THE CENTRE REPORTER.
FRED. KURTZ, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
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CENTRE HALL, PA.,, THURS, JAN. {
VOL. LXVIII,
volume. This ranks itamong the old-
oldest in the central part of the state.
During a period of forty seven years
the REPORTER has continued
the of the
name, of which upwards of 36 years
In all
this period of forty-seven years, this
conduct present family
were under its present editor,
journal has never failed in its devotion
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principles, and never was lowered to
become the organ of a clique or faction
g i ’
ofa few at times.
what the REPORTER has accomplished
in aiding enterprises in the county,
and it is gratifying to know that it
in general.
The course of this paper, in the fu-
ture, will be in its trodden path of
right and duty, and to maintain the
confidence reposed in us by the public.
We flatter ourselves of seeing the evi-
dence around us of having accom-
plished much good.
Happy New Year to all.
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THE state legislature met on Tues-
day. Walton, Rep., of Philadelphia,
ras elected speaker of the house ; there
are no Centre county Republicans
among the subordinates of the senate
and house. The tremendous majority
brought no pap to our local calamity
howlers.
cer sneer
Tue Philadelphia Times Almanac,
for 1895, has come to hand: it is full
of useful information on many sub-
jects, and will be found convenient for
reference every day in the year. Its
election tables are all that any one can
desire.
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WE gladly give the Centre county
Republicans credit for a full measure
of patriotism based upon a burning de-
sire to serve their country. Sixty pa-
triots have applied to Gov. Hastings
for appointments. The General has
made up his mind that as our county
has the governor, it had enough and
that the other caramels properly be-
long to the hungry of other counties.
elses
THE tax-payers of our county should
bear in mind that at the spring elec-
tion, Feb. 15, they are to decide ‘‘yes"
or “no” whether this county shall
have a poor house.
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THE lucky fellow for postmaster of
the House was a Philadelphian, leav-
ing Fiedler on the shelf. No plumb
fell to Centre county Republicans at
the organization of the legislature.
ES
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses
have been granted the past week:
John O. Beaty and Mary E. Wolf,
of Spring Mills.
H. A. Barry, LalJose, Clearfield
county, and Annie Woodring, of Port
Matilda.
Wm. H. Richards and Maud P. Jar-
rett, of Philipsburg.
John Kirk rnd Jennie
Philipsburg. i
Wm. B. Heckman and Anna M. |
Vonada, of Gregg twp.
Robert F. Trimble and Margaret
Confer, of Gregg twp.
Jacob E. DeHaas, of Beech Creek,
and Mamie E. Gardner, of Eagleville.
D. C. Nepley, of Union twp., and
Mary C. Williams, of Worth twp.
W. H. Swartz, of Millheim, and |
Lizzie M. Bierly, of Madisonburg.
Samuel M. Vonada, of Bellefonte,
and Minnie 8. Yearick, of Jackson-
ville,
Hirst, of
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Musieal Convention,
As we go to press the musical con-
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church, under the direction of Prof.
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success. The concerts this evening
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BELLEFONTE, PENNA.
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SHERI FF BALES,
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By virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias Leva-
ri Facias and Venditioni Exponas issued out of
the Court of Common Pleas and to me directed,
there will be exposed to Public Bale, at the Court
House, in the borough of Bellefonte, on
BATURDAY, JANUARY 26TH, 1805,
at 1 o'clock p.m. the following Real Estate
A lot ot ground situate at the corner of Mo-
shannon Avenue, Sycamore street, in the bore
ough of Snow Bhoe, connty of Centre and State of
Pennsylvania, extending along Moshannon ave-
nue 100 feet in front and having a depth of 120
feet along Sycamore street, being part of Lots
Nos. 629 and 640 in the plot of sald borough; hav-
ing thereon erected a two-story frame dwelling
house eighteen by thirty-two feet with kitchen
addition twelve by fourteen feet of same height,
and stable about sixteen by sixteen feet and
wagon shed twenty by twenty-four fect,
ALSO.
another strip of ground adjoining the above, be-
ing ten feet front by 200 feet deep and being part
of lot No’ 641, .
Belzed, taken in execution and to be sold as
{ the property of R, C. Gilliland.
