{! h c j|il lii oitit journal. THURSDAY, DEC. 23, 18S0. REIMM.ER & REMILLER, Editors and Proprietors. i- . -I.I 1 '- 1 - 1 - !' -■ ' ' ' 1 ' 1 local Department. "Landslide Item the New Cash Store." We can sell you goods ~0 per cent cheaper than von can buy them in Penns Valley. "Overdrawn? No sir, not up to truth by oceans. In every day-lite you find shipwrecks, who, if they have to fight the battler over again, would light and eonquc under "that excelsior Banner upon whose siHten folds were printed in ineffaceable letters of gold, ''that, si lent, solid, omnipotent monosylablc, "Cash," the secret of our low prices We submit our prices below, and all we ask is a comparison with old time prices." H'c do not imitate in prices but lead prices to beat solid facts. Roasted coffee - 19 cents. Green " h\ Essence " -S Uoin starch •* " Best white sugar 1" " Good brown sugar 8 " Rice 9 " Ironstone china Teas " Common " " 15 •' Goblets 05 ;; Turkey Red llank'ief 10 Roller Suspenders *5 •• Fire Shovels 05 Barkers Horse Bonder 15 " Good Syrups 11 c. qt— 40 c gal Krishmuth Smoking Tob. original 09 Appleton A Muslin' 0"S " Bleu heil •* 06 to Os " Dress Goods oj> (l Black Cashmere 50 ' Men's llats '•* Bo's " Vv?u Men's Cardigan Jackets (lined) 1 00 Gum Coats - w ' Kin Roots 200 " flares G. N. T. Machine thread 06 cor 5S " dor. 12 dozen shirt buttons 05 * 14 Kows Bins .. 05 • Good Gver Alls .... 45 ' Kuit Underwear, Shirt, Drawers 60 •• School Crayon 17 Iqt Harrisons W. Fluid - " Ladies Felt Skirts 65 " Large assortment of Ladies Coats, and Mens Gum Boots, lower than the low est. The New Gash Store, Perm Street, Millheim, Pa. —Potter, Greene and Fulton are the only three counties in the state which are not travel sed by rail routs. —James C. Condo will offer a valua ble home at public sale, on the premi ses ia Georges Valley, Friday, 24, inst. —A man in Bucks couuty lias just ended a lawsuit of forty-two years' standing and recovered six cents dam age. —R -ad the article on ri i and tfcarut i-'tfir. in another column. The suggestions it makes may be invalua ble. —The Job work done m the Journa ()ftice will compare well with any work done elselwhere and the prices are re markably low. Give us a call. —During the season just closed Lock Jlaven lias manufactured about 35- 000,000 feet of lumber, at an estima ted value of $525,000. —lf you do not know just what to buy for a Christmas present, come to the Journal Store and we will help you out of your trouble. —An infallible remedy for Fever and Ague is Ayer's Ague Cure. Wholly vegetable and containing no quinine, it is harmless and sure. —There is quite a spirited contest for the contracts of carrying the mails from Coburn to Millheim and from Millheim to Woodward. —BIG BUSINESS./—Bast Friday Gep hart & Musser took in over 1200 bush els of wheat. Gues3 they are the boss grain dealers in tlie valley. —You BET that business is boom ing at the Philadelphia Branch Cloth ing Store in Bellefonte. Good stock and low prices do the business—"And don't you lor yet it." —Our Friend D. M. Morris, Esq., of Logansville has been appointed a com missioner of Clinton county, to till the unexpired term of John F. Price, de ceased. PRINTER'S SONG. In seasons when our funds are low. Subscribers are provoking slow, And no supplies come in to cheer The printer, at this time of year. —Jacob & Elias Snook, Administra tors of Levi Snook, deceased, will of fer a valuable farm situated in the east end of Nittany Valley, at public sale on the premises, Jan. 27th next. See bills. —A rigid enforcement of the tramp law has nearly cleared these profession al beggars out of Cumberland county into Dauphin. The Ilarrisburg lock up is sometimes filled with these va grants. —Chang, the Chinese giant who ar rived at New York on Wednesday by jtho steamer Berlin, is described as niae feet in height. He is under en gagement to llaruum & Co. for a year at so.iX) per week. His age is 33, he is the son of a Pekin merchant and speaks five languages. He refuses to be meas ured. and says he would die at once if he allowed this to be done, as it is a superstition with his people, amount ing to a religious creed, that they should not bo measured until after death.