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CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. APRIL 5
ANARCHY IN SOUTH CAROLINA,
The tension in South Carolina has
resulted in the inevitable bursting as-
under of the srtands and the legitimate
end of the TrLLMAN experiment in
State socialism is at hand. It fur-
nishes an object lession whose value it
would seem almost impossible to mis-
take. The unfortunate State which is
sufferinglunder this first logical and
uncompromising affliction of Populist
theories has gained not the millennium
but murder, riot and civie revolt, and
as both Governor and the citizens
whom his system of espionage has
driven to desperation seem determined
to force the crisis, the fall of Populism
in South Carolina may be attended by
still further scenes of violence
bloodshed.
For what has already happened no |
and |
one on earth is to blame except Till- |
man and his Populist supporters. He |
still asserts himself to be acting as a
guardian of the new law. The fact is |
that his law and the methods he has |
aken to enforce it are an open, defiant |
infringment of the Constitution and of |
principles based on the Bill Sof]
Rights and Magna Charta itself. “The
people shall be secure in their persons,
houses, paper and possessions from |
unreasonable searches and seizures.”
The facts that a Legislature permits or |
prescribes unreasonable sewrches does
not render them any the less obnox-
ious, and in standing out for the in-!
violabiity of their homes the South
Carolinians are on precisely the ground |
that all the farmers of these our An-
glo-Saxon institutions have taken for |
their support since they first determin-
ed that they would not put up with |
either tyranny or monkey business.
And every attempt, in whatever |
quarter, to interfere will private rights
will always arouse resistance—and |
when the interference becomes inhu-
man and intolerable people will get
down their guns
When the first spark of trouble show-
ed at Darlington some weeks ago at-
tention was call to Tillman's threats,
and it was pointed out that this sort of |
socialismn was much the same as an- |
archy. The remark has been more |
than justified. We have the spectacle
of sworn officers of the State conduct- |
ing themselves and being hunted down
like hired bravoes; we have the Gov- |
erent calling out the militia, which
disbands rather than obey him; we
have him attempting to seize the rail- |
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to him a callous front, and we have |
both sides arming for a struggle. |
Where is the government of South |
Carolina at this juncture? Certainly, |
when Populism is reduced to the
military,” it should be able to make |
good its words. It should at least es-|
tablish itself as an armed despotism,
for otherwise it will Jand in chaos,
where Tillman finds himself.—Philad.
Times.
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Hox. B. K. Four of the Lewisburg |
Saturday News, received a hearty en- i
dorsement at the Union county Repub- |
lican primaries, . when his majority
for Assembly was about one thousand,
over his competitor, out of about fif-|
teen hundred votes cast. Besides ed-
iting the ablest sheet in his section, he |
isa noted political worker, and is |
doomed for a position in the near fu-
ture on the Republican State ticket.
A —_.:©
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THE nomination of Hastings may |
Just as well be made by acclamation, |
as there is no necessity of even taking |
a ballot. . He already has more than
the required number of delegates, but
they still keep on instructing for him.
ID. ¥F. Fortaey Appointed,
D. F. Fortney has been appointed
post-master at Bellefonte by President
Cleveland. No more deserving Demo-
erat could have been selected, his ser-
vice to the party in the last twenty-
five years has been of great value and
unrewarded--no truer or more active
Democrat is to be found in the state,
The appointment meets general appro-
val and Belletonte will have a first-
class post-master,
a A (i
x Seriously Y11,
John H. Keller, one of our oldest
and most respected citizens, took ‘sud-
denly ill on Taesday.
AISA SM
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilious eolie can almost invariably tell,
by their feelings, when to expeet an
attack. If Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy is taken as
soon gs these symptoms appear, they
can w off the disease. Buch per-
sons should always keep the Remedy
at hand, ready for immediate use when
needed. "Two or three doses of it at
~~ the right time will save them much
suffering. For sale by J. D. Murray,
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ES HERIFFS SALES!
