sD|c Journal,
Wilier & Dciniii£cr. Proprietors
15 o. DEIXINGER, Associate Editor
Mliihelm,Thursday
Terras—sl.so Per Annum.
Vcm<rntif S(n Tickcl,
ron GOVERNOR
HON. ANDREW 11. DILL,
OF VXJON COVXTY.
FO LIKVTEX \XT GOVERXOU
HON. JOIIN FERTIG,
OF \ KNAXIU) COI'XTY.
FOR SECRETAUY INTCKXAI AFFAIRS
HON. J. SIMPSON AFRICA,
OF UVSTIJiGDOX lOrSTY.
FOR SUPKKHK JVIXSK
HON. 11. P. ROSS,
OF VOKTGOVKHY COVXTY,
Democratic State t'onmiitlo©.
Ilos. U. MILTON SPEAK, Ohaivman.
DISTRICTS.
1. 1). A. Laos.
2. Geo. M, Dallas,
3. J. G. MoKcvnaii,
4. T. 11. Clark,
5. Daniel Coyle,
. J. I*. Lyneli,
7. A. 11. I-adner,
8. Wm. Jvelley,
9. Clement Carr,
lit. G. Itoss.
11. Evan Mishlor,
13. Daniel Jacoby
18. A. J. Mcinman,
14. F. It. White,
15 K. H. Oobaugh.
IP. C. J. Krdnian,
17. A. I>. Shiver,
15. J.Gilliillan.
IS. A. 15. Dmnminff,
20. J. K. liojrert,
21. 11. E. Packer.
22. W. A. Park,
23. A. 11. Foreman,
24. A. .1. Hughes,
25. J. 11. Dusenbcrry,
DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE PLEOTIOX.
The Democratic delegate election
In Centre county will be held at the
regular places of holding the general
election for each ward, precinct or
township, on \Ath, IS7S, be
tween the hours of - p. and 0
p. M.
The delegates so chosen will meet
at the Court House, lhulefoute, on
Tuesday, Sept. 17th ls7S, at J o'clock
p. m., to nominate one candidate
for Congress ; one for President
Judge: one for Senator; two for
Assembly ; one for Slier iff : one for
Treasurer; one for Prothonotary ;
one for Register : one for Recorder :
two for Commissioners; one for
Coroner ; one for Auditor, and erne
for Jury Commissioner. The con
vention will also select Congression
al, Judicial and Senatorial conferees
and transact other business.
The number of delegates to which
each district is entitled under the
present apportionment, is as follows:
)w. w. 1
Beltefonte }>■ v\ 2
S X. W. 2
Milesbnrg borough 1
i'nlonvilfe " " 1
Hows Til *' '■ 1
Philipsburg " " -
Boggs township -
Penuer " 3
tturnside 44 " 1
College " 14 1
Curtiu
Ferguson ''A
Gregg " 4
Haines " " 4
iiallmoon ,J 44 1
Tlic ineijinign Opening
A Series of Hsstinas in Loci Haven.
THE CIIT ABLAZE TWTH EN
THUSIASM.
Social to the Journal.
LOCK HAVEN, Monday evening
Sept. 9th, IS7B.
The city is all one vast mass meet
ing—or rather a series of meet nigs.
The Greenbackers occupy the Coin t
House. They had possession of it
since noon and would not yield to
others. 11011. F. W. Hughs speaks
to a middling sized audience.
The Democrats have their meet
ing 111 front of the Court House.
The crowd is immense, and the en
thusiasm knows no bounds. A spe
cial train just came in from Belle
fonte, loaded, crammed and "jammed
with Demociats. Curtin isjust now
speaking one of his peculiarly happy
efforts. Dill spoke and carried cap
tive with his logic and persuasive
eloquence the vast assemblage of
people. Senator Wallace made one
of his stirring i speeches, lion. J.
Simpson Africa spoke to the fullest
satisfaction of the entire meeting.
Such a combination of ability and
eloquence cannot be surpassed in the
state, and the wild enthusiasm pres
ages a grand victory in November.
Hon. 11. W. Iloyt, the Republi
can candidate for Governor, also
spoke in front of the Fallon House :
but this meeting was not marked
either for numbers or enthusiasm.
For the Journal.
LET MERIT HAVE ITS JLST REWARD
Mr. Editor : —Among the many
worthy men that are before the De
mocracy of Centre county for their
suffrages, tlrere i 3 none more deserv
ing the support of Democrats than
the Hon. i J . Gray Meek, one of the
candidates for Congress. Mr. Meek
is a life long Democrat, and has
stood up in defense of the glorious
principles of the party when others
around him faltered and fell. Nor
is it on party grounds and for party
service only" that Mr. Meek's nom
ination is asked. He is a gentleman
of staunch integrity, first class abili
ty and extensive culture, and is
thoroughly identified with the labor
and industrial interests of the coun
ty and district.
Mr. Meek is no novice in Legisla
tion. having served the county three
several terms in the State Legisla
ture, with much credit to himself
and honor to his constituency.
Let him be nominated "by the
county and the district will no doubt
respond to the action of the Democ
racy of Old Centre, by endorsing her
choice. PKNNS VALLEY.
Hon. A. 11. Dill, Democratic Can
didate for Governor, and Hon. A.
G. Curtin, the great War Governor,
will positively address the Democra
cy of Penns Valley, at Millheim
ON FRIDAY EVENING.
This is the first time a Candidate
for Governor ever visits Millheim.
Democrats, turn out!!!
DISTKUTS.
27. F. K. Bower,
28. A. Boss,
2iL Sol, Poster. !".,
30. Win. A. Murr,
81. C. P. Dull,
32. W. E. Miller,
Xk T. it. Ailuins,
34. ,T. A. Woodward
35. It.G Mel-aralm,
SO. Win. Kevser,
37. J. H. Ma'lr.o.
;<S. J. K. P. Hail,
' John Knlins,
: 40 A. J. Sterling,
11 ,1. A. MeOilloeh.
42. W. C. Selieil, ,1 r
. 4 5 J. A. Hare.
44. \V. I.oeklunt,
4.\ Patrick Foley,
4-5. T. Bradford
47. s. W. Vincent,
4-5. Wm. llasson,
SA Benj. Whiiman,
|SO. A. G.Church,
Hants " " 2
Howard " " 1
Huston " •' 1
Liberty " " 1
j Marion " " 2
Miles " 5
I'atton •' '• 1
Penn " " 5
Potter 44 44 r-
Jtush 44 44 3
Snow Shoe " 2
Spring * 4 44 4
j faylor 44 44 1
Pnton 44 44 1
Walker 44 44 4
; Worth 44 44 1
Denr Sir : Ycr.r cv.lr.nin of an
nouncements, filled with tl'.e nane s
of those who art willing to serve liie
public in the various cilices t<> be
filled this fall, reminds us that the
time for our annual convention is
near at liaud. Being neither an of
fice holder nor an office seeker, and
having no other interest in the con
test than to see such men nominated
as are best fitted for the respective
positions and will reflect honor and
credit upon the party, I hope you
will allow me a little space in your
paper to say a few words on the sub
ject of a nominee for Congress, on?
of the most important offices to be
filled. For this position t nve names
aie presented to tlie Democrats of
the Conntv those of Hons. I'.
