she j|iUhtim Journal.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 'Bl.
DEIMIfiER & BI MIMAR.
Editors and Proprietors.
HBWKH-- - - ■ 1
Local Department.
WANTED.— A blacksmith at R. 11.
Hart man's foundry.
Borough election on the 18th Feb.—
about a month hence.
Pennsylvania has more post offices
than any state in tho Union.
The next legal holiday—Washing
ton'! birthday, Feb. 22d.
—The celebrated Canadian weather
prophet, * Venner, predicts an early
spring. Get your garden seeds ready.
—Tire Job work done in the Journal
Office will compare well with any work
done elsewhere and the prices are re
markably low. Give us a call.
—WANTED IMMEDIATELY, about
ten to fifteen bushels potatoes ard a
bout five to eight bushels of apples.
If it suits you to pay off your subscrip
tion in tnat way bring them along at
once.
—The FORKS HOUSE, one of the
best hotel stands in this section ot the
country, situate at Coburn Station on
tbeLewisburg !fc Tyrone rail road, is for
sale. For particulars apply to
tf G. W. STOVER.
—Mr. E. Jonathan Deiuinger, of
Reading, Pa., has much encouraged
and made nappy too hearts of the St.
John's Lutheran congregation of Mill*
heim by a cash subscription of S2OO.
Tho Bcie:itifc A,u ri? 'n, gives a re
cipe for curing burns tha; has been
tried and fan ml ti work like a charm.
It consists in rubbing the burn with
ordinary cooking sod L It removes all
pain and trace of the tuj i:y.
—Next week our musical friend.
Prof. J. H. Feehrer will corns to town
again, to stay a week and tako the
wind out of the baud boys. Glad to
have you come, Joe and expect of!
course, a call.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE ADJOURNED.—
The sale of the property of George
Fiedler, near Stoyer's Place, in Miles
township, lias been adjourned to Fri
day, Jan. 28 Hi inst., at 1 o'clock, p. M.
J. H. REIFSXYDER,
Assignee.
—lt ia said that Mrs* Catharine
Afiller, who is to be hung at Williams
port for the murder of her husband,
lias almost entirely lost her reason. |
ller case, with that of George Smith, i
who assisted her in the crime, is to be i
heard by the Board of Pardons oil the
18th inst.
—D) not buy cheap medicines on
the score of economy. Tho best are
none too good for the sick, and are the |
cheapest. S icii are the Cherry Pecto- |
nil, S irsaparllla, and other standard (
remedies of Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co. \
T.i'j aro worth all they cost, and j
should be in every IUUSJ.
NOTION.
Wishing to close all m> book ac
counts, 1 have determined to sell for
cosh or produce only from and after
March Ist, ISSI.
I will give my customers the full ad
vantage of a strictly
GASH SYSTEM.
SAMUEL GRENINGER.
WE have received a bound volume containing j
eleven copies ot Ayer's Almanac lor 1881. in al- ;
must as mauy different languages, 'fills is just *
one milliontli part of the edition, wbicb, not-'
withstanding the increased cost of production. !
the enterprising publishers have issued this i
year fr free disti toution in all parts of the j
world. The polyglot collection is well worth'
preserving. I>r. Ayer always treats the sub- ;
jt;cts of health and disease in a serious and dig
nillcd manner, and affords his readers a largo
amount of valuable information. His Cherry
Pectoral and other popular remedies are con
sidered standard prepa al ions, as different as
possible from the quack nostrums lli; names of
which disfigure' natural scenery all oyer the |
country.
"Music IIATH CHARMS." — The
Musical Instrument Store of C. 11.
Jl:tssenplug,Lewisburg I' A., will hence
forth be earned on by Ilassenplug &
Thomas. They have ou hand a large
variety of Pianos, Organs, OrganeUes,
and other musical instruments of all
standard makes, which they sell at
very low prices. They are gentlemen of
high character and integrity and have
large experience in the business. Mr.
Thomas, who is well and favorably
known in these parts, expects to make
a thorough canvass of this part of
Outre county, selling instruments,
and we hope he may meet with abuu
dant success. tf
.
A C'OMPLEIE ESTABLISHMENT.—
Last week we were shown through the
EXCELSIOR DYE WORKS, at Lewis
burg, by the obliging proprietor, Wm.
A. Davis, Esq. The concern seems to
oe entirely complete in all its arrange
ments, and Mr. Davis himself is an ex
pert in the business. lie has had many
years of experience in this country,
England, Germany and Russia. He
showed us a number of shawls and
gentlemen's suits which had been dyed
and pressed, making them appear like
new, at a small cost.
