fbe lournal.
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Wjllcr SDoinittger. Proprietors
D O. Mkimnokr, Associate Editor
Mlllheini,Thursday Oct. 31.
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Terms—Bl.so Per Annum.
l)mocrfi(ic Ktntc flckct.
VOX OOVBBSOS
Hon. ANDREW 11. DILI.,
OF CMOS OOfSTY .
roa LinrTCSAST OO^EKSUA
Hox. JOHN FEKTIG,
OF T*WA*<H3 COI STV.
FOR 9SORCTART ISTKRSAL AFFAIRS
HON. J. SIMPSON AFRICA.
OF MFNTISODOS OOrXTT.
ros FCFRRMF TVIW
HON. 11. P. RO^s,
OF VOSTOOJfF.HT edVXTY,
Ov*norrAlif State Coniintttee.
Hfkjlß. Chairman.
DISTRICTS.
27. F. K. Kowrr,
2A A. Boss.
23. S<>l. Foster. Jr..
3'l. Wtn. A. Marr.
31. C. P. Dull.
32. W.E.Miller.
S3. T. ij. Adams.
34. .T. A. W'OtHIWHW
35. 1?. G MeLaralrn,
3d. >Ym. Kevser,
:C. J. H Maine,
.X J. li. P. Hall,
I S3. John 1\ til:us.
! I'l A. J. sterling.
ii ,1. A. McsJulloeh.
' 42. IV. P. Scliell, Jr
it J. A. Hate.
I 4. IV. Lock hart.
I4\ Patviek Foley.
: 4v>. T. Bradford
47. s. W. Vim-cut,
j is. Wui.Hnsson,
is. Ileni. Whitman,
j 53. A. d.CUurch.
Hox R. MILTON J-
Diuthicts.
I. I>. A. 1.H119.
•J. Geo. M, 1)hiIa".
a. J. G. McKcvnaii.
4. T. H.CUrk.
5. Daniel Coyle.
<j. J. r. Lyiu-b,
7. A. H. 1 aUner,
S. Win. Kelloy,
Clement Can*.
10. G. Ross.
11. Evnn Mishlor.
2. Daniel Jucoby
13. A. J. M iioekn,
14. F. 11. White,
15 K. B. Oobaugh.
i*>. J. Kidman.
17. A. D. Shiver.
15. J.Gill Allan,
13. A. B. Damming,
ill. J. K. Bogert,
21. li. K. Packer.
22. W. A. Pork.
23. A. H. Forsman,
24. A. J. Hughes.
2#.. J. 11. DiweuWrry,
I>irfrlt anil County Tirhrt.
For President J n<" sc.
C. A. Mayer,
For Congroes.
A. G. Curt in.
For senator.
C. T. Alexander,
For As>emMy*
W. A. Murray,
of Harris
J. P. Gephart,
of Bellefonte.
tor Sheriff.
John Spangler,
cf Toticr.
Kor Prothor.otary.
J. C. Harper,
v! JDcliefoute.
For Register,
W. E. Burcl.iltK!.
of Ferguson.
F'.r Ileeor.ier.
W. A. Tobias
cfMiios.
Tor Treasurer.
Adam Y ear irk,
of Marlon.
Per Commissioner*. 1
George Swab,
of Harris
.lacob Pur.kte,
of alker.
Per Auditor.
J. B. Jamison,
. of Creep.
Geo. It. Williams,
of Koxrard
Kor Coroner.
Dr. C. W. Cambridge.
BIGLER, RUCK, Is If K A LETT
"Tell myfriends that 1 am st'll rn
bid fashioned fJemoer 'i as I ul'C ujr,
have bmn, end that J would ratfwr
have Gov. Cicetin to c present rne t)i
Congress than any other man in the
district."
Ez-Gov. Ltjler to Mcj. R. 11. Ferneter.
V/ cannot imagine a sensil'e Demo
crat hesitating on such a subject.
Curtin''s election, it seems to me, would
be a great (food to the p<iety and the
country Jjis commanding lah.nts ore
needed in Congress, and his devotion
to honest government would his con
stituents os well as himself."
Judyz Black to Chairman Gephart.
"J consider it both politic and vrist
for the electors of our state to support
nun for Congress rcho hove hern regu•
lajrly and fairly nominated by the
Democratic party, I mill go further
and sag that the presence in Congress
of men of experience and ability is a
necessity of the limes, and is to be
promoted by all honorable and proper
means.
Hx-Sen. Bnekaleic to Chairman Gephart
DILL OX THE RECOKDKITB BILL.
His Consistent Opposition to
This Justly Obnoxious and
Wantonly Offensive Measure.
The following letter from Senator
Dill, the Democratic candidate tor
Governor, was yesterday received
by Mr. Kansley :
JLEWISBUKG, Oct. 21, IS7B.
GENTLEMEN : Your favor of the
4th instant did not reach me until
my return home yesterday and I
hasten to reply. When the Record
er's biil was before tne Senate I con
sistently and earnestly opposed it, in
debute and by my votes, and 1 re
garded it t such a llagrant outrage
against the spirit if not the very let
ter of the Constitution, and against
all considerations of public policy
and the individual rights of the citi
zens of Philadelphia that I felt con
strained to refuse my support to the
confirmation of litcorder Quay. 1
can only say that my record as a
would be my record as Gov
ernor of the State should I be called
to that important position, and no
legitimate and constitutional efforts
would be left untried on uiy part to
effect the repeal of this justly obnox
ious and wantonly oppressive mea
sure. Very Respectfully.