By virtue of a writ of Levari Faclas issued out
of the Court of Common Pleas of Centre county
and to me directed will be exposed at Public
Sale, at the Court House, in the Borough of |
Bellefonte, on
BATURDAY, APRIL 21st, 1804.
at 1 o'clock P. M. the following real estate:
In the Courtof Common Pleas of Centre coun-
ty, No. 110 January Term 1894. Sel, Fasur Mort
¢ Anpa T. Francine, Execotrix of the last
Fill and Testament of Albert P, Francine, de-
ceased, vs, John Fowler. Description of
Mortgaged Premises,
All those two tracts or parcels of land situate
in the township or Taylor, in the County of Cen-
tre and State of Pennsylvania, the one
thereof, being bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning at: the corner of William
B. Addleman survey, on the line of Richard
Downing, thence by Addieman—now or for.
merly Lyon, Shorb & Co,, and Ridgway and
Budd-at the corner of Isase Webb, north
fifty degrees east two hundred and thirteen
perches, thence by [sane Webb-—now or for-
merly Ridgway & Budd—south fifty degrees
east throe hundred and twenty perches,
thence south fifty degrees west two hundred
and thirteen perches to the Richard Downe
ing, thence by the Richard Down ing-—-now or
formerly John T. Fowler—north fifty degroes
west three hundred and twenty perches to
the place of beginning, containing three
hundred and Ringty-five acres and one hun-
dred and twenty-three perches, and known
as the “ Abner Webb" tract, and being the
same premises which W. M. Loyn et. al, by
deed dated the 25th day of May, 1877, re- |!
corded in the office for the recording of
deeds, ete, in and for the said county of Cen
tre, in Deed Book “M,"” No. 2, page 437, ete,
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granted and conveyed to John (3) Fowler;
bank barn, wagon sheds, corn cribs, slaughter
house, pig pens, blacksmith shop, large poultry
house, tool house, carpenter shop, one extratbarn
tor young cattle and sheep, four large hay sheds,
and other outbuildings.
ALSO
ler south 53 degrees weat 37 and 3.10 perches
to stone corner; Thence north 464¢ degroes
wost 105 perches to a post; Thence by land of
Stewnrt and Lyon north 63 degrees east 42
and 5-10 perches to a post at said public road,
Thence by land of M, C. Walk south 48 de-
groos east #7 5-10 perches toa post, ‘Thence
south 60L{ degress east 38 and 5-10 perches to
the place of beginning, containing 22 acres
am 46 perches, Less six acres sold to A, R,
00,
ALSO
No, 8 All that certain mossuage, tenement
and tract of land situated in Taylor Jownsnih
Centre county, Pennsylvania bounded an
desoribed as follows: Beginning at & pine
tree, thence by a survey in the name of Wm,
Wilson rdorth 84 degrees const 334 perches to
ost: Thenee by a survey in the name of Jno,
feCammond south 20 degrees east 1943, per
chases to stones, Thence south 64 degrees
wast 334 perches to a post: Thence by a sur.
vey in the name of Jos, Welch north 2 de.
reas west 194% perches to pine the place of
oginning : Containing 850 acres. The above
desoribed tract being surveyed In the name
of John Lamb,
ALSO
No. 9. All that certain tract or piece of
land situated in Taylor township in said
county of Centre bounded and described as
follows : Beginning at post thence south 6634
east 133 rods toa post. Thence N, 41° E, 102
rods to a bush, thence N, 4° W, 100 rods to
stones, thenoe 57 W, 150 rods to the place of
beginning, containing 90 acres, 63 perchos,
net measure, being known as lot No, 19 on
the Van Pool survey.
ALSO
No 10, All that certain tract of land situ.
ated in said township of Taylor in said coun.
ty of Centro bounded and described as fol.
lows : Beginning at a birch, thence north 78
east 8 perches 10 stones thence north 65 de.
grees oust 38 perches to stones, thence N, 83
E. 27 perches to stones, thence N, 40 W, 14
rods to stones thence 8, degrees W, 100
rods to siones thence 8, 40 E. 100 rods to the
place of hes Inning. Containing 75 acres 2
57
The other thereof being bounded and des.
eribed as follows: Beginning at hickory and
owning trot of land,
thence by said tract of land south fifty do
a white oak, thence north fifty degrees east
hundred and sixty-three perches to a
hundred and fifty perches to a pine,
hundred and
sixty-three perches to the piace of begirn
Shoenberger and wire, and John H.
for
the
of June, 183, recorded in tie office
the recording of deeds, ete, in and for
county of Centre, in Deed Book “1 No
snin John T. Fowler; thereon erected one
large two story dwelling house, one pump ho use,
one large bank barn. three ‘arge hay sheds, com
eribé and other outbuildings
ALSO
No
A
iia, bounded and
ning at & pine (ree,
6 1-0
1
as
va
gin
and one half
described as follows
thence nonh
forty 4ix
degrees
’
thence along sald plank road south A0y- five (6
degrees west one hundred and sixty seven (0
relies to a post, thence along lands of John T
$91 degrees cast
one hundred and seventy «ix {
post, thence north fifty-two (3
hundred and Afty-seven (157) perches to the
winnin Containing one handred and sev
enty-shreo acres and one hundred and twen
ty-three perches and allowance L
reserving out of sald tract however
two {J}, three [3], four (4), five
an fort
io Buddeilie and also excepting and
the grounds and right of way conveyo
Bald Eagle Valiey Raliroad company.
