tyc journal. '"filer Ofißlßfer.Pwietors B O. DrrsivoEß. As.ootstn Flitor Illlheiw, Thursday Dee.l 2. BX . L. -M I Terms—Bl.so Per Anuurn. PLEASAM FIcrRESTO KKAD. , "We own a Thousand Million hollars to foreign countries for money borrowed to carry on the war, to build railroads, aiul for articles imported for use and consumption | here," was the statement only three j or four tears ago. and the actual amount of idebtedness was even i greater. At least sixty million dol lars liad to be sent abroad each year, topav the interest on this sum. What more pleasant reading, than to learn that. while supporting our selves, ami even reducing the aggre gate of home indebtedness, individ ual, municipal, aril national, our people are rapidly wiping out this foreign deht by economy in luxu ries and in the expenses of loving, and by producing more ai d more to send to other lands—by increased effort, bv developing the agricultur al resources of our great countyrand by the blessing of Providence in fiving us magnificent crops u the American Agriculturist for September, we showed that doling the year ending July Ist. our coon trv exported of its products $261,714- 679 more than we imported : in two yevh?. an excess of $128.'281,5116 i nnd in five years. $667,218,495. In our October number, we presented the figures showing that from Aug. IS7S we bad reduced our national inter cat bearing dela. S *7l, 852. (,j --from $2.381.530.271, to $1,809,677.. 900), and our annual interest pay ment in the s one time, from $150.- 977,098 to $95,181 .iK<7. an annual saving of nearly $56 000,000 ; and our annual taxation from $488,274,- 465, to $£40.753, 805, or uore tlian half. The good work still goes on ; onr former figures were made up t June 80. We now have the official statis tics to Oct. 1. Exclusive of specie, the exports during September were $57,924. 808.and the imports only $36,399, 541, a Rain during the month of over Twenty Million Dol lars ($20.52.5.267). The total ex ports from January Ist to October Ist, 1878. were $533 729. ID; the imports <1 urine the same -time, were only $324,598 6 1. a grain in 9 months of S2US-,60n5-7. At the same time, the large products of our gold ai d silver mines are being letaine.t in tle country hv so much iot oulv increasing our solid wealth, hut ad ding to tne reserve for resumption of s;ecie pavments. The yield of the mines lor our last fiscal v*ir WHS a Unit $94,000,000 or $40,226 106 of Gold, and $.6 726.2 4, of Silver. (About $2,500,000 of Gold ands3.- 000,000 of salver are consumed in the arts and manuNct lies. The total stock of gold and silver in the comi trv July 1 was estimated at $332.- 443 948, an increase of about s9h -000.000 during the >c-r.r, to v.hich $26,000,000 was added from the mines from July Ist to October Ist). The uu-offieial reiiorta show that the gain is still goi.,g on, though temporarily lessened a little in Oc tober by the Scotch 3mk failure and consequent tt .accial disturlun- i cea in Great Britain, which, for tlie | time being, checked orders tor i breadstuff*. The business is reviv ing again now. Great. Britain his still large requiretu ;uts fur urea !- stuffs, Willi exlraordin irv sintil supplies to entne from Hungarv, India, and Australia. From Jan. 1 to sfept. 27. British India export ed only 1.19 5.706 bushels of wheat against 10,485, 158 bushels in the ftatne tiuie last year. F rut ice is also fe la vet buyer this year, her imports of wheat during September alone being 2,386.320 bushels this year, against bushels last year.— The cotton crop is the largest ever produced in this country, and de spite the retardation by yellow fev er, which has now happily ri:suje peared, the exports in ten weeks from Sept. 1 were this jear 493 887 bales against 341 751 bales during the same period in 877. Surely fcnere is a hopeful outlook for all classes. White very high prices for corn and wheat can riot be expected, it is satisfactory o learn that there wi l boa demand, at some price, for all the immense products of the past two harvests, so that the country will lie cleared and a demand exi-t for the next year's harvest. Our agricultural readers can with hope and confi dence lay out their plans, during these leisure winter days, for putt ing in a good area of spring crops. Let thern not forget that the best Wiping crops are those in which the largest vield is obtained from the smallest area. We will do our share in showing how tnis is to be accom plished.