A. 11. DILL.
To R. IL RANSLEY, JR.
and others.
DEMOCRATS.
To the Polls!!
One of the
Most Important Elections
ever held in
PENNSLYVANIA.
conies .ell' T tmstlny next.
NOVEMBER sth, 1878.
It will decide for many years
to come whether
Democratic Principles
shall once more prevail and be
made a
PRACTICAL REALITY
or whether
PARTISAN CORRUPTION
and
RING RULE
shall continue to despoil the
Beloved Old Keystone.
CAMERONISM,
which done more to pollute
polities in
PENNSYLVANIA
than ad other causes combined,
is on trial
BEFORE TK3 PEOPLE.
This election must determine
whether
DON CAMERON
who wa* vrtuallv appointed I*.
S Senator
BY HIS DADDY,
njrainst the strongest pr tests of
the best men and the best papers
in the
Republican Party.
shall continue to hold that high
position for which lie has shown
no fitness whatever.
OUR STATE TICKET
is nil that could be desired.
HON. A. H. DILL
Our Candidate for Gov
ernor,
is a man who was maiiv times
and most thoroughly tried, and
Never Found Wanting.
Even political opponents have
heretofore always been happy for
opportunities to HONOR HIM
WITH THEIR VOTES, and they
will do so again.
ANDREW H. DILL
-IS NO .MAN'S MAN.''
lie has ever been devoted to the
interests of the people, and his
past history is the hest assurance
that he will be a
Faithful Public Servant
in the luture.
HON. JOHN FERTIG,
Our Candidate for
Lieutenant Governor,
is a gentleman of solid worth and
high attainments. IL % is very
popular and will receive a heavy
vote in the conl regions, where h ■
is be.v known.
JUDGE H. P. ROSS
Our Candidate for Su
preme Judge,
is one of the ahle?t jurist in Penn
sylvania ami a man of sterling in
tegrity and solid worih m >id* : ?.
IP is eminently li7 for the nigh
ami digniiicd office l'r which ha
is h eandiJate.
OUR DISTRICT
TICKET.
Curtin for Congress,
Mayer for Judge and
Alexander for State
Senator,
present? an arrnv of talent per
haps never before equaled in
CENTRAL PEX XSYLVAX FA.
Not only should every Democrat
but every veer, fee! proa 1 to be
represented in our
National Legislature,
; by a statesman ? o eminent and
popular n* the
, Groab War Grovarnor of
Pennsylvania.
: He will go to Congress with a
, majority far above the party vote.
Hon. C, A. Mayer, than whom
i no abler Judge ever presidcJovcr
; our courts, will receive tho
j largest vote ever polled in this
} district for that office. The slnn
j tiers roc ntly circulated against
hiin will notf. in the least disturb
; the confidence of the people in
his integrity and worth.
: Hon. C. T. ALEXADER,
Our Candidate for State Sen
ator.
is one of the leading lawyers of
the far-famed
CENTRE COUNTY BAR.
! He has been actively engaged in
the practice of law for many
years, and has twice servod this
county in the House of Represen
tatives of the state, with honor
and credit. He is popular with
the people and will poll a largo
vote
OUR COUNTY TICKET
! is ene of great average s trenglh.
I Especially is this true of our can
didates for Legislature.
J. P. Gephart and W.
A. Murray.
j They deserve the confidence and
I votes of the party and will rc
| ceivc them without stinct".
! We cannot further individual
ize, but would urge Democrats to
vote the ticket. If the candidates
are worths they should have our
supportwhefhcM* they be personal
enemies or friends,
i Especially do we to s*e
j a full turn out by the Lower End;
j and there/ore wo do most earnest
ly entreat Democrats to
• TURN OUT AND VOTE.
I
"SE^ATORIAI.,"
Lust w.'fk wf published an article
ill the JOVRN'AL, (t.l fuh'rrtisv-
Itirnt, which advocates the election of
Mr. S. Woods Caldwell, the (iiv n-
Iwek candidate for Senator, for th*
district. We did not wvitc iljo said
article.are in no way responsible for
what, it says and published it only
as a matter of business —"being paid
for it at regular rates. Wo did not.
think that it would do Mr. Alexan
der, our worthv Pernor rati it candi
date for Senator, any harm, and
least of all did it oerur to us that
mo* position on the Senatorial ques
tion eouid Ih> misunderstood, as the
said article was headed "Advertise
ment." but more especially because
we bad expressed our hearly support
of Mr. Alexander just the week tie
fore, in tlie most unequivocal terms.
We have but a casual acquaint
ance witii Mr. Caldwell, think lie is
a gentleman personally, but as h.
Greenback candidate he certainly
lias no claim on Demoeiottc votes.
We are assurer! too, that he is a
Catufroniitn, and that alone should
deter every Democrat from voting
for him. no matter what else he may
or may not be.
Mr. Alexander deserves the full
est support of the party if any c;ui
didate on the ticket does, and we
are satisfied that lie will have it.
THS RAIV STORM
The rain storm that raged along
the Atlauti.* coast on last Wednes
day morning was the furious
as well as most destructive of its
kind that visited our eastern snores
these nianv years. It came from
the Gulf regions ami swept along
the Atlantic northwards. Its great
est fm v seems to have been spent in
New Jersey and eastern Pennsylva
nia, where the damage done is im
mense. Heading, Lancaster, Potts
ville. Easton, Fottstown, West
t'besier r.fd many other places, have
all suffered very much, but it would
seem that the storm fiend made
Pliladelplila its particular target.