We have agreed to act as agent for
Mr. Davis in this section and will at
tend to all work entrusted to us.
Read his advertisement in another
column and for particulars call at the
JOURNAL STORE. tf
A CARD.
To our Friends and Patrons in
Centre county.
Owing to a large increase in our
business we have concluded to remove
to larger and better premises,
April Ist 'Bl.
We are going to the place formerly
occupied by Brooke's Confectionery,
directly opposite Walls & Go's store,
where we will have enlarged facilities
to serve our customers.
The Millinery Department will be
under the direct supervision of Mrs. B.
Harris, who has already engaged the
service of several experienced cily mil
liners.
The Notions, Trimmings A Fancy
Goods Department will be under the
immediate charge of Mr. M. Harris,
who will always endeavor to serve the
interests of patrons, giving the best
goods for the least money possible.
Most Respectfully Yours,
tf B. HARRIS.
—Report of Millheim Grammar
School for tho week ending Jan.. 21st,
1881.
No. of pupils at last report, males —
28, females —22, total —59. No. of pu
pils left since theu, m iles —2, foiu lies—
3, total—s. No. of pupils belonging to
school, males—26, females—l 9, total—
-45. No. attending, males—23, fern ilea
—IS, total—43. No. taidy, males—l7,
females —16, total—33. No. present
every day, males —17, females—9, total
—26. Average attendance, males—2l,
females—l 4, total—33. Per cent, of
attendance, miles —S3, fern ilea—7S, to
tal—B2. No. of visitors. Please ucun
and visit us.
D. L. ZKRBY,
Teacher.
P. 8. I mean both parents and direc
tors when I request visitors, even ed
itors are not excluded. [When fel
low has nothing to s.iy, he had better
say nothing. Ed.]
EXHIBITION - . —Tho Millheim Ger
man Evening rchcol under the
direction of Mr. Adolpb Miller,
Millheim, will give a public enter
tainment in the Town Hull at Mill
heim, consisting of interesting and
comic Decl iraitions, Oratiou3, Dia
logues, &z. t on .Saturday Evening, I\b.
12., 'Bl. The oxercises will be c induc
ted in High Gorman and Pennsylvania
Dutch, iutespersid by Vo.al and In
strumental Music.
PRO 33 AM ME:
Salutatory, Mr. It. A. B i niller.
Oration. I>cr Pitt v m der Trapp,
[Peter of Trapp] Mr. D. L. Zerby.
Decl imatiou. Elpetritschenfange,
[ Catching of Elpctrits'uu ] Mr. J. It.
VanOrmer*
Dialogue, Ve legen'ieifc eiaer Witt
frnh, -of a BVdotr,]
Miss Alico ftiDhiuxh, Miss Clara
Reifsnyder, Mr. W. T. Aum in.
Doclamatioo, In Ponnsylf mill will
ich bl*iwe, [/ tc-iai to stag in [\oiua ]
Mr. M. I. Jamison.
Declamation, Die alt Hooni e, [77*2
old home.] AL\ Simuel Ci npbe'.l.
Declamation. Die Singensehul, [Tit
Singing Schrtl, J Af.ss A. Itilobtugh.
Dialogue, der Jack uud die Betz ken
ne net agreeV, [7uk an I lietz can't a
grce.] Jfiss Anna Shreiiler, Mc. John
W. Foot-?.
Declamation, des Dutclunans Klage,
r Dutchman? s ■ Complaint,] Mr. Lewis
Nagle.
Declamation, S'alt Wohnhaus an der
Spring. ] The oil lumsc at the spring]
Mi. Thomas Jfbyer.
Dialogue with performance *. C'jusin
Else aus Amerika, [V>u<i\ E'sic from
America] Afi.s Lola Morz, Miss Anna
Jftsser, Jfiss Lizzie Ilarler, Miss Laura
Kreaiuor;
Declamation, Wie's war inalte Zeite,
[ How it itis in allien times J Mr. W. T.
A um an.
Declamation-, LiMen und Rosen,
[Lilies and Hoses] Mss Ld i J/>tz.
Declamation, >lie "J/etzdsupp,
sage dm ilion ] M\ J >im Lose.
Dial >gue, With performances, Lrvor- :
werschtmach *, ( Lioerwurstm tWa;,) j
Miss Anna Loog, Mss Lizzie if irter, I
Mr. John L >se.