ALBO
No, 2. All that certain tenement
land in Taylor township, Centre
sylvania, bounded and
ginning al post
foovers land, t
4
&
153
he
Tat
vil
reserviog
io the
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and
county,
lescribed as follows
road a corner ¢
thenen by Samuel Hoovers landand
road north thirty seven and one. half de
g east nisety-eight perches to post, thence
porth forty -e'ght and one-half degrees east
enty-five perches to post, thette
Penn
Be
:
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t
wu
v
by land in
name of Same! livin south forty-eight degrees
past One i and thirty-four perches io
wones, thence th thirty -clght degrees cast soy
enty-one perches (0 stones,
8S Ris
thence by land
AUnGre
pundred and sixty «ix perches to as pine, then
by laud of John T. Fowler, north forty-six and
one-half degrees west one hundred and eighty
perches to post the place of beginning. Conlal
ing two hundred acres and
aod allowance, more or less, excepting and
serv ing out of said tract jot number thirty «ig?
thirty-nine, forty, forty woe, forty two, fifty six,
, ¢ighty-uine, ninety and ninety.one in
And also excepting and reserving the
x and right of way conveyed 0 the
Valley Haliroad company.
ALSO,
re
it
No.2. Alo all thet certain tenement and tract
of land in Taylor township, Centre county,
Penuaylvanis, bounded and deseribed ss follows
Beginning st a sugar treeon line of lands lstely
owned by J. 8 Fink, decessed, thence south
fifty seven degrees. east one huhdred and i
foo.
ver north thirty three degrees east one hundred
and fifteen perches to pine, thence south fAfty-
seven degrees east eight perches to . thence
porth 33 degrees east one hundred and Af
teen perches to a chestnut oak, thence by land
of John Beckwith north fifty seven degrees west
one hundred and ten perches fo 3 posi, thence
south thirtysthree degrees wost two hundred and
thirty perches to the place of beginning, contain.
ing about one hundred and forty-one acres and
seven perches be the same more or less.
ALSO,
No. 4. All that certain tenement and tract of
land in Taylor township, Centre county, Penna
bounded and described ax follows: Beginning
on line of lands of J. 8, Fink, deceased, forty-five
perches distant (on a bearing of south fifty-seven
degroes east) from the sugar tree named as the
starting point of tract No. 4, thence south eighty
two degrees west twenty-five and five tenth per.
ches to a post, thence nine degrees east five and
eight tenth perches to post, thence south fifty.
one-half degrees east sixteen and threelenth
perches to a chestout, thence south thirty.two
and one-half degrees, cast thirteen and six tenth
perches to a pine stump, thence north twenty-
eight d-grees east thirty-one perches (0 a post,
thenoe north fifty seven degrees, west thirty two
perches to the place of beginning, containing six
acres and eighty perches be the! same more or
less. Reserving ten acres and one handred and
tracts heretofore sold (0 J. 7. F. Beckwith.
ALSO,
No.5. All that certain tenement and
tract of land in Taylor township, Centre county,
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows;
Beginning at a pine stump on public road, lead.
fog from plank road to intersecting mountain
road corner of lands of John T. Fowler and heim
of Denis Reese, thence along lands of said heirs
of Denis Reese south fifty-four and one-half de-
groes west twenty-five perches to . y
along same south 39%; degrees east 81 2-10 perch.
es to post, thence along same and public road
aforesaidsouth a. oh a
post, thence along Ia
54 ws wost 687.
ALSO,
No. 6, All that certain
and teact of and in Taylor
, tenemo
nship, Centre
Armor as
perches, being lot No, 13 in the Van Pool sur-
| vey.
ALSO
| No 11. All that lot of ground situated in
| said township of Taylor bounded and des
{ eribed as follows: Beginning at stones N, 33
LE. s2rods to p.st thence N, 47 E. #0 rods to
| white oak. Thence north 4 degrees west 50
i rods to stones, thence south 57° west 116 rods
to stone, thence south 40° east 124 rods to the
pi of beginning, containing 78 acres and
| 13 perches, net measure being known as lot
{ No. 17 in the Van Pool survey.
