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The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1878-05-23
PROTHONOTARY.

A FIRST CLASS BUSINESS
CHANCE.-HARDwARE, TINwARE AND
STOVE STORE FOR sALE.-Locsted at
Spring Mills, Centre county, Pa. the ter
minus OF the Lewisburg, Centre and
Spruce Creek railroad. Is now a very
good stand, and will be one OF the best
in the State this year and in the future.
The tin.shOp alone will and does pay well,
as there are meme nearer than Millheim
and Centre Hall. both about miles of.
We can convince any parties wishing to
buy that ii is a good business point. VIII
sell store room and contents at fret cost.
Our reason for selling is that one Of US eI-
poets 10 be away greater part Of this
summer in the water and steam COVER
nor business, in which we have lately be-
come Argely interested, and our business
| in the Bellefonte store requiring our whole
attention. This is u good chance for any
one desiring this line Of business. For
particulars, inquire of tho below mention
| ed firm at their place OF business in Belle
fOnte. THOMAS A. Hicks & Bro.
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TWELVE PERSONS POISONED By
BATTING STOLEN BUTTER,

Richmond. May 10 News has reached
| ,his city o. a horrible and fatal case o'
wholesale poisoning At Blk Garden, Rus
sell county, ia the southern part Of the
State. II appears tha. Mrs. Marthf
Mical.or, a we'll known farmers wife
keeps a dairy establishmentin the loeAli'
ty referred %. She had been much an'
noyed Of late by thieves stealing large
quantities Of butter. She beIhought her
self Of plan 10 stop the repeated theils,
and it was this; She put sirychuine in all
the rolls Of a certain irkin in a convenient
place for the robbers night before last,
The drkin was promptly stolen, and
Mrs. Mica'ilor MAS satisfied that the
thieves would die. Bu. Oh. horror in
stead Of The thieves eating the butter they
sold H. Il went BroadcRs. through the
'country. Mr.. jackson, a prominent plan>
ter, purchased several pounds of il yesier-
day, and supposing i! all right the SER
wants placed il on the supper table, where
there were twelve persons 81 the repast, OF
whom four died few hours amer they
had eaten the poisoned butter They were
Andrew, Joseph and James Jackson, three
brothers, and Miss Alice Gatewood, n
young country belle, who happened 10 be
a CUES. OF the Misses jackson besides
three other persons a. the table were taken
dangerously III, among Them yoansN
lawyer, who was paying devoted Ai'en'
tion 10 Miss Gatewood.
The night previous the Jackson mansion
was the scene Of mirth and reyelry. Last
night the whole community was shrouded
in mourning. The greatest excitement
prevails in the county, but nothing serious
has been developed. The thieves who
stole and sold the poisoned butter, nor the
lady who used such a dangerous trick,
have been arrested, bu: doubtless e1er-
tons will be made TO lynch the men who
sold H.
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CAPTURE OF HoRsE, THrEvEs.-On the
9th Of May, two fellows registered at The
Irwin House, Lock Haven, As A. G. Bush
and Joseph Gale, one from Buffalo, tho
other Chicago. They hired horse and
buggy from Smith & probst and never re-
turned them. They wcrc detected at Tur-
botviue. Northumberland county, through
the hanahnls sent out. A telegram was
scnt Of their presence az the hotel. Mr.
PROFITS and Ofllcpr Wcs,brook went down
to identity and arrest tho men. Bush was
unarmed and was secured. Gallo drcd,
missed the officer, but made his escape.
The fellows are now in Jail. The horse
and buggy were not with them. They
had been left A Unionvillo near Belle.
fontc, aud got into Sheriff Munson's
hands, who telegraphed to the owners and
they went amer anu Eoi their lost proper
.ty.
-Almost fre--on Sunday - inst. as
the hired man Of Michael Foidlar OF
Haincs twp, was in the barn mixing feed
for the horses, his attention was attracted
hy the peculiar performance Of some Of
the horses, and in looking around he dis
covered light in Il gangway. Having two
buckets with water by his side he took
them and hssteneSto the spot and man.
fully applied the water and succeeded in
extinguishing the flames. One minute
longer and that magnificent barn, zone OF
the bes, in the valley would have been
burnt. The barn in freQuenied by ,ramps
8, night, and it is supposed tha: ,hoy drop
ped matches, and this hired man tramped
on them while getting straw for mixing
feed.
The citiEens Of Centre Hall and
vicinity are requested 20 meet At Spang
lers hotel. on Sat. evening, 2j, 20 make
arrangements Tor the Observance
Of Decoration Day.
Mr.. Grow. formerly employed on
the Lock Haven Democrat, has become
an assistant on the Bellefonte Republ blican,
and has added interest 70 that sheet,
(Communieated.)
Gov. Curtin's lecture on Russia,
held in Millheim last Saturday evening,
was success. The only draw back was
he Governor had offered free lecture,
and delivered il SO. bat some how 1t was
worked around so as 10 charge - cts. at
nit,ance, and the proceeds 20 20 the band, !
which caused great deal Of dissatisfac> |
ton. Some OF those who could easily pay |
wen, aud walked in without paying, while |
.ome poor people were deprived Of the !
privilege Of hearing il. Let US have a |
eetle more equality. Let every body pay |
his wsy and be man.
Read Powers advertisement
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HAINEs TWP. ITEMS.