—American Agriculturist- for December. The following is the report ot the November Term Giaml Jury, by which it will be seen tliat mi >ort ant repoiis both to Court house and Jail are again necessary ; To the lion. JuVjcs of the Court of Quarter Session, held at Beliefonte, Nov. T. , 1878: In accordance with your instruct ions, we, the Grand Jurors, have ex HUiined the public buildings and re port as follows ; Ist. The Jail—We find the build ing very much out of repair, and re commend that all necessary repairs tie done under the directions of the Commissioners. Would call your attention particularly to the spout tug and drainage, and roof ot piivv. 2nd. Protho notary'd Oflfiue —We fiud the vaults very imnorfecr, and would recommend tiiat they be re modeled under the "direction of some competent person. I. 8. Pkain, Foreman. "Acquitted."— Dr. T. R th roek who was 011 trial last week be fore our court for the infamo is crime of procuring abortion, has been acquitted. It has cost Centre and Clinton county much time and raonej to establish legally that this Hban is innocent and pure, lie has had three trials already for substan tially the same crime. Tue first time (in Cliuton Co.) the jury disa greed, the second time he was found guilty, but got a new trial and was finally declared "not guilty." He will have another trial, sooner or later, before the judgement b%r of God, and whetbei he will be an easi ly acquitted there is a mat tor on wbieb many persons bare verv grave dTlbr*. 1 Chew Jackson's Best Sw*et Navy Tobucca. 47-1 y Money sold for £9 to 324 per cent, premium for permanent loan, at the meeting of the Building and Loan Association, last Monday evening. KNITTING FOR ALL.—Miss Joanh II Deiuinger knits beautiful hoods for hulled, uiiss. s and children. Patronage respectfully solicited. Charges moderate. tf. ISRAEL Weaver, of Aaronsburg lifis 1000 choice grafted voung apple trees for sale, which lie "offers at 15 cents a piece. Also a large lot of plastering lath, very cheap. tf. Miss Abl le Yonada of Woodward has just receivd a full line of Mil linery Goods—latest stvles. She is prepared to do all work in her line satisfactory. Public patronage is respectfully • -lieited. 4fl-4t. John P. H.trb r, Dentist. is now P'epaVed to do work in all branches of dentistry in first class style. Sm>- cial attention paid to the ••preserva tion of the natural teeth." All work warranted. Office -one door west ot M R. Church, Millhcun. Pa. tf. The Oreenhaek party of Centre county must U* ver. hard ap—for Gtrcnbarks. The Ih raUl complains that tue audi late have not paid up their printing bills an 1 threatens to k*ep their names standing with the amounts due. Tnat's business, Baiiev. gophc them. The Persian Diver brings up no pear! troin the depths of the sea which can surpass in radient puiity a COIN p lex ion beautified ny PLENN'S SPLPHUU SO Ap. A staple acces sory of the luuh and the loilet. Beautiful Shades of BLACK OR BROWN are produced bv HILL'S HAIR DYE. 46 4T Monday and Tuesday we had rain almost inceasaativ. as well as very heavy fogs. At this writing (Tues day evening) tlitre is no break in the clatis yet, the rain continues and tlie streams are in high flood. These were two of the g Icon best davs we evei witnessed. Croaking is not confined to the Fn g Bonds. At this season almost ewryliodv is hoarse. The bleating of distressed lungs is heard everv. where. Why is this, when Halt's Honey of Il'trehounii and Tar will cure a iv uo ugh, cold or hoarseness in 4s hour.- ? Sold by all Druggists. Bike's Toothache JL)rops cure in 2 minute. 46 41 Seth 11. Yocum, Esq.. the man who thinks tie is Congressman-elect from this district, is in Washington now, ta engage board and washing, we presume. It would be wisdom on the part of Seth, not to be too hasty in making his arrangements, for tie may yet discover that he was not elected the least bit. and that lie will be forced to withdraw behind a big CurMn. Semebooy thinks that Judge Ag new may le a c nidi I ite for IT.l T . S. tteinttoragainst Don Cameron. Of court* le- is an iu2uiiely abler a* I better man. i'uui Don, out that does not make tiie slightest differ enct* in his favor, lie would stand no chance of an election whatever. Qualifications and merit are of no account it all in a Republican <*;.