- —You can give your son or daugh ter no more valuable present than a bible, and the Journal Store is your place to get them, both good and cheap. —Last week Mr. Wm. Voneida, of Woodward, slaughtered three porkers only eighteen months old, weighing re spectively 567, 486 and 437 pounds — aggregating 1460. Whoever can beat or even match that within a radius of ten miles will please report. —Very many people in town last Sat urday. Most of them came to'see the sights buy Christmas presents and shake hands with friends. Others no doubt came to increase the crowd. All are welcome to coino again. ORGAN DEDICATION.—A new or gan has been placed into the lVnns Creek Lutheran church, which will he appropriately dedicated next Sunday morning. The public is respectfully invited to attend. * LUCKY HUNTERS.—Robert 11. and Albert S. Furst, of Cedar Springs, Clinton county, while out hunting a few days ago shot three deer inside of one minute, and within less than an hour thereafter, Albert shot a black bear. —The Journal Store show cases and show window are the admiration of every one, without regard to age or sex, political party or denomination. For once public opinion is unanimous that we are head in tasteful display ot goods. Fact. THE BOYS. Will give a public entertainment in the Town llall at Millheim on Christ mas evening Dec. 25th, ISSO. The ex ercises will consist of dialogues, speech es, songs fcc. A rich treat is guaran teed. Come one, come all. Admis sion, children—acts. Adults—lUcts. NOTICE. Wishing to close all my book ac counts, I have determined to sell for cash or produce only from and after March Ist, IS3I. [ will give my customers the full ad vantage of a strictly CASH SYSTEM. SAMUEL GUENISOEK. No PAPER NEXT WEEK.—Next week will be the usual short but well deserved winter vacation for printers, and no paper will be issued from this office. However we expect to keep open doors for our patrons and friends, who may wish to pay their subscrip tion, buy Christmas presents for wife and children, or merely give us a friend ly call. —lf you expect to rnakd anything like a good appearance over the holi day season —we now address the mas culine gender—you had better go to Beliefonte without delay and get voui sdf suited from head to foot at Lewin's Philadelphia Branch Clothing Store. Go at once and you will feel thankful to us for the advice. ATTENTION ! Mr. MICHAEL LAMEY'S gunsmith* shop, on Penu Street, Millheim i 3 the place for the Finest Single and Double Barrel Guns, which will be sold at the lowest price. Also a full stock of am munition for sale. Repairing of any kind promptly and cheaply done. A liberal patronage is respectfully requested. 4t —The new Christ's Reformed Church at Madisonburg will be dedicated to the Triune. God, Sunday, January 9th next. Divine Services will begin on Monday morning, January 3rd. and will continue during the week, morn ings and evenings. Ministers from a distance will be present to officiate. The christian public is cordially invit ed to attend. W. M. LAXDIS, Pastor. —Thomas Brookes, the colored blind man who has been for years an object of charity in the capital park at Har risburg, wa3 a Union soldier and lost his sight in the army. Through some active frieud3 he has secured hi 3 back pay and pension, amounting to about .S7OOO. lie never paraded his soldier services, though that fact was well known and gave him immunity in the grounds. —And now a gentleman in Harris burg takes the floor and says that we will have a short and mild winter, and proves it by giving natural causes, lie has had in his yard during the past summer and fall a number of laud tur tles. These, he says, when the winter is to be severe and prolonged bnry themselves deeply under the ground. This year, he states, he noticed that his pets have only gone down under the earth, a short distance, and in several instances are barely covered, and he prophecies from this fact that the win ter will be a short one. —The following two items is all the 1 Snyder county papers have in relation to the trial of the Kintzler murder ers: The trial of Israel Erb for the mur der of Mrs. Kinlzler, was commenced at Middleburg on Monday. It took a good portion of the day to get a jury, and on Tuesday evening as we left the attorneys were arguing a technical point, the defence claiming that the murder of the two people was one act, | and as Mr. Erb had beeu tried for the ; murder of Mr. Kiutzler and was ac • quitted, he could not again be trit d ! for the murder of Mrs. Kintzler. The question was submitted to the jury. " The point we should think would not " be sustained by the jury.