The following from the A". Y. Sun
shows how fearfully the elemeuts
raged and what a large amount of
damage w as done :
Philadelphia, Oct. 21— By yesterdays'*
sloriu in tins city ,;-t dwellings an 1 <r*s
were unrooted unil l 1 ,*■ i"\\i —injured. >ev
oral wore completely demolished. There
were, besides. Ki.il >• injured thirty one
churches, twenty-three <>elioolhou*cs. tldr
tv live factories and warehouse*. five hotels,
two elevators, ami fifty other inruo !lld
inas, su j. n> depots, rrrry-houvw, mills
and railroad oliloes. Tin* fatul ac •i-h-nts
vr.-iv mx. and liio-e serl- u-'.y uijnnst num
ber thirteen. In the southern part of the
ettv the Delaware overflowed its banks for
one mile from the u-untl <om-e. and tliQ in -
habitants wore taken frvun the seooml si.>r
les of lumsca in boats sets', out Xiom the
N ivy V ml. i hjly one in .n '.v.is di w ii* •! io
this seetioti, tna the loss of iiye sto.'k was
verv jrreat. and ten or elev n old w.wd. n
Im n'i-es w. Ie s\\>'n; ly/av. The well kn oni
Updmark. th law nip house at the
Kne island N..vy V trd. w.ii leveiled to the
ground.
IT ,s insjiossFoie at proven' to estimate the
i >ss in money :,s !t is distributed in various
amounts buw> n hundred* of owners, but
it is L't* no rally estimao d at |2,>H',pv). t'jy
foliowimr lvinjc among lh- heaviest losses;
Christ F. K. Clr.ireh hi t;eriu:nt<wu, f ID.OaO
to 5.vi,.,0; iVnn-j Ivania lUilroa.l depot,
V.'e-i Fhi'-'i't !p!ih. 4 b: Idae at the falls
of Sr jojylklll. V. alnul .slio.'t "*re-tiy
te-i tn Chuiefi. i; First Baptist Ch uvh,
Shoo maker's piano faotore, Cl'-.0-i
i i <iv ■: .1 1 M's s>n •" knittlu;; ntiiL t'V
o>Vi. fhe shipping inter, s.sal o sufce'e t
vo'ei- iy, eight voawls la-ink rt-p I' le.t ,unk
r,:i i iv.i ii>-thr.e ilamr.-re 1 i;i rliis hnrlmr.
At l'.iint Bre-'Z" 'in- -si]' D.eial-l MeKav,
tons, of I.ondon : the bark-' ls"it:e \t.
Farr.'it'd oi H-i-'-ui. nn-i fee \f-df.), •!, V'd-C
Kay. d i-i'in r. r.Yid Ar*:rfla * rtf* ■ I !<e)vc in
ilie >••: riL l .•< > bioeked 'd 1 toe S- h
}{|v-r eomp'et- ly. a.-d sum-r.-'l -sitiiti ttV.'is
at.cl- r-f tK.dar-C worth of dnm iiTC by choflny
or runniap srtli.ne A", the s-iir.e ji'a -e tb--
shi'F Home, vv'h v "i htrri N oi'oji, m
Shorr, and was so Nullv (tamMged thai -h -
will prntiabiy have to it*< ";.:;e f.: r-'nnlrs.
O.i th Dele ware, hclow Reedv Islmm ant
Rhte.'.st of the I' i'SL'-' If-lit. tie- taz K. t.
Kowicr was wreeked, an t her Captsdn and
.: boy f.-redrowned, fho rest of the i rew
e--aped IWMilmnu i?. Tilt: Capt Cu of it.
c\-s-.-i Mary '.m w ilch a rivcsl t!o
mnraiii_'. -IK the storv :t i ■ th.it, b ■
fell nearly one hiindretl of the -.s.r fli-et
K-uod t > t!;6 city on tho uiAiiiua- al tl'c
sf.M on. !**>reports & BiutiWr suu.%, iuaiij
and two lives lost.
The Muooncr Fuekeye, from 11.1' port,
r.ijit. Anp eti.ii in.tstr. wn wie iked iiojul
three miles from N.-weistlo. and the Cap
tatn, his vrife and two nous un.t u seaman
were drown, d. Geotfic Kelly was the only
survivor.
The seiioOner FsMle Ur!<lif of this rltv
was wrecked on the .1- r.-ey Shore, opposite
Neweastle, and Captain Jis. Fountain and
two colored seamen were drowned.
T PHfUrSRVRG.
__
| Th* Philipsburg meeting last Sat
j uptay w.is one of the most imposing
political iVmor.str itions pvf>r held in
Central IVnusvlvania. Everybody
| wit'in a radium of fifty mil *3 seems
i to li n e pour?"' into tbe <>1:1 burg un
til the assemblage nuinb'Med manv
thousands. T rinrc?'-tv In sec ard
1 lie:ir k *Llle next President, 5 ' was ver/
; great.
At 2 o'eloek a meeting wns organ
j iz'-'l with Cov. T'igW ms President
and thirtv Vice Presidents. Telling
sneerhes were made bv Gov. 11-Mid
' riolm. Gov. Walker and Gov. Cnr
-1 tin. and in the evuiing hv Hon. C.