Last week the Jubilee Singers passed
through here sud bles, Woodward with
some OF their best music. Come again
darkies. Fielder Il Runkle at the Far
mer's store have jus; unpacked sn enor-
NOUS stock Of goods, and are selling very
cheap. On Sunday evening, l2th inst, At
about o'clock, Mr.. Michael Fielder no
ticing an unusual noise in his horse stable,
wen. to see what the matter was, when to
his sstonishment discovered fire rapidly
spreading in the back part Of his feeding
room but he extinguished the flames be-
fore any particular damage was done.
Clipper
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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
Centre Hall, Pa, Th'rsd, May 2S, Io.

zs-TEKus. 50 per year. ,ehe'' paid ~
a9canee s.. 30 tchea not paid ~ adrdnce'
Advertisements 20etS per hRe for three ~
sertions, and 5ccstsper ine for ereTy Se5' SO,
seo,teat insertion. Advertisements ey taf
year at a liberal discount.
Subscribers outside the county ShoNtd re-
nit US 10 cts. amount Of oHe year : poSits,
aoc. inSfead Of 20cts as formerly 'oheH pd'd
by Themselves. -.
Subscribers can ol,cayS tell ho,r the'r de>
counts stand at the Reporter once ey ee,'-
sailing the tables on their papers, u us
liable reads John Roe jan 90 q haea'.S s
s5af .Ja.sn is i,sdsbted for subscription tgo'''
fks lsf Of January, 1876 AVID that 't 'S
time he ,raS pdytRd the pTiatcr,
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. The
IN Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
ers Of the Lewisburg Centre and Spruce
Creek Railroad Company will be held at
the office OF the Company, No. 233 South
Fourth Street, Philadelphia. Pa, on Tues-
day, June 1lth, 1873, at u o'clock, VI.
Election for President and Directors same
day and place. JAS. X. MCCLURE,
q may 81 Secretary.
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MARRIED..

AtLulh. parsonage. Centre Hall, May
IL, By Rev. w L. Fischer, Henry Lich>
" OF fTusseyville. and Mary hagruder o
Mifintown, Juniata Co, Pa.
At Reeding, Pa, on the sth inst, By
Rev. T. &. Billheimer, of St. Matthew :
Lutheran church, Col. d. $. Keller, OF
Bellefonte, TO Miss Matte Schroeder, OF
Reading
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters of administration cum testamen,
20 annexo on the estate Of John EyerhRrt,
late of Ferguson twp, Centre county, de-
ceased, having been granted to A. j. Orn-
dorf, all persons knowing themselves in
debted 20 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment and those having
claims against the same 20 present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
A. j. ORNDORF.
% may Ct Administrator.
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IoncK MEETINGS.

