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Bellefonte,
THE CREATEST ATTORNEYS. | PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
| storm coats at Lewin’s,
Jottings from Our Wide-Awake Neighbor.
ing Town,
Albert Klinefelter and
ed into the house of Nick
on North street this week.
Millheim ean boast of five
family mov-
Barnhart,
or
iness, what town of its size can beat it.
ny are kept busy their
spective roads,
places is drifted
feet high.
up as fast as they
opening
The
from
snow in
four to
are opened.
in order to save the five
which will be added to all
paid before the first of February;
es, per
taxes
sequently the collector is Kept busy.
Uriah Reifsnyder ot North street,
still on the sick list.
Charles Aurand and family of
roy,
myer on
Mr.
horses.
John H. Woomer was to
ven a few days last week
last Saturday
Lock
on business
as well as pleasure.
most impassable.
Snyder Tobias, of North street, who
six months is not improving any.
ous since the snow drifts.
tar. The meetings are conducted
the pastor, Rev. Noah Young.
The of Albert Klinefelter
which was entirely consumed by
house
insured;
on
evening last week, was
house insurance $500 and $300
personal property.
Ice houses nearly all filled; the great- |
er part of the ice was hauled
Moyer's dam in Brush Valley.
The house by William
Hoy, which was across the alley from
the one which burned last week,
of snow balls,
occupied
was
saved by the throwing
fifty men and
snowballing the house.
ing to see about boys
There was a very heavy wind storm
passed this way on Saturday and Sat-
drifting the
an ext
urday night. roads and
ent making
it hard for pe jestrians as well as horses
but
boardwualks to such
to travel consequently there were
ing.
Cook Lose, the
hauled to Coburn one day last
lumber contractor,
week a
piece of oak timber from his lumber
job in Brush valley, that
feet in length and 14x30 inches
measured 55
thirk.
It was oneof the finest pieces of tim-
ber that was ever cut in this region.
It took six horses to haul it.
Martin Luther Wa
linsgrove, the popular
well-known inthe G. A. R.
gonseller, of Se-
and
{ ircles,
salesman
paid friends,
and cal
his respects to his many
led on our merchants
last week.
J. P.{
town last
one day
iephart of Beilefonte was in
Thursday, looking up his
real estate business and other
Thomas Parks, of
seen on our streets Friday
day.
The following
nated for borough officers on
urday by the Democrats:
Judge, Frank Knarr, Inspector, S. P.
Auman, School Directors, Samuel
Weiser and Dr. George 8S. Frank,
Council, John Breon and A. A. Frank,
Assessor, Adam Maize,
Musser, High Constable,
Overseer of Poor, John H.
matters,
Millersburg
and Satur-
were
persons nomi-
afternoon
Wm. Maize,
Auman.
nated on the citizen's ticket
ough officers: Judge, C. W, Albright,
Inspector, 8. D. Miller, Assessor, F.
P. Musser, Overseer
Miller, Council Daniel Ulrich
W. Musser, Auditor, George 8S
er, High
School Directors,
and A. Walter.
Cyrus Brumgard
Constable, Frank
Dr. John F.
had his
fee weighing about 150 pounds,
able to go abort again with
limping.
me —— on
—Men's overeonts and
cost.—C. P. Long, Spring Mills,
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that on Javusry 15, 1885, Joseph MeClels
inn purehsscd the personal property of David
Fravig of vesr Linden Ha LL 6 horses sll heen
cattle all wagons sleds bi der, selfirake, to
gether with all other agricultural machines y
aud implements, ales nll house id and kitehon
faruitore, ill provisions of whatever kind, #1)
grafo fo che grind a» } fod tether with nil
other person] if ots of said David Frantz and
that the same will be loft fn the cure of Harry
W Frantz nithe plensure the nr desig: od,
ALL por tios are enntbonsd against medal ng with
the property Store qd fn ery manner whatever,
MER R. M¢c"LELLAN.
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