: T. Alexander and Israel T<sl,
The enthusiasm was nbn>*t Dound
i less and it is thought that much was
done foi the cause.
The political rampfires are b'nzing
brightly all around us. Monday
evening there was a Remibliean
I meeting at Woodward. T esd<v
I evening at. Aaroi.sburg. Wednes-
I dav evening—Demon at ie at Tteljers
burg—Curtin present. and MeCor
j miek Jndieiary meeting at Millheim.
; Thursday afternoon and evening.
Democratic Mss Meetings at
Soring ills. Curtin present and
Dill also expected. Fridav evening
Deniorratic meeting at Millheim.
This we presume, will close the cam
paign, and then —the fellows that
get the most votes will be elected.
Col. John W. Forney on Hx—
Gov. Curtin.
I, TIe will be a splendid Represent
ative in tbe National Legislature,
! and if the Democrats want a splen
l did candidate for President in 18 s 0,
! they could not have a better man to
i lead them, and, by the gods, it's'not.
j at all unlikely.
We have made arrangements to
give as full and complete election
I news next week as possible, and
hone to be able to announce to our
readers that the good old Keystone
lias at last cut loose from Canicron
, ism and is a free state once more.
ro>.>raPTiex rrnro.
An old pliysioun, retired from practice,
having hid placed m his hands by an East
India tnivti unary the foi mnla of a sinipie
vegetable remedy, for the speCJy and per
manent cure for consumption, 'broncliuts,
catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lung af
fections. also a positive ami radical cure for
| nervous complaints, after having tested ils
] wonderful curative powers in thousands of
, cases, has felt it )ps duty to make it known
to his sullt-ruijt fellows. Actuated by this
motive, ami a desire to relievo human suf
fering. I will semi, free of charge, to all w ho
desire it, this recipe, with full directions for
1 preparing:! nd using, in German. F cuci, or
; English. Sent by mail by addressing with
1 ttarop, naming this paper. W. W. Bherar.
i HP P.srvcr's IJln *J. Rochester, New Voik.
Ilyutt's Wire Hound l'atcnt
. Nlutt's art' all tlio >io. For sale at
(lie Journal Hook Si ore.
About fifty good chestnut posts
| and about ten eords of cooti ilrewiHul
j v\ill Ik 4 taken nl the Journal olfloe
1 011 subscription. tf.
Israel Weaver, of Aaronsburg
has IOUO choice j rat let! young applo
; trees for sale, which he offers at 15
j cents a piece. Also a large lot of
plastering lath. Very cheap. tf.
Wm. *s. Maize offers his services
to the owners of lots on the ceiue- i
tery, to clean and trim them. lie
will put family burial plots in good
and neat condi.ion for a very rea- \
sonahle sum. tf.
V. T>. McColluin, whiloin the gen
tlemanly and popular landlord of the
Hush House, but now Special Agent
of Hrooklvn Life Insurance Com
pany, gave us a call on Thursday.
! Hope Mac may be largely success
j ful,
Mrs. Kllz. iheth K nish has just re
ceived her fall and winter stock of j
Mil • irerv Gomls, such as Hats, Hon
nets, Floweia, Feathers, MilU.Vel. |
vels, Kibbons, A<*.,.wlilch slie s-lls j
cheaper than the c jeape.st. Call at •
her residence, North "trcct, and be
convinced. it.
John F Hartcr, Dentist „ is now
prepared 10 do work in all branches
of deiitistrv in tiixt class style. Spe
cial attention paid to the -preserva
tion of tin* natural teeth." All
work warranted. Oflice one door
west ot M. E. Church, Millhenn,
Fa. tf.
The RID Kkont Furnttuk*
SroKK of Jacob Ilower, Lewisburg,
Fa., is one of the hest places in this
pot of the state for 1 ;rl furnituVe.
Any one who visits Mr. Ilowt r's
establishment Mill l e surprised at
two things viz.; the substantial
quality and beautiful designs of his
j furniture, <ml his loiopricss. tf.
! The subscriber wiU In? prepared to
J carry smalls bundles and b ixes
>f gooda, from Cb rn Station to
1 Millheim, Aaronsbmg, Woodward
' and all points along the line, at
reasonable charges. The pat/onaf'O
of the public respect fullv solicited.
d.Willis Mlssku.
Michael Stover, of Haines town
ship. County of Centre, applies for
thirteen acres of 1 i*id situate in said
Haines township, adjoining lands of
John Young on the west, Simon
ft rat jF survey on the south, Daniel
Wantz on the east and Martin Stov
er's heir on the north. 4Jt4
Michael Stover.
'•lt *et nis :g if I should cough my
I head off" is sometimes theexclama
-1 tion of a -sufferer from a severe
Cough. Quell the paroxysms with
Utile's ll'tnuj cf IJoreht'und ahd l\ir.
The relief i*s uiunediate and the cure
certain. Sold by all Druggists.
Hike's T-Kittuiche Drops cure in 1
minute.
Friend a word nilli you ? If you
j are troubled with any skin diseacs
; or other cutaneous irritations use
[ Glsnn's Sulphur Soap. Dj like
-1 v :<e if your complexion be pimpled,
j blotclicd or sallow. Yon won't re
■ gret it. Sold l-y all Druggists.
