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For luscious dish of ice cream--finest in the
land-call at Hess New England Bakery,
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JOBBING DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities for doing all kinds Of Jon WORK, In the
ous styles OF the surpassed in this section and
respectfully solicit those wishing anything done this
line to give us call. BY the Judicous and liberia. OF
printers ink many mans fortune has been made and the
field Is still open. Tryt
Orders by mail promptly attended TO-
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The Peru Hg,vHsays of our Ottawa friends and

The Peru He,uHsays of our Ottawa friends and
musicians:
"Thc concert given at Turner Hall on Friday
evening of last week is conceded by all to be
equal to anything of the kind ever given in Peru.
. Miss Kate Jordan, of Morris, Mrs. Huh,
Of Ottawa, and Messrs. Pritchard and Kendall,
rendered the quartcttes in a superb manner that
brought down the house every time. II the la
dies and gentlemen should ever feel disposed to
favor Peru again with 6ne OF their concerts, we
can assure them "a crowded house
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Demorest's Reliable Patterns, new spring ans
summer styles, a; osman q Ha,suan's.
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The te,t Of ice cream and lemon ice, by tn,
dish, pint quart or gallon, 81 NJ. Walther'' lc'
Creamery.
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(. Arran -ements have been MAIDS for - houi
walk at Is Sale. Prizes, 800 and $50. The
walk iskef place next week.
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Parties, picnics, &c, supplied with ice cream
on short notice by l.. Hess at the New England
Bakery, Cream warranted strictly first class in
every case
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DIR AGENTS.

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Soldiers,

On last Tuesday evening meeting of the vet.
erans was held at the Court House, to raise q
delegation for the reunion at Aurora. recruit
ing committee with j. F. Thompson as chair
- ;-.t<l - \ 49, --7---sT'
cation with Col. Hit az chairman. A second
meeting will be held next Tuesday evening.
At Marscillcs meeting for the same purpose
is called for this evening.
At La Sale also meeting is called for this
evening
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Meeting tomorrow at Gedney's Hall; address
es by J. I. Montgomery and Mr.. klelnsmid, OF
Somonauk.
A union Temperance meeting Will be held to-
DAY at Mackey's grove. A big time is expected.
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The harvest of small grain is over and farmers
are pretty generally busy thrcshing. The yield
OF grain and hay is about the average, being
greatly helped by the late rains in the spring. and
favorable weather afterwards. The acreage of
corn this year is larger in the county than for
many years and the stand everywhere is fine.
Just now, however, there is great cry for rain,
which is, indeed, badly needed In many fields
We saw south of the city iu Farm Ridge and South
Ottawa the corn was suffering badly, the leaves
beginning to curl and farmers say that good
rain must come soon or the crop will be lost
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Tomorrow will he Train Sunday
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Cheapest lot of gros grain ribbons in the cit
at d. Heenan O. Co.'S.
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To cosduct the examination of candidates for
admission to the State University at Champaign.
Prof. Peabody and Crawford put in an appear.
ance on Wednesday and Thursday, but no can
didates applied for examination What's the
row! Don't our farmers sons tumble to" the
eNeeilences of an agricultural" cducationg
The school exhibits at the county fair promise
to be very interesting, We believe most of the
schools OF the county will be represented by pa
pcrs. In the schools of this city some ten rcams
OF paper have been written up by the various
schools in all grades, The High School, also,
sends in some work, herbariums, botanical and
geological and gcometrical drawings, and papers
on several subjects, using those prepared on the
laat examination.
The list OF candidates admitted to the High
School on the examination held few weeks a go
VIII be published next week
The average attendance at the county institute
which closed yesterday was 100
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las been sold, and on yesterday j. W. McMullen,
fry---1 .sA Si-i---
as manager. Frank Cowles will also be found
behind the counter. The store is splendidly 10.
Gated and We expect, will make considerable OF
a rifle in the trade under the new management.
Mr. Hunsberger will leave the city, to take up
his residence on his large farm in Iowa.
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A new stock of canes in new ana pretty designs
lust opened at K. II. Trask's.
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Council meeting on Tuesday night
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$40 summer suits cheap at ". s,ieicl & Coz
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The confaets for the convent at Strea;o- have
been let ara work will be pushed SO as to have
the burdirk ready as near October lst as pos
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s45o suits, cheap, fox men at NJ Siefcl & Cos
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Mendoza races next week. Entries closed las;
Monday.
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Chew Jackson's Bes. swee. Navy Tohsooo.
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Go to VI. Stefel e Co.'S for those boys and
lchildren's suits
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CnEAp-Scc the Decent undershirts at NJ.
Stieie IL Co.'S.
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Peaches, by the box aui basket, at Walthefs
large fruit store,
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! tOccnt underohirts, worth - cents, at ~ Stcfel
a. "a
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Remember. Clearing sale OF summer goods a
| u. Hcenan & Co.'S.
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In the language of the immortal Webster Eve
| stif live
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NeW 1dUerfiseDa elifs.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Ar
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
WILL be sold Mt public sale at the
w late residence Of J. HENRY DUCK. decd, In
Gregg township,
On Thursday, August 7. 1870,
L.