ALSO
No,
All that lot of ground situated in
{ said township of Taylor bounded and des.
| eribed ax follows Beginning at stones
| thence N. 5M E. 9%¢ rods to stones, thence
! north 4° weat 190 rods to stones, 50 W, 8 rods
to stones, thence 8S, 40° east 110 rods to the
siacs of beginning, containing 67 acres and
8 perches and being known as Jot No | In
he Van Pool survey.
ALSO
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12
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NollAl
{ lor towns
! and deserts
XN. 5
hatoertain trast of 1a ndsituate in Tay.
p in said county of Centre bounded
{as follows, beginning st stones
east 100 rods to stones
| north 40 west 108% rods to stones thence south
| 50 west 100 rods to stone theese south 40 east ME
! rodis to the place of beginning, nlainiog 63
i pores and 50 perches net measure and belog
| kpown as ot Xo, 11 in the Van Pool survey
ALSO,
thence
No. 14
i ate in Tay!
All that certain tract of land situ.
ww township county of Centre and
| Biate of Peunsy ia, bounded and described
| as follows: BeginningataC,0 thence by land
of Isaac Sharer, No. 37% west £0 yods to 8 poss,
thenoe by land of Sharer and Fleck south 4
west 80 rode tostones, thones Ly land of Fleck
south 51 west 5 mds to post, thenoe south
| 57%; cast 25 rods to W. 0, thence south 56 cast
$0.5 perches to a post, thenoe north 54 east 62.3
| reds to C. O, containing acres and 37 perches
| pet measure, No buildings
ALBO
certain
in
No A'l that
ment and tract of land
15 messuage lene
sitaats in said Taylor
township bounded and described as follows
| Be:lonfsg at W, 0, thenoe by Blowers land
porih SS east 107 1 rods Io post, thence by land
now or late of C, Sharer south 144 east 75.7 rods
to C. 0. thenoe by same south 63 east 45.2 thenoe
§ south 47, west 102 mds to stone, thence by land
| of John Shivery north 67% west 1530.7 rods 10 the
{ place of beginning, containing #8 scores and 88
perches net measure, No buildings
ALBO
No. 18 All that certain trac
cated in said township of Taylor. bounded and
teseoribed ss follows: North 443g onst 102 rods to
& post, thence south 34, west 50.5 rods to a stone
hewce sonth west M5 rads to a post
thence north west 12 ma Wo the place of be
{| glaning containing 6 acres 111 perches
measure
3
land lo
&
t of
ALRO
No, 17, All that certain tract of land sit
{ usted in sald township of Taylor, bounded and
| desoribed ss follows: Beginning at a red oak
{| bush, thence by land of C, Sharrer, No, 6 east
79 roulx to stones by hickory, thence by same
| perth WMeest 121 rods to post, thente by same
| sonith 78 east 20.5 rods to 4 post, thence by land
{ of Daniel Moore, south 6, west $4.4 rods to
{| wood, thetioe by Ia 1d of C. Bharrer north i
{ west 38 rods to pitch pioe, thence by same porth
41 degrees, west 39 rods to Lhe piace of beglaning
containing 31 acres net measure,
ALSO,
No. 18 All thet certain tract of landlocated
in sald township of Taylor, undead and de
seribed as follows Begianin ta red oak bush,
thence by land owned by C. Sharrer south 4
east 41 rods 10 a pitch pine, thence by same
south Bi east 57.210d8 0 a , thence
soqth 504 east 16.2 rods loa chestnut, thence by
land of [sasc Sharrer, south 29 west 40 rods to a
post thence south 3 west 215 rods to a post
thenoe north ES wet 0 2 rods to C. ©. thenoe
north 14814 west 798 rods to a post, thence north
66 east 8.7 rods to the place of beginging oon.
taining 25 acres and 97 perches net m re. No
buildings
ALSO.
No, 19, Allthat certain wmessuage tenement
and tract of land situated In Liberty township,
Centre county, Bate of Pennsylvania, bounded
and deserited as follows: Beginning at a stone,
thence south 156 degrees, west 11.5 perches to the
edge of the east bank of Marsh Creek, thence
along the «ft bank of said Marsh Creek a south
easterly and north easterly direction, following
the courses and distances of mid creek almost
twenty-three porches to a post, thence north
twentyvive degrees west filieen and one half
perches to the place of beginning containing al
most one hundred and forty-three perches more
or less. No bulldiogs.