I Hill's H viu A* Whisker Dye,
1 Hlack or Hruwn. 50c. 4w
— - ■ ■
I Newman's Eagle Clothing Store,
E- llefoiii■*. is toll to lepletion of the
largest o. ••I i-h>.'ipct clothing ever
hrouglit U> Centre county. f*,d
Ovt-rcoats at $-.50, good winter
■ suits at SJ.Jo, under we tr at HO cts.,
! A!jo-boats and shoes. Juts and
a.;',-', shirts, neckties, suspenders,
umbrellas, kerchiefs, A-c. Newman
will sell yon good goods for less
money than ory other tran in this
county. 43-2.
M'tj. J. If. Fisher is nt present
in the rity purchasing a new stork
of General Merchandise, which ho
exi>ectK have ready to opeq at his
old and roil tide store at iVnn Hall,
ny next Saturday. His stock will
undoubtedly be one of the largest
ever brought to Gregg Township,
and in quality then- can l>o no mis
take us iu always makes his selee
tics in person. His prices will be
as low as t!:* lowest. Don't fail to
call at his store before purchasing
else where.
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SPRING MILLS ITEMS,
Our rchools ojfiu d on Monday.
Scud on your children, parents.
Tin school board of the township
has adopt "d anew series of school
book*. Hope the exchange may be
a good one.
Mr. I). II tinkle will move Into his
new house soon. He luis improved
his new homo very much—lias all
new buildings.
W. 1?. BUner has the Ifoss house
in town. It is now being painted by
Messrs. jhinkle & Annum, men wlio
understand tluir business.
A. E. Miller moved into the new
house on Wallace Street, built by S.
it G. Crawford, during the summer.
The Planing M ill building put up
1 y Mr. I. .1. Grenoble, will he readv
in a few days, and will be occupied
by Mr. Phillips, from Booneville,
Pa. We need more improvements.
On Thursday we ex pect a big
crowd here, to hear l>ill, Curtin and
others. Everybody should conic and
hear the questions "of toe day honest
ly discussed. AN ON.
MARRIED .
On the 27th Inst., at the Lutheran Par
honiu'i', It'dvibhurK, by Rev. F. Auranri.
Mf. .leremiali Brungard with Miss Lena
Lauiey, both of .Miles township.
DIED.
<)n the 10th inst., at the residence of W
F.ierly in ftebersbuig, Miss Catharine Hov
er. aged 83 years, 4 months and 17 days. '"
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
LUTHERAN. —Iter. J. Tomllnson , Pastor.
Lnglish preaching in A irnusburg, next
Sunday evening,
EvANhKl.K'Al,.—ltev. J. D. Stover will
preach next Sunday evening.
UEi'oiiMun. —tier. j. O Shoernu/cer, Pastor.
Preaching in Aaronsburg next hiiinlay
all e rnoon—Germ an.
Lodgo and Society Directory.
The Miilhelm Cornet Band will meet in
the Town Hall on Monday aud Thursday
evenings.
Providence Grange No. 217 P. of 11.,
met Is In Alexanders block on the 2nd sa
turdav ol each month at r. M. and on
lb! 4th Saturday of each month ut 1 p. M.
Millie ini Lodge N0.5*55,1.0. (). K. meets in
the New Hall, i'eini street, every Saturday
evening.
M.'bheim I - b. Association meats
in the Town Hall, on the evening of the
second M. ndny of each month.
NOTK. K—Tim cill/.onH of Mlllhaim, in
IN-nn township. Cent re ('o, I*n., will
nukc ImUUloti tot hi* m-xt tfeiii'ml term of
I Court (November) tor the Incorporation
of wild town into u bo-vcnuli. t<"
PjlST KAY NOTICE.-Cnme lo tflV pl:or
ij ot tin- subscriber tu Miles township,
; some time tiri rK thesuminer, thrrtilKihri'.
: :tie.l from two to tbreo jears. Iht owner
Ik requested to prove property, l*<lf charges
and t;ik' them away, otherwise they will
be dealt with affording to law.
_ DiKlfL Walkkk.
MileaTw]. Oc*. 17, 187*. 41-3-
PIANOS AND GRQ&NB.—" SMS
avery sQpererlor nana or Organ, equal ly
every excellence to any made at Manufac
turer'* Wholesale Price, and thu* save near
y oue half of your money, >0 uot fall, before
purchasing, to write for catalogue of de
srrl ptlon and prices, to Post oftiee Box
New York. llj-l.r.
Mlllhelm Rarket,
Wheat No. 1 K7
Wheat No. 2 NJ
(Corn 40
It>e 4ft
,oat* White 20
Out*. Block 22
Buck wheat 30
Klour ft. 00
llran j per hundrt-d M
Milt, per lirl 2.00
duster, ground 10.en
(Vnrciit. per Bushel 4.1 to Mi
Itarley M>
Tvtnothvsued
Flaxseed
Cloverseed 4.00
Cutter 1H
Hams 11
Hdes ft
Veal
Fgg* I*>
Potatoes .'■o
Lard 7
Tallow 7
Snap .1
I hied Apples
l>ried J'eaelie*
Dried Cherries 4
COAL MARKET.
Lgg Coal t", .00
Stove " C ..ft
Chestnut " ft.V)
1* " Mo
Corrected every Wednesday tv Genhnrt
4 Mosur.
P. G CPU AST 1). A. MTSSKR.
GEPHART & MUSSER
DEALERS IN
Groin,
4 loverseen,
Hour 4t.
rt*4,
Coal,
Piaster A
Halt.
