FRED KURTZ, Editor. |
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CENTRE HALL, PA., THURS. April 16
ANNOUNCEMENT
having busted his
Judge Love, the (Gazette, chalr-
Judge Beaver express.
but took
- > ad
WarrNey is the choice of the Rhode
Our
present the name of
the Chicago convention,
Charges for candidates cards: Con-
- - ’ A 7 . Sn
(ress 1 3 A ase mb y 88; all others I
{ first
Conumunications & of CT Cine ine
sertion,
SHERIFF
¢ that John Noll
ididate for the office of
f the Democratic
We are authoriz
of Bellefonte, wi
She
Sheri,
4
on o
County Convention
pame of
A8 A CAD
AMISION the
Democratic (x
We are authorized HU
Butier, of Howard towns!
officeof 8
that Bur
line
o & candidate
+ decision of
TaxinG the Democr
lican list of aspirants
N( atic aud Repul
ir county nomi-
nations,
candidates in the field and of
the
lepublicans have
There are
ed, which will leave sixty-eight
ed for disappointment—and,
in yet,
iosen and sixty-
eight to be this
about seven offices
1
elect
all
not
seven to be cl
left—and at writing
each one ahead.
a » -
ounty have
ir ¥.
the
as
jeans of this c
Wilba
in
tall
good-looking and polite as a
man. Who set this up
Wilbur F.? Who hit Centre county's
THE Republ
turned down Col
the handsomest
Reeder,
man count
¥,
a pine,
French-
straight as an arrow,
against
the
Re-
to sing and
This was a
the robbins begin
biuebirds to chirp?
er was confounded with Reed,
ites. Ktill the last syllable to
~this a Czar, that a Colonel.
cfs fc Sens
take
MceKixney still seems to the
presidential nomination, and
gide of our own state, and some coun-
structed for McKinley.
a —————— AY
this county last Saturday, resulted in
6 to 1 in favor of McKinley over Quay
for President. This will prove a stun-
ner to Quay, and shatter his boom bad-
ly in the state and give the McKinley
machine an impetus in this state that
will prove of national importance and
be far-reaching in its effects. It sounds
almost like the beginning oi ihe down-
fall of Quay, and from this on there
will be a fire all along the Republican
lines to overthrow Quay and Quay in-
fluences, This victory for McKinley
will start the Pennsylvania boss to re-
newed activity to hold his grip upon
the Republican machine in this state.
Among the Democracy
question, which is a good
a
The Philadelphia Branch, Belle-
fur-
goods of any establishment in
stock,
style.
gents
shelf-worn
Intest
Ivania, No
new and
ng
Sick Headache |
Permanently Cured
wild
Lathartic Pills
at World's Fair
Diploms
Ask your druggist for Ayer's Sarsapariila
S THE
PLACE !
Parlor Suits,
Bed-room Suits,
Side Boards,
Chairs, Etc.
AMATION
LOVE
Whereas
f sxctare
PROCE
having §
st day of
ing a Court
omg {
| Delivery
£
3 Bellefonts,
y me directed for
of Common Pleas and Orphan's
Over and Terminer and geo
and Quarter Sessions of
for the connty of
and commence on the {th Mon of April
Zithday of Apr i, BIN continue I weeks,
y given to the Coroner
Alderman and Constables of sald coun
that they be then and there in the
proper persons, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
mid day, with their records, Inquisitions exami
gations, and their own remembrances, to
those tings which to their office appertains to
be done, sud those who are bound in recogni
ances 10 prosectite against the prisoners that are
or shall be in the jail of Centre county, be then
t
A
it of
the
Centre
ta
the Peace
i
Wool
country.
We have the best line of Medium and
Ingrain Carpets in this part of the
'y are all brand new pate rng and are bean
ties, and prices that will surprise yon when yon
come to see them.
A good Heavy Ingrain Carpet at 20, 25, 28,
In All Wool
rd lower than von have ever geen
D3 them
392. 34 and 38e. we have
fully one-thi
Lace
1. p
stock from w
Curtains, a very and hand
1
BCICC~
some hich vou make
tions, from 49¢ a pair up to a
AW BLUHCH
Y Ou never
3
wants,
of Clothing as we have this
IN ed about $15,000
We have
USL rece
worth
New Spring Clothing...
by virtue of sundry writs of Venditioni |
Ixponas, Levarl Faclas and ¥i Fa, issued out of
he Court of Common Pleas and to me directed
here will be exposed to Pablic Bale, at the Court
the borough of Beliefouts, Pi. on
SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1506,
ack 8 mm, the following real estate
A 04
t
i U
ritalin lot ece of ground situate
ity of Centre and State
1 the north bY Lhe turn
of
Keller the
D. D.Joeontaining
| erecud BO Lwo
and other
¥ yw his
vans, bo
Lhe east LY
of William
Hammill
lot of public school,
lands on
west by | g Go! Rey
serchies 1
ry frame dw
butsd HEs
i or t
1 taken in
OTe OF
of RPE
B execution and to be sold s&s Lh
property of Heury Blone, et. a
tenement and tract
post
McKelvey,
0 wo
LYON & CO,
Allegheny St. Bellefonte.
PENNS VALLEY BARGAIN EMPORIUM.
Spring is
31 es % I"
% Ty grit
meaiui wi i
| The very latest Spring and Summer styles, I'hese goods were manu-
factured expressly for the best retail trade. Also a large assortment of
is. We have evervth
| such as Carpets, Oil Cloth, Crockeryware, Glassware, Tubs, Pails, ete.
| Queensware and Household Goo ing required,
‘Our Dress Goods
Given under iny hand, at Bellefonte, the ls
the one hundredth and nineteenth year of theln-
dependence of the United States.
