under the early nursing and
industry of the Mormans, it has be-
come a land of beauty and productive-
ness, We visited the Mormon temple
now nearly forty years in building.
It is a beautiful edifice, and is to tw
finished next year—the fortieth since
the work upon the temple began. In
the same square, enclosed by a high
fence is the celebrated Mormon taber-
12,000 persons, In it is the finest or-
gan in the world, there being only one
other to mateh it. Several rehearsals
were given by the organist for our
benefit, It has volume sufficient to
fill two such immense churches, and
its tones at once struck the visitors
with awe and admiration, The vast
tabernacle, 250 feet in length, can be
made to tremble when the deep bass
keys of the wonderful instrument are
struck, and its voxhumani will mis
The sccaustios of the vast chamber
sat in the most distant part of the gal-
lery, one of the Mormon officials call
ed for silence that he might display
away, opposite from where we sat, he
dropped a pin, a distance of about six
FEAL
BELLEFONTE,
IN
swntences,
ly understood by
I do not think as
of such wonderful «
Mormon taber:
sessed them for many vear
ived a permit
t the temple and tabernacl
On the opposite side of
the Mormon tithing |
confiscated by the Unit
We took a look at Brigham's resi-
two score of wive resided. Some of
the residences connected therewith are
once used for the education of his chil
dren, now used as a publie school buil-
grave, two blocks away, where several
These
sights are the only ones of interest in
town.
Salt Lake is a vast body of brine, in
which a man cannot drown, because of
the saltness of the water rendering its
specific gravity so great. A number
of our party excurted to Garfield
beach, a fine summer resort on the
Inke, 18 miles from the city, and took a
could float as easily as a pine stick.
one gallon of pure salt.
Salt Lake city is a lively town, has
fine buildings, good hotels and restau-
ants, at the latter of which, like all
through California cities one can get a
good meal for twenty-five cents,
In Colorado we passed through some
of the wonderful canons, like moun
tains split apart, perpendicular walls
of solid rock 1000 to 2000 feet in height.
Here are to be seen wonderful rock
formations, resembling castles, mag-
nificent edifices, pillars, statues, ruin-
ed towns, as if swept by fire with ave
nues of walls standing, domes and fig-
Continued on next page.
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CGiood looks are more than skin deep,
depending upon a healthy condition
of all the vital organs. If the Liver
be inactive, you have a Bilious Look,
if your stomach be disordered you have
a Pinched Look. Secure good health
and you will have good looks,
Electric Bitters is the great alterative
and Tonic acts directly on these vital
organs, Cures Pimples, Blotches,
Boils and gives a good complexion.
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Liberty
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Bash township
of the sever
the boasd of oor
persons who may feel
books and pas
the appeal
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Rowt, ¥. Husten, Clerk,
BB FFALO VALLEY EARM
AT PUBLIC BALE
o--Also Btesun Forge at Lewisburg. —o
Parenant to an order of the mitt of Common
Pleas of Union Co, the undersigned Assignee in
trust for the benefit of the ¢reditors of James P
Frederick, will expose to sale by public outery,
the following property. on
Oey THURSDAY, JUNE 2%, 1800, 0 ey
at the farm building, 4 mile westof Lochiel
Hotel, that
Oey SPLENDID MANSION FARM, Oo
Btation sdjoiniag lands of Jas Biehl, Cyrus Dreds
bach, Andrew Ruhl, Jas. Slear and Rishel's heirs
containing 101 Acres and 46 Perches, on which
are a Brick Mansion, Bank Barn, Sheds, &c.. Hall
Wind Mill for water pumping, never-failing Well,
Firstolass Orchard The ia od is of the highest
quality and nesds 10 be seen to be appreciated
This is a rare Dpportunity to buy the best land
in the best neighborhood at the fairest price
ALBO, at the same time and place, the under
® i and Hamuel Dunkel will expose at public
sale the
LEWISBURG EBTEAM FORGE WORKS AND
FRANCHISES,
being the complete Steam Forge erected on 5 lots
of ground in Purdy & Shipman’s Addition to
lewisburg. Main Ballding 120272 Aopex, B0x24
also Office Building. 2 latest improved Benment
& Miles Hammers, TwoTubular Bollers 10H. P
50M, P, ine, § Cranes, Complete Telegraphs,
No. 4 be) o Blower, 2 Large Heating Furnaces,
Double Header Cutoff, 22-Foot Lathe, Centering
and Machines, Full Set Fairbanks’ Scales,
R. R. and Wagon Scales, Full Set Tools and Dies,
ca aot Bore tras Sh eh
oon w th syste &
Penn's and Phils & Reading Ballroads at the
begin at 1 o'clock P. M. sharp,
3) por cent. at sale; 30 cent. Bopt
19th, 1802 and ‘balance April fat, 1803.