GRAY MEF.K, I>. G. I>UMland Ex-
Gov. CURTIN. While L have
naught to say against the two form
er, but am willing to acknowledge
their claims upon the party and their
devotion to its cause, we think the
demand ot the people ao the present
time is for the nomination of Gov.
CURTIN. lie is eminently fitted for
the position, and lias every qualilici
tiou, ability, integrity and princi
ple,'—necessary to render him one of
the leaders in Congress. No one
will question that in this respect he
is fully equal if not superior to his
competitors. Moreover his nomina
tion is not only demanded by the
people of our county but by the
Democrats of the entire district, and
if his name will be brought before
the District Conference by our coun
ty. bis nomination can be effected
without a struggle and will cause
such an enthusiasm throughout the
District as will injure his election
by an almost uuanimaus vote. But
not only do the Democrats ,of the
District but those of the entire
State expect and demand this nom
ination. It will give strength to our
State ticket and conciliate to our
party the class of men of whom Gov.
CURTIN is a representative, and be
worth at least 3000 votes our to State
ticket. All this can he accomplish
ed by the nomination of Gov. Cur
tih—llo part of it by that of either
of the other gentlemen named.
Besides the nomination would be a
good one independent of the above
considerations. None that would he
made would reflect greater credit up
on the district—no man whom we
can send could exert greater influ
ence for his constituents, or would
receive more hearty endorsements
throughout the length and breadth
of the land. New England and the
South send their representative men
to Washington and shape and mould
the legislation of the nation. Why
cannot we do likewise ? Gov. CUU
TIN does not seek or ask the nomin
ation. The office in this case seeks
the man,—the people demand his
nomination and we feel confident
they will show their feeling 011 t lie
subject by the almost unanimous
verdict at the delegate elections 011
Saturday next. DILI for Governor
and CURTIN for Congress will make
a ticket that will be irresistible in
the central part of the State, and
will send our .State ticket to the
gates of Philadelphia, with such a
sweeping majority that will defy the
arithmetic of repeaters and ballot
box staffers. Democrats of Centie
do you desire tills result? If so,
turn out en massee 011 Saturday and
voce solidly for CURTIN for Con
gress. Make your influence felt for
once in the councels of the party.
VOTER.
ltcy. (Jto. Guyer, :i prominent
Methodist preacher at Hell's Mills,
was lined lecently for shootingsquir
rels out of season.
Tho drouth still continues, there
having been no ruin ot any account
for a long time. Seeding is about
over, but the grain can not germin
ate until we 401 rain.
__—
P. Gray Meek, Editor of the
WdtcJnnaa. Ex-Member of the Leg
islature, good fellow generally and
candidate for Com/rexs, gave our
modest printing shard y a call on
Thursday morning. Come again,
Kiss.
ire received a communication on
J/emht;/, written in [the interest of a
certain prte.ninnd candidate foe q'lnv
tint enlist rc<feitfi. dt dim In indms'i
it y hecanst thi tenter thus net ijici his
name. This is in uU eases r>~
ijuircd bit publishers of papers. It is
<t rule icitaoul ixa/iti >n.
Editors are sometimes aeeub ntal
lv hit by a little lack, and this is
just liovv the "venerable sinner'' of
the He raid come to be invited to a
good, clean bite in the Hush House
last week. Hut. the local is veal
mad about it and rips ami tears like
a in ideap. Ho then whiuningly
complains that though he can smell
the delicious dishes lie can not get
to them. (iret nlhW, sir, will do the
business, or if you just happen to be
short, try and eousole yourself with
the idea "that "the grapes arc sour
anyhow."
A IS::; I L INVENTION.
We clip the following from the
Centre lie raid ned endorse wet y
word it says. The invention is one
of real, pract ieal use, and we hope
our neighbor, MR. Luse, may realize
handsomely for it :
Dennis Du-v. of Milllieini. litis invented
a nil obtained a put lit for a very valuable
Port .b!.' Jack f>r motive powrs. The in
vention relates to a Jack for attacldug to
machinery for a'lju<ir.c the belt. < -jovi.iib
the horse power ot Girasiiiim maehine-: and
consists in applying b> the driving shaft of a
power, and revolving a bom it, a yoke which
carries the snail of a bell dilving wheel and
adjusting said yoke upon a segment at any
rebuild angle." so that tho belt may bo regu
lated a-> desired. One of the |E"on.iuent fea
tures is that the motion can be r. verse 1
without wov ins the Jack. Another Is that
you can thrash In any part of the barn • re
guired without moving • lie Jack a, i:i the
old way. It can lie applied to any kind of
motive"power. Uig'e.'.s can bo obtained of
D.unis I.use. M'dlh. ini, Pa.
SPRING HILLS ITEMS.
Oapt. Hassenplug is very i!!.
The Snii-( Vnteniii.il lrali>:t
was a decided success. Everybody
was well pleased. It closed on Sun
day evening with addresses I* lb v.
W. E. Fisher and Rev. Prof. D. M.
Wolf. The church was filled In its
utmost capacity, and the occasion
will long be remembered by all pres
ent.
Miss Nancy "Wilson returned
front Red ford Springs where site had
Ken for health. So try to say—no
improvement at all.
I. J. Grenoble *is now unpacking
one of the largest stocks oL' Fall A:
Winter Boots Shoes and Heady made
Clothing ever brought to lVnns Val
ley—untqualed in price and quality. 1
J. D. Long is building an oiliceat
Ills coal yard near the Depot. John
is a go-ahead fellow and we wish
him success. YOXEY.
To THE EDITOR OF THE JpUR*
NAL :
Rarnmu's Rig Show will visit
Lock Haven next Tuesday.
Read Rambler's long article on
the outside, lie talks like one who
knows what he is about
A lady ninety years of ago recent
ly walked from Philadelphia to
Reading, in four days.
It is thought that Rev. Samuel
E. Furst may receive a call front
the Lutheran congregation of Relle
fonte.
• ♦
About lifty good chestnut posts
ami about ten couls of good lirewoed
will be taken at the .Journal oil'tce
on subscription. tf.
What do you think of one hund
red aid sevi nt v-l'ive fence posts
made out ot one tree? This was
done in Ltbanon county, recently.
Dr. J. W. Statu, of Millheim,
hereby announces himself as a can
didate foi the cilice of County Treas
urer, subject to Democratic rules.
At last Spring Mills is to have an
iron county bridge too. Wo con
gratulate our neighboring town up
on the much needtd improvement.
See letting notice by tho county
i commissioners.
An exchange says that Rellefonte
has 700 dogs. Rut how can every
dog have his day when there are
neatly twice as many dogs as there
are day's? Guess the rule don'l
apply to Rcllefoute.
