THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1914
DEATHS,
John Bhank, an aged resident of
Bellefonte, died at the home of his
ron-in-law, Frank E, Naginey, of. die
eases incident to his advanced age.
Deceased was born in Warriors
Mark Valley on Jannary 23rd, 1828
hence wea eighty-six years, one month
and seventeen days old, When »
young man he learned the wagon-
making trade, an occupation he fol
lowed at Warriors Mark until October,
1887, when he moved to Bellefonte,
After coming to Bellefonte he worked
at his trade a number of years until
incapacitated by age. During the
pest few. years both Mr, and Mrs,
Bhank have made their home with
Mr. and Mrs, Naginoey.
On September 9.h, 1851, Mr. Shank
was united in marriage at Warriors
Mark to Miss Rebecca Shoup, who
suivives with the following children :
Mra. Edward Rowe of Albuquerque,
New Mexico ; Mre. George B. Bran
don of Scranton ; and Mrs. Frank E
Naugivey of Bellefonte. He also
leaves two sisters, Mrs. John A. Bae:
and Miss Barah A. Bhank of Altoons.
Vietor B. Luse died of consumption
after an illness of a few weeks at the
home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs, F
D. Luse, at Fairview, aged thirty-six
years. He was born in Millheim, anc
moved to West Fairview with his par-
ents some years ago.
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REBERSBURG
Mre. Bottorf moved to Bmullton
last week,
Prof. C. L. Gramley is at presen:
spending a few weeks in Florida,
A three-moothe-old child of Adan
Bethletem is seriously ill at thi
writing.
Mrs. Frank Wate left on Mondas:
for Lewisburg where she will visit he
daughter, }
Lester Minnich, who spent a few
weeks at this place with his family
left on Monday for State College wher
he is employed,
Mirenda Mowery, who epent th
post week at this place at the home ©
her parents, returned to Bellefonte or
Monday where she is employed.
Harry Zigler, who tesches the Brun
gart echool, was brought before Justice:
Meyer, on Baturday, and fined $25
for using bis ruler too freely on the sor
of Harry Walker.
Willis Bierly, who spent the greater
part of the winter in the eastern par:
of this state, returned to this place
this week and is staying at the homos
of Wm. Frank. 3
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UENTKE OAK,
Miss Lizzie Wert working for
Wallsce N. Ilgen.
The Y. W. C. A. will meet with
Miss Rishel next Sundsy evening.
A horse belonging to John W. Iigen
died very suddenly last week,
The roads are certainly in a bed
shape ; no sledding, and bard wagon-
ing.
The Henry Homan sale was aot sc
largely attended but everything fetoh-
ed good prices.
Mr, and Mrs. R. P. Campbell and
son William spent SBunday afternoon
with H. B. Frankenberger,
Wise and Hubler, auctioneers, have
certainly been getting good prices for
the stock and implements at the pub
lic sales in this section.
W. F. Rishel recently sold a pals
of black Percheron fillies to C, B, Gar-
brick of Zion. Mr, Garbrick can
certainly feel proud of such a pair of
young animals,
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Aaronsburg,
John Bright, who had been ill for
some time, is able to be about again,
Walter Orwig went tv Lemont, on
Monday morning, where he will be
employed by Mr, Thompson.
Miss Barah Martin of Pine Creek
was the guest of Miss Helen Btover,
one of Aaronsburg’s accomplished
school teachers,
There will be services in three of the
churches every evening from the 2th
£5 the 31st inst, The sermons will te
by five students from various semi.
natics and by minleters from out of
town. 8
Cherles Btover returned from Phila
delphia where he underwent an opera-
tion at the Wills Eye and Ear Hos-
pital. From all appearances he was
much benefitted by the operation snd
hopes to fully recover the sight of the
aflected eye,
it
Georges Valley.
Mrs, Bara Reeder spent | k
with Mr, snag Mrs, W, W, yes
Hobert Barger left last Tha
to make his home with W. IL. Bri
this summer,
Miss Mary Lingle and Albert
Mr. and Mrs. W, P.