ALSO,
No. 20. All that certain tract or piece of land
jocated in Liberty township, Osntre evunty,
Panteylvania, bounded and described as fllows
inning at a post, thence along lands of John
T, Fowler south #64 4 west 15 rode 0 a
hemlook, thenoe slong lands of Joseph HBechtol,
north %7 degrees west 61 perches to es, thence
along lands of Joseph Bechiol south 271g west 41
os to a hickory, thence slong land of Joseph
htol south 67% west 11 perches to stones,
thence a dnd 9 gosgph Bechtol north 2
y onto a thence along
public oad north 87 east 17 rods to a .
thence along said south 713 east 50 to
a post, thence along said roa north 883 ewt 42
foids to 4 post, thence along said road south
degrees east 13 perches to a post, thence a)
said road south Sg ea 18 porches to n
thence slong mid south 46% cast 13 porches
Rimes along anid rani south 87% east
Sn srelted 4 two
a. r outbniidi Pet
he hy
Christ poy ng
ALSO,
Na. 2 AN that certain traet of land situated
townshi . iY. va
Re, bounded and described as. fol
thenoe along
82 degrees west ¥ rods to stone, thence south 194
west 27.5 rods to stones, thence south 25 west 9%
rods to stones, thence south 85 west 4 rods Ww
stones, thence by land of Jolin T. Fowler north
89 west 76.6 rods to stones the place of beginning,
containing 52 acres and 149 perches net measure.
No bulldings,
AlBO,
No 24 Those four lots of ground lecated in the vil-
lage of Buddville at Hannsh Furnace in Taylor
township, Centre sonny, Pennsylvania, known
us lots No. 1, 2,8, and 4 in sald village of Budd.
ville, each being 4 feet in width, fronting on
Main Avenue and extending back 166 feet to
Plummer's alley
On lot No, 4 ix erected a two-story frame dwell
ing house and stable.
ALBO.
in the village of Budavilie at Hannah Furnace,
nia, known as lots Nos, 140 and 141, each lot be-
ing 60 feet wide, fronting on Railroad street and
extending back 53 feet to Thompson street on lot
No. 140 there is a twostory frame dwelling
house. No buildings on lot No, 141,
ALBO.
No, 26 All those four certain lots of ground situat-
Centre county, Pennsylvania, known as lots Nos
88, 30, 40.and 41, each lot having 64 feet fronting
on Main Avenue and extending back 166 feet to
Penn alley. On Jot No. 40 there is & two story
frame dwelling house.
ALSO,
No. 27, All that certain messuage tenement and
tract of land lu Taylor township, Centre county,
Pennsylvania, known asthe Ames & Shaffer tract,
containing one hundred and fifty acres,
ALSO,
Hes in Taylor township, Centre county, Pennsyl
vania, bounded snd described as follows: Begin
thence along same north
thence along same
thence by same north 59% east 30 perches, thence
along same north 51 east 27% porches. thence by
land of William Lyon and Company in right of
Samuel Downing south 46%4 east 154.5
stones, thence by land of the
51 east 12 perches,
Huntingdon
line, thence along said Bisir county line
641-2 west crossing the B.E. V. R. RB. 10 an
tree, thence by said line east to the place of be
ginning covtaining 82 acres and 23 perches,
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold
us the property of John T, Fowler,
ALSO
All that messuage or town lot
designated as lot No. in Wm
PB.
third extension of Unionville
Fisher's
west by lot No. 27, and on the east by an alley,
being & feel by 120 feet
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
the property of John C, Rumberger
ALSO
All that messuage or dwelling house and
of land thereto belonging situate, lying and
being in the borough of Howard, county and
state aforesaid, described as follows jegin:
ning at a post on Walnut street, thence by
{ lots of Moore and Weber south 42 degrees west
isi feet toa thetice by land of
John MeElwaine south 55 east 4 feet to a
stone, thence by land or lot ‘hiristopher
Schenck north 54 degreestenst 154{ feet
post on Walnut street, thence along sald street
north Shdegrees west 45.4 feet to the place of
beginning, containing one-fourth of an acre
pet measure, the same being a part of a
tract, the title of which became vested in the
sald party of the first part, by a Deed of
veyance from James Gordon and Mary
w ile, dated the 27th of June, 1565, which be
recorded in the office for recording in the off
for recording of Deeds in the County of Centre
Deed Book F No, 2, Page 242
seized, taken sn execution snd to be sold
the property of T. J. Moore and
Smith.
slone
&
eof
his
ng
Loe
as
Jacob C
ALSO
All the two following described messuage
or tracts of land situate in the township
Ferguson, county of Centre, and State of Pen
sylvania, to wit One tract thereof beg
at a post on line of land of Jacob Neildigh
being alsoa corner lot No, 10 now owned
James Snyder, William Gardner, thence by
same, south degrees west 3 perches 1o post
thenee by same, north 2 degrees west
perches to post, thence by land of Shard Stew
art & Co. north 59% degrees sast 49 perches to
corner of lot of Daniel Stoner, thence south
ny degrees east | perches to post, thence
notth 59 degrees east 8 perches 10 line of
land of Jacob Neidigh, thence by same, south
12%, degrees east 60 perches to the place of be
gin g. containing 41 acresfand 14 perches pet
ineasure.,
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1
£
6
wy ®
p-
ain
ALSO
’
berea!