Wm. S. M li.'.c oiV.-rs liis services
to the owners of lots on tho ceme
tery, to clean and trim them. lie
will put family burial plots in good
and neat enndi ion for a very rea
sonable sum. tf.
The yellow f, ver '-out inner to rage
in our Southern cities with unabated
fury, and the condition of things is
: truly appalling. It is the dutv of
the people of the North not only to
pray for but to In dp their Southern
brethern with their mentis.
Mr. llarry Taylor has opened a
Coach Painting shop nt lVnn Hall
and is now prepared to do all kinds
|of painting in his line. Mr. Taylor
I is a mechanic id' skill and t xperienee
| And all work entrusted to him will
be executed in.a satisfactory man
ner. Give him a call.
That most enterprising fellow, J.
New - man. .Ir. of tin' Eagle Clothing
Hall, R Ilefoute, has secured the
services id' Mr. Jack-on, ore of the
Kst cutters and litters in Philadel
phia. Mr. Jackson under-lands his
business thoroughly and people wiso
get tht ir suits made at Newman's
will get jtfs to their hearts* delight.
THE RED I'uoxr Fr UNIT urn:
STOKE of Jacob Lower, Lewisburg,
Pa., is one of Lie best places in this
part of the state l<u furniture.
Any one who visits Mr. 1 lower's
establishment will be surprised at
two things viz. : the substantial
quality and beautiful designs of his ;
furniture, and his Uncprices. tf.
The Granger picnic at state Col
lege, next Tiiiusdav proaiist > to be a
big tiling. Col. Piolette, Pres. C.;l-j
del*, and Mr. Train, will speak on be- ;
half of the l'utrous. and Gen. Bea
ver for the Ct liege. T'ii• College
Cadets will be r< 5. wed. Restaur
ant will be on the git un.l for the ac
commodati>n of tl.<* public. Large :
delegations fiom m ighl orlng coun- ;
tries have pi on.isoil to be present.!
T'ne paiblic is respectlullv invited l-j ;
attend.
DEDKMTIOX.
The new Odd Fellows Hull in |
Millheim, will be d.Niieati-d accord- ■
iitg to the rites and ceremonies of
the I. O. of O. F. Friday. Sept.. !
zTili. IST ; . A number of other |
Lodges have l cen invited and are 1
expected to lu present. Several ,
Bands have Ken engaged for the j
occasion. Addresses will be deliver- j
ed by prominent members of the I
Order.
Grand Parade at 11 o'clock. Din- ;
ner at the Millheim Hotel, at t|
o'clock. Tickets for Dinner can be!
had of the committee,
By order of Millheim Lodge, No.
953
D. O. PEININOE::, j
1). H. MINGLE I
J. F. IIOUSEL, ! Cor,l.
A. (>. PEIXIXGKR, I
B. F. Mi I.LEU, J
() 1 S iturdav m irniiig the birn of
.T-icob Ilasel, 1 ear Madisonhtirg, in
Brush Valley, burned to the ground
with all its contents. The lb** must
have started after it o'clock, as Mr.
Ilasel was up and out about that
time. We understand that the barn
was insured to a fair amount, but
the grain, feed and implements were
not insured, and the 10-s falls heavi
ly 011 the tenant, Mr. .Jacob Ilasel,
•Jr. The cause of the lire is a mys
tery.
EXAJIH.Vims OF TEA!II
• i; as
FOR 1878.
Tun I XAMINA . fo\ OF Irou TIIK
SCHOOLS OF Oivrui: UOCNTY WLL RE IICTD
AS r 01. lows:
Harris, Boilshirg, Friday. So:t. 1.1.
S'jH ing, a!i inii.e's School lions *, Monday,
ft pt. 16.
;•:*. Knox s School House, \1 cd'.iesduy,
Sept. is.
Uoilcp". Leniont. Thursday, Sept. 10.
I'i.ttcr. I 'al.tr' IRI ids'v. .-Vpt. A',
(in*™, IVnn Hn I.Saturday.Sept. 21.
Walker, Hublcrshurg, Monthly. Sept. 2.'t,
Marion, Jacksou\ ille, Tuesday, Sept. 24.
Liberty. K;e:l viiic, Wetlnes Ivy. Sept. a"..
Howard and Cm tin, Howard, Thursday,
Sept. 21
I'l'iiii, Millheim. Saturday, Sept.
Hauit-s. A.iron- burg, .Monday. Sept. EO.
Miics. ltoUrsi urg, Friday, Oct. I.
REBERSBURG* FRAGMENTS.
Seeding is over.
Mrs. Abby Miller's house is near
ly completed.
As. s. Union Picnic will he held
in Mr. Geo. Brmigarts Grove, 011
Saturday Sept. L'l. I S7S.
Apples are ordinarily plenty
throughout the valley.
Very fortunate —the lady who had
two chances to go to Camp-Meet
ing—but imagine the feeling of him
who came out of the contest second
best. The adage "Never promise
impossibilities" comes very nicely
into question in this case.
Mr. C. C. Zeigler lias of late de
livered a series of Lectures in oui
town, 011 "Geology"—"Witchcraft
and its teachings 111 the Bible" and
"011 Ilell" —claiming that all will
be saved, there being no such a
thing as Eternal Punishment.
Rev. W. M. Landis took ihe 'oppo
site side of the question and very
clearly proved hat there is a Ilell.
Mr. Z. will challenge the llev. gen
tleman to a public discussion 011 the
subject.
ANON.
A Mr. DtmililaziT Killed tweuly
oiu rattle snakes in one nest last
work, u| noar Wilkesbarro. Tliat'M
•l<> Mr. I*. ; vou'roolootoil Iv a largo
majority. I'lease step three pares to
the trout.
Rt XALLY A RRI'STKR. — Ait Al
/<</(/ ('hiif jii Itl ('mint'/ Mtmh rcr
( 'opfwi/ in Oni/on. —The l'ittslmrg
I'itsi, of Septemher l\ says: Our
readeis are familiar with the arrest,
t rial and com iot ion of a man named
Turner, in I'leailleld county, who
v. a*. found guilty of the murdfr of a
woman named Mrs. Waplo, near
Walla; eton, in isTti. as the farts
lieretofore been published in full in
this paper. It is also known that
the aroused was recently granted an
order for a n< \v trial, on application
made to the Supreme Court, but the
matter has no' vet come up for a re
hearing. Another chapter in the
dread crime is now written hy the
arrest at Portland, Oregon, of a ear
perter nana d John Waruur, who is
believed to have heen a party to the
foul murder, li is known iliat M is.
Waple became enamored of Turner,
and that with the assistance of War
ing, a scheme was concocted by
winch her husband was sent to the
penitentiary for seven yea rs. Tur
ner subsequently tired of her, and it
is said she was preparing papers
that would have sent him and War
ing to the pe: itentiary for perjury,
when the former cutieed her to the
woods ami !'ntd several balls into
her body, while tlie latter, who is he
litvdto have bun privy to the
••rime. tied. After three years he
has been captured, and the sheiilFof
Clearfield county is on his way homo
with tlia priso ner.—Jl, /•,<>'</.
