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THURSDAY, APRIL 1, 1920
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, THIRTY FIVE YEARS AGO
Paragraphs of News Taken from the
Files of the Reporter of 1885.
June 24, 188s.
Only three-fourths of a mile of track
to lay yet to complete between Belle-
fonte and Lemont, but the iron has run
out, and when a new supply comes on,
the little gap will be finished.
Jack Roush, a native of Haines town-
ship and a former landlord of the Re-
bersburg hotel, committed suicide last
week at his home, the ‘Narrows Hotel",
pear Laurelton, by taking laudapum.
July 8, 1885.—The railroad between
Lemont and Bellefonte is finished now.
Emanuel Smith has been appointed
postmaster at Potters Mulls.
Chas. Bollinger has been appointed
constable for Potter township, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of John
Weaver.
Messrs. Noll and Stewart, of Pleasant
Gap, are now doing the main part of the
mason work for the Centre Hall Luther-
an church.
The hotel at Lemont was destroyed
by fire on the night of June 22. The
building was occupied by Isaac Arm-
strong, who lost all his furniture but
bad insurance on same. Mrs, Arm-
strong had near $600 under Ler pillow
which burned, The house belonged
to John Thompson, who has about $600
insurance in the Penns Valley company.
Married,—On ] 18, in Centre Hall,
by Rev. G. W, Ct n, A. C. Ripka, of
pear Centre Hall, and “Miss Amelia V,
Daup, of Potters Bank
Died.—At Centre Hall, June 21, Mrs.
Clara Tobias, aged 77 years, 2 months,
12 days.
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Items from the Millheim Journal.
Miss Jennie Ke: Jer, Who has spent
the past year in Cleveland, O, arrived
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Kessler, last Thursday morning.
A. M. Yearick, of Woodward, recently
sold his home in that place to Mrs.
Thomas Vonada, for $2,300. The sale
includes several building lots and eight
acres of farm land,
# Ill luck befell James Tressler, of near
Coburn, on last Thursday forenoon
when a horse, which he had only re-
cently bought at a public sale at Farm-
ers Mills, was kicked by another horse,
The horse’ yind leg was kicked off
and tbe animal was shot to relieve its
suffering.
M. O. Stover's public sale held on
Tuesday near Woodward, which on ac
count of t
poned from the 13th, was largely attend-
ed. The stock sold high, while the im-
plements sold considerably cheaper than
at most sales held thisspr
which includ kK an
from two farms, ar to $10,000.
Mr. Stover will move to Millheim.
weather was post-
[he sale,
nachivery
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Sold Mounted Deer Head —Fined.
H. W. Knepp, of Lewistown, 1s out
$90 net and
a deer as the result of a surprise Thurs-
day, but he says | yforted by be-
ing richer in knowledge. Oue of the
articles sold at |
the other day was th
deer, It |
the transac
some party, wi
made public, telep
back, a state §
yunted head of
p's public vendue
nounted head of a
, but hardly bad
completed than
se identity has not been
honed to J. J. Slatter
e warden at Lewis.
town, and told him about the traps-
action. Slatterback had Koepp arraign-
ed next day before Squire Gilbert for
violating the | ibiting the sale of
y of a deer, where-
upon Knepp was fine . Knepp
contends he was an innocent offender.
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orders filled at above prices.
SALE REGISTER
FRIDAY, APRIL 2, at 10a. m,, one:
half mile west of Tusseyville, David
Stoner will sell farm stock, implements
and household goods, Mayes, anct.
TUESDAY. APRIL 6, at 12 o'clock,
one-half mile west of Centre Hill, on
Boslsburg road, T.A. Hosterman will
sell: Farm stock, implements and
household goods.
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, at one o™
clock, Mary C. Treaster, at Colyer, will
, sell the household goods of the late Sara
Shadow, deceased,
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