MILLIIEIM, PA.
Highest market prleo paid for a!: kind* 0
Delirored either at the RHTCK MILL or at
the old ML'SSEK MILL, in MILLHEIM.
! COAL, PLASTER & SALT
, Always on hand and sol i at prices that de
fy competition.
' Ash are of the public patronage rcj-r-ectfolh
elicited.
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.Ttr CHEAPEST 'AND BESTIRS
PETERSON'S MAGAZINE
•
FULL-SIZED PAPER PATTERNS 1
.***h >t" PI.KMENT iritr be ciren tn every number for 1879, contain*ny a fu'lsixr, patten
sheet for a tody's or child'* dress. titer}/ subscriber will receive, during (fie yeor. ticelre of
thesepatterns, go that these, ale ne icl'l lw. worth more than the subscription price. Get at
improvements vriU also be mads in other respects."frfc
■ ■>l -•■ —r—-
"PKTERSON'S M AOAri!*r." contains, every year, DUO pages, !4 ®te<-L plAtes, 12 colored
Berlin iKitteriiK.buioininoth culored fashion piulcs, 24 pages ofiuuslc, und about yue
*OHI cat/i. Its principal embellishments arc
SUPERB STEEL ENGRAVINGS 1
Its Immense circulation enable* it* proprietor to spent! more on embellishments'
stories, u c.. than any other. ftpive* more /or the money than any in the vorld. lis
Thrilling Tales And Novelettes
Are the bhnt. published anywhere. AH the most popular tiiiters are employed to trrite
['ft'!'.. l .V.~?i'S,' terson.'' In 1879, in addition to the usual Quantity of snort stories,
{• 1\ L , iKIoIN Al, COl'_\ UIGIIT NOVKLF.TTKs will lie given, by Ann S. Stephen*,
frank I,ee Benedict, FratfeeS Hodgson Burnette, Jatlc G. Austin, and that dn rivalled
humorist, tile author of "Josiuh Allen's Wife."
Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates
Ahead of all others. These plates are engraven on steel, TWICB THK RSRAT. SIZE und are
uneiiualled for beauty. They will be supcblv colored. Also, Household, un>l other
receipts ; in shorteverything interesting to'ladies.
A .ft.— As the publisher now pre-pays the post aye to all mail subscribers, l 'Peterson'' is
•HE AI'LR THAN KVI_K ; in fact is IHK CHKAI'EST IN THK WOKI.W.
TSJ32MS (Always in Advance)s2.oo A Year.
AtfHiEDUC'EI) rft ICES TO t'LUBS.-S*
2 Copies fi)' $3.50 L With* a copy of the premium picture (24 x 20)
3 " 4 * 4.50 1 "( ,'n it Ist BLESSING LITTLE CHILDREN," affi e
4Co ies f PC" }^ar nujraviny to the pel son getting up the club*
G ° PeS 'i) 00 iHi extra copy of the Magazine for 1879, as
10 • n u.Oo ( :i l >rem ' uni i to the i>erson getting up the club.
5 Ctfjfie for SB.OO a With both an extra copy of the Magazine for 1879,
* " " 10.504 and the premium picture, Jive, dollar tngravintj,
*" " " IZ.OOf to the person getting up the club.
Address, post-paid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
:t'K? Chestnut St., I'hllmtelphfa. Pa.
Specimens seat gratis U'wrltlcn for.
UJUV nn UirC'T n Send for Delaware
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ami Map.*. J. K. Mancha. Dovor, Del. 42-2
Or FANCY CAKDH Willi name. We.. Plain
or Hold. IV) *tylt*. Agenhs Out lit Hie.
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<Mfl WA (Mfinn Invested in Wall Street
S)IU lu ipiUull Stocks makes fortunes or
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erything. Address liAXTLK & CO., B*>k-
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We will pay Agent* salary of RHW pe
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WOVIIKRrUL INVENTtOMH. AddTCSS, KHEU
AN & Co., Marshall. Mich, 34-"* w
WANTED!
ACTIVE AGENTS IN ETBHT COCNTT re>K
Ot'H KIN* II LHirRATRD HDI.ICAT!fNS. TNlf
ISA UAKK OPItIKTCNITT Fi IR PKOKITAMI.iI EM -
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t;eo. Y. Waudlf. General Agent. K-4w
Noi. i aud > Souih Water Htrts't Ffclla.
SEW RICE BLOOD!
arnonv' Piirxat Ivo IMII* make New
Hich Blood, nod will eoinpletely change the
lilood in the entire system in three mouths.
Any person who will* taka 1 pill each night
from I lo 12 weeks may be restored to sound
health, if such a thing is nossible. Sent -by
.mall for H letter stamp*. I • JOHNSON
A CO., Bangor. Me. i'J-
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A . nucrgettc Man or Woman in every
County to take an Agency for two of tbe
nio>t popular Publications. Hix <f the Finest
C'liromon, mounted and stretched (24*70)
to Every Subscriber. The lit* Combination
Ever before offered to A pen* a. and the Most
Liberal Inducement" to Subscribers. Our
Fine Publications. Elegar. Premiums, and
Large Commissions place u* ahead of all
Competitors. J HUM rated Circulars Free.
E. Y. f* L. KESTEIN, Publlahera. North
Kat Corner 7llr and Dickinson Streets, Phil
adelphia.