{ ALSO
All that certain messuage tenement and tract
of land situate in the township of Union, county
of Centre and State of Pennsylvania, bounded
and described as follows: Beginning at stones,
thence by lands ot Alexander Doudson north
three degrees east eighty-iwo perches to stones;
thence by land of John Reese north eighty seven
hundred and one and two-
| teuth perches tostones; thence north three de-
| grees east one hundred and nineteen perches to
| stones; thence north eighty-seven degrees west
seveuty-four and one-tenth perches to hickory
by land of James Rowan; thence by land of Hen-
ry Blake south three degrees west two handred
{ and on perches to stone; thence by land of Ma
ry A. Wilson and Peter H. Bush south eightys
| seven degrees east one hundred and seventy six
| perches to stone the place of beginning. Coun-
{| taining one hundred and forty five acres and one
| hundred ana fifty perches. Thereon erected a
{ two-story frame dwelling house, bask baru and
| other outbuildings. About forty acres cleared
| and under cultivation,
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Seized taken in execution and to be sold as
the property of Israel Hoover
ALSO
All that certain lot or piece of ground situate
| in the township of Spring. county of Centre and
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows to wit: Beginning at a post at the south
westerly coruer of Lewis Bichners lot, thence in
#1 easterly direction along the lise of said lot
two hundred feet to a, post. thence along lend of
P. H. Collins (formerly 8B. H. Yocum) in a south-
erly directionon a line parallel to the Belle
fonts and Philipsburg Turnpike fity feet to
post thence ina westerly direction along
belonging to Jacob Keller (now MeColln
& line parallel o said Bichuer lot two hundred
feel to a post on easterly side of said turnpike
thence along easterly side of sald turnpike
fifty feet to the place of begioning, being fifty
in frout on said turnpike and extending back
two hundred feet from said front line, being the
same lot or piece of ground which was
the twenty Barth day of October, 1883
iam B. Comer by 8. H. Yocum aud
record in the Recorders Office of Centre county
ou the third of May. 1886, in deed book fifty.
three, page six. Thereon erected a twostory
{| dwelling house, stable and other outbuildings.
Beized taken in execution and to be wold as the
property of Jas. H. Wilson.
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entered for
All that certain messuage, tenement and tract
of land, situate in Potter township, Ceatre coun «
ty. Pennsylvania, bounded and described
follows Ww wit Bey white oak
theuce by lsnds of 1 orth fity
eight degrees west thirty 3 uine-lenth
perches to stones, thence by lands of now or late
of Josiah Neff and Haunah Beuskotre north six-
tysseven and Xi deg esst seveuleen and four
tenth perches to stones, thence by lands of said
Josiah Neff south fifty three degrees east thing
and eight-tenth perches 10 stones, by
lands iste of Thomas E ith thirty
two degrees wel thirteen and perehie
to the place of beginning, containing about three
screw and perch neat messure. Thereon
erected a house aud stable
Seized taken in execution and to
the property of Agnes Mer
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Frey
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be sold as
sare
ALSO
All that certain m essusge tenement and lot ©
ground in Central City, in the township
Boggs aforesaid bounded and described as
lows viz On the north by formerly POs
session of Robert Poorman's heirs, on the east
by an aliey. on tue south by land formerly owp
ed by J. P. Bhope but now by James Teller, and
on the west by public road fronting on said road
{| fifty feet. Thereon erected & Inrge (WO #1ory
frame dwelliog house and the usual outbuild
ings being the same lot of ground which J.C P
Joes and wife by their deed date! the twenty
thirdday of January, A. D. 1882 recorded in
Centre county in Dead Book 8. No Page 12
dv. granted and conveyed said William
Poorman
5 ized taken in execution and
the property of Wm. H. Poorman
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to be sold as
All that certain messusge tenement and tract
of land situate in the township of Haines, in the
coun l of Centre and State of Pennsylvania,
| bounded and described ss follows, viz: Begin
{ ning si a dead hemlock thence by land now or
formerly of Jacob Motz and Christian Motz, south
sixty-eight and one-fourth degrees west one hun
dred and firty eight perches 10 a post, thenoe by
land now or formerly of Henry Vooada north
fourteen degrees west one haadred and eighty -
| three perches to a post, thenoe by land now or
| formerly of Benjamin Orodorff and Henry Rein
{ hart south eighty seven and three fourths de
| grees ent one hundred and sixty «ix and three
| tenths perches 10 a post, thence by lands now or
| formerly of Dan'el Hosterman and Jacob W. Sito
{| ver south twelve and one-half degrees east one
| hundred and sixty-four and one half perches to
{| the place of beginning. containing oné hundred
| and sixty-one scres and one hundred and twen
ty one perches and allowance; being the same
| tract of land which B, PF. Yearick and wife,
| Charles W. Wolf and wife, James Vounada and
| wife, Jane M. Yearick.and Allen M. Yearick, by
| their deed dated the thirtieth day of March, 185
| and recorded in Centre county in Deed Book “A
| No 3” page seventy-eight &o., granted and con.