— Sclinsyrove ' Times. The jury now sitting on Ithe trial of • Israel Erb one of the ineu charged i. ° with the murder of the Kintzlora, were escorted up and down town on Wed nesday morning, under guard of two Constables, to give them exercise.— Muldlcburg Post. LATER. Guilty of Murder in the First De gree. Special to the PATRIOT. MIDDLKBUKG, Pa., December is, 5,- 25 r. M.—The jury in the case of the Commonwealth against Israel Krb, in dicted with Emanuel Ettinger and Jonathan Moyer, at the September term, for the murder of Gretchen Kintzler, has just rendered a verdict guilty of murder in the first degree. A jury lias been doawn in the case against Moyer. Ettinger was convic ted at the September term of the same crime. The court has adjourned until Monday at 9 o'clock. W. Report of Millheim Grammar School for the week ending Dec. 17, 18S0. No. of pupils, males—2s, females 21. Total—4o, No. admitted, males— 1, females— 0. Total—l. No, attending, males—24, females—l3-Total—37. No, tardy, males—l 4, females—ll. Total 25, average attendance, malts—2o, fe males- -11. Total —31. Per cent, of at tendance, males—S3, females—B4. To tal— 84. No. present every day, males —ll, females—6. Total —17. Visitors, --2, visits by diiectors — 1. With but a this has been a profitable week. The attend ance has been ordinary and the reci tations have been reasonably good. But so far not a single parent has been in school, to inquire whether their children have all the necessary books, whether they aie studying them, how they are improving them, and how they are behaving. All this they find out from persons who never see in side of the school room. D. L. ZKRBY, Teacher. A KIND REMINDER.—WouId it not boa very suitable time, friends and patrons, during the holidays, to pay off the printer? It would suit us very well, we are quite sure. We have quite a number of small accounts on our books, for subscription and job work, which in the aggregate would make quite a respectable sum—for poor printeis at least. Now please make up your minds friends,at once to settle and pay your accounts. You expect to come to Millheim, of course, some time during the holiday season, so you can very conveniently*„bring along the little sum due us, and of which we stand so much in need to pay current expenses and .keep our business going. We have served you as regularly ami faithfully usjjwe knew how the whole year round, and it would be only fair if von would now cheer and encourage us with a little cash and a few friendly words. Think of it —do it, phase. SPRING MILLS^ITEMS. Merry Curst mat —Ilappy New-Year —all! Rev. Akers preached a capital ser mon on Sunday. Mr. D. M. McCool and Mr. L. C. llunkle, are the new, counter-hoppers at Grenoble's store. Duncan & son are in their new store room on water street. Look out for new goods and low prices. Wednesday Mr. Cyrus Luse had a little fire at his shop. Some damage done but timely assistance saved the building. Mr. Michael Nofsker while hauling logs made a turn a little too short and was thrown off. l'he horses ran away and were caught at Peuu llall. Bo more careful Uncle Mike, lest you might be hurt. Our School Directors have allowed the teachers four days to attend Coun ty Institute. That's the square thing, gentlemen. Prof. E. F. Smith has three singing classes and also gives instructions on instrumental music. W. B. Bitner has shipped over two tons of .dressed poultry during last week. UNCLE TOM. NEWS FROM BRUSH. A mem/ Christmas to all! The Quarterly Conference of the U. B. Church convened in liebersbnrg last Saturday. Elder Spangler was present and gave us several excellent sermons. A few more days, girls, and, the leap year business must cease. In the mean time do not fail to take advan tage nf it; you know the boys arc so slow about it. Our little folks are looking forward with joy ut the near approach of Santa Claus. I trust they may not bo disap pointed. The liebersbnrg Union Sunday School will have a season of festivity, next Saturday, in the shape of a Christ mas Diniier.jj The chief attraction here for Holiday week will bo the musical convention under the auspices of the Reformed church. The proceeds will be applied to the purchasing of an organ for the congregation. The sudden disappearance of Samuel Gramley, Esq., which took place on or about the 9LII or 10th gave rise to con j siderable gossip as to its cause. Somo I few were content with the idea that he was after "official business ," while