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CHAS, R.
KURTZ
Prop
OUR HISTORICAL
REVIE=
Lottenior
Cottent
ars
anything 1
or not i
here with yourself
boy.
Do you remember that I came out here
after the war and shot a turkey
I do; you came out on the 27th of
March, the year after Turner came,
Was it the same house Cottenton lived
wiween
morning by the
emen
few gent
on 5
ng
Are 1
MIOAD S Clee k men veo
harged lndige:
marines and for indigent w
and minor children under 6
of age of indigent or decease
sailors or marines
“All's fair in love, they say, but
, Some of the loveliest girls are very dark.’
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BELLEFONTE, PA, THURSDA)
PHILIPPINE
VETERANS
\ MAGNIFICENT RECEPTION
High, out
egheny to
Was ug
out A
ountermarched t
narched to | fami
inte
counier Creek
a the
E on the expedition
as the ¢
was the x voor the
casion of a grand pyrotech
K i py hic was playing
which two balloons were
musket when
» olore(
i harged, the
height
hattering it
his home al
LR
othe:
earning
|
of a., and the Pennsylvania R
An
WARES Of
road held Bald Eagle an hour y x
mense crowd was lo attendance
By Wednesday noon all the Centre of his family ; to pr
county veterans arrived home exc ept the auditor genera
Samuel Solt who, it is sald, remained at
San Francisco. -
an emj
paid in cash to the emt oye ot
ide for
luring the after
wilip, aged 14
fashioned
on
resent ing
oye
A country seat the top fence.rall,
ons
: ’
not
member
a report to
of the same, and the
penaity for the failure to make reports,
VARIETY 0]
COUNTY
wea
the heirs
the
bas taken
Gisprosd
animals come
any Valle To
. farm at
sucking themselves,
prevent cows
their
Doin vows suffered
two of the animals had tongues
split by the owners
A | $60 per acre,
terribly The tongue of the one was $60 per ac
od on Uh page, Mh column, | like $20,000,
1 of mostly of
Meter
Lenire
that
acre, the farm at the pike went at about
altogethe
Smith, a son living on
Hill, many
at about
years,
farm fas per
There are four heirs and
| the real estate will be worth something