FRED KURTZ, Editor
TERMS. Ono year, £1.60, when paid in advance,
Those in arrears subject to previous terms, $2.00
Per year.
ADVERTISEMENTS, ~20 cents per line for three
jnsertions, and 5 cen per line for each subse.
quent inse! tion. Other retes made made known
on application,
CBNTRE HALL, PA., THURS, Jan. 18
ASSEMBLY,
Wa are anthorized to annovnee that). W. Kep-
ler, of Ferguson township, wili be a candidate
for Assembly, subject to the decision of the
Democratic County Convension
During the recent cold snap fifty
cars of frozen potatoes are in the rail-
road yards of Pittsburg, frozen while
coming from the west,
clei
Every week brings a new Enoch Are
den romance, yet there's poor Roberts
who hasn't romanced in that line at
all and can’t get his seat in congress.
———— A ——
England is spending money at the
rate of £300,000,000 to reduce the South
African republics to obedience by the
subjugation process,
p—
Senator Allen the other day intro-
duced a bill in the Senate granting a
pension of $10 a month to every sold-
ier and sailor who served in the Civil
War for three months or more.
Ey A
fort in the fact that the next assess
ment of Republican officials for politi-
cal purposes will in large part be dis-
bursed to pay forfeited bail money for
the fugitive ballot-box stuffers,
semen A
The census just completed in Cuba,
will put the population of the island at
this time at 1,500,000. It is stated that
the eensus takers discovered on
land small tribes of Indians in the in-
terior whose existence was unkuown.
ream —— lp ———
The administration at Washington
has notified the Republicans of Ken-
sina —
ou the aid of federal troops to back
Tayler.
——
According to the returns compiled
struction in 1899 amounted to 4,500
miles, which is the largest total for
any year since 1890, and is equal to the
track laid in any two years from 1893
to 1897.
- items
The fight at Ladysmith two weeks
ago was a bloody ope. The British
lost pearly 900 men in the battle, and
the Boer loss is figured at from 2000 to
3000. But the British, although vie-
torious, were left in worse shape than
the Boers.
Centre county industrial companies,
the heart of a soft coal district, fear
ie
idl
by a fuel famine. MeKinley and Han-
na build up trusts and cripple the smal-
ler industries. There you have it.
—— — ne
The Standard Oil Company has sent
instructions to every oil depot of the
Trust in the United States to advance
the price of oil three cents a galion.
This may serve to furnish the public a
little more light upon Trusts,
This means that the income of the
Standard Oil will be nearly doubled.
The people of the United States con-
same 970,000,000 gallons of oil every
year, and the increase of three cents
a gallon will compel the people to pay
the Standard Oil Company $29,100,000
more in 1900 for their oil than they
did in 15899,
Ss Ap
The¥idiculous side of the tariff’ was
shown up in New York the other day
when a returning traveler attempted
to bring in a live mouse without pay-
ing any duty. The customs apprais-
ers held a special session to determine
whether a duty must be paid and what
would be the classification of a mouse.
They finally concluded that it would
come under the head of “live animals
not specially provided for,” and they
made the owner pay twenty per cent
ad valorem,
American mice may now breathe
easy. They are in no danger of com-
petition from foreign pauper mice.
Gireat is the tariff and wise was Ding-
ley.
a I A ——
The Philadelphia Press, Republican.
speaking of the ballot thief, says : On
the heels of the disappearance of the
indicted ballot thieves of the Seventh
Ward, the Grand Jury has brought in
true bills against eight men charged
with conspiracy to corrupt the election
of the Twelfth Division of the Fifth
Ward. There are separate indictments
covering various crimes, from padding
the assessors’ lists and stuffing the bal
lot box to a false return of the vote,
~The examination of the contents of
the ballot box for this division reveal-
ed an ingenuity of crime which was
even more startling than some of the
‘methods pursued in executing the Sev-
ath Ward frauds. All the various
played in the Beventh Ward
were practiced in the Fifth, and to
them was added the forgery of vouch-
ers pecessary to get in the votes of
vy re —
ATRIP TO THE PACIFIO COAST.