Tit:: SK*II-('KMKNMAL AT
Nl'KlXti MILLS.
The Semi(Ynt< uuial picnic of the
I'liiou Sunday School of Spring
Mills came off on Thursday, and l
was a most comph tc success in eve
ry particular. It was without
doubt the granilr.M ami most inter
esting celebration of its kind oyer
he! lin Penns Valley. In point of
numbers this picnic far exceeded
anything we ever had the pleasure
of seeing, wi.ii" the high character
of some of tiie Speakers present gave
the matter a prominence seldom • n
j wed ry a rural feslivel.
The progiamme was arranged
with admirable judgment. The. ad
dresses wt re varied, s'e /f, eminent
ly practical and to the point. The
singing—all yea, the singing, was
excellent —nay it was neW excellent,
lint that \s just what everybody ex
petted when the/ saw that Sam
S!t'Uiv)i was appointed to lead that
part of the exercises. We know
folks that would go miles to hear
Mam sing. If Hew S. G. Hltannon
can preach as well as 'Sam shannon
can sing, then indeed are two wry
rare qualities unhid in one person :
but we would do the school great
injustice by omitting to state that
they are a corps of train < d singers
well worthy of such a lead or.
The dinner was truly a sight
worth s •/;•;/. Walking through the
giove and beholding the ( ■ ./♦.'// ar
ranged tables, one was involuntarily
led to think of the hard times in the
outside worid ; but then—"eompaii
sons are odious," ,ve concluded, es
pecially under such circumstances,
and gladlv accept'd the lust invita
'. ."ii r l ivid. Ai iec..>: ic.il a dozen
others follow d, and we fell so sorry
\v • could u. I aect pt ail.
Addresses were delivered by K\-
(iov. I'igier, Lx-(.ov. ( urtin, (en.
las. A. Beaver, Rev. J. <1 Shoe
maker and 1 lev. S. 11. Thompson.
-V w.y comprehensive, very inter
esting Listen* of the school was
read iy Rev. .T. T\ Wilson, soli of
L'cier Wilson. Ksq., the veir-ran .Su
perintendent of the school, who just
fifty years ago was pit sent and par
ticipated iit its organization, and has
Uen a faithful l.ihorer in it ever i
It was Inn universally expressed
opinio!! tli.it tins was tin* most su<*-
eessfu!. pl.-a-; nit .iiid it is hop*,l prof
ite.Llc Stm lav S.-'iool festival ever
held in this valley. The cause re
ceive! an impetus on llrt* Semi-C li
tem;!;:! picnic. Sept ."t It, • H7S. Halt
will Im'.iv p* >(1 fruit for i teruit v.
services were continued,
as part of the festival, en Thnrs.lay,
Friday ami Saturday i veilings. iu
the l'resbvtei ian church, in which
{.!.•■ school is held.
The following ministers of the
eos'pei were present : —ltev. .his. 1 ).
Wilson. Key. S. If. J*|iOiop> >n. ltev.
John Tornlinson. Hi v. J>. M. 'Volt,
Ih'v. W. J-:. Fisher. Rev. It. \\\
Whitney, Roy. ,J. Shoemaker,
Rev. S. Crittenden, Rev. IS. G. Si.an
non.
MARRIED.
On tlie Ist at the nMb no-*of the
bride"- n:u. Nts, by i.s v. s. M. it, !.•••, x* i-;
.Jacob T. Missn'T "ami Mi>- Susannah Tl!>-
bons, botli (>f Or gg to. 1 a .hip.
DIED.
f*n th" ard Inst.,la Penn to v. nship, f'liris
tina Nees, aged c.jcurs, a months and i>
days.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
KV.vngk! i'-at.. —Herman preaching next
Sunday nioi ning, ly ltev. F. Deiuireccr.
I.i'THEHA J. Tomlinson. Parlor.
Herman jireaei. - lift in Aar.msburg next
Sunday at a o'clock, p. M.
Un'OKM'tn. l!c'\.T. u. Shoemaker. J'l-tor.
English preaching in Van no burs next
Sun lay afternoon at 2 o'clock.
VI v nioDisT. —The second Quartet ly Meet
ing of l' nns V liley Pin nit will h ■ 'hel.l iu
Midle im. Saturday and Sun I sy. i!\e 1 It!: &
I'.ih insl. !••*.*. Prof. Dean! A. M., of
4'i'iina. Slate Colhuu . i-> exoec'.e I to proa c'i
Saturday evening. and Sunday. Quarterly
t'oate.ence will meet immediately after
preaching on s u sir lay evening. Preaching
iu Aaroiisburg, Friday evening.
Lodge and Society Directory.
The Milllieiin Cornet Band \s ill meet In
tlie Town Hull on Monday and 'iiiursd.ay
evenings.
Prov ulenee H range No. 217 P. of 1!.,
meets in Alexander's ldoek on t lie -ml Su
turduy of each month at oP e. k. and on
the It li Saturday of ouch month at IhJ v. si.
Millheim Lodge No. l .).V>. 1.0. <>. F. meets iu
tlie New Hall, l'enn street, every Saturday
evening.
'J'lie M.lllicim It. & 1,. Association me-ds
iu the Town llall, on the evening of Hie
Second Ms r.duy of each mom h.
LETTING, —The Commissioners of Oen-
J tie county will receive Proposals utilil
VI o'clock, nooii, Tuesday, Kept. 17tb, N
for the building abutments for a bridge aero: s
Sinking Creek at Spring Mills; plans and
specitieatious can lie scon at the Commis
sioners oftico, ilellefoute, Pa., uhere bids
will be received. The Commissioners re
tain the right to regret auv alid all bids,
•i. N i:wi.!N Hai.i., i
ANDKKW TINRUO, < Commissioners.
LI. A. IDLNUI.K, (
PIANOS AND IfiICTEE
a very supcrerior Piano or Organ, eyual ly
every exeel'ence to any made at Manufac
turer's Wholesale Price, and thus save near
y one-half of your money, do not fail, before
purchasing, to write for catalogue of de
scription and prices, to Post office Box 31)83
New York. Hilly.
AmioiincciiioiKH.
| ... CONGRESS.
, i are authorized i• > announco licit D.
(I. Hash, Khj., of llclh'lonto, w ill tie a can
didate forCnngrcss. sul>jol to tie 1 decision
of the Pi iioeiatie t '.u;nt> Convention.
M•' jl | 'f Uti'.lioi i/etl to announce that I*.
Ot av Meet of ll'dlefonte will he a candidate
fort'on;: rts-i, subject to the decision of the
I 'inncrath County and district convention.
SEN ATE.
V\e artiauUio.!/<•( to announces the name
of C. I. Mexander. Ksi|., of Itellefonto us ii
wutdlivM* for State Senator, subicct to the
decision if Democratic County Convention.
JI'DICIAL.
We ariimitlin i/od to announce tbut C. S.
McCormirk. Hsu., of l.ock Haven is a candi
date for the offlue of President Judjie of this
district, subject to Democratic rules.