Lingle visited
Lingle on Bunday,
Mr. and Mre. W, O, Ripks, Mr. and
Mre. Charles Ripks spent =
the home of Edward rons unday "
Mies Pearl Heckman of Cent
is at home this week with her a
Mr. and Mrs, A. P, Heckman,
Jasper Lingle left on mori
ing Te food Rusaday
he pects
spend Jue summer with his Drenly
Mre, Busan Davie returned home
Monday from Roland Zettle's th
she bad been staying the week
ke care of a wood-
helping to
came there fo J
ehopyer tha
pts
SHERIFF'S SALE
of the
BELLEFONTE FURNACE COri-
PANY'S PROPERTY.
By virtue of a writ of Levari Facias
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas
of Centre County, Penn’a,, and to me di-
rected, there will be exposed to public
sale at the Court House, in the Borough
of Bellefonte, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1914,
at 1 o'clock p. m. the following de-
seribed real estate, to wit:
All those several messuages, tenements
and tracts of land and properties situate
in the County of Centre, State of Penn-
sylvania, bounded and described as fol
lows:
Tract No. 1 situate in Bpring Town-
ship, Centre County aforesaid, begin
ning at a point in the public road lead-
ing from Bellefonte to the village of
Coleville; thence along said publie road
North 24 degrees East, 17 perches;
thence along other lands formerly of
the estate of William A. Thomas, de
ceased, South 16 degrees Fast 76%
perches to lands of John Gland, et al;
thence by the latter South 70 degrees
West 41 perches to land formerly of
John Gerbrick and others; thence North
2814 degrees West 4614 perches to lands
formerly the Public Road; thence North
20 degrees East 4834 perches to the place
of beginning, containing 1934 acres and
62 perches net measure together with all
and singular the Blast Furnace, Sid
ings, Railways, Machinery in and upon
ind appurtenant to said deseribed tract
of land (excepting thereout, however,
ibout % of an acre conveyed by John
L. Kurtz to James E. Conroy), the abovi
tract of 19 aeres being the same prop
srty which John I. Kurtz by deed dated
May 12th, 1887, conveyed to said Belle
fonte Furnace Company.
Tract No. 2. Being all that certain
messuage, tenement and tract of land
situate in Spring Township, County of
Centre aforesaid bounded and described
18 follows, to wit: Beginning at a post,
thence along land of Thomas Jennings,
Thomas Rote and Thomas Trustees
South 58 degrees Weat 03 2/10 perches
to a post; thence along a 40-foot street
North degrees 45 West
20 6/10 perches to a post; thence along
land of William A. Thomas’ Trustees
south 60 degrees West 42 perches to a
post; thence along Publie Road North
legrees J0 minutes West 24 6/10 perches
to a post; thence along land of William
A. Thomas’, Trustees North 60 & ¢
Bast 127 8/10 perches to a post; thence
dong land formerly of Potts & Shoe
naker Bouth 42 degrees 55 minutes
i3 2/10 perches 10 the place of begin
ung, containing 30 acres and 115 perches
nd being the same p isos ©
y William A. Thomas’
Bellefonte Furnace Company
Deed dated April 15th, A. D. 18587.