HEALTH AND HAPPIUBSST
Healtlyand ilsppiaes," are priceless Wealth
to their possessor, and yet they are within
tlie reaeli of erfcrv one who will use
WRIGHTS LIVER PILLS.
The only sure CI'PE lor Torpid Liver, Dys
pepsia. Headache. sour Stomach. Constipa
tion. Debility. Nausea, and all RHllous com
plaints and Blood disorders. None ktenuino
unless ntgncd "Wm. Wright, /'hila.'' If
ynnf Druggist will not supply send 26 rents
"or one bo* to Barrick, Roller <b CB., '0 n.
lb '3t. Fhlla
I A A h\ BESSrtVS CAPITA E
da/J PORiIIS. PLASTER.
t \ l I. KK.UF.Ar.
There Is noeomparis m bet we -n't and
thi coram n slow acting jKirou" plaster.
It Is in every way superior to all other
ctternal re neJies including linim-nts
and the e > caUud electi icnl appliances.
llt contains new medicinal elements
which iiicombination with rubl>er, pos
sess the most extraordinary pain reliev
ing, Mrengihening and cuialive proper
ties Any Physician in your own locali
ty will confirm the above statement.
E<r LAME BACK, Rheumatism. Fomale
Weakness, stubborn and Neglected
Colds and Coughs, deceased Kidneys.
Whooping cough, affection? of the heart,
and nil ills for which bombs plasters are
used, it is uiinplv the Wst known reme
dy. A-k foj Benson* Capcme Porous
Plaster and lake no otlier. Sold by all
Druggist*. Price 2s cent". Sent on re
ceipt of price. lv sea bury A Johnson,
| 21 Plait Street, Kvw York 42 4
I TOES PROTRUDING
i Through IloUi need no longer of
; fend the eve. or children's cosTl.T SIIOKS ng
! THROWS AW AT on that account, whon other-
I wise bill I.irrt.* WORN. THE AMERICAN
BHOK TIP CO.. have saved
MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
1 annually to Parents In tl\l country, by the
introduction of the t
Copper ar.d Silver Titte,
and tlicy are applied chiefly to children's
ircavy Shoes, mam Parents objt cling to the
LOOK'S OR METAL rips OS
FINE SHOES.
AH eur'.i will b™ happy to know that th's
e<nipanv lmve at last perfected a
BLACK TIP
' which add" to the BEAUTY OF THE FIN
EST SJfOE the toe renaming ncal until the
shoe Is wot ii.
ThesoTloaarast&mped A.S.T. CO
The more costly the Shna the more impor"
' tunt the Tip. us it ut Iczsl douh/ri the wcuv
lug vahu* of the Shoe. PARENTS! buy
, no Children's Shot s without the A/cC<U or
this nice lil.ick Tl)>. and thus REDUCE
YOU it SHOE FILLS MOKE THAN ONE
t HALF. . 42 4
! Ask your Sh'ue De.tler tcr *houi.
i W. H. MILLER & BRO.,
I
Proprietors of the
I
Furniture Rooms,
MILLIIEIM, PENNA.,
WoqUI most respectfully inform the c'.litera of T'enoe ami Brush Valliel
that they keepoo hand In their Furnilure Store, throe<l"*>r§ east of the hank
CHAMBER SUITS,
• T 11—. sarmmaamammmmmamsm ■* m JI ' ■
B J
CHAIRS & TABLES,
I • • • "
BEADSTEBS,
————————
I AND ALL'OUTER ARTICLES IN TflElt LISE.
J
Repairing dune, Order* promptly atteuded to. Th ices cheap, to an It tbehme.
CITY MADE COFFINS
Always on hand and sold
-A-T EOTTOM PRICES; _
FUNERALS ATTENDED AT ALL HOURS.
L. 0. & S. CJjAIL ROAD.
WEHTWARD. - i
1. ?. f. j
I-fatb j. m. p. *r. r.u. !
MonUndou 7.f0 1.-V> fl.i j
Lewiaburg 7.15 5.30 0.55
Fair Ground 7.'JO J )
Blchl 7.25 2 p>
Vteksburg 7A5 2 45
Miffllnhurg 7.1A JUS
Miilinont *O9
Laurclton *.lO syj
totmrn 9.23
Arrive at Spring Mills 0.00
EASTWARD.
: 4 o. 1
LSAVB , AM. A.M. P.M.
Spring MRU 11.10
(' v >urn jO 35
Laurclton 11.40 4 00
MiUmont 11.06 4 20
r. M.
Mlfltlnbnrg 12 10 450
Wksburg 12.20 .VOS
Bieb! 12.27 MS
Fair Ground Yl.'-A 5.21
lewisburg.. 6.35 12.45 5.45
Arrive it Monundoo.. 6 00 1.00 6.Q0
Noi 1 A 2 connect at Montacdon with Erie
Mail west on the Philadelphia & Kite Rati
Koud.
N<>s. 3 & 4 wjth Day Express east ana Nia
gara Express west.
Nov . r > & 0 with Fast l.jne west
An Omnibus will run between Lewislmrg
and Mont&udou, to convey pas.*>ngci to
auil from I'aeltk- Express east on tne J*h:la
ce'puia & Erie Railroad.
The regular Railroad Tickets w ill be hon
ored between these two points.
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAD
Philadelphia <fe Erie R. R. Div.
SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and after SUNDAY. Jubc 2nd, IST*,
the trains on the Philadelphia &• Erie Ball
road Division will ran as follows :
westward.