oth ers ascribed it to various causes, while his near friends were rather disposed not to attempt a solution. Time solved the problem satisfactory to all (?) He is a Bible reder, and doubtless saw the directions given in tJenesis 2; 18, and felt inclined to obey its mandates. Well, he did obey, while away, and re turned home with a help moet. She was a Mrs. Ocker from Snyder county. The "marriage feast" was on the IMb, at the 'squire's home, at which time many ol his friends con gregated to assist in devouring sever al turkeys ami an inumurable variety of other goodies. By the way, Mr. Editor, did you 'get a slice of the wedding caaeV But un doubtedly you did. Wo were some what unfortunate in this inspect , but nevertheless wish them " glick IJt'ls? Slice of the wedding cake, Mr. did you say? No-sir-ee!—not a piece even big enough to make a mess for a sick canary bird. How do you think, Mr. Quis, poor "we" feels about il? Why we are so overcome that we can only partially pronounce ourself. We feel slighted, almost insulted, grieved, hurt, ignored, discarded, on the one hand--and spiteful, hateful, glum, vin dTctive, reveng, ful, hopping mad and very hungry, all at the saute time on the other hand. No, it is too much. Our „ broad shoulders can bear much—our big Saxon heart forgive much/but to be treated thusly by u dear friend, when the very least we did expect was a cake about tlie sizo'of a grind-stone, _upsets us alto gether. I Ed] kLARRIED. On tho 14th, inwt , by lU-v. N'oah Young, Catharine Ann Oeker one wh> is willing to work fails to make more monev every day than can be made in a week at any ordinary employment. Tlio.-e who engage at "one will find a short road to fortune. Ark dress 11. Uali.et & Co., Portland, Maine. PENSIONS! Rot NTr. Pay foh rations, sew and uoxoba BLK DtSCHAHOKS, AM> TENSIONS Ob tallied.—New laws, hluher rates of pension Th • slightest disability, from wound, injury o disease of any kind entitles you to a pension Widows and heirs, fathers ami mothers are now entitled. Land eases promptly settled. Patents obtain ed. All kinds of government claims eroseeuted Write at onee for new laws, blanks and in structions. with two stamps. Address, J. W. FLENNFK & CO., Lock Box 314, Washington, D. C. $fS3 Outfit furnished free, with full in fi a fistruetions for conducting the most P| gprofitable btrsincss that any one can *■ engage in. The business is so easy to learn, and our Instructions are so simple and plain, that any one can make great profits from the very start. No one can fail who's willing to work. Women are as success ful as men. Boys ami girls can earn large sums. Many have made at the business over one hun dred dollars In a sin le week. Nothing like it evei known before. All who engage are sur prised at the ease and rapidity with winch they are able to make money. You can engage in this business during your spare time at great profit. You do not nave to invest capital in it. We take all the risk. Those who need ready money, should write to us at onee. All furnish ed free. Address Tkuk & Co., Augusta, Maine EVERY SOLDIER disabled In linoof duty by wound, disease, or injury, is entitled to pension. PENSIONS INCREASED.—Many are draw ing less than entitled to. —Thousands of Heirs entitled to Pension and Bounty. REJECTED CASKS re-opened. ABANDONED CASES finished.—Copies or Lost Discharges obtained. —Claims of every de scription prosecuted.— Patents Pkocukku. Address with stamp. iI.S. BERLIN & CO., Attorneys, 3tW.ru Box 592. Washington, I>. C and how to obtain them. Pamphlet Oreo, upon receipt of Stamp for post age. Address— GILMORE, SMITH & CO. Solicitors of Patents, Near Patent OjJUx, Washington, D. (I TDrU 0 A MDT ° r two of t,ie bcst articles I iILD unilirbLO ever sold bv agents to eve ryone who answers this within sixty days. American Manuf'g Co., 25-3 m City Mills, Massachusetts. 188(1 FALL. 188®. This mammoth Pry Goods House i 3 now opening its] ISECOND IMMENSE STOCK of For the Fall Trade of 1880. AYliiih in quality style and cheapness exceeds any former stock crer shown at the Pec Itive or any other store in this section of the State. 20.f1.iQ Yards of Press Goods comprising almost every conceivable style* und class, splendid all wool Black Cashmere only 35 cents a vard. • r -oo yards all wo.d Mnmie Cloth at ."'i rents, worth jO. 1<)0 yards Twilled Cashmeres only 12 1-2 emits, worth 18 cents. . 