SHI HI IT.
We ire authorl/.'ul to announce that John
It. Pair, of Perm township. Is a candidate
or sheriff, suh|o-t to Democratic vui
M e lire authorized to announce thai h. T.
Mumon. Esq., of RcUpfonlc, is a candidate
for SlierilV. subject h> the decision of the
bi'iiiocrtitio County Cpnvi nllon.
We are iiutkorl'rd to announce that
Ceni-KO Hafter, of Palter town .hip. Is a can
didate for sh-riff. sublet to the decision <>f
bornie ratie Countv Convention.
W<• arc authorized to announce that Joh'fi
it. Iz*at!.cr. of Howard township. Is a can
didate for Sheriff, subject to Hie decision of
the Democratic Countv Convention.
LEGISLATE EE.
Wc arc authorized to announce that W.
A, Murrav, of Hoalsbiirtr, is a candi
dal' for Legislature, subicet to tin' decision
of the Democratic County Convention.
We are authorize I to announce that W.
b. Mincer. C.s.i., <if MiUhcini. iv a candidate
for Legislature, subject to the decision of
the Detuoeraltc County Convention.
trkasi
We are aulherjt,-> antwninc.''tirC I*. P.
Mijsx •!'. now of Kcllcfoote is -i candidate for
Countv Treasurer, sublet to I he decision of
the li.nnoenitie fonntv'ConveoHon.
Wc are *iuMor|/cd to announce that Per
ry W. McDowell. of Howard Borouirh,
s a eandid ite for County Treasurer, sut
ec to Democratic rules.
We are authorized to announce that .1. li.
Holt, i si, 0 f Snow sji i.'i-> a candidate for
County treat tirer, subject to tic dicisionof
tin* !• mecratie Cotinly COIIV< ntum.
We areaetiiori/.<"t to 'innoutit •• ili.it Adam
Veai i'. of Marion township, is a candidal ■■
for Coutiiy Tn a.>urer, nl-j< ot t" Dciuoera'ie
rules.
V.c are authorized t > announe • that R. I*.
I, a:licr <, Esq., of UiUouvllle, will boa can
d.date !•* Countv ricasurer. subject to the
1 k'litocj at:c i 'onn ty (\>n\ cut ion.
PP.OTIIONOTAItV.
We iu e ledhori/.ed to announce that Sam
uel M. AUarl/. of l'ot'.er township, is a can
didate fo; i'rotiionotai y, stihjeet to Demo
e.atie rak's.
We are authorized to annonnee that R. I'.
it, r, IVt.. of Walker townsiiiji, is a can
didate for tite office of Protiionotar., subieet
to t!c action of lie Deinocrulie County Con
vention.
Wt arc autii'Tizcd to announce S.
I'crint;. IS'i , of tiicut township, as a can
didate for Prolhonot ti y, sabicct to the de
cision of the Democratic County Conven
tion.
We are niihori <*d to announce that Rob
ert t;. Ibdd.of 1 ei'-iison i >\vit.ship, is a can
didate ftir Protiionota.ry. subj.-. ■*. n the iieci
s; >n of the Democratic Co a ity Conven
tion.
Hesnra. Walter & Deinlngcr: Please an
t!>>n:i Coat l pur pose to l>e a c*i!i !> late for
t!ii' of IVothonotary. and if s • t >rca;:ate
as to p e ivc Hit* iavorabie considerali.ei of
ni> f.-:>oe. 1< .nocra's in I'.eir pitniari
s. ni'ol.c , Mill p e l- * my •< , b. if elected, to a
taU'iful met s >tisi.i-lory discharge of tin
dutii of the office. S. T.Hhcgkut.
We are anlii >rize.| to announce tliat (•. W.
Kumbci cr, of Paiton Town hip is a candi
date lit, Pi'ulhouu'.ary, sulijeet l> lieiaoerat
ie rule--.
l OM MISSION Kit.
Wc are atlthoi'i.'c Ito anr.e;it.> , . > tliat bco.
V.. stovej-. K>'i . >d Penn township, is a can
didate for tin nfllceof County Conuuiasiuu
er. s|th| et to the a< li >u of the lleuiocraltc
• . unl> Convent'oii.
We are authojized toanoottnee that A. J.
Hrici, iis.|.. of Uuiouville. will ! • a candi
d.t for Co.mty Coinini -l uicr. sabjeet Jo
the a ii i of tlie Demoeia'.i • County Con
vention.
We are authorized to announce that John
Hoy, Jr., of M .rion township, it a camli
d te for ( -mi >i> • oiauti -ioic'r, sutseet t
t la* decision of ihe i iMUcrutic County Con
vention.
We are authorized to announce J. II
Haliu. of Mih-s'ou'if, us a candidate for
County Commissi iner. subject f-> the ile
eiston of the Democrat;county Conven
tion.
We rtt>'an'.liori/cd t< announce that 11.
A. Minrff, IN. of Raines township, is a
c in.li.i i.>• tor County Comm.ssjouer, sui
j< i to the action of the Democratic County
Conventh n.
We are authorized to announce that John
15. Heekiu-in, of llrcaa township, is a candi
date fur County Commissioner, subject] t<>
the d vision yf'jlnj D> nijviati■•'.'uuhty Con
vfniion.
We are authorized to announce that J.
Newlin Hall, ot Howard township, is a can
didal" for County Commissioner subject t>
the decision of lite iX'inoeralie County Con
vention.
KKCORDIIIt.
We are authoriz >i t> announee that W.
A. Tobias, now of li 'defonfe. is a candidate
for rc '.aunination t<r Kecorder, su'ejee! t >
th" <1 vision of the Democratic Coun.y Con
vent ion.
KKCISTKR.
We ate authorized to announ •<• that W. E.
lUirclnh-id. of Reilefoufc. Isa candidate for
i ;•> iitina'cm !• rlh i;.s. r. vtbje-1 to I lie
d<'cisiju oi the Dciuoeratie County Conven
tion.
VSillbeiin .tlarket
Wheat No. 1 old I'd
Wheat No. 2 s;
Porn
ltye M
Oats While
Oats, Slack 2'.'
liiicloi iu u t
FJour b.tVi
Bran v Shorts, per hundred tt
Plaster, ground 10.1)0
( ei.lent, tier llti-hel 45 to ."si
It ii ley 50
Tvmotlr. -ced
Flaxseed
• 'lev ersced
Hatter If
Hams
Sides
Veal
Fugs 14
Pel at ies f
I .ai d <
Tallow 7
soap 5
1 ried Anples
1 ried Peaches
1 tried Cherries. l
COAL MAUKET.
Egg Coal if 1.7"'
stove '• I.all
Pin stunt '* 4. ■'>
Pel " 3.25
Corrected every \Vodno.~duv ly ciephart
& Mussor.
p. r w.■*.—P=a rrzrm^
nr FANCY CAUDS with name, 10c.. Plain
Z" or Held. I.".tt rtyles. Agents Outfit l-e.