JOHN P. CONDO
Sheriff
OTICE. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN
That an application will be made to the
Court of Quarter Sessions of Centre County on
Monday, the 4th day of May, 156, lor the ap
pointment of a jury of view, to view and con
demn that portion of the Centre and Kishaco
quillas Turnpike which extends from the south-
Centre County, 10 the north-western line of said
borough, being & contiguous portion of the said
turnpike and being wholly within the limite of
the said borough of Centre Hall,
This proceeding is for the purpose of having
that portion of said turnpike become a public
road free from toll and toll gates,
WILBUR F. REEDER,
Attorney for Petitioners.
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Poiatoes.,
Bides
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Department
irtings, Musling and Cheviots is sim-
ply immense. The leather
stock having greatly declined in price, we are selling the latest Spring
styles of Boots and Shoes at old prices. Ladies and Gents fine Foot
Wear a specialty.
In Hats and Caps we continue to carry a large stock. Derby
and Alpine Hats very nobby and stylish. Soft Hats at all prices.
Bargains in Groceries, Fish, ete.
All Kinds of Produce Wanted in Exchange for Goods.
Is very complete. The line of Sh
Our line of Dress Goods is complete.
Spring Mills. State College.
5i Corl : 118 Tryon
ste in the township of P
i stale of Pentsyivania
¢
nnd sit
Centre a1
deacribed as
fin the centre turnpike rom
reek west 16] 2-10 perches
degrocs, cast 3 perches Wo
fegr-on east 51 2-10 perc hos
degrees east y i
he hoe orth 68 degrees enst
0 perches 1o a stone, ther 34 degrees east
10 perc bes to 8 stone, thet 51 degrees west
os toa dead ploe, them 8% degrees
§ & perches 10 & stone e south 27
degrees east 35 1-10 perches to the centre of tarn
pike road, thence by sald farapike road
south 3 degrees west 107 perches to
place of beginning, contain
thirteen meres and Afiydhree perches neat meas
ure.
Na. 2 All that certain other tract or mess
age of land situate in the township of Potter,
uth 34
bounded and described as follows to wit: Begin
ning st & stone, thence sonth 35 degrees east 31
7-10 perches 10 a stane, thenos north 55 degrees
osst 21 perches to & stone, thence north 2 de
south 30 degrees, east 10 perches 10 a stone, thetee
or less, they being the same tracts of land which
having first made his last will an
dated first day of June, A. D. 1866, recorded in
the office for the recording of deeds in Centre
should be given to his =un Samuel F. Foster,
which said Samuel F. Foster elected to take b
deed of partition dated Avgust 29, A. D. 185,
reference being therennto had to Orphan's Court
Docket G. P 171. will more fully and at large ap.
pear. also Recognizence Docket, page 40, togeth.
ta
woods, ways, rights, liberties, privileges, heredil-
amentis ereon erected a two. frame
dwelling house, large bank barn and out:
bulkiings ;
Seized taken in execution and 10 be sold as the
Piopert] of John ¥F. Potter, with notice to James
i. Runkle and all other terre tenants,
All the
which are ereted a two-story frame
bank barn and other outbuildings
01
I as the
Walle
ALBO
All that certain lot or plece of lan
of Cetitre ahd
und tied) wu 10
ens, on
i mituate in
Histle of
ema y ws
£4
yivania
north Ly
» sian ian
Ham Bobensou aud 8 8
the east by lands of LL ¥. Treziyw
nore
¢ dwells
uy is ul
IMI
wer Of Jes
is of
ya OA
Ie Or oes i
of Howard Heglon
1 lege) represents
Ber low
g Tr
The
L being
wi
anti ig
bias ale
account of M, M. Cond», sd
of Harriet Condo, late of Gregg
John M
M. Wag
: 3 nd partial
feck dm inistrator of el
r, inte of Boggs twp. dec’d
§ The socount of Charles Biirler
trator of of Melchoir Beirly, late
twp deed :
: First and final soccount
administrator d. b.o. ¢. La. of &c., PD. K. Tate,
jate of Bellefonte boro, dec'd
1¢ First and final seoount of Jacob Bottos?
sdministrator of de. of Lacy Fogleman, late of
Ooliege top dee'd
17 Acvocum of W. G. Ewing, executor of 4c,
ofl A.G. Ewing, late of Ferguson township, de
Conse
1%
Ke
1
adminis
of Miles
ele
of Clement Dale
First and final account of Thomas W. Fish
M. Resides, sdministrator of ete, of
Wm. Resides, late of Union twp, decd
i$ The account of Mary C. Spork (now Mary
C. Stoner). exerutrix of £ of W. 1. Ssook, ate
2 Firat partial account of W, J. Carlin, ade
Vonada, late of Mies
21. The socount of John Meltee. administrator
dec’d.
22. First and Final acosunt of Simon Harper,
executor of &¢. of David BE. Sparr, late of Harris
top. decd,
23. First and final sceount of Charles Lupton,
uth
24. First and final acoonnt of James W, Runk-
le. administrator of ete, of Daniel Runkle. late
of Grege twp. decd
5. First and final account of Samuel T. Gray,
Prusice in partition 10 cell real estate of George
26. First and final account of Evan M. Blanch:
ard, trustee of Clement Beckwith dec’d to sell
Blanchard and Jom Binochard, sxecatom, &c.
a ET ee
7 s account of Geo. W. Spang
ler. sdministrator of &o barger, ale
of Potter twp. decd, vot Palty Mul :
OG. W, RUMRB ER.
Bellefonte, March 31, 1896, a Register.
JroTick TO STOCKHOLDERS —~THE AN.
nel of the the
Lewisburg and