No. |. One tract of land bounded and
described folloos No. I. situate IN Gregg town.
ship. bounded by lands Of James Duck and othcrs.
containing
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DIRECTORY.
CHURCHES tc


PREsBYTggIAN. Situated on spring AMI fo-1i q
Howard strssts Services, sunday At 10 N u And
u ~. Prayer meeting. "Wednesday Ai7lT~ supda,.
shool. az F.s Ia The Nigwsm northeast rarper =
spring an1 tAmb Pastor Esv william Laurie: rssi.
dence Spring street. .ouih of Msthod.t sburrh
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. situated suuihsas, cor.
nsr u Spring and Howard .trssta services. sunday
At lg.o a ~ and ~ , ~ fnytr-me~iinz. "Wednesday
At = P.H Sandal ys,hool Sunday IN p " basement
Il church. Pastnr Rev. 4. u. Yocam residence.
Curtin street, vest of spring.
ST. JOHNS ROMAN CATHOLIC. Situated on
Bishop stree, between Allegheny and fenn. service.
sunday and l0-u a. n. aud - all other days
10 a. FAs,or Rev A. J. 0'Rri.n: residence s9uth
side u Bishop between Allegheny and Penn.
ST. JOHNS EPISCOPAL, sltua,s.i soathwss, oornsr
of Allegheny aud lamb streets Services, saBdsJ
l010 =. n. aBi ~ p wednesday service. ~ ,.
y aud SUNDAY -sc6oa sunday y, Ia basement of
church. Rector. Rev. John Hswiu resiisnce on
Lamb street rear u Episcopal church.
LUTHERAN. Situated souihves, corner II Hsh
and Penn streets. services sunday tn11l ~ aud : =
=. Sunday choo sanday IN Lecture rom of ehureh
Prayer meeting "Wednesday = F.S. Pastor. Rev. sam-
neNt the church.
GERMAN REFORMED. snuaA portb.... corner
of Linn and spring srests Service. sunday a 10 -
n. aHd1l y Prayer mesiRE "Wednesday y ,. ~
sanday-sc sunday a.0 a. In the church.
BAPTIST, Situated northeast corner of High and
Penn streets Service. Sunday 1910 a n. and p.
sundsy-school, Sunday y A. y. in ehur,h. fssior.
Rev v A. BeKsrt residence. vest side q Allegheny
UNITED BRETHREN. Situated corner south High
and Thomas streets. Services, SUNDAY 1T 1870 a n
and r.a PraysF-meeting. Wednesday = F.N Pas
tor. J. VI. Emith Po~t-oFlce address. Belisfouts
AFRICAN METHODIST, situated south end of
High street. Services, Sunday i0l0 A. " and :! p ~
Pnyermee,ng. "Wednesday "a , n. SUNDAY -sehool In
church si 40 ?. ~ Pastor, Rev. Jones: residence
Thomas street.
FRIENDS, Situated end Of Logan street near
Rellefoate Academy. MsetihEs Sunday II a. ~
"Wednesday II AH.
Y.M. G. A. PuAysrmss,ngs are held every Sunday
At and every Friday atftS ". in the of the
Association alove the Posi Once. uaion meeting is
held In the the frst SUNDAY In each month 1T
y. Room opeu every night from 30 .. ~, and the
National Christian Temperance Uhion st 730 ,. ~ on
Thursday.
The LADIES TEMPERANCE PRAYER-MEETING
meets In the Logan Iinss House. THURSDAY, at 3 pM
CENTENNIAL TEMPERANCE CLCB. Regular
meeting each Monday IT ? y. In their In
Bushs Arcade High street
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A Startling Opinion.
SOMETHING THAT WOULD THROW THE
EARTH OFF ITS BALANCE.

