THE CENTRE DEMOC RAT, CHAS. R. KURTZ CIRCULATION, OVER 1800. Telephone Call ns3. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION gl. 80 per yea ar. $1.00 Regular Price If pald In ADVANCE COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR 1807. MUSSER, Necretary Assistant Secretary Huan 8, TayLon, BoyYp A. Chalrman, WiLLram J, Keren, Po Bellefonte Precinct Name, Bellefonte, nw Jno Trafford 8 W Ed Brown, Jr Ww Gea BR Meek Centre , Hi all Boro J Witmer Wolf, Centre . Hall Howard h Abe Weber Howard Milesburg Jas, B. Noll MHeshurg Millheim Sam’'l Weiser, Jr Millheim Unionville _ L I Brisbin Fleming Philipsburg 1st w J W Lukens Philipsburg * Zndw Harry Denning * 3rd w_ Albert Howe State College Boro J N Krumrine, S. Philipsburg ** Heary Wilcox, Benner twp np LC Reriek Tohn Ishler Henry Heaton Jos I. Ne " _t D F Psorman Burnside ** Wm Hipple College Jno A Rupp Curtin N J MeCloskey Ferguson WH Fry " we Sam HarpsterJr Geo Weaver Jas C Condo Penn Hall Jno Smith Spring Mills WT Winklebeck Coburn R E Stover Woodward Emory McAfee Stormstown Jas A Swabb Linden Hall Robert Confer Howard Henry Hale Julian Jas I Delong Jang ard Wm P Orr Walke Dan'l W Harter Voll's Store Edward Mille re Mills ; ' shershurg Waddle state College Philipsburg Bellefonte Mlilesburg toland Milesburg Pine Glenn Oak Hall Homola Pine Grove Mills Gatesburg Penns Cave Boggs Gregg Haines } Half Moor nm twp Harris Howard Huston Liberty Marion ep tteeman HUG iH RS. TAYLO MUSSER, See's Chalrr EDITORIAL WHAT will be the result of the Ask some one that knows McK body seems to be in the SINCE ness. -— Tue est is goin must pay all bills Miller. county A he cont g on and the All for poor -— MARK HANNA seen biggest men in per patron the republi 24 14 Ph of Ser THERE were 107g births and 414 deaths in Centre county last year. According is rapidly on to that our population the increase - UxcrLe Sam and John Bull have ed hands and pledged to settle all future differences step forward by the nations clasp- by arbitr That is a two leading civilized ation, - IT is real amusing to hear of Quay and then Wanamaker posing as a great itica | reformers—rather political roosters oth are ay upon the creda ity of the ige der lo gain prest NAMAKER 1s now posiug as a 'r It wasonly in 1888 raised a Har- the that Holy John Wanamaker corruption fund of £400.000 to elect rison jon 1s anything to occasi - Tue Kinley able. Banks prosperity since Mi something remark- are busting real lively employment is hard to get ; not running as was promised. votes -> Tun and the Spanish forces hav war ¢ accomplish- ed nothing thus far. Every day the Spain cannot long endure the strait of an expensive war, Ea — WE most heartily commend Gov, "tings, position in refusing to send the en. tire state troops to the McKinley {naugu- ral. The expense of such a demonstra. dion is immense, It is not necessary or essential and if that amount of money is diverted into some more useful channel the public generally will applaud the executives course. KEconomy in public affairs is needed. As a people we are too extravagent and public funds are often squandered in a way that vo re. turn is received, — ED. & PROP | Address | factories are | Cam- | paign pledges are often made to capture | in Cuba is stil} progressing | war progresses the Spain. | ish exchequer is being reduced and bank- | ruptcy is now staring them in the face, | HARRISBURG LETTER, A————— The Making of Legislative Com- mittees: Now in Order, THE AMENDED GRANGER TAX BILL Ig, Will bo Presented slon, Together with the Report of the Early in the Ses- State Tax Conference—Sonator Penrose Not Yet Ready to Resign. (Special Correspondence.) Hanmisnure, Pa, Jan. 11, Having settled the momentous struggle over Senator Cameron's seat the legisla: ture has taken a recess until the eve of the election of his successor. This long recess was for two purposes—flrst, to allow the bitterness between the factions in this contest to subside, and secondly to glve Speaker Boyer an opportunity to make ug the house committees. This is one of the most difficuls tasks which falls to a pre siding officer. He must consider the qual iflcations of the members as well as the geographical claims of the different dele tions in order to prevent friction in the work of the assembly. It is understood the old members will be given the com. mittee places which they held last session unless they are disposed to serve on other committees. As to chalrmanships, there will probably be some contention. Among the most important chairman ships of the last session which are likely tc be held by the same legislators this wintes are those of the committes on appropria- tions, of which Mr. Marshall of Allegheny