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MILLHEIM,
Iuteresting Items from Millhelm and Vi.
oinity. i
On last Saturday evening our town
was crowded with people. The young |
ladies were out in full force, with their |
best duds on. Millheim has more
pretty girls to the acre than any town
of its size in America or Europe.
We have a few of the most accom-
modating ducks in this town that can
be found anywhere, All that is nec-
essary is to throw out a few grains of
corn or wheat and they will march
right into your stable and lay an egg
every day; at least this is the rumor,
Will a certain person tell what his ex-
perience is in this matter. i
Our town is beginning to look all |
right. On Main street the people are
cleaning up and hauling the refuse |
away, consequently it improves the |
appearance very much; but some of |
the board walks need repairing.
Mountain fires ave raging fiercely in |
Brush valley and Penns valley. In
the Gap north of Millheim the fire
burned down to the pike; much tim- |
ber has been destroyed.
The chap who says he caught two |
trout measuring fifteen and sixteen!
inches respectively, at Billy Weaver's
dam last week, is not believed by many
of our fishermen. A fisherman who |
caught such fish would most certainly |
show up. Too thin, too thin—It looks |
very fishy. |
On Saturday afternoon Prof. Rearick |
and wife of Spring Mills, visited our |
town on bicycles, creating quite a sen- |
sation, she being the first lady bicy- |
elist who has gone through the town.
She is an expert rider, having made a
trip from Spring Mills to Centre Hall
in 45 minutes.
Nev. Auman has opened
cream saloon in the room near the!
bank and no doubt will do well as he
is quite an expert at making ice cream.
Danny Zeigler is home from Centre
Hall and will stay a few days with his |
family; plant his potatoes and do the |
chores about the house.
The busiest man in our town is John
Kerstetter, the planing mill man. He
employs from five to seven hands and |
is supplied with all the different ma- |
chinery necessary to run a first-class
planing mill, and is prepared to make
all kinds of furniture, and. especially
church furniture.
Hon. J. P. Gephart, Jamed D. Me-
Kee, George Gross and James McFad-
den, all of Bellefonte, were in town |
last week on business and for pleasure. |
William T. Buck, father of Walter
Buck, the well-known tailor, died on
Thursday morning at the residence of
his son in this boro. Mr. Buck wasa
soldier of the late war, and was buried
on Saturday last in the Union ceme-
tery. The GG. A. R. took the body in
charge, Rev. Illingsworth conducting
the services,
years,
Prof. Neff can beseen on the street
nearly every evening horseback rid-
ing; sometimes he has a young lady in |
charge. The Prof. is an expert rider.
an ice
He was aged about sixty
hu u—
Death of Mrs, Calvin Tressler.
Ida, wife of Calvin Tressler, died near
Peabody, Kansas, April 23, 18%, with
child-bed fever.
Mrs. Tressler, Btover,
in Centre county, Pa., Dec.
was aged, at the time of her
was born
30 1863 and
death, 30
nee
FIREASU RER'S BALE OF UN.I2S5
wen ted lands for taxes tor "9s "08 i 20
Agreeabie to the provisions of law re- 166
lating to the sale of unseated 'racts of 125
land for the non-paymentof taxes, $00
Notice 1s hereby given that there will] 65
be exposed to public sale or outery 200
the following tracts of unseated lands! 1100
in connty of Centre, Pa, for taxes due 180
and unpaid tonereon, at tha Court] 91
House, in the borough of Rellefonte,
on Monday, the lith 4 y of June,
1504, at 1 o'¢ loc k.pm
BENNER TWP
ACRES. PER, WARRANTEE
100 Hale J. M teapeons
154 Johuson Thoms...
850 Johnston Jems
Johnston, Eleanor
tinge, 1 J ‘
Lingle, J J..
Smith, John.
BOGGS TWP,
Frazier, Walbro...
7 Godfrey, Martha...
Gray, Wm
Lucas J Mal P Packer.
McCoy, Frank..........
Packer & Luoss
Packer & Lucas
BURNSIDE TWP,
Black,
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rady,
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Stewart, Ann
Ta:iman. Sarah
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Vaughn, John, 4
Weldner, Jacob
Wallace, Joss
Weitzel John
Wheeler, Henry
Whitington, Martih
Warton, Thos P 25.98 of
Warton, Thos P 4.38 of,
Warton, Thos P 2.36 of,
Warton, Thos PP 2.38 of
Warton, Thos P 2.3§ of
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Young, Benj 5
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Thomas
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Atwood, N Looe
Brooks, Jesse
Bruce, Chas
Brady. Wm
Brooks,
Custer, Panl
Curtin John
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Godfrey, Martha...