Aull & Co., Ashlar.d. Sla.-s. 30-1.
r.n ( hromo Cards, (ne. fee; beauties) with
Zj name. lue. O'utlit lee. Turner Card Co.
Ashland. Mass. 36-4.
cjn M S iCA ltet.nl price ifi'AH)on
I>,iNir.t. F. ltn.vTTY Washington. N..1._ .'U-t
SPECIAL OFFERS FOR,
N swspaper Advertising
We pnblho ah iok of 112 pages s vo. (uo
adverti-inc) giving special otl'ers for ad
\ei l i-ing all over tic country. Prices lower
than evr ottered before, 'the last edition
sent j>n*t paid on the receipt of g"> cents liy
DAFCHV N co.s Printers' Warehouse ami
Adv"iils.'iueut Agency, lid Fulton Street,
N. V 34-4.
Ear Diseases
Dr. ('. K. Shoemaker's hook o'n lVnfr.e-s
ami IMseascs of the ear and Pa ir pro|r
treatment-especni'ly itumiing Far. lioiv to
get iiiihiioliat>' relief from n./tlieunnh asanl
icess of tins disease, ami a jtcrfecUfj hai mless
and permanent cure. A hook'every family
slmuid have. Rent .free, to all. Address Dr.
p. M. Shoe u.\Kim, Aural Surgeon, ltemiing,
Pa, 3d 4.
NOW R£At>Y! The Grand Achievements of
STANLEY mm
By lion. J. T. Ileadlejt, t lic Prince ot de
scriptive authors, A full history of his ex
plorations iu Africa and marvelous jour
neys t'own the (iom/o. A new exciting hook.
Prist ling with uild'advenlurcs and thrilling
scenes of danger. Is profusely illustrated.
The public eagerly await it. It is selling
wonderfully.
ntllTTfllJ P'cware or misstatements of ln-
Ufiu ilUil terested parties, lint send for
proof or genuineness and jull description of
this work, also terms. 36-4.
Kh. Awtft Waatel
I\ liGI'HAKT. 11. A. MISSKK.
GEPHART & MUSSER
DEAI.I'IfS IN
(■rain,
Ciovorseeil,
Flour V
Feed,
Foal,'
(Master A
Salt.
MILLIIRIM, PA.
Highest market price paid for'alllktiiil* •>
O-K/AJTIT,
Delivered either at tlie'r.lHCK MILL or at
the old M CSS Kit Ml 1.1., in M11.1.11K1f.1,
COAL, PLASTEP- & SALT
Al ways on hand and sold at prices that de
fy competition.
A share of the public patruiiune resj ectfuliv
olieite.i. S-'-ly
sl3 70.51300 XX't&ZIIZX
<-iy iiioutli. I.ook scut fre" j>! iinii. ; \-
eiytlilii". Addtess, RAXTJ-.IJ r. CO.. I?." ti
Ktis, 17 Wall M., New York. U7-4w
is a - l-iitiire'lteinedy, lieinp tlie
LgCi _ result of y ais of .study by a
■ ■ >- nroinineiit l iiysa-Jati. a:ul imviim
, ■ . lii'cn use I iii i;i-. o'tvu practice a
*-ZV lone while 1> tore iv:ng Kiveil to
m>i g : the public. It is the gr< at
FXIBOKLiS REMOVER.
•-> rik' l "'! Complexion ItcK.itifi
" —r:i r. N•>t it I nr Itlo' 11 li >s ever
l> f-'i'e I c> n oil. 11'|. ltdix'Stl.e
__ '" work like Mapie and is Perfectly
Harmless—ic-ivin;! the Skin lik--
QM —. v t, and the complexlod as
P I'lcar r.s Cry.st.'.l. ; P cents per
rp> >" '
SOLD I:Y ALL DUXJUCISTS.
! Tl.c only c>i' d.inatioii
S milfils'x of Ihe I rue Jamaica i.in
ij.xAl vfftu ij e> r with clime-' Aroinat
j i"s and Krcne!i Rrandy
| for Cholcr. , ..Cliolera Mor-
B t *5 t IP I leas. <"ramps and Pains,
r/.i n til A ; iM.irrho aand Dy cntery.
I\ spepsj t, Flaluh n v.
Want of l mi • and A*tiv
'-'L'J* itv in th<- Stciune'a am!
IJ *.J Poweis i.' il ..v iding th •
linr.'.cii ..f Cliange of
Water. Fo.kl and Climate. Ask for
Wanfoju/S JAMAH A (IINOKI:. S7—IW
ri\v> • oggig
slilooo .'."ilj sl'fV. Sujnwl, •;ranTl""iV:
i'lar.os price fI.IOO o>i!y >2".5 Kb*.ant
I l'. iyi : t |:i||(s, price -.VIO o'.li l.t.i. New
>ty!>■ t'pi iyht Pi.ili >s*ll'.AO ".rjians
<ri.nis V£ slops fT'-I.AO * liureh Dr
guns Pi tons. pii> >- t ■ i only !•>. 171c
p.aiit y 7". 15 i rror 'I o; Oryans. cnl vfhi >.
Riiyers come and see nic ;.t iiomc, it 1 am
not as represented, E. fL Fare paid ix'tii
ways and Piano er Oriran Ctvwn free. Larire
IINJ. New>pajcr with touch information
aboii'cos; o? Pi amis & (he; INS n:sr fkkk.
Please addi . -s DAM PL P. 11LAT1 V. W ASU
-INUTOX, X.J. -J7-4W
""" WAITED/
V . Micrectlc Man or Woman in every
County to take an Apen y for two of the
in m poputar PiiblP'.ttions, six of the Pines'
Chroraos, mounlcj and strcl- lied (it\ 0)
to Kvi-ii Subscriber. The He.- Combination
liver b''fore otfered to Ajren's. and the Most
Pibesal Iml'.i.'cim ut> to Sab.si'ribers. Our
Kine Pubiicaiions. Premiums, and
Large Commissions place us ahead of all
Competitors, lliu>traicd Circulars Free,
K. P. & L, REST KIN, Publiahers, North
EaM Corner 7th and Dickin-oq btrevds. i'hii
adoipliia,
AGENTS WANTED.
Pure Teas in Sealed
Packages.
V GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE '
sell Teas to families, hot'ds. and lar i'
consitmerft—the lar r.-si stock in the count
to s 'lect frolu—qualities ot all lics-'iipiion
from the hipi'.cu imported to Die lowest
grades—a larjje discount, and a
income to all who sell for us—country store
keepers. druggists w !io w is'i to sell teas in
v *aled p 'trill na-'kages. peddl-r. and. in
fact, ali wini wish ti> obtain an honorable
livlnj; by selling teas shoul-1 vv: it>' in for a
circular. 22-fbu.
THE WELT S TEA COMPANY,
s*. i>. Pox -l.">0o. r* i Etdfen St., New York
HEALTH AND MSEST
Health aa>l Hapniu *ss are priceless Wealth
to their possessor,and yet ihey are within
the reach of every one who w ill use
VV RUS&TS LIVE it PILLS.