'i be largest stuck of Black Sllka. Colored -nlkfe, Silk Velvets, and Fancy 1 rimming Goods ever shown in any store this side of Philadelphia. t 2-",OrtO yards of Calicoes and Muslins which we sell cheaper than any store will sell tliera. 2!i nr.ulc at 8 cents a yard. l.sno yards good Canton Flannel at 7 cents a yard. 2000 yards Bleached .Muslin, cheaper than it ft is been sold for years. Wonderful Bargains in Table Uncus. Towels and Napkins. An immense stock. The largest stock of Hosiery and Gloves ever shown in this city. ) pairs Misses' Hose at cents which, would le cheap at ;>U cents. An immense slock of Embroideries. Ibices. Kid Gloves. Lisle Thread Gloves Itihbong, &e. 100 Uidies'Coats and I'olmatis. entirely new d'-siun ; iKMtitifiil good ami wonderfully cheap, blankets and Flannels; an immense stock at less than prices of one year ago. Carpets and Oilcloths. Have received an entire new stock of these goods which we are offering verp cheap. A good ami hand-ome Ingrain carpet for 2-> cents a yard. Great bargains in lteady-nade liap3 and Cotton Bafts. • The reliability of the goods and the manner of mir doing business at the Bee Hive have iH'Contc so well established that our trade his wonderfully Increased in 18J3, and ha 3 grown to be immense, which ha* stimulated us to buvja larger stock this fall tli u ever before iu the his tory of tills popul.r Dry floods House, besides having taken special pains in selecting some or the choicest and most fashionable good* to be found iu the Eastern Markets, so.as to supply ail tne w ants of our constantly growing trade. Remember the place: The Grrsat Bso Hivs Ery goods House! 05 MAIN ST.. LOCK IIAYEN, PA. J. J. EVERETT, Proprietor. Orders by mail will receive prompt and careful attention. UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE ffiteSewiiMacMi , m IN THE THIRD YEAR OF ITS EXISTENCE, ITS SALES AMOUNT TO 54,853 Machines. NO OTHER MACHINE EVER HAD SUCH A RECORD OF POPULARITY. X* la tho I-ightcst-Suniuag, Easiest Sellinsr, ani Best Satisfy!zg SSaciAne IN THE WORLD. tt—i —n - ■ - Agnate viwiteA. J?os tanas, addrsea White Sewing blachina Cs., CJ.EVEIAK3. f>.. JOii S. FiSHiB, Manufacturer of SHOISEIS 'saroeiia 'SFTODV/A SHIUDS 's&fwmuVQ REBERSBURG, PENNA. Every wagon built of first-class stock and by expert mechanics. All work warranted, lte pairiiiK promptly attended to. Tne public pa tronage is respectfully solicited. 39-1 y CPS Rfflll I HIT Oured by the ON IKM " ADIB LY TKI'K cure, in K Sy3 ler,s time and at less cost than by any other means. No suffering or inconvenience. Treatment shipped to any part of the U. S. or uanadas. Full particulars free. Address, (Established 1863) B.S. DISPENSARY, Berrien Springs, .Mich it IIPYII H E ImperiaT Trass w SS " is what you want. The greatest invention of the age! See our panb hlet. Seat free. Frof J. V. EUAN. Og tlijusburg, N. Y. 29-1 y Thi 4 subscriber* would respectfully Inform the citizen* of this neighborhood that they liare engaged In the under taking business. Tliey ar prepared to lilla icflftU In this line nl anytime nod %ouUi Madly solicit u share of patronage. A Full Line 01' COFFINS & CASKETS always ou hand, which we are also ready to furnish to other undertakers at reasonable prices. fcihOi' ON t'h.NN BTtttCET, MILLIIKISI, FA. "LOSE. II ALTER & CO. i Edwin J Dcshlor. J Jordan Doehlev &SON, PHYSICIANS & SURGEONS, Aaronsburg, FaC Calls promptly answered da night .D H. MINGLE, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, JXainStreet, Slillheim, Pa SSgpg E=&Yourselves by making money $5 5 a golden chance is offered, K3MS KB ■ thereby always keening po7erty from your dobr. Those who al ways take advantage of the good chances for making money that are offered, generally be come wealthy, while those who do not improve such chances remain in poverty. We want ma ny men. women, boys and girls to work for us right in their own localities. The business will pay more than tea times ordinary wages. We furnish au expensive outfit and all that you need free. No one who engages fails to make money very rapidly. You can ueyote your whole liino to the work, or only your spare moments. Full information and ail that is needed sent free. Ad dress ST IN SON & Co., Portland, Maine. tFor ills Style's np. We will send it toyour De pot to be examined before you pay for it. If it is not as represented it can be return ed at our expense. Send a postal card for illustrated C. A. WOOD A CO. [l7 N. Tenth St.. Fiiilada.. l*a, 28 8m