{ veyed unto Philip 5. Dale.
i ALSO
All that certain messuage tenement and tract
of land situate in Gregg township, county aod
| state aforesaid, bounded and described as fol.
| lows: Beginning ata point in the centre of the
| Lewisburg & Tyrone Railroad five hundred feet
| west of the centre of public road where it cross.
es said railroad near the station, thence south
thirteen degrees east seven hundred and eighty
| feet by lands formerly of B. H. Duncan tv a
| stake, thence south seventy one od ol west
{| two hundred and fifty-eight feet by lands for
| merly of J. B. Fisher to a stake, thence north
| thirteen degrees west eight hundred and ten
feet by other lands formerly of R. H. Duncan to
& point on the center of sald mailroad, thence
north seventy seven degrees east two hundred
and fifty «ix feet slong sad railroad to the place
of beginning, containing four acres and one hun.
i dred and eight perches, being the same premises
| which James A. Beaver Trustee by his deed date
| edihe eighthiday of September, 1552 and record.
ed in C-bire county in Deed Book “W No. 2°
22 &c , granted and conveyed unto Philip
E Dale; thereon erected four two story frame
dwelling houses, together with the customary
outbuildings.
Excepting and reserving thereout all that oer.
tain lot or piece of ground situate in 6 town-
ship, Centre county, Pennsylvania, being bound.
ed and described as set forth in a certain release,
from Deniel Rhoads, Trustee, dec., to PMilip 8
Dale, dated October 11th, A. D,, 180, and record -
! ed in Centre county in Miss. Book “K.” pages 551
| ac. as follows: Beginning at a post one hundred
| and twenty eight feet west of Spriug Mills Cream:
ery Company, theuce south thirteen degrees east
one hund and sixty three feet to line of street
ed, thence south seventy seven west
xty feet. north thirteen west one hug
and and sixty eight feet to right of way of rail.
road, theuce along said right of way north seven.
1p. sereh degrees east sixty feet to the place of be-
nniog.
5 Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Philip 8. Dale.
ALSO,
No.1. All that certain tract or plece of land
in the township of Huoston, county of
tre and State of Pennsylvania bounded and
described as foll yws: nning at a black oak,
thence north thirty two east ay eight
ferehes toa black oak ; thence along of
ilitam Dillon north fifty five degrees west fifty.
three perches to a post ; thence along land
same north twenty eight degrees west
Jit Dorghes to stones ; thence along
un MeDonald south Saty seven de rees
one hundred and two pe Ww stones; thence
south Afty vwo degrees east one hundred and for
perches to the place of beginning: Sotiathing
if 140 acres one hundred perches and al
ALSO
| north twenty five degrees east fifteen perches to |
| stone orner in road: thence north fifty eight de |
grees west one hundred perches by land of Wil
fe Resides and John Rook to black oak corn
er ; thence south thirty two degrees west four
perches to post; thence south forty nine degrees
east seventy six perches by land of Joseph F
Williams to dogwond, thence by land of Mark
J. Williams south sixty one degrees east seventy |
six perches to the place of beginning; containing |
forty acres and allowance Thereon erected a |
one and one half story frame dwelling, barn and
other outbuildings, i
ALBO,
No.3. All that certain tract, tenement or!