The other tract the
scribed tra
er of lot No ad and
| Smith and lot No- 10, sald Abraham
and Benlamin Fahr, now owned and
by William Gardner, and James
thence by same lot and lots No. 11 and }
to Alfred Hoy and Samuel Sharer respecti
sotth 56 degrees west
thenoe by lot No. sold to George Custebor
der, north 34 degrees, west 180 perches to post
abhave
ern
Charles
Piter
occupied
Snyder,
i
5
wi
»
adjoining the
beginning al a post
James
§
ae
fo
to
11¢ perches, thence by same south Teh
east, 98 perches 1o post, thenoe by said jot
21. being the first above deseribed land herein
conveyed and recited above, south 26 degrees
east 84 perches to the beginning,
124 acres and M perches net measure, and mark
& Co. aslot No. 4
Seized. taken in execution and to be
the property of David W, Shivery.
ALSO,
seribed as follows: On the north by lands of H
ieor
On
L. Peters, Henry W. Hoover and Patter
dwelling house, barn and other out-ba iidings.
Seized, taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Henry W. Hoover, of, al.
ALSO
All that cortatn messuage. tenement and tract
of land situate in the township of Taylor. county
of Contre and state of Pennsylvania, bounded and
described as follows, viz ginning at a pine
tree, thence porth 5 1-2 degrees west 150 perches
to post at plank road, thence along said plank
road south 55 degrees west 167 perches to post,
thence along land of John T. Fowler south 49 de
grees cast 351 Jotches to the place of beginning,
containing 175 acres and 123 perches Rilow.
ance, thereon erected a dwelling house, barn and
other out-buildings.
ALSO,
All that certain messuage, tenement and tract
of ued situate in Liberty towansh ip, Centre coun-
ty, Pennsylvania, in the warrantee name of Will.
ism Mahaffey, bounded on the north and east by
lands of James I. Delong. on the south by lands
of Joseph Bechdel, and on the west by lands of
10a 1. Fowler, containing 33 acres more or less,
No improvements,
ALBO,
All that certain messuage, tenement and tract
of land situate in Liberty township, Centre pou
ty. Pennsylvania, bounded on the south by lands
of Joseph Bochdel, on the west by land of Joseph
Bechdel, on the north by land of William Sing.
er's estate, and on the east by lands of John T.
Fowler, containing 37 acres more or less. No im.
provements.
Heized, takon in execution and 10 be wold as the
property of Johu T, Fowler.
ALSO
All the defendant's right, title and interest
ip and to all that certain jot or plecs + of ground
situate in Patton township, Centre County.
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol:
ws | od on the north by land of C, H,
Kephart of} the east by road; on the
h by uk lie road | on the land
of Daniel Stine, containing one acre, be the
same more or less, Having thereon erected
a small dwelling house and outbuild.
ings.
ALSO
All the defendant's right, ttle and interes
all that certain lof or
ip, Genie
ascribed as
land of C.
le we
pethomame ore or soak. avis theron
! tak: ox and to be nn
oroperty of Bhooh HURK. sold
Company, and on the west by an alley, eon
tainin
less. Thereon érected a two story frame dwel-
| ling house and other outbuildings.
ALSO
All that certain tenement, message or tract
| of land lying and situate in the borough ofiOen
| tre Hall, county of Centre, State of FPennsyl
| vania, bounded and described as follows,
| wit: Bounded on the north by Chureh street,
| on the
| Mrs. F. O. Bairfoot, on the west by land of Jer-
| acre, m ore or less, hereon erected a
| two story frame dwelling house and other out
{ bulldings. .
