Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1880-08-26
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

ShkhifF SALEs.-Cnder the yigilant
administration Of Sheriff Spangler, con-
siderable property changed hands on the
first three days Of the sales. The follow
ing list includes all sold up 10 Wednesday
at noon. Further than that dcponent
saith not"
Tract No. ], located In Miles township.
including 2-story frame house and sta
BILE, sold as proner.y sc II. 4. Weirick, TO
Henry Meyer, Jr., Of Rebersburg, for 500.
No. :, located near the Planning Mill
Dam, known AS Bellefonte Press Company
property, sold as the property Of Alfred
Nichols, to ID. H. Hastings, Esq., for $50.
No 3, situated in Walker township, in
cluding two-story house and bank barn,
sold as property Of IL y. Showers, TO Jore-
miah swartz, Of Hublersburg, for 81, ,2O5
No. 4, located on Willow Bank street,
including two-story frame house and sta.
BILE, sold as the property Of John Camp
bell, to Harmon sechler, for 81 ,43O.
No. b, located in Howard township, in
cludiDg a two-story frame house and stable,
sold as property Of Reuben Fletcher, 10
Balser Weber, Of Howard, for SGG0.
No. 9, located in Spring township, in
ciuding two-story frame house and stable
belonging TO George Housel and Margaret
Housel, TO ID. ii. Hastings, Esq, for Si0j
No. I, located in Port Matilda, includ-
ing two-story frame house and stable,
property of X. ID. Cummings, 10 w. W.
Leech, Of Boalsburg, for $3G
No. s, located in Potter township, in
cluding two-story frame house, store room
aud stable, property Of Daniel burst, 10
Aaron burst, Of Centre Hall, for s2j.
No. 10, located in Benner township, in
cluding two-story frame house, property
Of Criah Wilson, to ID. NJ Lieb, for S25.
No. ii, located in Benner township, in
cluding two-stOry frame house and stable.
sold as the property of Mary Meyers, ad :
miuistratriX Of Joseph Bcczer, deceased
TO John Meyers, for SSH.
No. l6. located in Rush township. prop-
eriy OF Mrs. Patrick nOnahue, adminisirA-
iri1, 70 Adam Hoy, Esq, for S203.
No. ls, located in Marion township, in
cluding two-eiory frame house, stable and
two shops, property Of Joel King, Jr.. 90
Mr.. +. Ertie, of jacksonville, for Ss45.
No. II, located partly in Rush townfhip,
Centre county, snd partly in Morris town
ship, Clcarheld county. including two
frame houses, saw mill, &c, sold as the
property Of VIM. T. Kirk, Esq., trustee.
TO jeremiah X. Harris, Of philadelphia.
for $3.50
No. 20, lsi, the buildings on the western
corner Of Allegheny and Bishop streets /;
ID, the Butts H0uAe - on eaktsrn corneF
Of Allegheny and Bishop streets "a,
frame ware house and tenement houses on
southern corner Of Allegheny and Bishop
streets 9Th, LOT of ground on eastern side
of Allegheny street near the reservoir /:
9TH lot Of ground on the western side Of
Allegheny street 9Th, another lot Of 90
feet front on western side OF Allegheny
street; sih, another lot Of ground extend
ing 30 feet on western side OF Allegheny
street, including two-story frame house f;
lOth, lot No. ll2 in Central Ciiy-All the
property Of Edward Brown, 20 J. l..
Spangler, Esq., for Sg,225. Also Of No.
20 the 9Th, lot located in Spring town
ship, property Of Edward Brown. 70 Mrs.
Mary W. Linn, for $3.50 Also Of No. 20,
the 18th, two.Etory double house, belong
ing TO Edward Brown, 60 Mrs. CAtharine
Haupl, for Sil2. Also Of No 20, the 7ih.
a two-story frame house, belonging TO Ed
ward Brown, 70 Mrs. Mary Mcmahon,
for Sl65.
No. -, property Of William shorilidge,
on Thomas street, to Bellefon,e Building
and Loan Association, for $1,000
No. %, property situated in Liberty
township, belonging 10 John A. Slower.
to CssPer Peters, of Eaglevillc, for $3.50.
MILITARY MOVEMENT The following
order, indicating the future movements Of
the "bold soldier boys" composing the
Fourth Brigade, National Guard, will be
of interest to them and their many friends
HEADQUARTERS FOURTH BRIGADE, !
NATIONAL GUARD or PESS'A.
BELLEFoSTE, August ~, 1880.
General Orders, No. 2.
i. An encampment having been ordered
by the Division Commander at Thomson
Station, Ito be called Camp Alexander
Hays,l from the 9Th to the I3ih Of Septem-
Der, prorinro, inclusive, the several orrani-
nations Of this Brigade viii assemble for
tour of Camp duty a. indicated.
IL. The Brigade Quariermaster will as-
sign TO the several organizations, as they
arrive at the Camp, the ground 10 be occu-
pied by them respectively, and will give
such general directions a. may be necessa-
ry TO secure = symmetrical Camp.
III. The Annual Inspection will occur
during the tour of Camp duty and will in
elude thorough examination Of Company
Books, an inquiry as 10 the expenditure Of
moneys received last year and the proposed
disposition of the annual appropriation Of
the coming year, as well as the usual in
spection Of Arms, Accoutremenis, Equip.
ments and Clothing. Special attention l.
directed TO Paragraphs and OF General
Orders, No. To- Adiutant Generals Office,
July II, 1850.
~. Inspection and Muster and Pay
Rolls will Be completed, so far nc practica-
Bile, prior TO arrival at Camp.
V. The time Of arrival at Camp will
be 50 regulated as TO secure the greatest
possible results from the tour Of duty, and
it is hoped that every organization will be
on the ground BY no later than noon Of the
9Th. The keeper OF the State Arsenal with
bis assistants will reach Thomson station
prepared 10 issue Eqnipage, &C., probably
BY noon Of Saturday, the 9TH. The seve-
ral Regimental Quartermasters, with suf.
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