*•- didoteforU. S. Senator from Penn sylvania On Saturday evening last the MiHiieiui Cornel Ban I pjoceeded to Aaronsburg for tic sole and speci "I purpose of giving the Hon. J. it. Meyer and Lady, a serenade. The "boys"' acquitted themselves nobly. as we are assured by one that wep present, and discoursed music tit for angeis to hear. They were very kindlv and substantially treat, d by Mr. Meyer and his est imalde Lady, and returned in the h.iopiest possi ble humor. Altogether it was a very pleasant episode. LEWISBDUO i 3 auuit to cstHhlish a soup house for the benefit of i:s poor, and has sent a gentleman to i.ock Haven to study- the Workings of 'heir soup house. These institu tions are growing popularasa means of preparing cheap and nutritious food for such poor persons as can not provide for themselves. It is thought that in our larger towns at least 50 per cent is Saved to the tax payers by well conducted soup houses. The following we clip from the Washington correspondence of the Bail ideip'ii i limes, and it shows very strongly the feeling that there prevails over the declared result in the 20i.1i Congressional district : TIL RKE VEN N SYLVAN I ANS. Three of Hie Newly-el°cted Pennsylvania in' iber* of Coticrest descended upon ihe Capl o! thisi morning an 1 cist their eye upon the h ill wnieh Thev hope next year to Aflorn. These dist'iiK.u.s.'ieJ visitors are Messrs. U'i-e. lieltzho ver and Yocum. Tue latter alt ratted a goo. I /.e uof e teu tion as "the man who beat t'uitin." There is a great deal oi Interest, hy lie way, in the contest against Y.icuin which ii is* u*i ler sUmkl tiovernor lluriin is about In make. The papers v.ill pr kibly be piled ill Ihe C"urs.* of the next week Oiie v. ho has looted into the c-iSe tells me that tip* ens ' of the contestant i mad* oat beyond the shadow ot a ilcubt. ami tiiat some <u ihe reveiationsjof faud tnat a.e to he made are veiy startling. G'Ute inuependr 111 or political cons erations, there is a general desire that <love nor Curtl 11 shall succeed. That lie would a<lu a great deal of strong!h to tlte Pennsylvania delegation is univer sally conceded, a.iu wonder isex;ne-.'d on ail s.des that any district in I'enusylvan,a should have given a major ty against "the great War Gove, nor." Yon ( anno! inase people believe that It was fairly done. Hogish.— One of our neighbors a go.>d intelligent, worthy man— went to Mifllinburg tlie other week on business i-f some importnuee, but he was obliged to return home with out being able to effect anything in the matter w ich called him there. Tlie Miftl in burgers are so absorbed in the Img question that they aiso !utely refuse to hear or speak about aiiytning else. I)r. Brubaker's iin nteuse hog —'Squire Eaton's hogs— and John Cl..phalli's—this, that and the other man's hogs, their probable weight, possible degree of fatness— breed —color — size —their "Anatomy and Physiology" e.e., are all such interesting and instructive points lor general discussion —and thev do discuss thern very generally and with a veliemance that is truly re freshing. Fiotu morning till eve ning, and again till bed time, the great question is under considera tion in all its aspects and phases, in all its major and collateral bearings. In the family circle —in stores, ho tels, shops and other loafing places —on the way to church and return ing from the same, the and and only talk is Tub Hog. "Without re gard to party" they aie real down mad over President Hayes, for not having said a single word on the great hog question in his annual message. Such is the situation at present in MitUiuburg, as described by our friend. It i-* positively fearful. J. Newman, Jr. keeps a clothing establishment that is complete hi every respect. Yon can buy an oiudt from him from head to foot, including flat and Boots, all of a veiy superior quality and at a very low price. Jacob is determined to sella little lower than any body else, and he fights it out on that line. Clothing made to order out of the very best material hy fust class tailors, at very low rates. 1878. CHRISTMAS. 1878. The Journal Book Store will have the largest and lineal Jol of Holiday goods ever biought to Millheiiu. Our "Old Man" is in Philadelphia making the s lections, and will re turn in a few days. The goods will be on exhibition on Monday at furthest. Next week we will issue a Supplement to the Joy nub, in which we will enumerate the lead* ing articles we keep for sale, with the pi ices. Our friends and patrons are most cordially ii.vited to give ns a call, and we assure them tuut it will af ford us much pleasure to serve them to the l>esL of our ability. XOTI BK> E It is now alnmt the season of the vear when people think of settling their small accounts, and we take tl e opportunity to -remind our friends and patrons that the printer needs money just as much as any body, to carry on his business. The expenses of a printing office are large and constant. Labor, rents, fuel paper and other materials are all cash items whoso payment it will not do to put off. The only safe way in the printing business is to pay as you go. \\Y would there fore most kin-My ask our friends to come to our help bv paving the sin all sums they owe us either on subscription, advertising or job work. We dislike to send lulls to them, but take this mode to ask our friends to help us along, and hope our appeal tna\ not lie in vam. FRAGMENTS Butchering season is just about ITof. Fcehrar is with us again teaching the boys how to toot. The talk of erecting a steam saw mill near Rebershurg, is slowly fad ing awav. Rumor has it that several new physicians are about to locate in our town. Ail right, gentlemen, but bear in mind that IV. D.J. 11. will have the inside track. 