ALSO,
| All that certain tenement, messuage or tract
i tre Hall, county of Centre, state of Pennsyi
vanla, boundrd and described as follows, to
wit: Bounded on the north and east by lands
fof Dr. W, A. Jacobs, on the south by lands of
| Frank Arney, on the west by Water street
| containing one half acre, more or less, There
| on erected & one and one-half story dwelling
| house, stable and other outbulldings,
ALBO
All that certain tenement, messuage or tract
{ of land lying and situate in the borough of Cen
tre Hall, county of Centre, state of Peunsyl
vama, bounded and deseribed as follows, to
| wit:
John Fieck’'s lot, on ths west by Pennsylvania
avenue, containing one-eighth of an acre, more
or less. No buildings
| Belzed. taken in execution and to be sold
| the property of William Wolf,
{ ALSO
All that certain messuage, tenement and Jot of
ground, situste in the borough of Bellefonte,
| county of Centre and State of Pennsylvania , be.
as
1-2 of lot No. 76 in the general plot or plan of the
said borough of Bellefonta, bounded on the north
| by Bishop street, on the south by logan street
on the east by Harris lot, and on the west by
formerly of John Cox. Thereon erected two
houses, one & twostory frame
the other u one and one-half story dwelling hous
and other outbuildings.
ALSO,
lot
All that certain lot of ground situate on
north side of Cherry alley in the borough
| Bellefonte, county of Centre and Swte of Penn
| sylvanis , boonded and described as follows; Be-
glouing at a point on Cherry alley, thence north
{ wardly along the lauds of John L. Sides, former
| ly James D. Rimer beirs, 90 feet to an alley
| theuoe westwardly along sald alley aud pars
with Bishop streel fifty feet, thence south wir
#0 feet and parallel with
eastwardly fifty feet to the
being a lot fronting Gfty fox
| extending back % to
erected a stable,
Aen
Mage
pisce of beg ng
on Cherry alley and
an alley hereon
t
fet
i All that certain messusgs
of land situate in the toy
i
tenemen
and described as follows
corner, thence slong sud of John Ci
degrecs, east 235 perches 10 slones
land of M. Daley, south 8] deg ‘
{ 08 10 stone, Lthenoe along same south
north 15 perches 10 stone, thenos by sa
ib degrees west 42 perches 0 post, Lb
51 degrees west 40 perches Wo stone, theno
same south 10° east 45 per to post thenoe by ©
! er lands of Jobs Curry north degrecs cist
perches to stone, thenos by same north 7 degrees
east 40 perches (0 lone, thence south 32 degroes
east 5 perches 10 the place of beginning contain.
8 sores and 70 perc m1 erected a
story frame dwellin r out
dings.
og
ress
a0
hes ihe
house and
thy
¥ th
All thal certain messy
{ of land sitoate in the ow
{ of Centre and State of Py
and described ss follows
| on wwnship road, then
M4 perches to stone, then
A perches U
| Eckley, south
Ww north
© south = de
pe, thence north
iA post Whence
post, thenoe south 57
& done, thence giong
§ degroos cist
by same south 10
los white pine, the siong tow
south 79 degrees cast 32 porches to place of
ning, containing 5 acres 31 perches and 3
snee Thereon erected
stable, and other outbui
ALF
8d corialn mossgage,
of latd situsie in the t i inty
of Centre. and Sale nsyivania, bounded
and described as follows g at a hickory
| thence by land of Joe! Hanoock, south 47 degrees
{ north 142 perches 0 slone, 41 Oe
grees west 257 perches to cortier
degrees east 142 perches
{1 degrees east 232 perches to
ning, containing Zdacres and °
on erected a two story frame «
stalile
| Belsed, taken in exe
| the property of Jo
age
Ww Boggs, of
nis, bour
NE AL &
80 4
inn
degroes,
jegreos wesl
nnd of J
north 2
north
RTO
Agrees ¢ 58 perches 10
9 51
OE TCE West
ey West
degrees west 60
Tegroees wort
will
perches
Jegroos cant
sods of
awh yom dd
a 1wWo lors
4 fu
fing
og
1
!
Al tenement &D tract
#
A ow toad of Boop
4 wnship of Boggs
of
thence north
§ OIPTOT
ihe p
ition, and
Lurey
ALEBD
All that certain messuage and tenemos
and tract or plece of ground situated in
village of Centre Hall Pa, In the township
of Potter, bounded and described fol
| lows, to wit Beginning st a post on
church street, in sald . village, thence north
by land of Peler Neff, about 5X feet to land of
Xavier Gfrever thence east slong said land
{ about 216 feet toa post, thenoe south by said
land. and jand of G. Strohmeyer, about 29 feet
{to said Church street, thence west along
{said #reet about 216 fou to place
lof beginning, thereon erected a two story
double frame dwelling house, stable, and
{ other outbuildings
| Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold
| as the property of A. W. McCormick, Admin
istrator, of J. K. Miller, dec'd
TERMB--No deed will be acknowiodged until
the purchase money be paid in full
JOHN P. CONDO,
Bhentl, Bellefonte, Ma,
¢
ihe
Be
EGISTER'S NOTICE
The tollowing accounts have been exam.
amined. passed and filed of record in the Reg
isters office for the inspection of heirs and lega
tees, creditors and all others in anywise inter
ested and will be presented to the Orphan's
Court of Centre counly, on Wednesday the 25th
day of April, A. DD, 1984, for allowance and
| confirmation,
1 The first and final account of W. L. Hicks
Executor of ete, of Sarah J Beck, late of
Taylor township, Deceased.