The only sure < PRE tor Torpid Liver, Dys
pepsia, llcadaehc, s.>u r Stomach. Constipa
tion. Dcbltitv, Nausea, and ail Rillioits com
plaints and Riood disorder.*. None ccnuiim
nnliss (signed "Wm. Wrifbt, /'inia.' If
your Drtii-'Kint will not supply semi 'JS .'"Uts
for one l>\ to Rarriek, lioiier A Co., 7e N
-4ih St. Phila
!y. r. s. Arttuir. Is tlie most rowiairn. and
CONVINCING temperance w srk ever written.
Dcscriln s the work of Murjihy. Reynolds,
lie Ini it-* Assylnins, Prohibitieu. etc. Is
just the fo ir-trn the younu. r< e!<iitn tlie
orrinir. tn'i<:htcn the people. !• vTttrus.
MKUCll \nrsi MAM km'T' ukk-should tmv it
fOr their young men. "I believe it will Urn
power fit the right direction.""— Henry A.
Reynolds. '• it is ihst the '<./• for the
tint's.'" —Hon. Win. E. I<>*^<. " Vonr <nl
inirn'i'e i cork' is <t" right."— Hon. Veal Dow .
".is Tdoited the hook I t'ianke<l Go</ and
took ceiro'ic." —Mi's. 1,. K. Leri\itt. Trea .
W. I'. I'. A cents rcjioi't Jtl In 100 ce'Scs
per week. Sii di sn *coss proves its worth.
iSlaic and fetttai • aiiee.ts wanted. Terms
b cral. HE P. 5 vK! RR' iS., 7A! sau.soin
trcot. Piiiia ldelp ii i. 2T-I.
<y\ 3 r"A Groat cluinoe to make mo
-3 S Kfl I'V. ir yon can't got gold
MII .cot greenback*.
® VVr need a person in o vei y
town to take subscriptions for tlio largest,
cheapest mill bost Illustrated family publica
tion latin world* Any one can become a
successful agent. The most elegant works
of art given free to subscribers. The price
is so low that almost everybody sttbsenbtsi
One agent reports making over C-l'o in a
week. A lady agent reports taking over -100
subscribers in leu days. All who engage
make money fast. Von ean devote all your
time to the business, or only yourspar* time.
Yon need net !>e away from home overnight.
You can do it as well as others. Full parti
culars, direct ions and terms free. KJegant and
expensive uttit free. If you want profitable
work send us your address at once. It costs
nothing to try the business. No o.ic who en
gages toils to'nuiko great pay. Address "The
People's Joiil mil," Portlaud, Maine. 81—ly
INSUHIPTIQN
Positively Cured.
Alt an lie revs from this disease that are
anxious to lie cured should try I> I*. Kiss-
Nl'.lt'S ('El.Etm.vrEl> CoNSLMITIXE PoWUEIU.
These Powders are the only perparation
known that will cure COSSVMITIO.V and all
diseases of the THUOAT AND IO NOS — indeed
so strodg our failh in them,and also to
convince yon thut they are no humbug,
we will forward to every sutler or, by.
inail, post paid, a free trial box.
We don't want your money until you
are perfectly sat'istied of llieir curative
powers, it your life is worth saving,
don't delay in giving these VOWHEHS a
trial, as they will surely cure you.
Trice, for large box, sj.t.oo, sent trr any
part of the United States or Canada, by
mail, oil receipt of price. Address,
ASH & ROBBINS,
gdsj F'v't LO-i S C;W-U. If UOOXEYN. N. Y.
W. H. MILLER & BRO.,
Proprietors of the
furniture looms,
MILLIIEIM, PENNA.,
Would most respectfully inform the citizens of Penns and Brush VaflleS
that they keep on hand in their Furniture Store, three doors-east of the bank,
CHAMBER," SIMU
tvi 4tuvnrai •*.*%. -vAMUkrO ■iq *** " vr9lt — 1 *" ■■■ miwmm
CgAißg & TABLES,
BEDSTEADS,"
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES IN TllEllt LINE.
Repairing done. Orderspromptlf attended to. Ihiees cheap, to suit thetimei.
CITY MADE COFFINS
Always on hand and sold
-APT BOTTOM PRICES.
FUXJiJULS ATTENDED AT ALL
L. C. & S. C, RAIL ROAD.
WEST WAIJ O.
1. 3. X
I CAVr. A.M. P.M. P.M.
Montnnd'ii T.oo l.' o.:f>
LewNburg 7.1", 2.20
l air Ground 7.20 2.31
Plehl 7.2S 2.t0
Vi.-ksburg 7.:;" 344
Miilbuhurg 7.15 3.!5
Millmout 8.00 3. A
I.aur iron h.io 3 yo
Coburti 0.25
Arrive at Spring Mills 9.50
EASTWARD.
2. I. 0.
I.KAVK A.M. A. M. INK.
Spring Mills l'Uo
('ot)urn 10.35
Laurel.on . 11,4-, 405
iMillmoiit ll.Vi 4.2,')
p. M.
Mifflinburg 12 10 4,50
vick-burg i 12.it 5.<t5
Biehl . 13.27 5.13
l air Ground 12.35 5.211
lewi-burg 0.55 12.45 5.45
Arrive at Moiitambm.. 0 50 1.00 C,.fe
Nos. 1 & 2 connect at .Moniandon with Erie
Mi! w - t on 11.fr Philadelphia Si Erie Rail
x •s. 3 1 with Day Express east and Nia
gara I XUli-s- His!.
N>. V 0 with Past Line v.'cst.
AIM minibus will rim between Lewlsburg
and Moiitaiidnii, to convey passengers to
ai.d freni .Pacific Express e.vst 011 the Phila
celpt.i 1 A Erie Railroad.
The regular Railroad Ticket's will be hon
ored between these two points.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL EGAD
Philadelphia & Erie R. R. Div.
SUMMEI! TIME TABLE.
<>n and after SUNDAY, Juno 2nd, 1878.
the trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Rail
road Division will run as follows :
... . WESTWARD,
ERIE MAIL leaves Philadeipia... 11 ,55 p. ia.
Harrisburg....4 25a.m.
" Wiliianisport. .8 35 a. in.
" Jersey shore..9 07 a. in.
" Lock" Ilaven..9 40 a. IIL
" Renovo 11 Op a. m.
" arr. at Erie 7 55 p.m.
NIAGARA EXP. lea v. Phihuia— 7 A) a. in.
" Harrisburg b 5 a. in.
" arr. at Williamspnrt 2no j>. m.
laiek Haven 3 25 p. in.
" lienovo 440 p. in.
LA>T LINE leaves Philadelphia.. 11 30a. in.
ilanisburg 335 p.m.
arr. at Widian:sioit..72sp.m.
lAH'k Haven...B4op. 111.
EASTWARD.
PACII'JC EXP. leav. Leek Haven..6 40n. m.
" Jersey shore 714a. m.
" Wiliianisport 7 .55 a. in.
