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CHAS. R. KURTZ, Ed.
CENTRE COUNTY
FLITTINGS
Our Correspondents Report April
Movings.
IMFORMATION OF VALUE.
That will Eaable You to Locate Numeous
Friends and Acquaintances— Nearly Ali
ted for
Head
Sections Reported ln Detail—Lomy
Our Readers,
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lace, A tn
purchased
moved
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Holt
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tiding on
Seott Craie
Matilda. P
this place to
‘ort
Car
Dietz moved from
to Romolo, on the
ter and M |
Altoona A A
the
Walnut
t street 0
on
the
where the laundry formerly wa
Walout
wed to this place,
IL
enant
by John Dietz, Sr
H. Long, of Walker, m
with his
on
3
son-in-law W Cook. John
Boon
John
moved out in the house on
A. Woodward's sear this
place, at which place he will be « ngaged
farm,
in farming
Unionville
PF. Hall w
Rumberger’s house on Walnut street, to
B. F. Leathers’ on R. R, street. W. BR.
Sensor to East Tyrone ; G, W. Sensor to
Tyrone ; P. C. Moran to Hecla; Harry
¢ Turner from G, W. Rumberger’'s house
to Union township, on Philipsburg road ;
Geo. Shipley from Mrs. Comly’s house
to Union township, on the farm vacated
by Ed Peters; BEd Peters from Union
township to Winber, Somerset county ;
John Solt moved from Mr. Bickel's farm
(yo moved from Geo
and Prop.
| in Union township, to house vacated by
Samuel Holt ; Samuel Holt from Union.
ville to C, M. Resides’ house, Bush Hol.
5S. Spotts from his father’s farm
to Hoover house, on Main street: I. P,
to P. |.
treet;
low; E
Brisbin from Allegheny street
M¢ Main
Evoch Heaton from E. Fisher
A. H Philiy
J township; W. C.
R treet to Al
WwW. B
myille
Donnell’s house on
's house to
house
Hoover's on
'nion an’
legheny
ited by
Uni
SENSO
avid Hoover o
er move urg and
Walker N
1D
Brungart
man will farm for
gart also moved to town an Ww
for
crsburg and
from
farm,
mga
Ieicamp
B. Weave:
Hublersbarg
Frank Shut moved to Centre Hall and
Harry Noll, of Potters Mills, moved into
John Wenv.
er moves on the Knecht farm, near Par
the house vacated by Shutt
vin, Clinton county, and Sam'l Stover
moves into the house vacated hy Weaver
E. L. Wasson
George McAuley moved into a part of
the house occupied by Frank Ishler.
HimgLinGs (Emory Deltrich is work-
ing for Geo. Hoy, of Nittany ; Charley
| Walkey for L. BK. Swartz; Thou, Miller
| for Samuel Hoy ;
| Irvin Yarsell ; Harry Kessinger for John
| Weaver, of Parvin ; and Merril Kessing-
| er for James Carner,
moves to Flemington
Boyd Kreamer for |
entre Lemp
BELLEFONTE, PA., THU
Nittany,
Robb move lefonte,
ot ank Emrick moved
Shaft
Mi Rol
from Ben rm Lo the house va
cated by bought the
Te
Sale lL. AHIar, movers
aC Sa
from
And Henry
he tenant
Mart ki farm
“i
house on
Lohr, ot
’ jan!
ed oth Jase ph
Iddings farm Joha Mills moved
the George Walker mio A
nennet
Ow Lf Hy
om
Ly
moved
a
man's farm Sherman
on Geo. Walker's farm
Fort Matilda to
Walker's house, at Hunterdale
irvin Bennet
moved from (wo
Oak Hat)
Geo, Tressler moved 10 Farmer's
Mills. George Horner to Walnut Grove.
Chas. Klinger to Centre Furnace, and
Lather Dale to Pine Grove Mills Wesley
Tate moved on the farm vacated by Mr,
Tressler., W. R. Williams moved into
the house vacated by Grant Halderman,
{and J. H. Williams moved into the house
| vacated by Thomas Coble.
RSDAY APRIL 12, 1900.
Walker
Mr
oringer,
FARMER Tate moved to (
field Mr. | Mar
moved on the farm vacated by Mr. Tate
Albert Wome! M
Hall, !
Ja
Confer moved
of h Creek,
dorf and family, of
moved on the farm of |
ob Shank move
on
Shank
! H. Mar
noen \
Marsha
tbe far:
recor
y the pr rity M1
Mua
\! Wagner
from Stor town tothe
by Mr. Masser. Clay Whitax
the William
Ran road
LY Oorge
w low farm wa
has mad
jelian
3
Reuben Wa b,
er moved into J. ( Mia
the
Austin
Ellenbergers from Port
son's hall George Sones into
Alexander Edgar
Milesburg
Matilda, Into the house recently ocx
Floyd Biddle into J
Edward Ramer from
property
10
upied
by Hdgar Austin,
C. Mason's Hall
Northumberland into the Mattern prop
erty. Gilbert Beaver from Bellefonte to
the Richards’ property. Elmer Williams
into the house formerly occupied by Geo
Sones. James Davis moved from Winter. |
burn,
Moshannon
Jack Flanigan moved from Moshannon |
[to Lucas Hill. Luther Ricketts moved |
from J. H. Holt's farm, a distance of |
i Continued on page 5
GEN. HASTINGS’
TRIUMPH
A Fierce Battle Among Republi
i
can Politicians.
OUAY'S CROWD DEFEATED
Same © Lot i 1D pt { it
the
on of
College In machine
mination
Such was the manver of canvass con
by the Quay namely,
Judge Love, KE. K. Chambers, who holds
a $2100 a year job as Aeditor General's
traveling attorney, or som<ihing like it
Secretary John Hamilton, Wilson |
Fleming, and even A. V. Miller, whom
Judge Luve recently appointed County
Commissioner. To his credit can it be
said, General Beaver took 50 part in the
fight
ducted workers,
AN EMPUHATIC DEFEAT
And with all this they were beaten,
openly and fairly and emphatically.
The fact was fully realized when the re.
turns came in Saturday night, for sone
better than the Quay leaders knew all
that was transpinug. Not contest with
tbe facilities at their command for get.
Continued on page &
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raf.
VOL. 22, XO. 1g
FACT, FUN AND PANCY
Brig) rklis iragraphs—Selected and
manner
Sugar Valley Sensations
Ex County Commissioner Harvey
Kieckner, of Sugar Valley, was arrested
last week on the charge of sending ob
The ar.
rest was made by United States Marshal
Joseph Stewart, of Williamsport, Mr,
Kleckner was taken to Williamsport,
where he furnished $500 bail for his ap
pearance at a hearing in that city, Wed.
nesday.
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Married They Will be.
A marriage license was granted at
Williamsport Saturday to James M.
Clark and Bessie V. Lingle, both of
Beech Creek,
s—