Deed im.ition, die alt Sort Dschentl'-
leit nn die nei, ( The old and the new
kind of gentlemen,) .dr. John F. II ir
ter.
Declamation, Quittenpertv and Lat
wergkoeiie, (Applcbutterooking) Miss
Anna J/isscr.
Declamation, die tt.iure und der
J/irrik, (the farm ers an I the market)
Air. L. Runkel.
D.-clam ition, das Vergissmeiunic'nt
an der (Quelle, (the Forget-me-not at t'te
spring) ilis3 Laura Kreamer.
Dialogue, S'Jok >le uu der Hans
werre gate Buw, (Jie and John to 11 he
gvtdboys) A£\ Karl J/itz, Mr. Wui.
Hatter.
Der Schneider von Brinzingen Oder
die Eselsjagd, (The laylor of lirinzin
gen or the mule hunting party)
A Comedy with Vocal and Instrumen
tal music.
Mr. John .Lose, Air. Samuel Weieer,
44 W. T. Auman, Mr. Karl 3fotz ?
44 William Harter. 3fiss Anna 3fus-'
ser, Miss Lizzie Itaiter.
Valedictory, Afv. Afilton Jamison.
Tlie voc il music will be couducted
by Miss Alice Radabaugh, the instru
mental music by tfie J/illheim Cornet
Band. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
fly I'niveisal Accord.
ATEH'S CATHARTIC TILLS arc the best of al
purgatives for family use. They arc the pro
duct of loug. laborious, anil successful chemi
cal investigation, and their extensive use, by
physicians in their practice, and by all civilize
ed nations, proves them the best and most, ef
fectual purgat ve hill that medical science
can devise. Being purely vegetable no harm
caaarlse from their use. in intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Tills can be
comparei with them, and every person, know
ing their virtues, will employ them, when neel
ded. Tney keep the system in perfect order,
and maintain iu healthy action the whole ma
chinery of life. Mild, searching and effectual,
they are especially adapted to the needs of
the digestive apparatus, derangements of
which they prevent and cure, if timely taken.
They are the best and safest physic to employ
for children an l weakeifed constitutions,
where a mild but effectual cathartic is renalr
e l.
BV VR.I. T>R\l E:JS
—Our young friend, C. A. Sturgis, is
in Boalsburg at the musical conven
tion this week, assisting the director,
1\ 11. Moyer with the violin. Charley
is certainly a first-class violinist and
we don't feel a bit jealous about lus
promotion to a professorship, but to
the contrarj congratulate him. That's
so, vroffif.
Xcws Hlsccllnny.
The revenue books show that during
the year 1880 fit,561,300 were received
for revenue stamps from the match
manufacturers of the United States.
This would make the number of match
es consumed 85,613,000,000, or about
700 matches per year to every man,
woman, and child in the Union. •
The first turnpike ever made in the
United States was that constructed be
tween Philadelphia and Lancaster in
1793, costing $500,000.
A dead pauper's coat, at Fort Scott,
Kansas, was found to be lined with
SSOO in good money, which goes to the
State, no heir appearing.
There have been no licenses issued
iu Potter county for th sale of liquor
since 1552. As a result the courts have
very few criminal cases and the poor
tax amounts to very little.
In Ohio the Grangers have become
the advocates of temperance, and will
appeal to the legislature of that Stato
for the passage of a local option law.
This is anew addition tothetemperanee
forces, and will become a power hard
to resist.
There are 1,500 watches made every
month at the Lancaster watch fac
tory.
Hughesville, Lycoming Co., wants a
bank, a coal yard, a place of amuse
ment and a Young Men's Christian
Association. I* has a beer saloon, a
olacksmitli shop, two old bachelors,
four old maids and two dogs to every
family.
In this state there are eighty-seven
daily • newspapers, six hundred and
eleven weekly and one hundred and
thirty-seven others, making a tctal of
eight hundred and thirty-live.
AMariarer Lynched.
SAX FIIAXCISCO, January IS—Jo
seph Danoshe, who shot au<l killed
Thomas 11. TielVitr, a few days ago,
oil account of a diiliculty concerning
T invar's wife, was captured six miles
froui Ilodie on Sunday. Ilis guilt was
established at a preliminary hearing,
and about one o'clock yesterday morn
ing lie was taken from j lil to the scene
of his crime and hanged in the presence
of five nun.lred uu:i.
".V Blizzard," s ivs a Dakota man.