was the head: railroads, Mr. Lytle of Huntingdon, chairman; street rallways Mr. Keyser of Philadelphia, chairman. I'he committees on ways and means, te which will be referred the different rovenue bills that are likely to be introduced, had an able chairman last session in Frank titer, the present director of public safety in Philadelphia. He devoted much time to the preparation of the granger tax bill which has been undergoing a practical under a resolution of the last house in the auditor general's department. This bill will be returned with s hanges and the report of tax conference on the practical operation of thé bill will be submitted at the time in ordem that members 1 get a full under standing of : Many of former legislators insist that this bill w give them the relief f it will They assert test, ne ( the state same the the the meas ir which they pray and that opposition channels that any change in Mr. Rit mittee uld probability by He of Philadelphia, had he not declined serve as a member of the house. He pre ferred the position of chief deputy in the sherifl’s office of Philadelphia to a seat in the h Speaker Boyer will find some difficulty in getting a chairman who will be able to understand the intricacies of tax legislation. It is reported that Repre sentat jortiandt K. Bolles, of Philadel phia, can have this chalrmanship if he de siresit, but he told me ths other day that he did not eare to assume the responsibilities of so arduons a chairmanship No othe name has been publicly suggested necti The taken in al Pennewill ous vel n wi Yorn mL tee contest h as nd ho that the ap wed by regarded » i senat left many use, and the bot wear leading fac tionists Magee, Flinn vauffman the antl y forces, while in the h of represant vo V Pada, F , | ne senate, Senators are the leaders of VII yorhees of Philade sion, Nesbit of Northum 1X take com ’ Delaware anne ing of others Tic Wa Aan will mand tis very oo fall 1 shanges y his that many bills will wr the veto ax unless the goveruor mind. The large appropria tion for the expenses of the senate com mittee which has investigating the municipal affairs of Philadelphia is one of the bills that is most sure to meet with his disapproval. Those who are close tc him say that he will never sign such » bill, because he could not sonsistently de so after having disapproved in the first piace of the creation of the committee The governor's message has made a very favorable mnpression. His recommenda tions will doubtless be heeded and as an result there will be some very important changes in the road laws of the state, as well as in the method of distribdting the school funds, abont which there has been much contention for several years It is held by the representatives of the country districts that they are unfairly diserim inated against in the distribution of the state's grant to the schools, and that un less somet done to reli the «it 1 oppose the appropriation an beon hing is uation they wil at this session ove Seenes at the Capitol, tha rod when the were Interesting hall of the house of were beautifu and unoocn of the desks Similar scenes chamber. It would some | The scones at legislature organ In the remodelled repre sentatives flowers pled capitol many enllorias the rear were crowded with people wore enacted in the was expected that there ang t Annees in snnate be | Sensational developments at the organiza. tion of the house, but everything passed off in a remarkably harmonious way. If was reported that certain members would, when they presented themselves at the bar of the houses for the purpose of being qualified, be challenged on account of alleged bribery and other offenses which make them incompetent to take the oath Eh | 1s appears, however, that both sides in the The death of Maceo | has ouly spurred the insurgents on in | their determination to avenge his death, | The Cubans are hopeful, bold and defiant, | senatorial fight were tired of the processes of the law, and abandoned all sults before the hour for organization The campaign of 1807 1s bound to be one of more than usual interest and excite | ment. Three or four counties have al ready elected delegates to the next state convention, which will nominate cand} | dates to snocead State Treasurer Haywood and Auditor General Mylin. During the | spring the remaining counties of the state | will select thelr delegates, and in these | Has- | preliminary fights the lines will be closely | drawn between the Quay and the anti Quay foroes, so that the next state con i vention will determine pretty clearly | whether the organization of the Republi- | can party in Pennsylvania is to continue | in the hands of Senator Quay. Senator