From page 12
It is difficult to believe that a railway could be
constructed through sucha narrow place. But
1t is there, and is an honor to the man or men
who engineered and construoied it The scene
ry is grand. Far above the road the wmountaios
tise; we were told the clits are nn thousand feet
high nad at some places very much higher, One
cannot see the son, only a Jittle blue sky. At
one point the alilt is so uarrow and the river is
#0 ciosely confined that they could not constroct
a road bed; but have what they call a hanging
bridge. It hhsuspended from the walls of the
rock: st this point the grandest part of (he Gorge
i% reached, grand and imposing yet awial to see,
Just as we emerged fom the Royal Gorge we
passed through the narrow valley of the upper
Arkaosas, The first place of hablialiou was a
sma'l hut with the sign, “The Fitiz Home” ihe
“The fhist and last chanee, "Saloon." We passa
number of stations, aaul we oome to Balida, It
is quite a prosperons town, and a popular healih
and pleasure resort. lisa nuning town, eop-
per, sfiver, gold, fron aud conl are mined near,
Fiowm there we ooold see Colleglaie Rauge In |
which are inclosed ihe peaks of Yale, Harvard |
and Prioceton. They are capped with so w, |
Dut log our stop fu Salida a number of our pariy |
took a ride up Marshal Pass: those of us woo did
not go weie In A way compensated. by a rerresh- |
ing shower, the Jast raia we had until wereluro
ed 10 Jowa, Leadville ix the nest place ol inwer- |
est, Jt is two thousand feet higher tau thehizh- |
est fouableed point fo BEarope aud the third |
cliy fu size lo Colonnade, Ouce 1 was known for
fin lawl saness, bol that phase bas beeqa outlived,
and it ts now a law abldiag oitr, of quiet and re
fined bomes. IL was leie jo the alieinoon when |
our rain 8 rived there; the mines aad quit work |
and were crowding aronad the It was
very loleresiing esoeciatly Lo those 06 0s who re- |
membsied whist garible ihiogs occured there
during the time (he piace was fist seitied, Toe |
airis clear and raie. A number of us
en
is
nila O0
became |
Now we pass the Monit of the Holy ( which |
can He seen very plalaly, it sou a stmwmd that |
would attines toe eve auy place and alinost
st ounded Dy clouds, Oa this monatan the
Holy Cross is plaated t has beat thee ios 08l
titles from a'ways, and to eernily. a reasinder
of our fealty to heaven.” Fiom here on we pass |
many places of iaterest reaching fually the Can
you of the Grand river, well tinued wit!
ivarand. The head of the yiver ioaad |
Ike a horse shoe 10 Liddle rivalels, eve ineh of
it becomiog wider sod louger, nutii {4 hetomes a i
roanog torent. The Caoyon Is vey narrow only |
the widih of the iver and ralicoad 80 The
sky above aud 10e gigauila fore f piled
structures, are pa iecily wonder besaaiul in |
dierent color and shades; some have the ap- |
peaigoce of lolly splies, aod old oa
ties, lamo sorry | have git wo
others what we saw 1a the Ginnd |
too wonderful to desoiibe. We
three taonels and (ea we an ive
greaiest resol, Glenwood So
the joveliest points on ibe
Grande Hajlroad. The town hb
good hotels; the hotel Colorado |
of Romaag tiles aad Colornto pe
it is located at Lhe fool od th 2 iam
fainous pool right ia Toul of it. We spent a short |
tine there On our relura +ip. All a‘oag lhe way
we could soe Lhe soow capped wonaiaios, Pass. |
ing ou we came to the Geaod June aud then |
oo over «he Colorado dee: t or aoa two
dred wiles or more. There is uowniog of ialeres
excepliag the mountains, the woudelul olids,
ashi and coyotes, Now ware oa ihe b
st poiot of the Wasaten; fiom this print we
to sie Utah valley, 0a we pass
number of places of interest, bot o
not #op, except 10 gel wale Iu
Cas ringes wer.
gaged to tage us over the pine;
city. The stieels av wide, maa)
i shad
Os
is
% Line
winds
plunacios,
hw -
yon
through
do's |
is one of |
and io |
a
A
Co oun
pes. it
Denver
“w
% of the |
m paved
Frag
is 80 called
vires par.