5V iilis R. Bierly. Esq.. son of IVter S. Bierly, is at iiome on a visit. He is connected with the le~ g.l fraternity of Wilhamsport. There is undoubtedly a bright fu ture ahead for W. U. Mr. Ira Walker and fumilv are with os on a vist. Stephenson Co., Ilia., is their h*un • since 1566. Mr. Jt sse L>ag is our ciiampion hunter for the season. lie shot a •leer weighing 19.) pounds, wasn't that a whopper ? Rather bad for a petagogue to c tk to Logan .'dills to call on a lady friend, when the same tiling might haw Ijeen noc.unnlished at home bv waiting cue day longer. So much for A intrigue. grit. Dr. ILhb.sh uiider.stands how to fatten porkers. He killed three a few days age, weighing 1000 Jus. A HON. CILDOif ITEMS Last week one night a ynunc wo m;m was carrying a 1 imp acmes tie room, when it suddenly exploded, and Iwf.ire assistance came sue w.ts so hadlv ounied tliat she died before morning. L pon sifting the matter it was found that oil oulv Dire 8 r , when it should never be less than 11 (P. Great excitement and indignation in eouseq lence prevails against the ivfi icrs. Oil is the same as when I wrote, oulv tli.t another 1090 or 1500 barrel gus'ier has been found in the Bradford oil district. Every body here hales to hear or these big wells in such times as they think it has a tendency to keep down the price of oil. \ evening a little br>v of five or six rears, while playing with a pen-knite, accidentally cut ins throat, or ratlier. tlie jugular vein, and died within a few Miniates. Tlie oil proline rs suit against The standard Oil Company and The United Ripe i.ines is still in pro gress. O i Tuesday afternoon a woman while doing her house work as usual and seemingly quite well, fell down, and before tier husband, who was near by, could get to her. she expir ed- PETROLEUM. CO.XSrPTIM CIRKD An old physician, ret .re I fr nri prßetif". having bid plac i i his hands by an E;it lIIUI iiipsinn try tlie f > ni s'.i of a simple vegetable reine lv, f..r the s P •„ ly and per manent err- lor c in-uption. * broneliit.s. catHvth, usrhnia. and ill throat and In ig aTectionr. also a no-itiv.- and ra li •ii cmv r.jr nervous deH'itv and all nnrvosi- com p aints, aflrn-having tested its wonderful en rati V( . po.vcs in thousands of eases, has felt tt hi-duty to mak * it known to his Mineiing fellows, \etuat-d bv this mot ire ami i desire to relieve human" sufierii■ f ' will smnl, lr. e of i-li trge. to all wmi dHre it, tins rece.jie. wit full direct!ons for pre parlngan<l using, in Gennin, French or ngllsh. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. W. W. Sh-rar 149 Tower's Block, Rochester, N. Y. 48-4 w.* - - —— i ■ CHURCH DIRECTORY. It h ton mf.ti.— /&>. j. (i Shot nnktr. Piitr,r. Fnglish preaching ii A irn nburg. n.-xt Bund iv morning, and in MHliicim in the evening also Fngbsh. Kvaso LI Al..— ttev. C. F. Deinlngcr will p.each next Sunday morulng in Ger nian. I t 'KKAir '.Vii T. Tn>n'tnm. Pador. Fnglisli prachlnir In Millli dn. imxt Sun nay affriiO >u.at "4 o'clock and In Aarons b tru in i!ie evening, also English. MARRIED. On th" kth Inst., ut tho It 'formed uarson zvo, in \ar m<b i r g. bv Rv.J. U. Simni Pi er,! Mr. Kptir.ilm Hupp to .MDs S L. Brown. At Vie same time an 1 p',a*e. hv tfi* sin >. Mr. Daniel Konnan, of Reliefit*, to Mt-m II P. in tliolo.uew, of Hamburg, Clinton ouuty. Pa i I Lodge and Society Directory. The Millheirn Cornet Band will meet in the Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings. Providence Grange No. 217 P. of TT. meets in Alexander's block on the And Sa turday of each month at r. m. rftd on tliH 4th Saturday of f>ach month at IW p. m Mlllheiin Tgvdge No.?W>, 1.0. O. F. meets in the New HaU, Penn street, every Saturday evening. i , le B. &L. Association meets j |o tkXft Town H&il, ozt of secc.d j[, jxfiav ofe*on wontx t 1 \y ANTFD.-A GDDD MAN FOB KVK V y\ Kv si Alii: and Teialtory In mo ' . Union ; a fair salary paid. Call or 1 La Bella Mfeu Co., iM (hark fcl., Chicago 4(14 f! PIANOS AND ORGANS.