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Long, J B
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lane, Mary .
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Taylor, Joseph
Willis Jonathan...
FERGUSON TWP
Anderson John
$a ker James...
Barker John
¢ Parnet Joseph
Bockbee [sane
Bryson Samuel
Burchfleld Wm
Crispin Peter
Duncan Samuel
Five : ¥e dia
Glasgnw Silas
Hartline Lae niard
Homer Be J
Hicks AY oi am
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Manly Henry
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Antis Henry
Anderson Jacob
Askin Robert
Carson John
Carson Andrew
Duncan + avid,
Gray Robert...
Gregg Smith...
Hebnrn Wm,
Hubby Rernard.
Logan Wm..
Mosby
Merkloy Jacob
Mercer John...
Painter John.
Roese Daniel
Richardson
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Taggart David
F wler James... ......
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HAINES TWP,
Antls Henry...
Beck Henry...
Barr Thomas.
jarr James.
Birr Mary.
Black James.
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Epler Adam
Fes Jacob
Fowler Goorge
Gher Philip...
Gratz Micheal
Gratz Simeon
Grave Wendell
Gratz Bernard
Henry Joseph
Hartman John
Kidd John
Links Mary
Motz John
Ntover Wolt
Bimpson John
Epiker H £ © Weolser
Workman Mathiss
HALFMOON TWP
Bryan Samael
Carr John
Delige C&L F....
Floyd Henry
Hollinmsworth
Hannah John
King William
Jamborn Wm
Lamborn Josial
MeHisoock John.
Taroh
Pyle David -
Muderwood Jacob
Unknown
Unknown
Whitehead Richard
HARRIS Twp
Andre Alsolom
Beil John sass
E io ison Samuel
Fox George
Fisher Samuel
Henry Stophel
Henry Stophel
Irwin John. .
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Irwin John...
Irwin John .
Johnson Thos...
MeCandless Wm
Mitchel John...
MeCormie Eleanor
Patterson Robert...
Reynolds John...
Reynolds Jobin
Bankey TRhomas
Bankey Jeremiah
Steels Robert
Neole James
Hlewle Allen
Biecle John
Himpeon Nathan
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Wilson Samnel
Wibkon David
Wilson David
Wilson Wm
Wikon Edwand
Wilson Peter
Work David
Wark Joseph
Wark David
Work Joseph. eee
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lines just out, of newly
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Graysburg Josep
Jostiin H. A.
Lingle J. J
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King Thomas,
Nestlerode Christ ,
Packer Job W
Htephenvon Peter
Shaw & Lingle
MARION TWP
Allison Wm
Harris A. D.....
Harris James
LowisThomus,,
Laess Thomas, ,
MeKinnev J M..
McKinney J. M.,
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Yargoer Simon
Yiarger Simon...
Weight Wm
Fartzinger Paal
MILES TWP.
Boyd Hugh ........
Boyd Wm
Brady Wm. P
Brady Wm...
Barton Wim......e
Brady John .
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Carothers Thos...
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Dorsey John
Gray Bost
Grant Wm
Hayes John
Hepharn James
Haines Jomis
Hammond
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Housel Jobn
Hepburn James
fackson Jeremiah
Parker Wm
Parker Win
Prineston Jacob
ord Peter
Caro
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Unknos
Wharton
PATTON TWP,
Harker Jacob
Diehl
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Diehl Nicholas Jr
Homner Ben
Kline John .
PENN TWP,
theford
POTTER TWP
Bond Mary
Oameron Alex
Derringer Christ
Frick John Jr
Fu'mmer A B
Gartlg
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us Edward
Garrigus Wm...
Bb Hoffman Wm
Hubler Bernard
Hun Alex
Harrison Wm
MeKin Hola
MeKin David
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Peck Jose
Sontit Nan
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Young Samael
RUSH TWP
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Atherton Richard
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Grove Elizabeth
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Gray Wil. coos ivicin
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Hamilton Thomas
Hand John
Hunter John
Hair Christain.,
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Beck Jacob
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Williams Polly
Waondring Jos
Welch Joseph
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Dmugherty Eliza
Evans Jesse
James Margaret
Innes Edward
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Pardon John
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aistricts, respec
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ment of axes, sooo
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Shannon, 1860
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interest will be sdde
of all taxes
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PENNSYLVANIA 2. KR.
| Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Division
and Northern Central Railway.
Time Table in effect December 51, 1888,
{ TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD,
#18 a. m.~Train 14. (Dally except Suid
{| For snnbury, Willkerbarre, Hazleton, Poltevilie
| Harrisburg and fotermediate stations, arriving
i 88 Philsdelphia al 300 p, m., Sew York, 55 p
wm, Baltimore, 210 p mm, Washington 4 0.
| eounecting at Philadelphia for all sea shore
{ points Through passctuger cosches (oo Phils
i deiphia sud Baltimore, Parlor cars w Philadel
i phia,
{i 13p m~Tmin 8 (Dally except Runday.)