MeCarrell, as president pro tem. of the senate, and H. K. Boyer, of Phila deiphin, as speaker of the house, made striking speeches on being elected te the chairs of the two branches Both made reference to the need of legisla tion for the various cites of the com monwealth. Thess speeches are under stood to have special significance on ao tount of the reform bills which Senator ! i i —————" BELL E FONTE, PA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1897. Quay has had prepared for Introduction at this session. Thess bills are intendsd to do away with money in politics and the | unfalr control of elections by the use of patronage and interference of officehold- ers; In short, to bring about a sors of municipal millennium Many Applicants for Places, In view of the long recess and the con- tingencies that might arise after the eleoc- tion of the United States senator, the slate committees of the senate and house did not make a report before the adjourn- ment. They will meet during the recess and decide who shall occupy the various clerkships and subordinate positions on both sides of the capitol. There's a small nrmy of applicants, and these committees will not have an easy time of it in deter mining the claims of the various county delegations. Such a demand for positions has not been known for several years, and tho committees have determined to appor- tion the places throughout the state as fairly as possible A gront mass of billg will be precipi tated on the luckless legislature after the recess. Among the measures to be intro- duced are several amendments to the Brooks high license law, which is alleged to have operated unfairly in different cities of the state. The State Liquor league has its representatives here, and they will in- sist that some changes shall bo made so as to wipe out inequalities about which they complain. They are especially desirous of having some stringent provisions inserted, either in the Brooks law or in a new law, against the unlicensed clubs, which they contend are scarcely more than speak easles. They declare that the liquor seller is at the mercy of these places, inasmuch as the dealer is compelled to pay a high Heense and recelves while the association known as a its liquor without a fee and without danger of the minions of the law interfering They h some force that clubs and nssocls this character should be compelled to take out a license the same as a hotel proprietor and saloonkeeper. It is reported that the Massachusetts law which is a very radic measures, and the Raines law yperantion in New York, will both be presented in some form and a result a compromise measure will be agreed up Another bill wh is one against the theatres .l« been asked by no protection, club sells ny wi tions of al ns wearing of itenant Go Indie to prepare th slong by the its passage» uge will com: Mass of New Bills pes the del A Great From what iation, but at the legislature a session one wonders necessity there is for so muse each recurring n ' f Mit groal mass tinues to roll in upon the capitol, and Jovan pie onll a halt it will be } awhile the pax for even the lawy lotermine the rights of the A lot of bills are passe many of use! withstanding the pruning of the g r h unnecessary | cult alter ers Wo citizen or oor 4 poration iat every sonsion them oan, and not vernon there is mu { the statute Ix tw wks of the cominor . if uld be H ww the : pass the app bills that are nex in the laws as terests of the § AAArY. Make » about Guard ir He ’ the entire Nat the inauguration be and the in« and nen. He does not th the mer ought to be asked to subsist them as they have heretofore, and he agree to involve the state in any expense for the transportation of the troops. Not withstanding the rnor a large per cont. of the guard desires t attend the insuguration, and the proba bility is that the division will march on Pennsylvania avenue as in the past Attorney General MceCormick has given a very emphatic opinion in the matter of the objections to the consolidation of the Reading Railway and Coal companies under the omnibus charter of the old National company He finds that the commonwealth cannot interfere, hecanse the charter of the National company which was purchased by the Reading, an thorized it to do the in which it was engaged, prior to ion of the new constitution In oon “The AOS O he oxpens ors mvenietnos to the offi ' we] ve will not position of the go business the adopt He says lusion wisdom of the framers of the consti tution of '74 in denying to the legisiature the to grant special chartdrs be comes apparent in the consideration of the manifold powers granted by the charter of the Reading « the only con solation of