Tract No. 3. All that certain messuage
tenement and lot of ground situate in
Spring Township, County of
iforesaid, bounded and described as fol
lows, to wit: Beginning at a point or
the North side of the Public Road lead
ing from Bellefonte to Coleville near
where the B Central Railroad
:rosses the same; thence along said pub
lie road North 64 degrees 40 minutes
East 33 8/10 perches to stones; thenes
North 85 degrees 20 minutes West
$0 0/10 perches to a post; thence South
WwW degrees West 40 3/10 perches to a»
post; thence South degrees
ites East 42 1/10 perches to stones
cepting and reserving therefrom the
right of way granted to the Buffalo Run,
Bellefonte and Bald Eagle; mow Belle
fonte Central R. R. through said
scribed tract of land), this latter tract
being the property conveyed by Thomas
P. Scott and Thomas A. Shoemaker to
the Bellefonte Furnsee Co. by deed
lated November 1st, A. D. 1887,
Tract No. 4. Bituate in Patton Town
ship, Centre County, Pennsylvania, and
known as the Red Bank Mine of the
Bellefonte Furnace Co., consisting of
the following several purparts, namely:
Purpart Ne, 1, all that certain parcel
or tract of land situate in Patton Town
ship, Centre County, bounded and de
seribed as follows: Beginning at a pine
stump on line of lands being mined upon
by Carnegie Brothers & Co. Limited
thence Bouth 60 degrees West 24 2/10
perches to a post; thence by other lands
of Moses Thompson North 30 degrees
West 121 2/10 perches to & post; thence
by lands of Matterns North 54%; degrees
East 17 1/10 perches to a post by stone;
thence by land of John Hicks South
28% degrees East 14 7/10 perches to a
post; and thence North [J degrees
il 4/10 perches to a post; thence by
lands of Abraham Hicks and first men
tioned lands Bouth 281 degrees East
109 3/10 perehas to the place of begin-
ning, containing 19 agres and 31 perches
net measure; being part of a larger tract
of land surveyed on warrant of Jokn
Thompson, and the same traet which
John I, Thompson by deed dated Decem-
ber 20th, 1887, and recorded in Centre
County in Dead Hook No. 54, page 345,
granted and conveyed to the said Belle
fonte Furnace Co., and in which Moses
Thompson et al, by deed dated Decem-
ber 20th, 1887, recorded in Centre Coun:
ty in Deed Book No. 06, page 156, also
released their rights to said Bellefonte
Furnase Co.
Parpart No, 2, being all that certain
messuage, tenement and tract of land
in Patton Township, bounded and de-
scribed as follows: Beginain at a
stone; thence by land of yr ry
son Bouth 27% degrees East 65 2/10
perches to stones; thence by land of
same North 64% degrees East 00 perches
to a sione; thenee by land of William
Searson, Mrs, A. Lowry, Henry Lowry
and John Bottorf North 28 degrees West
20 perches to stones; thence by land of
John Bottorf North 6414 dagroes East 9
perches to a post; thenes by A of
John B. Mattern and George Mattern
North 28 degrees West 67 8/10 perches
to a stone; thence by land of George
Mattern South 5444 dagrees West 90 8/10
perches to a stone; thense Ly land of
A Hicks South 28 degrees East
12 6/10 perches to a post; thence by land
of same South 411% degrees West 8 perch-
es to the place of beginning, containing
52 aeres and 22 perches pet measure, and
being the same pro and
conveyed by oT Hicks to
Bellefonte “Furnace Co. deed dated
April 12th, A, D, 1889, recorded in
Centre County, in Deed Book No. 62,
1090.
ar oh No, 5. All that certain messuage,
tenement and tract of land situate in
atin Howitt Centre County, Penn.