-
TIpSrpF RAlt Lopax, No. So. I. Q. eto, =, meets
every THURSDAY evening In the Odd fetiees Lst' 4.
8. X RMEHfcH, Seo'y, II, II. bhAH'N' ~ ~
otp FORT Iopax No. kss, F. A, NJ, meets On
Monday evening on OF before each tull n'0N 'A''
Odd Fellows HALL - .-.... w n
O. r. ARRLACnER, Sect. II. y MILL" -
pRocRFSs GRANGE No, a 2 ef "A, meets AZ teeiis
Hall, Centre Hall on the Saturday on ov ne'Nts 80
moon At Y, Nj. and ever two weeks ANel 90
Keller Master lxcNARp hNsNNh wv
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VENEZUELA EARTHQUAKES.
Six Hundred Persons Killed.

Havana, May l5.-An earthquake 81
Qua, Venezuela. killed six hundred per-
sons. Heavy shocks were felt a; Caracas.
The hea, AT Lsguayra Is intense and the
health Of that city is bad. The recent
drou,h on Demerara island entails direct
loss 70 the planters Of between 5000 ocJ
and - 600 0OO
Advices lrom Caddo, Indian territory
saws three horse thieves were hanged fly
miles wes. Of iha. place last Wednesday
night
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Powers Shoe Store

HAS BEEN removed from the old room
opposite the Bush house to larger room
in theTBush Arcade, for the purpose OF
carrying a larger stock of
BOOTS, SHOES. ETC.
and all goods belonging to that branch OF
trade. We now have the largest stock in
Centre county, and also the very best
quality of goods which can be substantia~
ted by our customers.
We do not propose TO quote prices, but
let people come and Judge for themselves.
Further, we will sell the same quality OF
goods cheaper than any others advertised
or unadvertised.
l. Il A Il III E r.
We also keep on hand Summervlle's
Celebrated Oak Tanned Leather, which at
the Centennial was awarded 2 medals for
its superiority over other leather, and sell
il cheap as can be bought at the tan yard.
ALSO the best of Hemlock Leather.
J Bellefonte, % may I'm
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MRS. HARRIET FIGLES,
FASHIONABLE DRESSMAK'R
CGNTRE HALL, IA.

Offers her services % the ladies of Cen
ire Hall and vicinity, la all Kinds Of work
pertaining 20 dress making Terms reas-
enable. and satisfaction guaranteed.
Kindly solleiis d share % patronage.
. may Sm
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REVOLUTIONISTS FALL IN MEN'
ICO.

Washington, May la.-Seno- Zanacone
and Mexican minister, says his advices
from Mexico show that the royolutionisis
have utterly failed and have no support
whatever in any OF the states OF that re-
public.
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MARKETS.

New York, May 2O-Wheat nominally
2 and &c lower; No. Chicago, 81 Is; do
Milwaukee, 81 %; red western, 81 25@
81; amber, ST. 30@I 36. Receipts, 26f,73
bushels. In store, 1872, 600 bushels wheat
Spring Mills Market.
White Wheat, 20
Red 100.
Rye, Soc.
Corn, ears, per bu. new, .46c
Oats, 25c.
BuckwheAt, 75c.
Cloverseed, $3.O0:to $40O
Chop, per ton, $23.00.
Plaster, ground per ton, $1,000
Flour, per Dbl, S6.8
Butter, l5c.
Tallow, &c.
Hams lie.
Shoulders &c.
Sides &c.
Rags, &c.
Eggs per doz., &c.
Tub washed WOOL S5c,
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Eorr ysar. az, tho ZONES Brothers leas-
cd coal lands nosr Dubois Jefferson
county. Shortly amer Andrew Baum laid
claim 10 tho rroperly. and from that time
until now tberc bn, boon "A DISPUTE as 70
who was rlrhttully entitled 10 the posses
sion of the mines. ON Tuesday Baum and
Il. 7. Montgomery were engaged Ia TAX
ing posssssIon. Pe.er +. Jones rolled
stones on the track to impede tho progress
of The ear. MONTGOMERY knocked Jones
down and held him TO the ground, when
tba lsttev nrRl n pi,tol into his ns,uilAnts s
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t Mrs. Lucy Henny's, Centre Hall,