piece of land situate in the township of Huston,
connty of Centre and state of Pennsylvania, |
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Be i
ginning «t a rock on the side of the hill sou'h of |
Sownahp road, thence by land of Robert obi. |
son south filty-five degrees east nineteen and |
elght-tenth perches to a post; thence north |
one and one fourth degrees ea-t rixty three
and three tenth archos to a post ; thence by |
other land of William Resides south eighty-one |
and one fourth degrees west twenty two |
and five tenth perches to a black oak sprout and |
stone pile, thence by smnd of Wililam EK. Wil |
ams and William Resides south thirty four |
and one fourth degrees west forty seven aud |
seven ten bh perches 10 a rock oak, the place |
of beginning : conaining six acres and two |
perches, more or less and allowance of six per
cent,
ALSO
No.4. All that certain messnage, or plece of
land situate in the township of Huston, county
of Centre, and Buate of Pennsylvania, bounded |
and described as follows ginning at & post
ontwpofthe hill west of £ H. Henderson's
house, thence by land of Wilson Dill
forty eight degrees west sixty three rel
stones ; thence by land of Willis Resides |
south thirty two degrees west sixty nine spd
four teuth perches to a black oak, now stones
thence by land of Robert Robison north i
| eighty one degrees east eighty two and two. |
| nth perches to a post. the place of beginniog,
| containing twelve acres and ninety two
perches
Seized, taken in execution and
the property of William Resides,
to |
Ww be gold as |
TERMB--No deed wil! be acknowledged until |
the purchase money is paid in full
J. P.CONDO
{ Bheriff's Office, Sheriff
Beliefonte, Pa, Jan, 2, 1865
OQ EGISTER'S NOTICE —~THE FOLLOWING
#CCOuUnts have been examined, passed
and filed of record in the Hegister's office, for the
inspection of heirs and legal es, creditors and all
others in any wise interesied, and wi be pre
sented the Orphans Court of Cenire ©
Wednesday, the 30th day of January, A
1. The thirst and final scoount of Mrs
L. Keller, admx of &c., of J. Will Keller,
Halpes township, deceased
4 Fhe aceount of Samael
trator of &c , of Mary A t
township, as filed by Horace |
| of 8. J. Herring, deceased
| i. The account of Samuel A
{| tor of &e., of Sarah A
i lownship, deceased
4. The scoount of Samuel A. Beightol, t
to se'l the real estate of Wililam Be
Burmside township, deceased
5. The first and final sco
der, administrator of &c., of J
Millhelim boro, deceased
6. The first and flusl seoonnt
asdminbirator of &c., of Barmah
Ferguson township, deceased
First and final account of J Mi
| utor of &c., of Esther A. Garner
| townst ip, deceased
K. Thefirst aud {
ler, administrator
of Howard to
2. First and fa
admr. of &«
Bhoe wwaship, d
in he fing and "
berger {
{ Tay) whship, deceased
11. The first account of
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of Adam Hoy, iat
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CCIOURT PROCLAMATION
Whereas the Hoo. A. 0. Parst, Pres
of the Court of Common Pleas of the
cial disirict, consisting of the counties of
and Hy t 1, and the Hon. The
ley, and the Hon. C. A. Fan
es in Centre, having sued thelr precept be rin
date the 31st day of December, 1891, to me direct
ed for holding a Court of Over and Term
and general Jail Delivery and Quarter Sesdo
of the Peace in Bellefonte, for the county
Centre and commence on the 4th Monday of
January, the 28th day of Janaary, 186, and to
continue two weeks Notice 15 hereby given
the Coroner, Justices of the Pesce, Aldermen
and Constables of said county of DJentre, that
they be then and ‘bere in the proper persons, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, with their
records, inquisitions, examinations, and their
nas
Kner, Associate
nis
their office appertains to be dove, and those who
are bound in recoguizances to prosecute against
the prisoners that are or shall te in the jail of
Centre county, be then and there prosecuty
againgt them as shall be just.
Given under my band, at Bellefonte the 3ist
day of December, in the year of our Lord, 18M,
and the one hundred and eighteenth year of the
Independence of the United States,
JRO. P. CONDO,
Sheriff.
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FINE PERFUMERY AND :
: + TOILET REQUISITES.
Especially for the Holiday Season.