2 The account of William Decker, adminis.
trator of ete, of Margaret Decker, late'of
Walker township, deceased.
3 The account of Wm. B. Mingle, adminis
trator of ete. of Clara Tobias, late of Centre
Hall boro, deceased.
4 The final account of Wm, Irwin, Ezecutor
of ete., of un. Elizabeth Holmes, late of Marion
township, deceased,
5 The final account of Wm, Irwin Exee utor
of ete. of Mary Holmes, late of Marion town
ship, deceased
6 The first and final account of C. W, White
Administrator of ete, of John White, late of
Howard township, deceased. ]
7 The first and final account of W. H. Mus.
ser, Guardian of Fannie B. Gregg, minor child
of Theo. Gregg, late of Boggs township, de.
8 The first and final account of Nancy San.
key, Administratrix of &c.. of Jeremiah San.
key, late of Philipsburg boro. deceased,
§ The first and partial account of Henr
Walkey, Administrator of ete. of Samue
Walkey, late of Walker township, deceased.
10, The first and final account of John W.
Beckwith, administrator of &o., of Leah Herds
man, iste of Houtadale, decd.
11 The first and final account of John Wilk
liams, Administrator of ete. of Jesse Williams
1ate of Huston township, deceased,
12 The first and final secount of Annie M.
Tibbens, Administratrix of ete, of Michael
Tibbens. late of Gregg township, deceased,
I Th tof M.C. Weaver
of Jennie W. Minnie T. and John MH’
m hildren of enry Kekenroth,
©
ie
nor ¢
townsh >
, 1 Lannen adminis.
, Ite of Union
account of er.
i ES
:
i
ian
on.
late
bord. oe
aocount . LL. Rishel
late of
tof M. L. Rishel
Dashem,
3
i
| township, dee’d,
A, The first and final account of John Me
| Ghee, administrator of. &c.. of Samuel P. Bech-
i dol, late of Liberty township, dee'd.
| The first and final account of A. A. Dale,
| Trustes to sell real estate of Lucy Ann Eckley,
{ late of Huston township, deed.
28. The first and final account of J. J. Tress
er and J. 8, Dauberman, administrators of, &e
of Barah Tressier, late of College twp. dece'd.
24. The first and final account of John Dale,
administrator 4.0. e, t. 4. of, &e., of Martin
{ Houser, late of Harris [now College) township,
deed.
The first and final secount of W. FP. Fish
er, executor of, &e., of Albina Hicklen, late of
Union township, dee'd,
&
i
|
| -
W.RUMBERGER,
Register
i
i Cot RT PROCLAMATION
1 S——
Whereas Hon A. O, Furst,
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas of
Judicial district, consisting of the counties of
Centre and Huntingdon, and the Hon Thos, F,
Riley and the Hon. C, A, Fanlkuper, Assotiste
Judges in Centre, having issued thelr precept
bearing date the Ziad day of March, 1804, 10 me
directed for holding a Court of Over aud Term!
ner and general Jall Delivery and Quarier Bes
i sions of the Peace in Bellefonte, for the eounty
| of Centre sand commence on the ih Monday of
April, and the Zird day of April, 180, and to con
tinue two weeks given Ww the
{ Coroner, Justices of Aldermen and
{| Constables of said oo of « that they
| be then nod there in the proper persons, at 30
{ O'clock in the forenoon of sald day, with their
| records, it sitions, examinations, and their
OWI remembrances, 10 we things which 0
| their office apperiains wo be done, end those who
i Are bound in recognizance {o prosecute against
the prisoners thas are or shall t of
§ Centre county, be t i and lhere
| agninst then as shall t
the President
s 49ih
§ ii
i
Notice is hereby
the Peace
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fitre
ww in the jail
10 prosecute
ut
Given under my hand, at Bellefonte
{ day of March, in ear of our Lord
| the one hundred a h year
i dependence of the U
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the 2nd
in04 and
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