At Mrs. Lucy Henny's, Centre Hall,
who has lust received from PhilAdelphia,
the LATEST FASHIONS, and = con-.
plrte stock oNnaw Ronnets, new Hats,
elegant Trimmings. 40, which will be
sold or made up. At reasonable prices.
Also, old ladies Dress Caps.
The new styles are very pretty. Ladies
call and see them early Frs. come, lrsl
served @may &:
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DIED.

On Saturday evening, 10, at Centre Hall
Catherine, wife of Peter Shihller, aged Il
years, 7 months and - days. Deceased
died suddenly Of heart disease while seat
ed on a chair.
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CANDID ES.
cards must be authorized by some re
sponsible person 10 insure ins9riion.)

cards must be authorized by some re,
sponsible person 20 insure insSrtion.)
PRESIDENT JUDGE.
We are authorized 70 announce that G..
s. Mccormick, Esq. of Lock Haven, will
be 3 candidate for President Judge, sut>
iect 10 democratic rules.
CONGRESS.
We are authorized 10 announce that
u. G. Bush, Of Bellefonte, will be a can
didate for Congress, subject 10 demo-
cratic rules. -
W. A. Murray, OF Boalsburg, will be 4
candidate for Assembly, subjec! to demo-
cratic rules.
Wm. l.. Musser. of Penn. will be can
didate for Assembly, subject to democrats
ic rules. -
W. H Noll, OF Spring, will be eandi>
date for Sheriff, subject TO democratic
John B. Lea.hers, Of Howard twp, will
be candidate for Sheriff, subject TO dem
ocratic rules.
George Hofer. of Potter will be a can
didate for Sheriff, subject TO democratic
John r. Bair, Of Penn, will be candi-
date for Sheriff sabjec. to democratic
John spangler. Of Potter, will be can
didate for Sheriff, subject TO democratic
rules. -
Michael J. Decker, Of Potter, will be 3
candidate for Commissioner, subject 20
democratic rules.
II. A. Mingle, OF Haines. will be 8 can
dida;e for Commissioner, subj ect to demo-
cratic rules.
Jacob Dunkls, OF Walker, will be a
candidate for Commissioner, subject 10
democratic rules.
JH Hahn, Of Milesburg, will be 3
candidate for Commissioner, subject 10
democratic rules.
A. J. Greist, of Unionvlle, will be a
candidate for Commissioner, subject to
democratic rules.
John Hoy. jr., Of Marion to%nship, viii
be q candidate for Commissioner, subject
to democratic rules.
TREASURER
B. F. Leathers, OF Unionville, will be a
candidate for Treasurer subject 10
| democratic rules
s. A. M'Quisiian, OF Bellefonte, will be
q candidate for Treasurer, subject TO dem>
ocrstic rules.
| We are authorized 10 announce that
| VIM. RhrhArd, OF Potter. will be a candi-
date for Treasurer, subject to democratic
rules.
PROTHONOTARY.
| Mr.. KURT: Please announce that
purpose n be candidate FOR the Office Of
ProlhonotAry, and if so fortunate as to re-
ceive the favorable consideration of my
fellow democrats in their primary assem-
blies, win pledge myself, il elected, 10 a
faithful and satisfactory discharge OF the
duties Of the office. S. T. SHUGEET.
Samuel j. Herring Of Gregg win be a
candidate for Prothonotary, subject 10
democratic rules.
J. @. Harper. now of Bellefonte, will be a
candidate for ProihonolAry, subject TO
democratic rules.
b. F. Shafer, o! Walker. will be can
didste for PrOthonotary, subject to demo
cratiu rules.
K. q. Brett, OF Ferguson will be 3 can
didate for the nomination Of PrOIhonota'
~ subject 10 democratic rules.
Mr.. s. NJ. Swartz. Of Potter. desires e
inform bis friends and democrats that b,
will be a candidate for the nomination o
ProthonotAry.
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A THEATRE BURNED ININDIA.