—!,' , avety sapvrerior I'iano or Organ, equally I every excellence to any made at M.anufac i turer'a Wholesal® l'rlc, and thus save near y one half of .war money, do not fall, befor® purchasing, o write for catalogue <f de scription and price*, to l'ust ofMce Box S'.lM® New York. 112-17. P. BKPIAKr. |. A. 11l NSI.H. GEPHAET & MUS2ER !lIAl.kKb IN Wraln, Clvrsed, Flour •( Fccdi I'tol, Flaslor A Nail. MILLIIEIM, PA. Highest market p rite paid lor all>.lnd ® 1 C3-K.JYT.NST, I IVllvered either at the BRICK MILL op-at the old iIUSSEIt MILL, in .MILLIIEIM. : COAL, PLASTER & SALT ■ Always on hand and sold at prices that d®- ! fy competition. ) Ash r< of the public patronage restcetftiUv ! j elicited. 39-,y j A\* \ "V' Th 1 1 A <:OO '> AGENT * aXiN I JJ f to canvass ill heiin ami the ad] d.iiu ' 1 wus for the Iwst v lling ho; sehold .utirUs t n the world. I:• rop pioißs. wnte it once to y. Mv tif ;cltiring (0., 2 t lii.ton l'laee. New I it 4 ' B1FBTH1RIA! .1 > ui-ou * Anodvnc Liniment win post tively prevent till * t-rrlb!*' dite .s-", and i wid |i >s.tiv ly 1 urnine ea*es in t-u." In ro'ni U ion I hat w( Is iv 111.my live? eewt five '\ ma.'. Don't 1.-liv h :non *nl. Pre v. ntioii |s better t!i :i cure SOUI ercrv- ' where. 4*4 I I. S. Jifil VSUN it l<)„ tin ngr, Mill 11 c. ; A GREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS!! v) 5,1 ' W-ll> VYS dispese of ' .J. 1 vN " s <N ORGANS, ut KXr.VUK pINAtt\ l.GWp.ic s t.r cash SiM.KN DIIMIRG \N's 2~ -ts of ree l sk'., :< 3 .!; s wilh >it an 1 C. ipier, $45. 2 eis #V) J "el ♦! '. I - I $ -5. 7 < chive all K< i.si-.\VOrD >S 4' : 'J. ' 1 d <lo ♦ 40, warrant-'l fur ! > ar>. \GLNTSIVAX LED lllustra ont * atalogue via led Munlc .xtN alf :.ri v 1 HORACE WATKK FT S. Ma'.f x ft ' Dealers, 40 E. 14 th..St.,N.Y. 4S-4. <V. N3W EXCITINO BOOK I bristling wi'.h t!i? VYII.O AUVCNTCUK® of i STANiiif i.\ AFRICA j The on v iiui'.'icn'fc nd c~>pjrli\l*4 i h"ap 1 editi m. It. 1, • Sci77tnf l *:r;p |v autii- I o .llon. J. T he<vt>y. Givt s a full hido. . ry.if iiis-v al'ifn dvv.*pte. in Af,i.-i and -n ■[,, 1 J a .j- li. tU:tyo. i It is/lcm u/.r/ .1 * roii :i" Prttf'ifelu i,- lu-tr itej. ami u!ghlyea./>rjr-<f !i> th - clorry ! and pre.*. v--e It, are telling .0 vy 25 j>r i aty. Nearly J.oi io ;j ,i >)ro AG 3NT3 WANTED. ; ; L v r >W S V"' *ld.C Ml R i BA-ti bt,v>.s., I'ul.lisheis. l*l<l:a. 4>d , 1079 1879 A SPLENDID PREMIUM j TO EV'SKY ME* CI BI NIBSRITO TUB PHILADELPHIA WEE KT, Y_T IMES TllE Annah Of The War \S rltien by tie pri'iclp l p vrliclpi its iu the i lat v.iv-11 M nr. .Nj. ih and 7JU h I A Roy.\] Octlav 5 Volumo of 000 ! P.igoa. BjAUiif il y lilu (trato.i And Bound i 1 C.| ir.nl and Gold (loth. *itu ißit.ni.i n l - r fii.iig-i (Fri • • jij. to r ii-i v\ Khlxbt lid .!c IS, I lip I r 111 Menu,, la a., e IS.M t.ic p t;1Co pa.d by J ..-K! v e Wi " -"'"ft" c!./ Of TIIE ; •'ANNALSA ' vei: ' 1 °* , . J cvy " f j M-viu- r 1 " 0 vv ' ,! s '" 11 1 three copies of THE ' ANN lL> ' >eai all ' Uirce vmpies of the t'!u > Term 4.r ti- .nv kly Tlin-s : ' S:T.:S! THE "ANNALS" AS A PRSMIO! Acpyo:th"A.ruiN" v ;n be K lre,i ;l .\r"fV l 1 ;invo.i.-s* • inirui #i."> f„r a < U" of .en, 01 ,1 1 , i,,j- { clui> of twenty 1 "PPo'luoity, wit unit cost i il' ir ' I' l '• t> K■. a cv of a cpi nidi I VN o, k .hut sii iu. : be rent by every j THE WEEKLY TIMES FOR 1879. W ill be k"il fuiiy jp to tlu* lilgli xiandard ' ( ur tne past, and un noyment-a ided from , tinit* to 11 iiu*, ii s tn*'y may !>#' by i v\u *rl 'lice i4!nt tJi" w nils of uur r*7 ' Ld'aud a-nl d stjnclive t-atu e or THE I Vshl Kl v 11M IS. that mis pr. ved so popii- | ] lai" in tin* pu<i will |>e cuntuni' d t.irougli- 1 ■ oui the year 1379, viz: .1 scries of chapters of this Unwritten Hi-tory of the Late 1 , Civil War From 1 ea ling Actors In tli* Cabinet, In the H 11, in lh l Muin. Noilh and .south. This feitu e ol T.IK I'IIILADKLPtiIA 1 WEEKLY T. .M ICS has been ne very point- i I !ur, ami mcr.'u, s in interest vvji.i every ' I week's issue oi the pa er. ••bile lie-e i 1 eon irihu to is xv 111 be free from all sectional j partisan tone,th y will he wr:tten f.oni the vari.-u* still dp | 1 softie lespectlve aiHli- I ors ami over fli-dr pr p*r names. The ur- ; ray of d.s ingul i:id oouoibut irs to th : dc- • p. Im 'if. ex ■•© Is in briluan *y ay ever ! ' pre e.it d bv an Aaicrluaii pe.in 11 '.il. i 1 ♦- en I 1 Pos'.u card fo.- a riPK.,'l MEN ' Cpyi:t.ie F.IILA DKLI'H.A WK.iKLY < II.MI-S. .I will I,'es r.fto vou wituout co*t. ! rx4mine v%* li, and wc btii**ve you nill pro- i II -Uiice il the Largest, Cheapest a.ul the Heat ol tiie Weeki.es. Try The Times. By uniting with a few f lends, and inak log up a club of twenty, you will each get HIE >V EKKI.Y TDIiIS hi irie y.iir. p iSu agc paid by us, tor the LOW I'.tiCK of *1.?5. Ii a* any tinti duving the year vo.i are dis satisJ.'d witu tne pvpsr, send to us and wc will return your money. Addkkm, THE TIMES, The Timoa BuiJdiuhf, FUfLIBKLFHI.4, 1 . Karkct Wheat No. 1 . 