mn is that they pow er ympany, and the present generati are not respons ble there! Lively Contest Over a Clerkship. mflict In the senate lor, of Montgomery, of Armstrong. over senator Saylor There was a lively ¢ FAY ferodith, reading clerkship being a member of the slate committee has landed his man, Lo. M. Kelty, and Sen stor Meredith has been satisfied by the making of his candidate, Ex- Representa. tive Cochran, of Armstrong, the clerk of the president pro tem Senator who is sare to elected United States senator on the reas sothbling of the legisiature will probably retain his seat until the end of the preseny legislative session, unless n special sonic) of congress should be called, in which event he will resign his seat abouts March 4d and go to Washington. There are sev eral precedents for this proposed action, and Senator Quay Is understood to be de sirous of having Senator Penrose remain here in charge of the reform bills, in which he is interested, as long as possible Senator Quay has Invited several state between Sennt and Senator the Penrose, be officials and personal friends to accom. | pany him to his St. Lucie retreat in Flor | ida, after Senator Penrose has boon elected. He will spend some time in Florida. SS The electoral college of Pennsylvania met at the capitol today to cast the state's vote for Major McKinley for president This ls a perfunctory performance. About two hours were consumed in the computa- | tion of the vote and the signing of the certificates, which are forwarded to Wash ington, There is some talk here to the effect that when Senator Cameron retires from the sonate in March he will be jondurul n first class foreign mission. He is anxious to round out his public career in practi oally the same way as his venerable father, the late General Cameron, who was min. ister to St. Petersburg. E. J. 5ia0krote PUBLIC SALE REGISTER, (Persons having their sale bills printed | at this office will have notices inserted under this heading free. will be charged 50 cents. Our for printing bills are the best, work of same, attention giveu to all always reasonable) BATURDAY, Fen. 6ru~The Jacob homestead, In Union township, about 6 acres, Male at coart fonte, 8. K. Emerick, Admr The zion, Pa 5 horses 8, farm 1mplements TRURKDAY, MARCH 18d. W. Weaver, at Filed ler, va Farin three horses, four Cows, Zyoung cattle, hogs aod a large farm implements and sundries Hoover containing house, Belle WEDNESDAY, Manon 10 David Wise, dec'd near 11 head cattle, ¥ hog slo, WEDNESDAY, MAnOl 17At W. H. Long. In Mariou stock and Implements of some fine stock. see bills - the residences of township all variety, Has Fire Insurance Co. The Centre county Fire H., held their rant House, Ins. Co, P. of annual meeting at latter past busines lellefonte, the The very satisfactory result of the The rapidly of last week, year was 8 of the company has been extend i { | | Others | facilities | Prompt | Prices are | farm stock of | lot of | Farm | i i the | ing from year to year, while the assess. | ments have been exceedingly low, much lower than in the All the the representatives other regular compan wes formeroficers were re-¢lect. ed for ensuing year. A number of of the grang ent from adjoining counties showed about ine uths, the two and ulosis Detected PROVISIONS | weekly by Bau Apples dried Cherries dried pe Beans perquart Onions, per bushe Butter, per pout Tallow, per Country Sho Aides Ha Hamssugar Breakfast Bae Lard, perpound BERS | "otal De "i er er Der “weet Rel’ of onde Grain Market rected weekly by Geo. W Red Kye Corn ¥ Corn. shelle ODatsnew p Barley. perbushe Buckwheat perbushe Groundplaster perton Jackson Ki wheat. pert CArs} erbushe shel wt b i perd d er bushel ishe shel LEGAL NOTICE QOiri ANS COUR By virtae of an of Centre county, lie sale, on SATURDAY, FERR! at the Court House o'clock p. m. the loll Hoover, deceased About three wu as the Jas Beginning at sto IT SALY order of the Orpha there will "a OC be exposed at ARY 6th in Bellefonte owing property 1 located in 1 les north of Unie wo Hoover homestead thence by jands, now or ate of Job i Hoover, south & west perehes to thence by same south 4% west 76 hes Lo rock oak : thenoe south Xi west 8 perches 10 pin oak ; theneoe north 77 east perches to chestnut stun thence by ands now or late of John Rowan, south east 17 perches to maple sprout “ wes perches t south 5 degrees west & sotith 72° east 31.6 per south '‘S de grees east 7 by land now of west Cast 10 perches to stones or late of Jacob Flick. no es 10 stones and fe Acres and 4 ting and reserving 1iacres at AF nied and eonveyed by Jacob Hoover James and George Flies. by deed dated ane 17th. 18 yl recorded in ved Book No vg wing the