{ For sunbury, Harrisburg and intertoediate sas
| Hoos, arriving at Philadelphia at 6, Hip m., New
| York. 10.08 p.m, Baltimore, 720 p. ms , Weshing
Foust B87 p.m. Parlor car tiirough wo Philadel
{ phia, and pas enger coaches to Philsdelphiis snd
Baltimore,
501 p. m~Traln 12. [Dally
| Por Wilkesbarre, Hazleton, Poulsyil
i | and intermediate pointe, arriving at
15pm, New York 8.50 6. m., Balti
§ iy Pa siger coaches to Wilkesbarro
adelphia
ny
except Bond
& Hare
Phils deiph
m.~Train {Daily
Harrisburg and ail intermediate
{ Ing at Philadelphia, ¢ 50 a, m |
tm Pullman sleeping cars ror
| Philadely y
serigers can remain in sleep
700s. mm,
! 12 a
| Ha
i pt
Hp.
m~ Train
Trsburg dA Ler TRG
iadeiptin , it Ghia,
K days, 10858. m
West A
10
| wo
in
Care
| Philadelphia and 1 5
i WEST WARD
387 a.m Train 3, (Dally) For}
Ar dag i and intermediate stations
| Buffalo snd Niagars Fails, with throug
| carsand passenger coaches Wo Brie ad
i er
{i 10.17 Train 15. {Daily
{ intermediate stations,
{ " 4
1.66pm imin 11 Dally
or kane, Cacandaigus snd
4% Buffalo "and Niagar
FOURN DRISCLEERY Ola hes to
r, atid Parlor car to Rochester
i ~-Tealn 1
wo, Ralston an
0 Train
fillamsport and
Phifladelpt
i .
For Lock Haven and
hester
i
| THROUGH TRAINS FOR MONTANA
EAST AND SOUTH.
! Train 15 leaves New
1, Baill
dally, Wilkes
RIT
york 12.1%
plile £30 i
5.40 am,
except bunday
adeiphia sana alll
{ Train | leaves New York 2.0
wm; Washis awl il
Kesbarre 8 313 ts
work Cas
ha
im, Wi
don e104 pm,
BOLgUr CORCDES
Train 12 leaves New
OF +. ma Sund
Gafe 4
LEWISBURG
at
Westward,
MPM AM
» 5 #0 Moutandon
” 6 15 Lewisburg
9 % Biebh
4. i€ x Vicksburg
6 35 Mifinburg
y Millmont
{roms
BREN Be we
dy Mounla'n
Centre
L Teg
3 Linden Hall
Oak Hall
! Lemont
‘i Dale Sammit
7 Plegsant Gap
0 Axeenann
©! 55 Bellefonte
Additional trains leave le wisbu ® for Monta
ldot at 5. 20am, 0am, 50 }
i | arn ing leave Montan Sor or Lew
i 10%at 2 pmb Of P30
i on 8 days trad 36 JAYS OT
| and 7.55 p.m, returniog leave 1a
| m. and R00 p.m
i For males Sap
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{ Pager Apt
DOLLARS
Gen"
An inspection will convinee you that we have got
120 PER MONTH
In YOUR OWN LOCALITY
made easily and honorably, without caps-
tal, during your spare hours. Any man
woman, boy, or girl can do the work hand-
flv. without experience. Talking
DECessary. Nothing like it for money-
making ever offered before. Our workers
always prosper. No time wasted in
Jearning the business.
years, 3 months and 24 days. She was |
united to her now bereaved husband |
Jan, 22 1885 and soon after moved to |
Kansas, where she gained many friends
who mourn her early departure. She | the bargains offered.
was a Kind wife, good mother and faith- |
ful Christian, being a member of the |
Evangelical chtirch at Peabody, where |
fhe is very much missed. But we
would submit to our Heavenly Father,
who doeth all things well. She leaves |
one son eight years old and an infant |
twelve days old. The large funeral ing and vou will courteously treated.
procession showed that Mr. Tressler | . .
has the sympathy of many friends in |
his neighborhood. Harper — & - Kreamer. hs
May God give them a happy reunion | | JWPLEMERTS, Sorin Tooth Harrows, Spring Cuitivators on wheels, |
Read the Low Prices for Chilled and Polished Shares.