iis, sosind Sen dir
Article of ihigroaniont dated December |
Ba. 1886, Fesorded in Ponte ny
granted and conveyed Lo George C
Oo
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minutes
dey
myeyved
to ti
bs
stoes,
aia
Centre
ellefonte
Sy y
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ex
ade
tho
acer
right and pm
v of ground
nnd conveying
of at least thirty
in Patton Township, lying §
the tract of land leased by George
tern and John B. Mattern to the
George CC, Potts by lease bearing
date of December 23rd, 1886, for the pur
pose of mining ore with the privilege to
occupy and use the said thirty acres of
ground for the purpose of erecting a
mud dam thereon, and buildings and im
provements connected with what is
known as the Mattern Mine, of said
George C, Potts, and whieh rights under
said agreement the said George C. Potts
granted and conveyed to the Bellefonte
Furnace Company by agreement dated
February 5th, 1801,
Tract No. 6, being
known as Scotia Ore
County, Pennsylvania,
Bellefonte Furnace Company
Carnegie Bteel Co., Limited,
and described as follows:
Purpart No. 1. All the right, y and
interest in and to the rights, and
the right to enter, raise, take and
said |
said
all that
Mines Centr
purchased by
from the
bounded
property
in
ore
LIL CATTY
away, and wash all iron ore that can be
found in, upon or underlying the sur
face of all that certain me
ment and tract of land si
Township of Patton, Cou
aforesaid, bounded and de
lows: Jeginning at a stone
ands of Abraham Hicks
Thompson, being the Boutl
of said Abraham Hicks’ In
other lands of i
South 2034 degrees
line of Pennsvly
land; thence bv suid liz
grees Ea §
North 341
to stone:
sid
135 per
M3 per
jegrees Fast
IOT 1
} 3, 4+}
thence SOrid
erches to
Miles DD. Gray
107 5/10 per
North 56%
to a stone;
famine
SILI
yr North
a stone;
Behres South
perches to a stone;
4304 degre
nut; thence by lands «
South 46% deg
and deseritied as )
ning at 8 White Ousk sorper
lands of Miles D. Gray;
formerly of Moses Thon
West 70 perel
561g
thenee Liv lands
legrees
thence
perches to a stone;
iegress East 1 I
on the line of GG. Bi ;
the land of sald Biddle North 63 IVT
East 64 2/10 perches to a Black Oak or
line of M. D. Gray; thence by lands o
said M. D. Gray North 331%
West 43 5/10 perches to a stone ;
North HLL degrees East 160 perches to
place of beginning, containing 116
and 104 perches neat measure, heing
same premises which Moses The
and wife granted and conveved to }
D. Gray by deed bearing date
lay of June, A. 1). 1866, and f
in Centre County in Deed Hook §. No. 2
page 647, wherein the said M:
son reserved all the ore rig
tract subject to a royalty of Ive and
one-half (1215) cents per ton of twenty
two hundred forty pounds of all
clean ore taken away subject neverthe
less to the reservation and resgrictions
in the said deed contained ans by refer
ence thereto will more fully appear,
Purpart No. 3, being a tract of land
conveyed to LCarpegie Brothers & Co.,
Limited, by J. B. Lowrie, Trustee by
deed dated June 3rd, 1881, recorded in
Centre County in Deed Book, page 385,
ete, being sitoate in Patton Township,
Centre County, adjoining lands of P.
Lytle, et ul, bounded and deseribed an
follows: Beginning at a post, the com
mon gorner of lands of said J. R. Lowrie
and Carpegis Brothers & Co. Limited,
on the compromise line esjablished be
tween Centre Furnace Company Aad
Shorh Bewnrt & Co., on the bearing
North 81 degrees East; thence by lands
of the party of the first part North #4
degrees West 38 8/10 porches to a post ;
thence North 0584 degrees East 130
perches to stones; thence by lands of
P. Lytle South 35 degrees East 160
perches §g a post; thence by other lands
of the said J. R. Lawrie, Trustee, South
501% degrees Wost 134 perches to & ait;
thence North 3414 degrees West 110 Woks
perches to the place of beginning, eon-
taining 133 pores and 10 perches, being
part of n farger fact of lapd surveyed
in pursunnee of 8 warrant grangod fn the
name of Jacob Baker,
Purpart No. 4, being a tract of land
conveyed by William Thompson, Jr,
and wife, and James 1, Thompson to
Carnegie Brothers & Co, Limited, by
deed ictober 1, 1867, and recorded
in Centre Coupty, Deed Book b4,
287, situate, lying apd beipg | ni o
Township of oe: Contre fA upty, at
Scotia Ore Mines, bounded and deseribed
as follows: On the Bouth by und
used as a public street in the vil age of
Beofin; on the West, North and East hy
other lands pf the said party of the sec.
ond part, bein ud 60
and about 200 feat in’ depth,
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