90 Wheat No. J.....'."'* jut Corn .10 lf>c ..." Y. 4. i 0*t White * 3o (mlf. Black.. . *2 Buckwheat Ni rtonr A.™ Bran A Short®, pot mi !*rtu. per tiri *.(H Planter, Remind 11.00 Cement, per Hutal to fttt Rarler _ .50 Tvmoth*sf.(j Flaxseed. Clove need........1.1 '"]*."!!.! 4.P0 Batter 1> Hams * 11 Mim .. veal w Pork. *o Kcch „ 20 retatova. , Lard... Tallow , Snap Dried Apple* Dried I'caclie* Dried Cherries 4 CO A I. MARKET P.gg ♦ Coal $5.25 Stove " ,VSO < hefitnut " ' f> ;*) i P " x.25 j Corroeted ©very Wednesday by Gcphart I A Muaeer. W. J. STIAIBI Fashionable B irbsr, OppovttK stems Store. MILLHEIM, PA. The patronage o' the public respect fully solicited. The moot useful present FOR YOUR WIFE, Intended wife, mother, or slat r, 1- one of our Nickl- Plated an I Polished Fluting or Crlntplng Irons. 4 lr >ns on one handle and at irre.itiy HRKCCKM r.ticas. Klir; Ki'versable Flu.log Iron. ♦hsd. lb-Hie F'titlu-f ami Crimping Iron $.'.75. wFN'T FKCI'AI 1 ) mi receipt of price. Hewitt Meg. O >. Pit eburh, Prt. Pi O. BOX, Bdß, tr Ifii Penn Avenu \ 4'. 6t. An A'Zvnl tVitiited In this County. Children's Shoes. Wear twice as long w th either lh SILVER "Or A. N. T to." BLACK TIP UPON U BI AND CO., n f hit IG.tJKNt.K >i.. N. t ManiEa uiiris of atrictlv ftrxt-clasß D anus. A'e sMI direel to Kami, lies from otir n~n Ih.-t >ry .it to treat irAofe. sole p aces. Beau ifnl n-.tc octave. Rnao woad J'ltnos. ;niit <n triat. Thou.x tntla 111 u-c. Heavy lJitcount to CC.'A buyer!*. DON'T boy antti you read <.;r eatalogue. It will hitireat von—ilulled iri s 44 4. AGENTS- READ THIS. Would pwv Agents a Salary of llhd per in >lllh iiml exp. nse, or allow' a large com uilssj.ui * o •"!! our n-w and wonder ill i veiiil uis lt> mcin tclK ice #dy. Add'C-s without 4'lav, SGEH.M vN ,v CO., M r sua)l Michigan 44 4. To Magiizlfia riuj-GeUcrs ! 3-BUTTON KID GLO7ES, KKKXH (Ni KMi.ll.i <khri!Fri and Ab-jranf SII K Dili SS PA TTKRXS GIVEN IN PRE IIUM3 fcr Bwbscrlbei®, at CM-'/ K*itet, t. ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE' TC'ttHX : 84 31 a \ a-. Wh a tare re <fu< !i >;t for Chub*, apeelninii Number !rt(nt, Cw-send for Ouh-Gctler'e sp-rlal Ci eu Ir.r coj!!|ti!iig fail psrticalurs cf this ppleu did oyer. 1. S .Alt fill K A SON. *T. S. Rirth StreA. EhiUdelph.a, Fa. * ? % 9 5 ? §????( 5 * •*-!! !N:w Millir/.ry Store ia M llheim!!! -* aus. ANXA M. H>.A\KK taki'H picture* in nnnnunrlns to the people of Mil'hen.i A.MI vlcinitj that sho *>1!! open a nrw and stork nf Milliner)' (ioodn on Mond.ty, Oi tober aist. i 4V N4 Hi I line or Choice aid Fashionable fcoods alwaj ou hand at **" p pular prices. lIKA.SBMLFttIALITI. The'- no 7 OIU Plaitcr ;:tl TrSaimer used. Fu'ollc patronage solicited. / flf (T / # (4 5) "It It* rorth double its jr re."— Ottawa, (Gin-rJct), Advertiser. BE~T! : m FULL-SIZED PAPER PATTERNS! sh'Ttj%ZlVZ" n Z rf * r X <± /*c* ruttrm the* pattern, * . thntfisl ,'ot J- V/ A-'H !' ' !7 W rec ," , " r " rlu " ihr V "'- improvement, wiu also be made inHhUr rTpects.'^i ™ aujK W*"> price. Unat K-":ll'^p"??, 1 ", **,V V rV r tV i y ** Ur ' 1 ;' k ° " •! 1' <'n."i.,ri,, ,i a Ve P °' UIUS * C ' UUli p ** M PKlilj STEEL EXGE VVIKtiS! dues more for the moii-y than any in the i*.>rld. Is Thrilling f !t ' r ' rv# ciayJtjr.J to mile 11 vK .),a ,l\Al, coA : ill'.h r\'ovKLi/rrl. Jin > l, ' u " " .. t ii-.K-. Maaawth Colarjd Fashion Plat 23 '- jMlfed' l ror'!) 0 a i:J. tl 'Va ■ y ",!•ui *o? ° ' '^f 1, T VI " Era * size and arc reoeU; i, ,*> uT^er^t.^ l " V "' " T a.,4 older culr.KTiAVl/oK^V;,7 i c7f/rHy , -! i / \ ?* lw >0 x '< "Peterson- is , c/y act 4s inlS 4 IN mg <* -iM.rr- (Always In Aclvaace)s2.oo A Year. 'oplt's far Witl.'aoopy of the premium picture (24 x 20) 1S? RISP Blh "NO UTTLK UUILDIiKK " CI 4 Copies for ?6.601 em/mi'i/o/to the petson getting up the club ® " " 9.00 J With }***trHCoiy of the Magazine for 1879, as 'H *' ** ll.Oor a to the person getting up the club. 1 ?!" f '!. r K With both an extra eo„y of the M hta.ine forlS79, 12 " J? ;S i and the premium picture, ufiv* <lUar engravim/, 11.00 ( to the person getting up the club. AtHres*, post-paid, CFIARLID3 J. PETSRSOST, ~ emtutr***-. ... rMlsMjMa, F. WHY GO WEST ? b a rni C'ataloßn® una .dap®. J. K. MAKCHA. Dover. Del. 4^-2 l)[ FANCY C\nT"M with name, inc., plain AJ or Gold. l.Vt style*. A veil to Out lit lho. A nil ii Co., Ashland, M'um. 56 4. PM FPFL cmnn IN w UII MT^et vJ>iU 1U CpIUUU Stock i makoa fortunes ov cry month. Rook aeni free explaining ev. ! erv thin?. Address, LL AXTKR U CO., BANK- I Eli#, 17 Wall St., New York. 27-4w I i AGENTS! R r AD THISI i l We v ill pay Agents salary of *l'*t (>e month. and expenses to sell our er,w nd wovrirßKiu. I\VRSRIOMV Address, SHAU AW & Co., Marshall. Mich, WANTED! ACTIVF. AGENTS IN CVF KT OOT'VTT ROW o; it nss ti.i.t s r :\Tßi PPHLICA rxw. rum J M A UAUC OP 'OKTL NITV U I'MOFITABLE 8l PLOVMTTT. EXTRL INPrCEMKK i'A TO l'iCT!l 1 *rnscxmKit!t AMI AOKVIS. At JEN IS RUN No ULHK. Fou I LLUSI RATED OIKCCLAWA OIVIMA rCKMri AWO KOU. PAHL ICT'TAKH, A!