tre Oo, can retarn home same day,
leaving Biehl 8 AL230 p.m
Joux W, Faepeniok,
BOGGS TWP
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Wa
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BURNKBIDE TWP
gas Edward
er Bernamd
nter Alexander
Jacotn G
Cemrrigns Wm
Gregg Thomas
Gordon Thomas
Meiollan George
McKim Robt
MeKim David
MeCleilan Geo
Norris John
Patterson Benj
Parker se so
Rowd John ©
Hoot samuel
seoft Abraham
Telly Ferrell
Vauodersiioe Heory
RUSH TWP
Allison John
Allison James
Allison Andrew we
Allison A and Jno Lady
Atherton Richard a
Allison Andrew
mnman Joseph.
Brickley Daniel
Dentler William
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Eberiman Philip
Fitzgerald Daniel
Grant Thomas...
roe Kites beth
Groe & MoKomn,
Graut Thomas
fireaves Thomas...
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Hopkins Joo.....onn
Halves Reaben Jr.
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GRAMLEY
Co. Treasurer
REAL E
TATE
John
vd real estsle
wins. BN
¢ in Potter tows bounded oo the north
1 moun on the east by Lieb farm
on the south by nde of George and Philip
Preowmmnn | 1% ACRES CE
more or les, of which all is clear and In godd
fine timber land. Therson erecied two seth of
farm buildings. consisting of dwelling houses,
each of the buildings. Two orchards of choice
fruit. The land is underinid with several veins
of semi-bituminous coal, #0 pronounced by ex
ALBO
The property situate on Charch street, in the
borough of Centre Hall, consisting of a ot of
— FRAME DWELLING HOUSE. STABLE, we
and other outbuildings. There is a fine Jog of
fruit on the premises. This Is 8 desireable home
and well lotated
Terms will be made known on day of sale
PR. C. E. EMERICK,
Exeoutor,
Consumption Cured
An old physician, retired from practice, have
Missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and rmabent cure of
Consumption, Bronchitis, C h, Asthma and
ail throat and Lung Affections, also a positive
and radioal cute for Nervous Debility snd sli
Nervous Complaints, after having tested its won
derfal curative powers in th of cases, has
wwii nis duty to make I known to his sulering
fellows. Actuated by this motive snd a desire to
relieve human suffering, 1 will son d free of charge
to all who desire ii, this recipe. In German,
Fatheh or Tish, Sith og rion. foe pre-
ring and using, Sent by mall bh rosin
ith BARD. naming this ir, W x Novss .
£20 Powers ck, Rochester, N ¥
Hmariy
RB A AB HB A A AAR
Surrah silks from: 40 cts. upward.
Beautiful dress challies {fast colors, 6
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the station and its surroundings pack- | inches upon the railing, and we dis- | Sold at J. D, Murray's Drugstore, 50c. : ny’ eCiellan John -
For information address, J, T. BakL att > pa. X sha
ed with people, to receive us, and the | tinetly heard it drop. He then rub- | per bottle,
Men's working pants, strong and
tough, $1.00, Lyon &,Co.
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