same premises which Ro Valentine ef, ai, and Eliza M. Thomas al. oxeontars of William A. Thomas, deceas by deed dated Mareh 19h, 1%0, and March 2ist, 1590, respectively, and recorded in Centre county in Deed Book F. Vol pages 196 and 168, granted to Israel Hoover, ana which T, J Dunkie, high sheoiff of Centre county by deed dated April 21th, IZ, and intended to be forth with recorded, granted and conveyed unto Jacob Hoover, now deceased Tums Ten per cent, of purchase money on day of sale: balance of one-third on confirma tion absolute : one third In one year from con firmation absolute (and the remainder in 2 yrs from confirmation absolute : deferred payments to bear Interest from date of confirmation abso lute at 6 per cent, per annum and to be secured py bond and mortgage on the pressises J.C. Meyer, BN. K. EMeniox, Adnt'r, 114 Attorney Fleming, I's mviile nes a post dog wood ; thence perches to post ches to white oak rehes Lo post thenoe late of William Bron, north } perehes to stones : theneoe north & thence by lands now rth 34° west 112 perch of beginning, contain perehes ar a Nance thence Ace rehes ey ASSIGNEE 8 SALE In assigned estate of W. Miles Walker. Dy order of the Court of Common Pleas of Centre county. All the right title and Interest of W. Miles Walker in and to 1000 shares of the Black Granite Brick Company and all the interest in | eeriain leaseholds of land In Westmoreland conl lands, owned and controlled by sald Com any, will be offered at public sale.at the Court fouse, in Bellefonte, on Saturday February 6th, at 2 p.m. Terms cash, ELvas LL, Orvis, Assignee, OTIOE~Notiee is hereby given the first and partial account of Nathaniel Beerley, Committee of Harry Saylor, will be nted to the Court on Weenesday, Jan. 27, 1847, and unless exceptions be fled hereto on or befora the second day of said term the same will be confirmed, W.F, 8uirn, Dee. 3%, 1808, Prothonotary, NERIFI"S SALE. Hy virtue of sund y writs of Levari Facias, W../ Faclas and Vendition! ponas issued { streets | two bu | erly ak | hort nion township | Known ] thenee south | thence | 1« . of boo or itene dts | place of beginnin i} Pee | dwellis As follows: 4 First Prizes, each of $100 Cash - © Fr oA U1 ir ‘ Cash and Prizes given each month Total given during 12 mos. 1897, $40, ,800.0 0 { HOW TO OBTAIN THEM. & OPEL ors Lo snyve ns many SUNLICHT | pot Wrappers ns they enn collect, « ut the top portion of each . wrapper, that portion ¢ gn fine 4 Coupons 2 wid END ing the heading “SUNLICHT fn The 1 (e alld Hone pun’) nre te be sent ul © Fail paid, enclosed ih wheot of Pps sinting Compet. Hor's full mame and nddress | nnd the namber sent in, to Lever Pros? Ad, cw Yor 3 marke d on outside Wrnpper! pls t hand ¢ AE NU MBER of the DIN ihe T Competitor lives in, ors NAME OF DISTRICT. ew York City, Brooklyn, Long 1 - Steten Ininnds, New Jersey, New York State (outside of N.Y, Clty, Hirookiyn, Long and Staten Toland: ), Pennsyly unin, Delaware, Mary. land, ext Virginia and Dis. trict of Columbin, The New England States, § re the osiebrat ot Pleres Special, , WPA by Geo, N. Pierce & Co, of B nd New York, Pitted with Har ord ses Nickle Lamp, New Departure A Bleyel “8 2bEold row. i “9 000: 0 73 osu) { Crelometer, and Hust Lace Baddie, CASHAND GIVEN FREE PRIZES EACH MONTH ight * FOR SOAP WRAPPERS RULES. 1. Every month during 1997 in each of the § districts pris Hs RAE be awarded as follows The | Competito -§ 400.00 000, $3,400.49 who sends in the THIS TOF PORTION | I nrge wt Numb r of coupons from sviriet in which be or she resides 1H roonive $100 Cush, The § Competitors who send in the Next Largest Numbers of oon. | po ms from Lhe district in whileh they Lramide will Each rorive st winner's i {option a jad ye or gentieman * Pierce special t cyein, price 80, 00 " 4 he 40) ( Alora who send in the Next Een Ney yo of ooupons from the dis trict in which th vy ren de wil Faek receive st winner's option a lady's or gentieman's Gold Wateh, price 83, 2. The Com I Close the Last Dayo of Inrh Month dur ng 1, Coupons received Loo Inte Or one month's em petition will be put lato the next, 8. Competitors w wrappers frome unsold SOP In des ers stock w dimguniified. Employees of Lover Brothers, 124, pd their failion, sre dee barred from comm iho w i ot of Winvers in Competitor's district warded (to Oompetivors in about 21 days aller tn elomes , 144, will endeavor to award the prizes fairly Lo the ot ol their ability and judgroent, but it is understood thst all who compete agree Lo 80+ oupt the award of Lever Brothers, 144., as Susl. LEVER BROS., Ltd. New York. eB. nd State of Pennsy) Var escribed as follows to it point on southeast oo of thence southerly along ndred feet to Lamb s.reet : thence east bh street sixly feet thenoe parallel w= Rid thence easterly Street sixty feet thence porther indred and hence westerly a i twent wher ridge street mg herly ot ge sireet one } ames J i of Zimmerm an said Woods thence no ot of said We oA ek 19 fee i Thereon erected on | # houses onhelwn inn | on Lamb street Nelged taker the property of trix of ele, of . fi An inal Woods Wood ALND All the defendants rig) tle and terest in An to that certain piece un Cur tin township Centre co i 4 soribed as follows toni ginning the pub ie road near the grave yard, on W. 8 Lucas farm thence porth 30° west 44 rods, 1} along land of W_ x, Lucas south west 87 rods, thence along lands of J, MeCloskey's heirs north 40° west 61 rods, thenee along land of J. Winsel and J BR bb north 5° east | 5 rods thenee south along land of J. W Packer i" cast 6lrods, thenee south east Ab4 00 rosls, thenee south $047 west fois, thenoe south 0° west 46 rodsto the place of begin nmg containing 61 acres more or less hereon erected a two story frame dwelling house, barn and other outbuildings Sedzed, taken In execution and 1 the property of Frankiln OC. Packer for of John J. Pecker. deceased ALSO All that certain lot or piece of pround with the appurtenance thereto belonging situate and ying io the south side addition a Philipsburg, uate d and de ence sont h y be sold as ” ministra Rush township, County of Centre and State of | Pa. and known as lot No seribed as follows lot No. 4, thenoe at right angles to Second street along Jot No. 14 one hundred and seven Ly wix (178) feet to an alley, thenee along alley north thirty three (33) feet, thenoe to line of Second street one hundred and seventy six (176) feet, thence along this street to the place of be inning, having thereon erecled a two story rame shingle roofed bullding 1% x 28 feet Seized. taken In execution and to be sold as the property of Charles I. Nelson, ALSO All the Hight titie and interest of the defend ants in and to those certalu premises situate in the Boro of Howard, Centre county, Pa, bounded on the notih by Main street, on the west by lands of B, Weber, on the south by lot of Patrick Martin, and onthe east b premier of Patriek Martin, Being and exiendin fond on Main street Sifeet and in dept oo) avin Jhirech erected a twe h Sry dwelling house and all outbuild ings, ge jaken in execution and 10 be sold as Ju propery N of Mary PFllen Mayes, of al irs ete, Sra deed will be Jak eawiedyed until purchase money is paid in ful 18, bounded and de Beginning at the corner of | mney Ale Ar sald pres beret on 1h fter as the sale Hewes [ George Gross OURT PROCLAMATIO WHEREAS the Hor fudge of th Court J ue sirict President eas of the ald o January Notice Justices sald week he Coroner 1 and Constables of they be then and there o'clock in the fore ecords, inquis wn remem their office who are cute against n the jail of to prosecute [lefonte the Ist r Lord, 1807 and wd twenty-first year of the » United States V. M CRONISTER Sherif R LE ON HEIES Pennsylvania, Oenlre « nly, mm a 1, George WW. Rumberger, Clerk of the (LS Orphans court of seid county of Centre { won Vdo hereby eortify that at an Orphans’ Court held at Bellefonte the 25h day of Nov, A. DD. 18 before the Honorable the Judges of sald Court, on motion a rule was granted upon | the heirs and legal representatives of Jacob Brickley, deceased, to come Into court on the fourth Monday of January next (0 aeoept or | teluse to acoept at the valuation, or show feansee why the real estate of sald deocassd | should not be sold, Same notice to be given as {In inquisition. In testimony whereof 1 have bereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of | sadd Court at Belicfonte the 25th Jay of Nov A. DD. Ives | Geo, W. Roxnenosn, C. OC JNO. PP Ooxpo, sherifl, Dee. 1, "WW Sherifl"s office Avni NOTICE «In the Orphans’ Court of Centre county. In re estate of De. RL. Dartt, late of the Boroneh of Bellefonte, TH The undersigned auditor appointed by the Hon. Judges of said Court to restate the ao count, if necessary, and to make distribution of the balance In the hands of the aceountant in the above estate, lo and among those legally entitled to receive the same, Berets An. no ties that he will attend to the duties of his sp pointment at his office in the Borough of Baila. onte, on Tuesfay, the 12th day of January, A. D157, at 10 o'clock, when and where all par. thes in Interest aie requested to be present, H.C. QUisLeyY, Jan. 12, 97. Auditor, STRAY Came to the promises of the un: od § township, miles west of Mies a atwo art oid bul, b A 000. or and the both ears are out EE to expenses or aw. owner is TOVe wry 4
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