>- F P. ft I. HFH IN. 11P2 GUKSTwrrr sr., I'UILADMLPUIA, PA- 4AD SET H A V V i Tata!! Aw.rdtH ' hr ft* 1.1.'e. -.11 T.Pr-tft*}*iT< tr* Aug rWififtj yhfi.'tl ftnfl P.* U* t R1 I g tivi p'ir. m.-H* *\tticn v-'i • . . / K-tt it-bar#** r*f hiiHp, A"t iu* "ft i"4* iruli •, m leifi *l4 %•* I'u.l joiT fib Wi *tory plc I' 4 c b'. ! f"T^rid)* 9 lo I . \. ua K .. I. Y Geo. I". WAHttE. General Agent. 02-4w N M. 3 an 1 £> baudi Water Striel Phl'.a. •rn* Parfal Iva Pllltn th® K Riefi Bioo.l. HIKI >•. ill concdeteiv ehunge the blood in the entire sv>teju ju three m 'i th. Any p rson wh . w.iltakH 1 pill c.-,rh night from I '> l i weeks to i> r>" dto souiut health. II MICIi a thing .> *> 1 de. f*ent la mat) fo<-Metier at i;u,is. X. S. JOHNSON A CO , iaugor. Me. 11'. WAKTiSDT" A . a..rgct:i; Man r. r W.unan In every County to tak" mi Avejtcy for two of th® must jiopul.'r Fahii .iti >ns. Kix of the Fines? Chrcinop, m QI t®d :sn<t stretched (24x31) t<i Kvviy SuhM-riber. The B.w Combination Ever in-fore ode cd 10 A ;aii* s. and ;be M..*t Liheial iudu'eincnts to Subs-rib •: *. (iur Fine I'uhlicaiioiis. hVcaPi Fremiuius. and Large CoiinntsG.uis plasc u® ahead of all Coiiijteilii.rs. Illusratd Cltcnlirs Fic-'. IT. T'. ft L. RKSTKIN. Puhiisl er.*, Nor'h K Ist Corner 7th and Dickinson siicets. Phil adelphia. HEALTH AND HAPPINESS. Health in 1 Jiiui'i 'ix xrw priceless Wealth to their p >.seas ,r. and yet tiiev are within the reach of every one vs 'in v\ ill WllillT'S 1.1 VER PILES. T!.e >nlv sure CVKK for Torpid Lier, Dys pepsii. Headache, "siur si t:iui-'.i, C"intipa tbu. Dehlu'.v. N i'U -a. and a!! Kii'duus coin, plaints mid Blood d!vrd'O s. None genuino unless -iwu-d "Wn,. Wright, Chila.' If Juar Druggist will not supply semi 25 cents or one is,x t„ Banlck, itsllcr A Co., 70 w. ta at. Pubj •% BACK.! v-rWEAK BACK Rfn-oj, 3 Cir iN'E For.ors PL vsiEr.. I tttrlule I, one wnic- i*a'iy posS'vsl 'Yi, ))* ,r B v 111; i ,t. l'.y cjns.htitigß •'•in e p vsj a.ius in vnur own l'.cu.itv.l v° li *ll'I'l l tin th • ai„i/e is true. It 1-S ar <4 ) • |1 -f ~ oi'<ljo<ry pgroiii p:as-l t ,a . th? m eil. • 1 elc.'t'.c'.tl appliances C'dtuait -xterii il re.tic ties waaievtri ■ f "".nit :111 ■ f.:t!felv u- w v.eu.ents wf.ict.s oari eit U) re ; r • jula A. one *. tlr n ng'li I • ' .1.1 1 u wli -ie other platers w.ll not I eveu relieve <'\>r f. 1 rxeucS* and Wea t I i"sol tin* i' 1 'U-. dis a* u Kid eys, I-uug B a.d ust d.fil ii iio, Ei u 11*11 Am, \eg 1 ••Cted Cold -, Female A f-'ctio .s, and al B cui uel.e. ,uid pa ns, it is si ap'v tnef bo®r ren edy over dovis.-d. iyjtd by a.ll urugg is;. ' B r.' ice 25 Ceuie. B 4 ■■ill 111 II 'IBgaK.TV,V.I-'at wvu TOSS PROTRUDING TH rough Ranged Holm nc-d no longer of fend the eye. or chi'dren's SNORS RE THROWS- A-vvr on 11 it act.,unr. when oth'r wis-> >ut i.rrr kvv !;>'. THE AMERICAN SHOE TJI* C> . hive saved MILLIONS OF DOLLARS no Really to Fan nt> hi CII 3 couuti'v. by ths intiodacGon of thu Copper and Silver Tips, am 4 they .ro xpnHe I ehic.lv to children's h evv . m mv Parent* obj-ciiiik to the I.O: r® ' r M;:tvi. y* ON FINE SHOES. All eueh wi'.l tv h.ipnv to know that this company Uuve at last p -rfccted a BLACK TIP vvhieh adds tf the nEvI'TY OF TIIKFLN- E-- r s:i I irf the toe lcia.iil.lng neat aipil t!; s hoe Is worn. Thoso ripsrtr£Btar>3pea A.S.T. CO Th" mom co*lly the Kao • the mora t'oipor. tint the Tip. as n ,t fe.t.sf d ig '/•; the tr lag va ue of tb bao •. FARENI'SI h:v n 1 C.i l 1 e i's * 10 s wit'ioat t <e .Kef 1' or t'rs ti'cr R! ick Tig. ,vi I thus It (-- K \ >i;n oiiot; KIKEK MORE THAN ONE JIAI,*-. 4 * 4 Ask your Shoa Dealer lor Thsrn W. 11. MILLER & ."BRO., • Proprietors of tbe MILLHEIM, PENNA., Wonid mo3t rtspsetfully Inform the of Penns a.ad Brush th.it thev keep on hand in fcheir Fiirnitura Storo, litres doors af t'-ie Wank Oeamber Sjits. mmt mmm in<rk—iirf s ,■ CHAIRS & TABLES, BsadstebsT ——— ll 1,1 AXD ALL OTHER ARTICLES IX THEIR LINE Ilepairii g doa* I >rder prompt 1* attended to. P: ic&s ebeep, to tnli tfcntirans. CITY MADE COFFINS A: way a on hand and eoid -AT BOTTOM TdTICIBS. . Fr.VER.-ILS ATTEXBET) AT ALL HOURS. L C. & S. CJjUL SjAD. V, EST WARD. 1- 3 ft. : J PAVE A. H. P.M. P Zt Moutandu ?. 