""is the Northwestern iimii for a gale
of wind tilled with s.iow and icy par
ticles, as ft.le as rice powder, with a
temperature ten to twenty degrees bc
lo.v zero. A genuine blizzard is so
fierce that you can neither face it nor
distinguish objects ten feet away from
it. In Dakota an I Minnesota, during
the prevalence of a blizzard, farmers
only venture out of their houses with
guiding ropes around their persons to
enable them to fin 1 their way back."
The new penitentiary now building
at Huntingdon is a mammoth affair.
It was comm.meed in the spring of '79;
and after two years work the outside
foundation Wall is just completed. It
covers an area of ten acres. The wall
is seventeen feet deep, mostly below
the surface, and twelve feet in thick
ness, tapering to seven feet above
ground, all laid i:i cement. Ou this
stone foundation the building will be
started, also of stone, and square at a
height of thirty-two feet. Eight years
more will be required to complete the
work.
SNATCHED FROM THE 1
BRINK OF THE GRAVE.
W ILLIAMSPOKT, Pa., January 15.
Lifayette Kockwood, a well-known
farmer of Shippen township, Cameron
county, came here to attend court as a
witness. L ist night lie retired at the
Hepburn House about midnight and
not appearing when his natns was call
ed the Court sent for him about 11
O'CIOCK. Oo search being made he was
found in his room in a dying condi
tion from asphyxia, having failed to
turn off the gas. Three doctors work
ed with him all the afternoon and by
tli* liberal use of the galvanic battery
succeeded in restoring him to con
sciousness and this evening pronounce
him out of danger. Ilis recovery is
considered remarkable.
A Western Obituary.
Jem liangs we'are sorry to atait has
deceased. 110 departed this life last
Monday. He went 4t!i without any
struggle, and such is Life Tu Day we
are as pepper grass—mighty smart, tu
morrow we are cut down like a cow
cumber of the ground. Many things
we bought at his groweery, and we are
happy to slait to the! admirin wurld
that lie never cheated, speshully in the
wate of makrel, which ( ws nice and
smelt sweet and his survivin wife is
1 the same vva. —We never knew him to
put sand in his sugar, though ho had a
sand bar in front of his ho us; nor wai
ter in his Liekers tbo the Ohio river
past his dore. Piece to his remains.
He leaves 1 wife 9 children, 1 cow, 4
horses, 'a growcer's stoar, and other
quadrupedes to mourn his loss—but in
the language of thepoit his loss is their
♦'tcrnal gain,
DIED.
On tin* ir.Ui Inst, in Mlflllnbuifr, Goorjce N-
Yuungm-ui, Esq.. ail 70 yttrs, m months and
3 days.
On the Ist Inst,, at Pleasant Valley, Mnooln
county, Kansas, ot mom bra nous croup, Kd<Ue
son or P. B. Stover, aged about ti years.
On thoS-ind lust.. at her residence In Am-ons
burg, Catharine Elizabeth Power, widow of
Adam Power, deceased, aged 87 yeai-s, S months
and 11 days.
funeral text: "1 will greatly rejoice In the
Lord, my soul shall be Joylul In my (rid. for lie
hath clothed me with the garments of Salvation,
Hi* hath covered mo with the robe of PUhtvuufl.
ness.
Jesus Ist fuer mlch gestorben,
Und seln Tod W meln Oewlnn:
Kr hat nilrdas lleil erworben,
Drum fahriehinlt Fieuden bin,
liln oils dP'sein \Veltgetneiiu'l
In den sehonen (JoiP'shlnuiitil,
Wo ieh weide allegelt
Scliauen Uottes llerrllehkeit.
Aeh. leh habeselion erbllcket
Alle dlese llerrllehkeit,
Jetzo werd leh sehen geschnmeekel
Mit dem wehsen linn nnlskloid;
Mil der K'ddnen Khrenkiouu
Steh leh d i v <r Gotten Tliroue,
Sctiuuc solclie Frende an,
Die kein Ernie tiehraeu Uann.
J. T.
Mill helm Market.
Corrected every Wednesday by Oephait
A Musser.
Wheat N'o 1.00
Wheat No. 2 P0
Corn 11
Jtye ♦>■"
Oats White 30
Oats, Pluck 2"
Ituek wheat r '"
Flour § 00
Hnui A !.,..'t,per ton 17V)
salt, p. i Mil hW
Plaster, around 10.00
Cement, per Pushel to ->0
Parley..:. M
T\ mot hv seed LOO
Flaxseed ,
(Joverseed L->o
Putter
Hams
tides
Veal
Pork
w
Hggs
Potatoes
I-ard .