ve 10 the
ling and |
flolshed
a Nox
Mormon |
p Tan
+ TEN,
becagse they use | bos
At
nme; IL 1
hey get
wy will be far ahead Pettey
ce was Temple sqodre, where
Temple aud Taberoacie are siiaats
erascie is an limmeoss ballding: the
bles an upsa coed bors, aad can be
Wi every part of the oy We we
ad while we were sdol og tao
aly & Mo. oa, said, You pe
jak we are 8 sel ol
but when yoo see wha a
we have sreciadio t
cily gove
agir Cap
se bono
ple who psy thelr tithes to Loe
can ener the Temple, conse
see the {uierior. Toe exterior
has ode LOWers, ove al ea
if sow while granije, N
once the bosoe o! Brigham
are surrooaded be high walls wily
ways Near by are ihe homes
wives whom we heard were a i
vided Toe next place sas
rave. sad then over wosi of (he
ed 10 the sani ion, where
sifted 10 meet ony pany
1¢ car io Sait Lake
on pila though tae lake
seves mde, Alihe end af
vided for the baguliers and v
the lake by thoowaads, Eye \
ax the water is a0 8ls ha ofle oad om
were told they make ode bare! of salt
of wale? Oarear was labeled be
Special. Aid real auy Diag
come and loga.re what pari of
were | ME Aes Lauv on
fra the sade stale Doe iady w
hildrea came, and met 8&8 da
me was sa Beadeitle, Pa, Ta
ng Og: SE Was a
Lake C4 Asa nabgrol p
ple who clalaoed Penosyiv :
howe, Al Jo'¢ioek in the ov
Ugdeqg, waere our diay 5
Biv Grande railrcad aod takes thal o
ern Pacific Toe Navads deser
desoine and guiaigsiing pat of
We were glad whea we Wome Over 8
& few places Bat ae made all oaol ve
tion, Homboli log one; (here si @
many beautitl lakes. Al sbolit 5 oe
eveaing we arrived at Wadswonuh
sarrouaded by toe shiade (rees aut
jawns with 8 fouvtaan in foot
ing to ged 0 spch wo abi raciive
long journey seross the desert
we all left the ces sud jojusd
beautifol bywa “Nearer My Gud
took 8 good look si Lhe place a
when we beard Jhe call ‘All
place was Heno, wheie we begin wo ascend
sierra Nevada Range Ji was night, bot retorn
ing Dy daylight we Dad a good view ol it, For
filvy miles we ascend antil the summit vation is
reached. The sceue: y is maguilicent: Lhe moun
tins are taogdhopesnd feet DiLl. Here we saw |
oe of the old Lime fog horse sage cosohes: it
was leaviog the place for sqme Gliving own sad
was fall of pasgogers. We passed ihiroggh forty |
mi‘es of sow sheds, They serve as prosegiion wb |
the railroad. Thioogh ioe loop holes cgi iu the
sides of the sheds we conld cach glimpses of Lhe
foe sceney. The large engines diag our rata
gpward, and below us we Can se Lhe toad way
which we will soon pass over. In ascending the |
Nevadgs wo saw some maguificent geysers, also
some Cif dweliings that were oace inhabited
by s prebisiorig people. They have loli nothiug
10 tel: woo hey were sgve the crambling stones
wheie ouee whey dwelled. We ae now in Sore
mento, the capiial of Califurvis, We saw the |
Capitol foom ve oars; il Isa begutilgl aity, Fros
no is qate 8 place, More than ball the raison
crop of the state is raised here. During ‘he day
we passed Lhe scene of a terrible railroad disas.
ter; the Limi was only a few hours ahiead of use
Two ladies were Killed: it naturally made us feel
very itmid The conductor came nw our oar,
and some lady anid to him “will we teach Lom
Angeles ouight ™ His answer was, “No, tomor-
row marniog at 5 o'clock © “Well, only be care.
ful thet we t have aay accident.” “Ob no.
we won't have suy if I am on the train.” “Why
not, od, 1 aay I carry a rabbit’
foot.® We all had & go Igign aver il. We
saw a number of Indians and their hauls. Qone
squaw held up ber papoose strapped on s hosrd
for us to see, We reached Los Angeles the next
morning Joly 11, & tired, fravel-worn t¥.
glad Yo have arrived at our deitination. W
for Lr
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Po
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MI, SEY
bh
hess ve
oar jou tes
We an
iy i Th
flea ead
een.