4
London, May 30.-The Timcs's despatch
from Calcutta reports tha. during per,
formance in the theatre 81 Ahmednugger
the building caught FIRE and forty persons
were burned 20 death.
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Ga-All parties have now nominated for
governor and the uoAt important thing is
for every voter and housekeeper 20 know
that tho best groceries are kept aISechlcrs.
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NOTICE. The following property has
been purchased by me. aud will
be len in the hands OF Pm Frank. u. my
pleasure: l horse. harness, cook stove,
cupboard, sink, table. stand and bed All
persons are cautioned against meddllng
with the same ia any manner whatever.
III may 81 HANNAH FRANK.
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John F. POTTER. Attorney-at.

~ OF ~ Great chance 90 make maaey- n
Il yan cant Ecf sold you get
n Freruhacks, We ueed pcfson az
even Iawn 10 take Subscriptions
fer the largest. cheapest and best
Illustrated iaraily pahlsoAtiuu in the world Ans uue
lcAn become a nmccrsafai Agert. The n1ont eseEAnt
u1fts uf gvnn free 20 nuhscriheru The price u
lav that almost eveEybody sabacribch One agent Sc
tsaffa making sibQ week. lzstg aEcnt ~
porte taking owes - sEfalT F- u sc- oagH Al ghe
IeneAEu male -acacy fast Ncu can devote al yogf
lasa g. The bualucsE. o. oaiy youf sFAFe tine hQu
uecd not b. AWAY from home over niRbL Yea o&n do
It ucll otherA Pan particulars. directions and
Itafns free Elegant and onprnure Ousaf free u yoa
uaat prUhiahlc UuFk send your Address Af u
costs nothing 10 tFy the husinrrs No rnu who ea'
iNhHrs fails Go make great pay Address The Peoples
I y tnuFnAl.w e Portland MAAnu aAmsy
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NOTICE Is hereby given tbs: II c
n Ieager has Lled his petition for ii-
csnss. in the ofEcc Of the Clerk OF the
Court OF Quarter Sessions Of the Peace. IN
and for Centre county, and that applicA-
tion will be made on the fourth y day OF
June next. TO said Court "a grant tic
same. 4. WILLIAMS,
. may l. Clerk
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4 NNUAL MEETING OF POTTER
u NFRHhhI Hfl R ID

n SCHOOL BOARD.
The directors Of Potter school district
will convene 81 Potter's Mills. on Mon,
day, June Srd., al 9 o'clock q. m, % eH>
amino the Treasurer account, and trans
act such other business as may be pre-
sen,ed All persons interested are re-
quesIed 10 attend. The directors elect.
viii meet at oClock y. m, 10 organize
new board The township Auditors are
requested 20 meet and examine the Treas
urers AcSount. W. W. SfANb LEh,
". A. KERR. President,
Secretary. lG may 81
NNETS, TRI NJ NJ | n q s.
LLINE Il Y,
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We also manufacture the Celebra-
ted BUCKEYE REAPER& NOW
ER. KEYSTONE CLOVER HUI.
LER, COLES UNIVERSAL SUI
KY CULTIVATOR. New Model,
Centre Draft, HORSE DUMPING
HAY RAKE. HOOSIER GRAIN
DRILL, BUCKEYE LEVER
CORN SHELLER, Plows, Land
Rollers, etc. 29nov
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1000 set Sold last two years.