Tallow 5
Soap
Dried Apples
Dried Peaches 10
Dried Cherries..
COAL MAltlvET.
Egg Coal f*'.so
Stove " e><s
Chestnut 44 AJK)
Pea 4 LOG
P. tEPIUKT D. A. lIISSEK
GEPHART & HE JER
DEALEKSIN
Grain
(Jlovcrsec'J.
Flour &
Feed.
€oa',
Plaster
& Salt |
MILLIIEIM, PA ;
Hlgheet market price paid (or all kind* of j
C3-E.-A.I2sT
Delivered either at the lIUICK MILLor at the
old Ml'SSEll MILL, lu MILLIIKIM.
COAL, PLASTER & SALT
Always oa hantl and sold at prices that defy
competition.
A share of the public patronage respectfully
solicited. &#-ly
Prepare for Snow !
limits C OTontro
V— J
AT
PENN IIALL, PA.,
has just completed ft lot of very
superior
■ SLE3IC3-HIS,
which he offers at moderate prices,
lie warrants them made of first
class stock by skillful and expe
rienced mechanics. Give him a
call before you buy elsewhere, lie
will guarantee satisfaction in all
rosiMjcts. 47-3 m
EXCELSIOR
STEAM DYE WORKS
LEWISBURG, PA.,
W. A. Davis,
Proprietor.
All kinds or Silks, Mixed Tot ton and ;
Wool Goods dyd and finished in the
hest style, lien Is* Coats, Vests and
I'ants dyed or cleansed without rip
ping.
Ladies' Cloaks, Capes, and Presses
cleansed or dyed to any fancy pattern
where the original color is favorable,
All kind of Shawls cean ed or dyed
and finished in the neatest manner.
! My Factory has all ihe machinery and faciii
! ties of si first class establishment of Its kind.
i Mv experience in the business extends over
many years. botUjn tl.Ls country and in Europe,
; and sun therefore enabled to do strictly first
1 clsiss work sit modorade prices.
THE JOURNAL STORE,
Millfie in, Pa.,
has accepted an sieeney from me. All goods
brought there for dying will be returned free
I of extra charge.
i THIS PAPER ESS
I Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruco
btreet), where adver- ASfBAB If Ana#
' aa'Vi'lu NEW Yoßiw
mm
THE ZBIEIE] HIVE STORE
was closed Friday, January 7th, 1881,
TO MARK DOWN
mmmmmmmmmmmmrnaa
TO MARK DOWN
fIaBSBREBKI TBHOHaBSIBnfIMB
TO MARK DOWN
tho entire stock of Winter Goods lo close them out Likingi slock,
FEBRUARY Ist, 1881.
W6NDERFD L REOUCTION S£SLS%
i below cost rather than carry them over the season.
GREAT RE9USTIONS
GREAT REDUCTIONS s """'
; GREAT RED96TIONB JSST """ 1 "
G© ft I § fiftTla 81 & in Towels, Napkins and
JSgfi 9 IffiLKJUU B Build Table Linens. A good
| Table Linen at only 20 cts. a yard.
A GREAT REDUCTION tSStS&SL
A good Calico, Fast Colors at 4 cts.
Very best Calico at 7 cts.
Very best Muslin at 7 J cts.
Very best Heavy Shirting at 9 cts.
A good Gingham at 7 ct3.
Everything else reduced in same way.
GREATEST BARGAINS oJSSI"IS'"S
Colored Silks ever offerc\ i Central Pennsylvania.
During this Great Sale we will offer the most ex
traordinary bargains ever offered by any store in
Central Pennsylvania on account of the class of
goods we offer, the immense stock, from which
to select and the prices to which we have
marked them. But during this great clos
ing out sale at the prices we have marked
them we will sell exclusively for Cash.
SALE BEGAN JANUARY Bth, 1881, TO
CONTINUE TWENTY DAYS ONLY.
F very body should call at once and sec the wonderful bargains we offer
for cash to reduce our stock.
Eee Hive Store, G5 Main Street, Leek Haven, Pa.
EmmrTs
Pmo&BIETQ®*
Wanted 20,000 Iba. Kood tab washed Wool for Cash or exchange for
Goods.
HEP 1 3 Yourselves by makihw money I
K| I Mcherel v ct>e tots* "2 !