Joyed every minate of our stay there. We took
se ooean Yoyage to Banta Catalina wland, going
20 miles by land, and 26 by steamer, As S000 As
we arrived at the island wo took a ride out into
the ooean jos bottowed bout, A pane of
late glass # fue long is inseried in the
fas the boat, aud 8% we sat around i we
hich we were
passing, mountains, all kKiods of fish, ios weeds,
and beantifol plants. We were awazed aud de
One of the party remarked, Where is
agintie.” Returniog hom the island we saw a
large whale a short distance from oar boat, The
nest day we visited the Ostrich farm. The birds
two in each enclosuie, male and foo
el for soma high official,
ware three birds, when
Sd askod the reason, our gulls in rid oa shay
the male bird, named some foreign dignita-
ry. had canis Does 10 Balt Lage City, sod the
result is what wo, two go jnalead of one,
Hue residences,
tren We spent a
Tucy have lovers
oy have lovely
montal grouuds of
(lume growing luxn
to meet Mix Dir.
A iy of Datlalotie; they
w / sit roandiogs,
ao reba onde us feel at
where we wer ponstautly
I things. We Te
its broad tree
almost out of season. Apricots were just { ripe,
and they were delicious, Oatarlo has & fine ay-
enue, seven miles long, lined on both sides with
a double row of trees, electric cars fn the centre,
bleyele paths and drivewny on each side. Fo
mona is also an attractive town Duarlog our
visit there we had a delightful drive through the
oity and up to the suminit of San Hosa moun
tains. It is situated between the Sierra Madra
Range and the ocean, it terminates at the city,
The valley at this polot Is from 25 to ¢
tain 1s grand During our visit to Pomona
ed. We were startled by a number of sarthquake
shocks ten separate aod distinot times. The first
one was quite severe, people rushed from thelr
houses into the streets, then there were more
the hard shock came. Great
weight were loosened from the
came orashing down to the botiom
all thoroughly frightened, There is no
in California irom April to November, crops
ing raised entirely by irrigation,
masses, tous
be
Theshade trees
live Wik,
eucalyptus nud the stately palms,
geles, and took the train for San Francisco.
charming oily. We took the Oakland ferry and
crowed the bay fo San Francisco, The first sight
of the city from the deck of the ferry boat pre
by is
We went im-
tamona whee we
name
mediately 10 (he Holel
The
Haul-
en Huot” whose sympathetic heart was wonched
by Jie wrongs —1eal or Imuginary— of the lop
State. The Ramona Is uot unworthy
it Is a couvenient and home-like
is name,
hose, and sed
many places of interes Fihist we
Gilden Gate Park: at the entiance we took a
carriage 19 go though the park. It
‘Wa, a8 abundance of
lawns, trees aod
where did we see the noiice,
~g¢xt tothe park ju impotanes son the
House, Seal Rock +, and Sots Hel hts Th
House i= perclind on a sicep, rugged rock.
went
shrabhbersy
koop off the g
ef
where (he veinlakg sea ons make their play
grouod The seals are protected by law, Tower.
ing high above tae CHY House Is Sutra Helzhis
A privaie proneriy opeo to tae pablie. This
magoiicent place covered with hwadsome
Ww
Golden
Foom hare
afive view of Lie Pacific Ocean and the
San F.aaclsco is a maga. ficeat ells
oat maay fae peblic baltdiies and
vivale homes. The lif Gif
veantifal
¢ OF IENL PASS Tepre.
fie lnlergsiin
naman is at hone here, bat |
al oetesiial Life, or Chi
as ‘would mn
IH
places
relies
6 Lime 8s Liere ae any
¥Minging ihe o
Hoinia a HIZD
All eta eh prope:
Aller leaving San Frauelseo ol
of A lew Doors fo Omals oo hay
els arranged Lor stop Overs, |
“ral agen au agreeable and
We bad some doutit whieh
Comp at he soon dis
SEE ON OD Olly Way reyoeing :
isiand raliroad ravers a
Cincagn to Ogden fase tl
» 3 wie
I would advise all persons gol
went 10 take thus v1
ag en il Is opriain'y
WLR 00S Our Al ion
gh p ret, IL was ©
R11 » Mae Ou
Vovor get Lug Diam «
16 from some ote fhe
Sane vivania far Sensor (
ved st Casey, lows
wiaeie Mis. Won
t and her tw soas Cle
I are L
reantile t Casey in
place on the Rawk [sland rail
The soi
tag
1a eresl
" g oh
iy i
thr Lie slale wre 100s
Is taxexi by Lhe sale
helore
ah this
smoke of §
IH over
#1 Avag
roms
Len
Ie
toe
sad
i lows is very
tuw there was wooader |
R08 WoL (al was grow
# of our eastern farmors
i sew the Benes amount
in corn. lows »
11 ba el ssaed as one
: ou if I bad any
as we ould len there are ©
ure seldom seen £) pliew
rough the soanliry: wae had & dellenifa!