" arr. a! Harrisburg..ll ,V> a.m.
I'biladelphia 3 !"> p. 1:1.
DAY EXPRESS leaves Renovo—lotl.sa.io.
" Lock llavcn 1120 a-in.
'• " sYilliatnsiKvrtl24op.nl.
arr. at Harrisburg.. 4 l- p. m.
" " Philadelphia 7 20 p. m.
ERIE MAIL leaves Renovo 8 3,5 p. 111.
I.vk Haven.. .9 45 p. in.
5v il' 1 uitsport ..11 05 p. in.
" an-, at Harrisburg 2 45a. ni.
Philadelphia....7 00 a. ni.
EAST LINE h vives sViliians|K>rt..i23s a. in.
" arr. at II irrjsburg 3 " : a. n:.
" Philadelphia....7 35 a. ni.
Erie Mail West* Niagara Express West.
I ock Haven Yrc'tinmodaiion West and Da>
I \i>r ,4; Ktst make ehwe connections at
Northumberland with L. & 15. U. K. truius
for Y':lke<b;.rre ami Seiv.nton.
Erie Al.nl NV.'si, Niagara Express West
and Fa-'t I.iu" West make i-lo c c*mnevtion
at William port with N. C. U. W. trains
1101 tb.
Ei ie Mntl Wes. N iagr.ra Express West
and Day Express East liiikeehee connection
•it 1 -k il ni'ti villi It. !•;. V. K. K. trains.
hrii* Mail E;<l and West eontvct at Erie
witii trains on 1.. S. &M.S. K, It., at Coriy
wiiti o.c. A A. V. it. I!.. at Emporium with
B.N. Y.&P. it. 11. and.it Driftwood with
A. V. it. K.
Parlor Cars will nir. between Philadelphia
and WHliamspori ou Niagara Express West,
Krie Kxpr West, Philadelphia Express
East, i'ay Express East and Sunday Express
East. Sleeping e irs on all night trains.
WS. A. BALDWlN,.GeneralSap't.
SWEET NAVY
Atvardid h ;}.<*! ft! icnt.-tifi I t xpOft!u-n fot
fir rV'. :•* ou ft rnd fx • V rtwtf '#.*:•;/ ehtrr
6tt€T . f MW(| . v *'•• 1 •. he Im Is tttCTO
i vcr iiinriv. As our IK* strip t 'dr-jrnrfc •* clcsvlj
inaitnlfd en r..Y:: i .-<• t * * Lr*t i*
on owry by Mtc lot =. t-Vn i f*r
fxve. to r. A. Jav iv-sow \ Vfr*., i\teribu r j< l Va
Ceo. F. \V \n: I.e. Ceneral Agent. 82-tw
Nos. ;> and Soulh Water street Phila.
PursoM*' Pnryatlfe Pills make N(v.
Kieli Blood, and will completely change the
blood in the entire system in three months.
Any person who will taka 1 pill each night
from 1 to Id weeks may be restored t<> sound
health, if such a tiling is possible. Sent by
mail for S letter stamps. I. S. Ji>ls>>OX
A CO.. Bangor. Mo.
ASK YOU it CtluCElt FOII
Silver Leaf tfuS.
Fc r Stoves, • Ranges, etc.
AL }] . IYS 11EA D Y FOli USE.
XT- A MIXING, "VYA or>ou,
aN J DUST, J>U lilU SU,
Circa irs free. W. H. STEWAKT
U2-3!P G4 Courtland St., New Yo ;k.
AGENTS! HEAD THISi i
We will pay Agents a salary of sfclbO pe
month, and expenses to sell our NEW nd
WOMIERFUI. INVHNRIONS. Addresa, Siinn
AN & Co., Marshall, Mieb, 24-4W
WHY GO WEST?
alogue and Maps, J. F. MANIIA, Dover,
Del. 30-4 w.
REVOLVER FREE VBTtSPSBSS
Address, .t. liown & Sou. 13(5 XI3S Wood St.,
Lisbbrjr, Pa. 3h-4w.
I
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KABSfISUNDS
t WPMIKUK! control the Railway lands of
TKKGOCorXTV, KANSAS, about equally
divided by the Kansas Pacific Railway,
which we are selling at an average of *3.25
per aero on easy terms of payment. Alter
i>ate Mictions of Government lan,ds can bo
taken as hom' si. a<ls bv actual settlers.
Tliesc lands He in tbe G HEAT LI >IKSTON K
BKLT of Central Kansas. the best winter
wheat producing district of the United
*t lies, yielding from 20 to 35 Eushels per
Aere.
| The average yearly rainfall in this county
lis MJAIU.Y INCHES I'KK AKSCM, one-third
| greater than in th<- much extolled AUK.VS-
I*AS \ AI.LKY. which lias a yearly rainfall of
lest than 23 inches per annum m the same
longitude.
STOt-K llttsiso and WOOL RBOWINO are
very LCI MLNKUATIVK. The winters arc short
and mild. Stock will live all the year on
grass ! Living Streams and S|>rings aro
numerous. Pure water is found in wells
from tin to 60 feet deep. THE HEALTHIEST
CLIMATE IN THE WOULD! NC fever and
ague there. No muddy or impassible roads.
I'icnty of line building stone, lime and sand.
The c lands are being rapidly settled by the
best class of Northern and Eastern people
and will so appreciate in value by the tin
provem•elite now being made as to make
their purchase at present prices one of the
very 1 investments that can be made,
asine from the profits to be derived front
th' ir cultivation. M<'inlters of our firm re
side in WA-KEENEY. and will show Ltndi
at any time. A pamphlet, giving full infor
mation tn regard to soil, ciimatc. water sup
ply, will be sent tree on request.
Address
Warron Keeney & Co.,
b Dearoprn St.. Chicago.
OU WA KEENEY. Trego Co., Kafisas,
Established 1860-
"Qualify istts trns IdofCtape;
THE
STANDARD
TIHA CO.
oiler in packages of
5 lb. and upward,
their standard quality of
TEAS, at 50 cts, pr lb.
COFFEE, 25 cis. " "
TUe Trade, Hotels and large con
sumers can order direct from as.
Goods sent to any part of Ike V. 8*
QUALITY GUARANTEED.
STADiRD TEA CO.
2£ Fulton Street. 21
NEW YORK.
AGENTS WANTED ! Medals and l)lpl
mas awarded
PICTORAL BIBLES,
2,ooolllustrations. .Address for 116w cireu
lavs, A. J. HOLAIAN, & Co., 930 Arch street
Phi la. 23-st. •
-> I? ft A Tad Highest honors at alltoorieT
dUlTililu /exhibitions.
UATFST CATALOGUES and CIRCULARS
with new styles rdueetl prices and
much iufoiinatlon went tree, MASON &
AM LINt KG AN CO., Boston, New Yor4k
r Chicago. 21-t
G&Y S LTVERG>\ I -VS. I A DVSFEP<'(M
i tea
lf4 LIVER STCMACtI C l£AaS TT.E iu