QKIF M AIL leaves Phlladr lpl*.. 11 Mr. m.
" " Harrisburg....* ¥> a. m.
" •' WUiiamsport..B 35 a. m.
" " Jersey Shore. .9 07 a. m.
•• Lock Haven. .9 40 a. m.
" " Renovo 11 00 a.m.
" arr. at Erie 7 &5 p. nr.
NIAGARA FJtr.leav. Philada,... 720 a.m.
" Hafrtsbhrgio 50 a.m.
" arr. at V Ullaisspet t 2COp. ru
'• '• Ixtrk Hartn sisp. m.
" " Kenovo 4 49 p. m.
FAbT LINK leaves Philadelphia. .11 -o a. m.
" . " HarrDburg SSs|>. m.
" trr. at Wllliarosport .7 25 p w .
" " Lock Bivcn.. .8 40 p. in.
eastward.
PACIFIC BYP. le ir. Lock Haven Clos. m.
" " Jersey *-h<>r: 114 a. m.
•' " WilPatrsport 7 ;>5 a. m.
" arr. at liarrieburg..ll 55 a.m.
•' " PhUlidc'phia 34* p.m.
DAT HXI'KES.A leave* Kenovo—lone a. tn.
" '• J-ocr Haven 11 K- tr.
" , " tVlUiamsporlU4oi.in.
air x*. TTarriaburg tl'tp.tn.
" " Philadelphia 7 2b j. m.
ERIE MAIL leaves Itenovo S 15 p. x>.
" " I/oek Haven...? 45 p. nr.
Willlamsport. .11 05p. m.
" arr. #,t Rarrisburi: 2 45 a. m.
'• " Philadelphia... .7 00 a. ui.
FAST LINE leaves Wllliamsport. .12 .'V r > a. m.
" arr at Harrlsburg.... 3 55a. m.
" " Philadelphia....?3s a. nr.
Erie Mall "West, Niagara Express West.
Lock Haven AcminmodaUon West and Day
Express Rist make eli<--e connections at
Northumberland with L. & P>. 11. It. trains
for Wilkeshavr* aud Scran'n.
Erie Sail West, Niagara Express West
and Fast lane West make <?o>e connection
At Willlamsport with N. C. lc W. trains
nurtli.
Erie Mail West. Niagara Express West
and Dav Express East make dure connection
at Lock Haven with K. K. V. It. K. trains.
Erie Mall East and West c"un'ct at Erie
with trains on I. H. & M.S. It, U., at Corry
with O. C. A A. V. It. It., at Emporium w'.tli
U. N. Y. & P. K. It. and at Driftwood with
A. V. It. It.
Parlor Cars will run between Philadelphia
and Willixmaport on Niagara Express x>est,
Erie Express Wot. PbimritfpliU Express
East. Day Express Last and Sunday Express
I East. Sleeping cars on all night trains.
\VM. A . BALDWIN. General Sup't.
i
i
! -DP fUCI llightft honors at all too rid'
j PitlT dno inhibition*.
| y. A TEST e ATAT.OGC KS and CIRCULAR
with uox* ilyles rduced price* an
much Infetmaiion xent free, MASON
AM LINt RU A N CO., BoMen, Now Yord
r Chicago. 21- &
J. P. .BROOKE,
(Chas. A. Sturgis, .igcut.)
WATCHES.
i
ANL>
| Musical Instruments.
Repairing done on short notice.
ENGRAVING A SPECIALITY,
! at tlit? Mtllhelm Jewelry St m\ one door
1 f of Fienhnth'.* Drug store. Msi n t tt'et,
i MII.LHF.II4. PA.
SCHOOLBOOKS, COPYBOOKS. SLATES, SLATE & LEADPENCILS, PENS, HOLDERS,
Ink. Facer & Envelopes, Paperhoxes, Wallets & Pouketbooks,. Teachers' Registers,
I£T THE
JOURNAL BOOK STORE, MILLHEIffi, PENNA-^Jg
peuuojea 3? aejaqqwi qdejßcqoq.j 'looAOAoqtrmnja Q 'J^qdZ
'aHvoaioisraa 'SSVANVO 'SWISALVI 'SHaoctai saiaia xaxooa p** AUJHVI
PARIS. 1878 AT EVERY
Two Gotd feeduK "I^B
hWKUK>', m* World s
PHII.ADA, IS7
8 AMI Alio, 1875
VlK*r\A, 1873 FOP 12 YEARS
PARIS ISS MHESf mm
ll,ive been at-ai ded the
Mason & Hamlin
CABINET ORGANS
At the Paris Expedition this year the? ar*
awarded GoLl> the lnsi.e
recompense at the disposal of the Jury. Tliiiv
have also received tin; GRAND GOLD Atjv-
DAL or SWEDEN & NORWAY. 1878. NO
other American organs have ever attal<tl
, highest award at any world's Expotji ton.
Sold for cash or payments br installment-!.
• Latest CA T A LOG I ES. with newest *tyl<e t
I pilccs &<•,. free. MASON & HAMLIN Okt
| can CO., BOSTON, NEW YORK or CUD
| CAGO. a*-4
RSSM
c CIEAM TUf
0(1 ChromoCards, (Der; rt t< antics 1 with
6o name. I'D. <• list IV. j'n . wsr O ;r4 vo
\*itlard. v?xvs 3st.