anoat 1) es. Oa Lhe way Wosaw a mow
saad move, the horses were irightesed and
BW want to pes it We soont soa mee Bl Niew
ari. which isabout il m Caney The
tow has a poy ralirwd
divides the counties Gulh Aduar. ©
friends have a large tract « . Ane 1 ‘ryt
grove, and a stock farms k i
Liack pole Abe
inoking. 1a every
foxx we tin
Cora w
wo
is gress
f the
erate
m
oF
aa
of 2
children run LO
ts ring
ely,
¢ we
is 8 ndi tere
Gane day
f Was marvels ony 04 tos
+ Michigan fs the tudins wo 4
yt ant 8 wounds 1
$38 DA meas
* Plains BE «
Liohaage aod LL
1 v BAYS Wel J
Res Hus we
Rama lel: te WEN
3 Bb her daughigr, 1 weat
Lepgnding 8 Tow plessacy Hoots
fas iy of My. Pied ita Aq
froug hh whow oy
ving (Bissriiee wo ay fri
gel
for
mand |
41
$e
he paiviege of 3
ARiOODwrg, whinn wii alwars sold far us the
Afier htt a brief visit
ivaln Ma Foose: 10 Ber hoitbe
menely Washingoon,
spvocinl in
Tue Rest faint glimpw of he Washington
and that in
dow (iably pleasant sensation of fapory howe
howe roming. Among the deligbn dul memo: fog
fe ame, urinp will always stand out in
fs twee, ou which are
inscribed records of maga ificeat scene v, of won.
ders algiost miacnion., w daght by man, aod of
cha. miog, hosphuable people. May you all, at
soma time enjoy in person what 1 Gave endeay.
LLL]
1LOUISA J. KURTZ.
Washiagton, D. C.
i —————
Sale Register,
FEBRUARY 23 Lizzie M. Jacobs, Centre Hall:
horse, 3 top buggies, open buggy, spring wag.
on, truck wagon, corn sheller, ploaghs, sleighs,
sed, double und single harrese, saddles and
bridies, 3 b cases, 1 ooml Moves, lounges,
chairs, stp. leat 12 o'clock,
ARCH | ~ticorge A, Michael, ane mile west of
Centre Hall, § bores, clover bhualler, 2 {horse
wagons, binder, mower, and other farm imple
ments,
MARCH 2-8osan A. Stump, Wy miles east of
Centre Hall; § horses, | mule, J colts, 12 mileh
cows, Id head young cattle, 5 brood sows, |
shomts, 4 sheep, binder, mower, and jot of oth-
of farm implements Sale 81% o'clock,
MARCH 8,~Joseph E 2pangler, esst of Centre
Hall; 6 horses, 1 ooit, 9 wileh cows, 15 hesd
Jing cattle, 8 4 steers, full blooded Durham
ull, 35 shosts, 3 brood sows, along with large
Iotof farm machinery snd household goods.
Wm. Gohewn, Aue t,
MARCH Y-A. O. Detwiler, two miles west of
Tusseyville; horses, cows, hogs, shosts, young
cattle, farm implements, household goxds, ete,
Wm. Uoheen, Ane't,
MARCH 9-W, W, Bib, near Potters Mills,
Ores, cows, ng cattle, farm implements
and household goois P
MARCH 10.-W. A. Kerr, about one mile east of
Ceptrp Hill; horses, milch cows, young cattle,
aud & large lot of good farm [mplements,
MARCH 14, ~W. W, Spa gler, one mile west of
Potters Wille: horaen come, hog”, young cattle,
and a foil line of farm g implements; also
household goods. Wm, Gohoens AGET
Lit i Heckman he Kare fo
3 “West
us Jam implements, sheep,
hy "
wARCH 17=4. R. Bible, 1 mile north of Potors
ils homes, miloh oows, young cattle, sheep,
and 8 complgie Hoe of hg implements, near:
iy ail ws #8 new. Wm, Goheen, Aue's.