(CR.I always k apmr
firm your door. Those wiio al
wavs take advantage* of the px>d chances for
ir> .kin* money thai are offered, generally bo
come wealthy, wniic those w.iodo not improve
such chances remain in poverty. We want ma
ny num. women, hoys and girls ts) work for u
right in their own localities. The businrss will
pay more than ten times ordinary wage*. We
furnish an expensive out lit nnd all that you ue 1
free. No one who engages fails to make money i
very laptdly. \ou can devote your whole time
to the work, or onlv your spare moments, l ull
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Dock Llavcn, Pa.-,
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PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
Main Street, Millheim, Pa
/!% P* Outfit sp-.it free to those who wish to
fe? /*eu:;acf in the mo*t pleasant and prufit
iz 9fable business known, Everytiling new.
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overnight. Nori.sk whatever. Many new work
ers wanted at once. Many are making fortunes
at the business. Ladies make as much as men.
ami young bovs and gi is make great pay. No
one who is willing to wntk fails to make mote
money every day than can be made in a week at
any ordinary employment. Those who engage
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PENSIONS!
BOUNTY, PAY KCK RATIONS, NEW AND TIONOEA
JIMS PISCUAROES, AND INCREASE!* PENSIONS ob
tained.—New law*. higher rates of pension
The slightest disability, from wound, injury o
disease of anv kind entitles yon to a pension
Widows and heirs, fathers and mothers are
now entitled.
Land eases promptly settled, Patents obtain
ed. All kinds of government claims nrosccuted
Write at once for new laws, blanks and in
structions. with two stamps. Address,
J. W. FLENNFR & CO.,
Lock Box 014; Washington, D. C;
s<* Outfit furnished free, with full in
3 ■struetions for conducting the most
JL If profitable business 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 and girls can earn large sums.
Many have made at the business over one hun
dred dollars In a sin le week. Nothing like it
ever known before. All who engage are sur
prised at the ease and rapidity with which they
are able to make money. You can engage in
i 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 once. AU furnish
eil free. Addres TRUE <£ Co., Augusta, Maine
PENSIONS.
EVERY SOLDIER disabled in line of duty by
wound, disease, or injury, is entitled to pension.
PENSION'S INCREASED.—Many are draw
ing less than entitled to.—Thousands of Heirs
entitled to Pension and Bounty. REJECTED
1 CASES re-opened. „ t
ABAND -NED CASES Oi
Lost Discharges obtained.—Claims of every de
scription prosecuted .—PATENTS PROCURED.
Address with stamp,
11. s BERLIN & CO.. Attorneys,
• rut-fini lb)\ ate. \\\YStrr>OTON, r> ,c
iiMILELED
SUCCESS "
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OF TUB
liieSemgMinß
IN THE THirC YEAR OF ITS EXISTENCE, IT3
SALES AMOUNT TO
54,850 Machines.
NO OTHER MACHINE EVER HAD SUCH
A RECORD OF POPULARITY,
It ic lis Llsfhtost-Ruaalsij,
Sarfert Sslliaff, asid
2ost UM&lzl*
IN THE WORLD.
Assets T'z:
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FISHER,
Manufacturer of
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REBERSBURQ, PENNA.'
Every wajroii built of llrst-clnss stock Hid by
exnert mechanic*. AH work warranted. Ko
palriiiß promptly attended to. Tee public pa
tronage i* respectfully solicited. _ 3P-Iy
The subscribers would respectfully Inform the citizens of this neighborhood that they have engaged la the under
taking business, they nra prepared to filla icalls in this line at anytime ami wouUl kindly solicit :i share of
patronage. A Full Line of
COFFIN'S & CASKETS
always oil hand, which s e are also ready te furnish to other undertakers at reasonable prices.
SHOP GH PKNN .STitKLT, MfthftFAM, FA.
LOSE. ITARTER & CO.
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V/INTTB IR,.
oiFEnsriisra- n
MRS. ASM M, WEAVER
bas just received licr Fall and Winter stock ot
MILLINERY GOODS consisting of
French Bonnets, Round liats, French
Flowers. Feathers, KlMon ami all kinds*
of FANCY GOODS.
DRESS MAKING
In all its Branches a
SPECIALITY.
0
She In rites lior nftteay frieuds and oustomors
to oall at her rt- lc e of business, in Term
Stre.;t v MILLIIF.IM, PA.
s*o3 ** ' LV THI ' E ''ire, in
1 ~k * esS '' mo H,K * a ' les3 crt!,t
than by any other means.
.No suffering or inooavenieuce. Treatment
• -shiplied to any part of the l\ S or Ganudas.
! Full particulars froe. Address*.
• (Established IWi) B- S. 1 ijsvensakt,
! Kerricn Springs, Mk'h