Rocket Shares with Reversible
‘hilled Points, 40 cts. eac |
Socket Shares with Reversible
Steel Points, . b0 ets. each |
Steel Shares for use in Plow
ing where great strength and
sharp cutting re-
quired, - . £2.50 each
finest and
3 i: { » 5 5
iargest ine of goods brought into tho valley,
fast
If von need anew dress, come in
oy
w oil Os, each
Ww
Common Share CR,
Dee p Sue tion , Si ares,
Long g Stone Shares,
Short Stone Shares
but
+
e cannot have them long as they are going at hh (
. ? cach
Sete,
ot
ve,
cach
each
. each
S0 ets, each
“5
ott
uh
fs h$
ol) 1s,
we assure you we can please both the eye and purse Penna. Stone hares 30 ots
Ina. Done shares, « &
Marsh Shares,
Cotter Shares for Sod Plow
ing . 40 cts,
A South Bend Plow equip] wd with a share adapted to the particular
soil for which it is intended, will hold the plow in any soil in which the!
team ean pull it
from
our stock, How about that new suit
. 11] wea
ran: We teach you in
a night how to succeed from the first
hour. You can make a trial without ex-
pense to yourself. We start you, furnish
everything needed to carry on the busi-
ness successfully, and guarantee you
against failure if you but follow our
simple, plain instructions. Reader, if
you are in need of ready money, and
want to know all about the best paying
business before the public, send us your
address, and we will mail you a docu
meut giving you all the particulars.
TRUE & CO., Box 400,
Augusta, Maine.
. , . edge is
spring ! We have a big assortment at wayv-down each
prices. Come in and look at our goods: costs you noth-
ssn sormcsnmons
in Heaven. ee Corn Planters, Land Roller of wood and steel, at lowest prices.
_ctumon_1r ® danler, ofisrs Ww. KE.
uging Shoes at a redn on, © ye
he has them without ame Sampo on
bottom, put his down as © fraud,
By her Pastor.
. nf th
Where to Get a BICYCLE.
W. L. Goodhart, prop'r of the Ml | :
heim Agricultural Impl. House, has |
the agency for Wheels, high and low |
grade, both new and second land, of |
any manufacture, from $16 up to $150, |
He has the sole control of Penos Val- |
ley for the Union Wheel, which is |
strictly high grade and first-class in |
every respect. Mr. Goodhart's relia
bility is unquestioned. 1ny dt
sos J bois
UERTILIZERS-- High Grade Acid Phosphate, Champion $25.00 Am-
moniated Bone Super Phosphate, Spec dal Potato Phosphate,
(‘a."den or Vegetable F ertilizer. Lawn Grass Fertilizer, and Fertilizer
Nat. rials as our Warehouse in Bellefonte. We warrant High Grade |
Goods for Low Prices. White Land Plaster, Gray Land Plaster, and |
Agric nitural Salt.
ss d—-
HS Nd
sonnel Sms
BHoEr TWIRE--P ure Manilla Binder Twine 10 cents Jo pod, Stand. CAVEA ATS,
COPYRIGHTS.
1 RE RAEN - a
sid Binder Twine 9 cents per pound, Sisal Binder Twine 8 cents
il be allowed on fall
INL
BT
per pound. A discount of one cent per ponnd wi
bales on exrly orders,
We
%
®
ol
RY PRICES
sia ———
Head Battered In.
Daniel Boyer, of Jordan twp., near |
Shamokin, was found dead in lis car | mentary on {se estate of Hannah Dik
riage with his head battered in, near decd, late of Potter township, baring been
* i ated tthe noder
home, on Monday morning. The day | 50 rogue ail ded Thermerves Wn
previous he left home for a trip to Dau- | Ee He Ate li atinsdisie pag.
phin county. It i» thought by some | to present them dul iy suthentioated for
that robbers held him up and killed | fig “AVIAE A. STOVER, Executor.
tre Hall.
him when he resisted. He was a pro-
mC) s——
EAPER SECTIONS-- We have purchased one thousand reaper and mow
er & setions for the MeCormick, Champion, Deering, Johnson, Os.
sorne and ‘Wood Machines, which sell at 8 cents each, or $90 cents per doz.
Now is the time to secure the best knives for the least money first come
first served.
XECTOR'S NOTICE, «LETTERS TESTA-
W.L. DoucLas
$3 SHOE notte,
McCALMONT & CO.,
Bellefonte, Pa.
a
minent man in his community. WITH '‘GERMA-
STUDY GERMAN Si ga
FINE FOR THE STUDY OF THE Gensan LaNovaior
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Dropped Dead.
Benjamin Alleman, of Reedsville,
dropped dead Inst Tuesday morning
while standing at the front gate of his
son-in-law, W. D. Rogers. Deceased
was aged 78 years,
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