MARCH 19-W, HW. and AE. Mover, on the Bar.
ney Wagner farm, near Centre Hill; 110 head
of live stock, miloh sows, young ail farm
implements machinery, Bale at 9a. m.
MARCH 20-W, C, Farner, at ow
ota Jig si
MARCH 20.- D., J, Meyer, 2 miles south of Lin-
doen Hall; 8 horses, 4 colts, 16 cows, 30 hesd of
young cattle, 60 head hogs, along with large
Stock of pew farm implements, Wm. ¢oheen,
ue’,
\ The Cure that Cures ,
Coughs, 6
3 Colds,
Grippe,
2
Whooping Cough, Asthma,
Bronchitis and Inciptent
Consumption, Is
CAUTION. HAVING PURCHABED AT CON-
stable's sale, on seturday. Janusry 6th,
1900, the following personal property of © !
Bhalfor, of Centre Hall Cook siose, tables,
chairs, beds and bedding, together with all the |
personal property, ali persons are hereby cay
tioned pot to meddie with the same, as leave |
same in bis possession at my plessure, |
janil-se 1. J. piinnowe
ove ON HEIRS,
Pennsylvania, Centre County, ss:
I, George W, Rumberger, Clerk
of the Orphan's Court of sad
con ty of Centre berehy
certify that at an Orphan's
Court Held nt Bellefonte the
nl
BEAL
r=)
an
orable the Judges of sald Court on motion & rile
was granted upon the heirs and legal represen
tatives of John Barger, decensed Wo come ut
Court on the fourth Monday of January, next to
accept or refuse to accept at the walaation, or
CURE:
The GERMAN REMEDY :
\ Sures throat and \ung diseases.
3 ood by a druggies] 25850cks 4
» A
F. Susith, Centre Hall Wieland
a. H
Bold b
{ Linden
| lo
F.E
Long, Spring Mills
NNUAL STATEMENT OF THE FARM.
ers’ Mutual Fire lusurance Company
Farmers’ Motus!
Company of Centre County. Pa
Centre Hall, Pa. Jan. 8, 1000, ~In
with the provisions of their charter, the
Becond Annus! Statement of the transa ctious
he Company is hereby presented
ASRETS
being
due
{ Office of the Fire Insurance
Forty
of
{ Bills receivable
premium note
aud payable by mem
bers for insurance the
past Year
pre ims
Tax No, 22, $3 585
per cent. for collecting
Amouant in treasury
EXPENSES
dire
I Cushy
io
| Compensation
tors Es bran
| Balary of secretary
| Salary of tressurer
| Printing, office r
| postage and station
swearing in directions,
revenue stamps and
duplicates
| Appraisers
Election
? 14% i
AL 8 meet!
Cire ote
Fyodd $ave
oo §
T reasvires
Borrvlary
rom §
FREDEURTZ,
President
LURE
| P~OURT PROCL
AMATION « Whereas the
Hon, Joly G, Love, President Judge of the
Sonrt of Nn Pioas of thedMh. Jadicial is.
{. oosaie & of of Uentte. hav
Lamyiedd hin bearing date
“hi day of December 1999, to me directed fiw
widing a Court of Common Pless and Orphan's |
wort, Coart of Oyer and Terminer and gen-
eral Jail Delivery and Quarter Sosmsions of the |
i the conuty of Centre, !
| and eommence on the #th Monday of Jan. the |
{| 22 x
| Neties ix hereby given io the Coroner, Justices of |
the Pesce, Alderman and Constables of said conn. |
iy of Centre, that they be then and there in the |
proner peraons, af 10 o'clock In the forenoon of |
said day, with their records. inqguisitions exami. |
nations, and thelr ows remembrances, to do |
those Lilugs which to thelr office appertains to |
be done, and those who are bound in fF oongni-
ERnoes (0 prosecute sgains the prisoners that are |
or shail be in the jail of Centro conaty, be then
and there to prosgoute against them as shall be
Just, g
Given under my hand, at Bellefonte, the 25th
day of Jan, in the year of our lord, 1508, and
the one hundred and twenty-third year of theln
dependence of the United States.