1.-3 Is vUbu.-K 7.15 23 6. i Kr Ground 7?.*) Biehl T+* 2SD Vlcksharg. 7.35 2 P* Miffiinhurg 7.46 s.tft Milimviit 4.00 A_-A Lanreltoa k.if) £ 50 Co hum j Arrive at gfrlns Mills f/0 EASTWARD. . - 4. ft. I.rAVB A. 11. A.M. r. u. Spring M.lis V 10 Cohurn 10..V, Uu-elton 15,41 4m! Millmont i;.S4 4,^ I*. y. MlffiinburS u 4 A mk'ourg 12.< iD 1 ( ,r t 2i w . „ H27 5.5 F lr Ground 12.33 fi 21 l.ivibujg 18.41 5.43! Arrive at Motitatidon.. 6 ft© lOJ g!6o Nos. 1 & 2 connect at Mnntaudon with Frio Mall west on the Philadelphia & Ene Kail i lCxa.i. Noa. 3 & i with l>ay Express cast ana Nia- ' rat a Express west. Nos. ft X 6 with Fast 11 no wr-st An OmnlLus will iuti between L"w|ahurjr and Mon aioion, , convey puvstnijor* to an-! from p t i:i. I'xyrc ;s est ou the Phil*. 1 eiphl i a f.ne KanriNtd. 1 tiv reuu .*r K tin aid Ticacis wrifl fcc hoR. I ore J beir.eeu tiie* two points. PEHNSTI.VASH RAIL ROAD ■ Pbilp.delpJaia & Eria P.. R. Div. ' S VMM Kit TIME TABLE. j On and aftei ht.'NDAY. .Tree ?nd. I*7s, the trains nn the Philadelphia A Lrlc Kali- ' roa-i Diristou w ill 1 nn as folio* c : WESTWARD. EBIE M AIL lavr s F! I'.. IrijtJa.. llftjp. jn. It. • i *i>urc—4 2 - a. m. " W i l iamp4iit..6 37 a. m. 1 " Jerey Shi;e..9 07 a. n. " Lock Haven. 940a. m I " Renovo lfc-a.n. arr. at Erie 7 B'. p. nr. ! NIAGARA r.XlMeav. Philad*.... 7 20 a.m. i " Harrlshir-tf 10 .'.A a. in. ' " arr. at Wiiii.j;o<i>f)it (op.jn " " lock ftVrea 3 2ft p. in. ] *® Kenovo 1 to p. m. FAST LlNElcaroi PbiDrlelidna..ll "Oa. '*. i " JlMrtJsbtir? 3 ftft p. m v arr. at Wi liaimqiui't. .7 2 p.m. i '• Lock Haven... 5 40p. in. j FASTWARD. PACIFIC EXF. leav. l ock Haven. .0 40 a. m. ; " Jersey shore 7!4 a. to. ' " Williainsport 7'5 a. in. I " trr. at Hanishiirp. .11 ftft a.m. " FhiUnle pUU 3 4ft p. in. ! DAY EX THUSleases lie !< vo. . ]3 oft a. m. " Lorlc Karen 11 IMa- m. " sVi;iiamsjK>ri 12 Wp.m. 1 arr. st Ilarrishnrir.. (1-t p. m. | " Philadelphia 7 " > n. rn. 1 ERIE MAIL hares Renovo <5 35 p. m. j 44 " I ock Harm...9 41 p. ra. i " Wintmsport..ll oip. m. ! " *rr. at Hurrishurc 2 4fta. m. 1 " " Philadelphia 7Ma. hi. FAST LlKE'eaves WiUiair.sport. .12 35 a."• i " arr. at Harrlshunt... Aftfta.m. I " " Philadelphia ...735a.m. ! Esle atiil West, Nia'-taru Fvrress Wrsf. 1 I/aek liavwi Aec.m?nodatiou West and Dav I'gnr s. k Ist make che coune -tions 'it I Noriljumherl ind * h L. X R. K. It. tra j us fo'* W Ike-bar' e an 1 s ranton. Kr> viall West. >"!n ara Fapres S West I and Fast I.itm West make rlo-e c ''.'..ccti in at '.Villiamsport wi'.h N. C. It. Ft', trains north. Brio Mail Weit. Niagara IP press YTe: and in> Exprftss Bus makecl'A^e• oonectiou i at Lock Ilaven wi h B. K Y 8. It.ti; |-t Kne fail Eavtattd West coenoet File I with trains en i . S. & M. ■s. Tt. K . at Corrv 1 with O. t. v A. V. J{. Tv at Fin H'l 'tim w'tit ! B.N. L4P.K. E. Driftwood v\it:a A. V. U. H. F;>\hr F.ars will rur. bttvreen FlJladolphU An ,v !'.a:r.spo" 0'". M tin ts ayis West, hrk Kxprass W.-sr. INiHadeiphia Express I.aet. i.hiy h".press l as: an 1 Son,lay Kvpccsa UtiSt. car-. <.ll !1 < lpht rain "1 lil. A. BALDWIN. lacnertU dup't. .*>T,IMJR hief'tr* Lrern cf ailuevld' \ l j J 10 fist, tuitions. A I'Ffs IT AT \T.O'>t* KHan IPIIICULAR j iih new styles rdneed price* a" j rich infoinia' on ent fren, MA fhS 1 m.Ml.i N liUIK CO., bnatou,* New Vor<; I A Ch'cauo. SI- A i J P RSMMIK? (Chas. A. Stuigis, Igeu!.) WATCHES, AND Musical Instruments, Repairing done on short notice. ENGRAVING A RPLCIALI TY, © o. M'illifdm Jewelry store, one floor ©2t Ktpe&Vmth'e Drug ttore, !?ls?r •t-r©e-'. W*T T-ff-KE.r r A I SC.UGOLEOOSS ,CGPYEOOXS, SLATES, SLATE & LEADPEKTCILS, PENS, HOLDERS !j Ink, Fap3r & luivelopes, Paperboxec% Vv T alleta & Pocketbcoks, Teachers' Registers, IST THE 1 Mi**Jotr&NAL BOOK STORE, MILLHEIM. PENNA.^S 1 . t^j— (STT . 'esjooqnmiCH paouoja a tg 'JoaaqinT; mmqiv qdvaScqnv qd'EJ.Soioqj '[ooAiaM-cqrratnja q 'aiqdog ! 'aivoaioxsma 'ssyamvo 'SMViamvi 'snaoaai 'saisia ishdox atihyj | PARIS. 1878 AT EVERY ! i uol I Mruai*, *?YT lit phiubV !$ world's ! SASTI i™, & esfositiom ! * FOR 12 YEARS MHtST HONORS | Have fccon a arrtsd th" ! Mason & Hamlin ■CABINET ORGANS At the Paris Exp&it.an this year they #r G ul,l ttt* kltfoe jcconirrr.sff at rhodisp E; r,f the Jary. Tb*y t.avc asiA'ce.Ted U,e Gk ANI > GOLD X* SWhOfcXft NORWAY, I*7*. Jf# uU;f Ainciloun Orctus hare evsr atUM4 V'V'^'V 4 ,u S;! >' w,,r11, ' txpr.iUa, ti- x A r l & iUSUI IK***, CA i A LOO C fiS with newest *•tvV v £'4®ON A HAMLI >*<•* Il'.Vtl ° NEW ToitK or Clß> vAUIA. . .".a ChyomoCardt. ceaut!-**) i /J nam*. I"©. or.*t j> T:Mhyr C*r4C* A;:'tji>d, IS
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