The Dexter Spring was a child Of
necessity. Three or four generations
had been jerked almost to death or had
their spines twisted into permanent
curvature by the continuous jerks of the
Elliptic Spring, or latterly had their
necks broken by the side throw of the
Concord.
For these reasons the people de-
manded Spring on which they could
ride with ease and which would at the
same time be strong and substantial.
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For meeting thisdemand by supply
sing the CELEBRATED DEXTER
SPRING which is SO rapidly super
I ceeding the old styles the D,xter
g Spring Co. have no apology t. fer
but rather feel that they owe the r ".
eIing Fraternity an apology im not
haping produced.it sooner.
: SEND FOR CIRCULAR OF, SPRINGS
1ITo
E DEXTER SPRING CO.,
:. HUTTON, PA.
K 'ISlanzSt Near Pittsburgh.
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mi ~ TT n " INn IWWLH- " Y
Chains. Hames. Etc FULL III
unts Mrs. Poits Improved Flat
put on, and cheaper than paper.
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Calicoes for 4 cents per yard.
Muslins for 5 cents per yard.
GiDghams for 8 cents per yard.
Shoes for / dollar pair.
Hose for 5 cents a pair.
Handkercheifs for 5 cents a piece.
Neck Ties for 10 cents a piece.
Ladies Trimmed Hats at 80 cents.
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PENNSYLVANIA RR.

Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Division.
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HARDWARE c STOVES.
We have very largo and comp
.hI nnA.ILIn MIN
Iron, Steel and Nails, Locks, Glass anC

il Turpentines and NaruisheE, all wh
loss. READY MIXED PAINT put
h pure lead and oil, and are tree from
my special attention to this branch, an
IL OF SADDLERI OF ALL DESC
Irons, cheap. Convenient und durable
We have NIL c0lOrs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-06-19
Ntw advertisements.
Sherin'S Sale.

Thy virtue Of wriis Of Lsrari Facias. issued
out OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF Clear.
aaid county, and 10 me directed, there sill.
-saE @Nr M x-<. Era1
IN ms oospug1 o. .iya, ND 80
2gth day Of June. 1873. at | o'clock, .. IN I,
the follow Ing described real estate, 10 wits
A certain two story frame dwelling house, 20
BY 80 feet, situate In the village Of kumbargfr,
cieaihcld county, Pa, bounded and described as
follows: On the east by Main street, On The
west by an alley. on the south by lots owned by
John Hamburger, said lot being sixty feet front
ou Main street by one hundred and sixty feet
deep. seiHed, taken In execution and to DO sold
us the properly Of wm. Mcintosh.
Also, all the undivided as Of the following
tract Of irpd, situated 10 Brady township, Clear
field Co., Pa, bounded and described as follows,
to Wit Beginning at post 10 the district line at
the southwest corner Of said tract Of land thence
north q eest 62l 6-l0 perches to post thence
northwest corner Of same thence east los per-
ehes TO a post thence south 500 west 100 perches
to hemloek thence south SOC east 1856 perchcs
TO n post thence south SOC west IL Z ~ perehes
to a post thence south GO east "a perches TO a
beach thence north 800 east 50 perches TO n
post thence south 60o east 20 perches to a beach
thence south 500 east 95 perches to a post I;
theace fouth l6s perehes to q post thence south
s9o west GO 5 10 perehes to II post or maple I;
thence south 1909 west 1855 perches to red oak
thence vest l24 perehcs to a post thence ilo
west III 6.lJ perches to post thence west los
perches to post thence south ~ west SO 10
perches 10 a post thence north sslo west 50 per-
ches TO q sugar; thence north llo east GO perthes
to a pine thence north ssIe west 20 perches to
place Of beginning, containing eleven hundred
and seventy -four (ll74) acres more or less, cor
rect measure. Seized taken In execution and to
be sold rs tho property Of Robert Osborn, Robert
]. Nicholson and Nathan Carrier.
TERns or sALE.-The price or sum at which
the property shall be struck of must &c paid at the
time Of sale, or such other arrangements made as
will be approved. otherwise the property will be
Immediately put up and sold again at the expense
and risk Of the person to whom il vas struck OF.
and who, In case 0f deficiency at such resale,
shall make good the same, and In no instance
will the Deed be presented in Court for confrma-
ton unless the money Is actually paid to the
Sheriff. ANDREW PENrZ, Jr..
SnnRiFr's 0FFlca, sheriff.
Clearheld, Pa, June IL, ISIS.