W.M. CRONISTER,
Hherifl
EGAL NOTICE NOTICE 18 HERERY
given 10 ali persons interested thet the
following toventories of the gonds and chattels
set apart to widows noder the provivions of the
Act of the 14th of April, 1851, have ben confirm.
4 nisl by the Cours, and fled in the office of the
Clerk of the Orphan's Court of Centre County,
and if no exceptions be filed on or before the
first day of next term, the samo will be confirm.
ed abwimely
i The inventory and appralsoment of the real
estate of Calvin Walt, late of Spring township,
deceased, which fs folly described Ta said a
pralsement, as the same was set apart to his wid.
ow, Sarah J. Waits,
i The Iuveniory and appraisement of the per.
sonal property of John A. Doniey, late of Huston
township, deceased, as the same was set apart to
E.R Williams, guardian of the minor children
of ssid decedent.
# The inventory and appraissment of the per.
sonal property of J. Elmer Way, late of Patton
townehiip, deceased. as the same was sel apart to
his widow, Joanus as RUMBE E
GEO. W. RU GER.
Register's OMe, oy ie -
Hellefonre, Dee 27, 'M,
NERVITA PILLS
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MARCH 21Alfred Durst, Gon mils
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show cause woy the real estate of said deceased
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juisition
Testimony Whereof, 1 have nereunto set my
Belle
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Beliclunte, Pa.
{ 7 Al UABLE FARM AT PRIVATERALE
The farm of Michael Bpicher, deceased
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{ ship, abont two miles west of Centre §iall,
{laining 215 acres pet meastire, Thereon erecied
| Riwo-story stone dwelling hous irge
wagon shed, hog pen and a! f8ary om
dings. Is sopplied with water from well and
{eistern, The land is under excellent cultivation
{ and good Himestone soil, good fences, and in first
class condition. Goel orchard with ed
{on the premises. The farm is conveniently sity
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Time Tablas, in effect Nov, 19, 1849,
TRAINS LEAVE MONTANDON, EASTWARD,
ia. m.~Train 20. Wek days for Bunbury,
Harristurg, striving st Philadelphia, 11.984, bi,
New fork 215 p. wn. Baitir ore 1] 5 wm. Wash
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Wilikerbdrre, Boronton, Earrnstvrg sod inter
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Baltimore, Washinglon, Through 1 usenger
conches to Philadelphia,
LE p. m~Tiein s. Weekdays for Bunbury,
Wilkesbarre, Scranton, Hazleton, Pottsville, Huts
risburg and intermediate stations. sre Eg B
Philadelphia nt 6.28 p m., New York . MW.
Baltimore, COU Dp. a. Werbington at ¥
Parlor car theough to Fl fladel;
rier ponchos 10 Phliadeiphis,
Washiinglon,
bul I
barre, Beranton, Haz
for Harrish
ut Phil deipt
Baltimore 2
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Pp I. 6 Woes kdej» tor
Harrisburg aud all intermediate stat
fug at Philadelnbhin, 4.5 nN. New
. Baltimore 280 m.,, Lingt
m Pullman sleeping cars from
to Philndeiphia and New York i
passengers cau remain in sleeper u
got 8.50.
2/4 8. m~Train
{ burg aud polos east
Pilindelphia st 6.62
week days, 10,
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cars to Ph
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prem.
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5 Train 22. V eekdays for Wilkes
Pottsville, and daily
rw rine points, arriving
02 pm, New York 3.1
Vashingion |
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Harristmurg
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4. (Daiiy.)
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, New York
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RELLEFONTE CENTEAL RAILROAD,
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§ To tuke effect Me
EASTWARD
Bellefonte,
Colleyville
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Ninte College
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| Morning trains from Montandon, W Hs mispors
| Lock Haven sud Tyrone onpect with train Nou
| 7 for Bpate College. A Mernoon trains from Mote
| tandon, Lewisburg and Tyrone connect with
| Train No. 1i for State College. Trains from
| Mate College connect with Penne. BR. K. trains at
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ENTRAL RAILROAD OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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