SOMETHING THAT WOULD THROW THE
EARTH OFF ITS BALANCE.
The following letter has been ad-
dressed to the editor of the New York
Sun:
Various publications have appeared
in different parts. particularly in the
London papers, setting forth proposed
plan of flooding the Desert of Sahara,
thereby making IL an ocean OF inland
sea, by opening n canal or channel from
the Atlantic ocean.
The depth and size OF the desert be
low the level OF the ocean IL stated at
900 10 $50 feet; the area in square miles
1t over 100000; the average depth Is
not generally known, but suffice i to
say that IL such q project should be
started, and not under the complete
control Of those In charge OF the work,
the earth could, and no doubt would,
be thrown off its balance, and the sur.
face of all the waters to q certain ex.
tent would be changed in their level,
which could be aseertained with GER
tainty If the actual sizes and depth
could De known for 'if every grain Of
sand removed alters the balance of the
world" what would this great change
dor Tt might cause the lend of the
world.n which, according to the proph.
ecy of "Mothsr shipton." will be in
1881, In this project oil the world is
interested. JAMES Z. SEREELL,
New York, June 20. Chief Engin'r.
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Inquest Notice.

IN the matter OF the estete Of HEN
ship. Centre county, "a.
To JAsnb Hotter Cathanc Hotter Michael Plc'rhaf,
Henry Fletcher, Henry Hotter MagiaieuA iiult.
st Jacob Fletcher. Baissf Weber, Annie Ncief,
Halph -eheurk. MARY s,hourk, William fay.
CaihAfius J 10y. the hsirs and legal repTes"H "a.
tivos % H"ury PIciSher. d-,~asosi
TAKE NOTICE. that hy virtue of WIT u rarti.
pn issuei out - Tho nrphans Court - Cuty. county
aud 20 m" drortri. iuTussi pitl D. held ~ illa
lat" Tesiience q HENRY FLETCHER, deceased, ia
the township q Ho~ati, anl county % Centre, ou
FRIDAY, the lat day Il Augutt, :. u. ls5B at IN
O'Clock A. VI u aid DAY, for the ruTJ-ss ~ max :
partition of tho real estate II aid iec.As<i sHi
among hts heir and legal representatives u tie same
." done without pfclHiIre ta sIssiliaE - the
Whole. oihsrvtsc g. value aud Appfai=s the
oDr'iuE 20 las. at wbieh tins and place you mAy H.
present u you ,hinE pruter
JOINS sPASGLTW. EhstiH
Sheriff. One. naliefant, Pa july 3. is5s s-4l
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CENTRE COUNTY. as:

IT =
~ The Comuan nuralth q Feunsylvanis.
To AARON LUkESBACH Admnisirator g. Go q
John y Miller late of Harris ,sunshir. d-esssa,i
Nou hsrsiy cited and commanded to - Ani
ATT~aF II OTIaBs Court t. - held At HallsfYntn
ia and Sc the County II Ceutre the fyurth Mon.
day q August bstt thea and there 10 shou why
the Letters n Administrator Erantsi upta yuu On
Estate II said Joha \ Miller. de- @sss should not 10
revoked
Witness, tho Hon. 4. MsTrH President Il Tho saii
Court at Bsllstouie the III day q June. A. D. Is5g
wA D. HURCHFIELn. G o. &.
shsfihs oflce. Baliefonte, "a. June q. 1873.
2s-4s john sPksULER Eh'n
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
ErgrtH rrsNs ~ CovRr--F Fourth Mondays Il }
uAry, April, August aud November.


uary, April, August aud November.
President Juhgs-IIon. CH,s. A. MAVTH. LEX Haven.
Additional Las Juig~--lion. JoHS II. ORyts B~lle-
f1nte.
AssrCiat- JudEss-Ilons. s,NrTt TE,SeE, Joss DIyES
Prothonotary--J. CtLytN HAEFIh
R"Eistrr of wills and elk oi %. C-R ". ~ HvEcBItrLh.
R-couirr uf D-.s.. Ac.-WILlftH A. T0uu.
District AttDFney--paytb 4 F0ATSIT
Shcrid-J0HN sF.NpLEH.
Trrasurrr-tfINHN fIARicN
County SurveyaF--JosrFH DrTtiNg.
CprunsT-CoSsTASs CtHHRtpaE
County CommissiYners-ANpEGw GEIa4, GED. sWAR,
ItCoh DUsKtE.
Clerk t. County Comuaisslpn~rs--HrvsT BIcE.
Attorney ~ County Csmmissiuusrs--C. VI HaWHE
Janitor n the Cuurt House. HtErNtH u GALhHatrHA
County Audiors-JtNEs r sTEEtET. GEoNgE X Wit
ttsNs. THoNss n Jssts0S
Jury Commissioncrs-IIrSRT kEttEH, Jr, StTHIB J.
MITCHELL
Superintendent II Publr schoo.s-Prnf uIvET NfTr.
Sotarie. Puho-EvaS BtAScuaEp ". ". P0frrE,
u &. CHEmENaN. HeiicfDnte
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THERE never was such really good, /,
substantial, satisfactory, and rapid-selling
first-class Lock Stitch Sewing Machine
offered so low ms the "NEw FAMILY SuuT-
TLE," reduced TO only $50 more complete
with equipments, and lower in price than
any other machine. 1t Is elegant in work
manship and finish, surpssses all others in
its work and fultills all the requirements of
every family rs helper. Thoroughly
warranted by written guarantee for five
years, and kept in order free of charge. 1t
will do every description of work-ilne or
coarsc@-that any machine, at any price,
ever did, or can do; equally as rapid, cor
rect, smooth, neat, and strong. Has all the
late improvements, Is easy to learn and
manage, Is serviceable, don wear out,
always ready, and never out of order
Sent G. o. d. anywhere with privilege of
examination before paymentofbill. Agents
make money rapidly, supplying the great
demand for this the Cheapest Machine in
the World. Territory free. address, for
descriptive books, &c, "Family" Shuttle
Machine Co, 1853 Broadway, Now York.
30-ly
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(,ENTRE COUNTY, S.:

y. isT,Ll The Commonwealth 4 Fsnusy I'Aais,
To HENRY BRAY. Admjuisira'og r. a.. 4 Aaron
Fartsrszs dsceasss
Yoa hereby cited AMI commanded g. - snzi
appear AZ an uthsus Court 60 ~ held at belsfpUta
10 sub for the Coantr e Csntts fhc fautth Moo.
day 4 August next then anH there g. shou uhy
the Lsiiers granted g. Ngn the Esiais q sid AAr
FarfoFagp. Aassasrsi should nal ~ rsvaks ~
Witness. the Hon. q. Mann. Fftsissni Judge Il
tho ssid Coutt, q; Hssfuis, the 2Iih day 4 June,
a. 1872.
wM y HUECHTITtD. c. o. G..
Sheriff. Ofics, Beiisfonte Ians - 1919
G-lu JOHN sPASGLgR gh'n.
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NetC Advertisements.
Pardon Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that ap-
~ plicaiion uill be made 10 the Basrd ~ Pardons
At lts meeting - the THIRD TUESDAY % Az
QUIT 1872 for the pardon q STEWART WALKER
on the ground ~ contained sickness eansei hy
sound received before his arrest aud impraoRment.
9a-2w MARGARET WALKER.
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Groceries and Prorisions.
NEW GOODS
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE

We hare giren rery close and
careful attention 10 he seLection Of
goods for The Spring Trade, and
Jeel Just.fed IN saving that our
prcsem Stock cannot be encelLed
either an regard to Tariety. Quail
ty or Prioe, and ,oe doubt u Il is
equdLod IN either Of Gese respec,s
6y any house IN Centre county.
There are too many leading ar
ficLes IN our stock 10 make speciai
mention Of them all, but call atten-
ton directly 10 q fer items that are
no'o being sought after epery day.
FIS H.
Aaeterei are Of good quality hs
season and are ceiling rather faster
ha" Usuat at his season Of the
year. We hare been ceiling moth
ing but fuH Ueights-50 ibs. Of fsh
IN each quarter barrel and 100 lbs
IN each hag barrel. THey hare
better value for he money than
short ,ceight.
lake Herring and White F;.h
are rcry fine his soason and s,H
ing freely.
NJ E A T S.
Otir Sugar Cured Hams. Dried
Beef. Breakfast Bacon and Cheese
are al 'oorthy Of special mention.
T r q 1T.
Orange and Lemons are rcrv
fine aud the prize Low enouoh 10
70 bring them into euery dav use.
But he price on these goods ,riH
be much higher in a short time.
MEAT MARKET.
Our Meat Market. merit door to
our Grocery room, IL ai,oavs neH
suppiied nth he choicest meats
We Kill hc bet Beet, Mutton and
Veal that can be found; dressed
an frst class style and served 10
customers in he neatest, cleanest
manner possible.
Groceries and Provisions.
No house m the Grocery and
ITorisiOn business in BeRet6nte is
prepared 10 supply dH he ,nonss Of
he family so nell az ire can do al
present.
& co,
. II . 9 r &,
Bush House Biock, Beiictonte, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-24

AS THIS is the season when colds are
most likely to be taken, word of advice
to our readers would be in season: First,
then, keep your feet dry wear flannel next
your skin do not sit or stand in draughts
of air, and upon the fret symptom Of a
cold or a cough call at Green's Drug Store,
in Bush House Block, and procure bottle
Of his compound Syrup Of Tar, Honey
and Bloodroot," which will give you
almost instant relief. Ii Is a pleasant and
,Teef'sai preparation, containing the virtues
Of Tar combined with some of the best
erpcctordnts and dnodynes, allaying all
those distressing symptoms which IL not
promptly arrested will too frequently re-
suit in that fatal disease, Consumption.
Price, 80 cents a bottle, or six for - 80.
2l-eow
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The DEATH-RATE oF-Our country Is
getting to be fearfully alarming the aver
age of life being lesscncd every year, with
out any reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from the most Insignificant orr
gin. At this season of the year especially,
a cold is such common thing that in the
hurry Of every day life we are apt Ia over
look the dangers attending IL and often
find too late, that "A Fever or Lung trouble
has already set in. Thousands lose their
lives in this way every winter, while had
Bosehse's German Syrup been taken Il cure
would have resulted, and large bill from
n Doctor been avoided. For all diseases of
the Throat and Lungs, Bosehee's German
Syrup has proven itself TO be the greatest
discovery Of its kind in medicine. Every
Druggist in this country will tell you of
its wonderful effect, Over $4,000 bottles
sold last year without single failure
known. Sold by F. PoTrs GREEN,
wholesale and retail. 20-eow-ly
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Auditors Notice.

IN the Orphans Court of Centre
i County; In the matter nf the Kssate of JOHN
BANEY, late u Miles township decd
The undersigned Auditor, appointed BY the above
Court report liens against the Real Esate Il said
deoieut of On the fund realized on the sale thereof
viii meet a PARTIES interested st ~ asIsce In Belle.
Ernta on TUESDAY. AUGUST n, 1879. at o'elosk
p NJ fpf the purpose Of bic appointment.
x.-9w VIZ. REBER, Auditor.
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154 Acres and 80 Perches

thereon erected a twostory LOO DWELLING HOUSE
twostory Wash House, hank Harm with horsepower
Shed, two Wagon Sheds attached, cider Press, aud
outuildingu About $50 Acres clear the balance well
sugpcd with Chestnut aud Oak timber.
The above tract contains two sets buiidlnEs and
will be offered In twu tracts II found desirable; the
one With 2B acres and u! pcrrh"s has a tWU.stpTy
weather board iIonsc. Spring House Harm aud other
necessary outbuildngs with never.fsiiing spring 81
Water near tn" dnns about Is acres clear good
Orchard and other choice fruit with each tract
No. 2. l27 ACRES and IL PERCH rs,
bounded by lands of Jrr. Kline and others Alout
III acres clear, balance Chestnut aud Oak timber
thereon erected tuostnFy Dwelling House, Wash
House, Rank Harm with horss-ppver Shed attached
wagon shed with criis sides Water ripci clo.- t.
door. Large Orchard aud other necessary fruit on
premises.
No. 3. "a ACRES and III PERCHES.
formerly part Of No . aud separated FROM u hy
public rsi and " desirable eau ho purchased with
No. , Bpuaicd by lands Of saml Y~ariok, and o,hef
lands 0f d-crzs-d. Aiut = acres clear, balance god
Oak aud CHESTNUT timber.
No. 4. 20 ACRES and 90 PERCH rs.
Ab'ut acres clear, balance OAK Chestnut and Piieh
Pine timber. vith public road running through H.
No. o. ~ ACRES and g. PERCHE rs,
situated IN Gregx Mile. and walker townships main.
ly In walker. consisting Il good heavy white Oak
White Pine aud Icnlu.k tnii~r. with running stream
Of water On It, with good water l0~cr bounded by
lands u = Mage aud hrtef. Vim. " Huston. John
i~arick and bnruhlaEot. This inrt l. situated la
Little Sugar valley. Possession given on oonhrma.
ton uf sac.
Al of the above cicarc.i land {. IN high state a
cultivation and lirs within four miles u tPrns Mills
X Il Station
TEEHs.-One-thrd purchase money g. remain IN
hands nf purchaser daring natural life - widow ia
trrest thereon to b. paid annually ~ purchaser hi.
heir assigns. holding his pTensos during her nat
ural lfe at her death the principal 10 3" ad 10 bel
aud legal representatives II sEid dec~sisbt The 10
naming twothirs 80 b. divided into threa equal pay
mruts-oncthiri "a he paid cash on confirmation 81
sale balance In ono aud tNu years with Interest
Said payments, together with interest and vff1w
dover. be secured ~ tssnd and fnurtrace on the
premises With scari fasas clause.
Sale - commence at u "'rlsrk NJ.
JAS. DUCK. J
VI u DUCK. Trustee
1--ts n = DUCK
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-07-24
Assignee's Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
~ Joint Account of ISAAC MITCH gLL Assignee
for the t~nea of creditors II Tae Thomas and Joseph
D. TbOuas has ben isd In the sece ef the Prsthon.
atary Of the Court of Common Pleas o Centre county
whlch said account vilf he prvsentsd for Confirmation
Il the next term It said Court
n-sw !. G. HARPER, PrVshOpotary.