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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7., 1882.
DEIMKGER & BUMILLER,
Editors and Proprietors.
Local Department.
Business is booming
—Please briny that \cood.
—The Millheim B. & L. Association
meets next Monday evening. Get your
cash ready, meanwhile.
'—Tuesday, January 9, has been ap
pointed by tho temperance people as a
day of prayer for the noble cause.
—Deinioger & Musser are just now
ngaged in building a fine, large, beau
tiful and chaste monument for the late
Mr. Amos Alexander, deceased.
right briskly at the
—Mr. F. n. Meyer, of Boalsburg,
expects to begin a singing school here.
First meeting in school house. Satur
day evening Decbr. 9tli.
—Cold, did you say? Yes, rather—
but that's just what Vennor and the
other big and little prophets liavo long
since threatened.
—Read D. L. Zerby's notice in an
other column, then go and pay your
vendue notes, if vou owe any ; but if
you don't owe any don't pay any.
JOIRX.IL STORE,
Don't forget the great closing out sale
at Stam's stoTe every Saturday after
noon and evening in December. Big
bargains in ail kinds of goods. See
large bfcte. tf
—Mr. P. B. Stover, of Lincoln coun
ty, Kansas, who is now here on a visit
to his relatives and friends, made the
Journal office a call last week. Philip
looks hale and hearty and seems well
satisfied with his new western home.
ami don'l you p it off
—lteubcn and John Grimai will offer
the valuable homestead of the late Dan
iri Grimm, in Madisouburg, together
with four vacant building lots and 4S
acres of mountain land at public sale,
Tuesday Deer. 2uth. instant. See bills.
—A. J. Ilarter, at Musser's tannery,
keeps all kinds and grades of leather on
hand which be sells at the lowest prices
for cash or in exchange for hides. Mr.
Harter is an experienced tanner and
farrier and a square business man be
sides. Try him. tt 1
coining to buj your
InTcutors nnd Potantcen
should send for instructions, reason
able terras, references, &c.. to Edson
Brothers, Solicitors of Patents, Wash
ington, D. C. who famish the fame
icLtfvrut charge. Edson Brothers is a
well known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established in
1665. tf
—Mr. J. A. Limbert our accomoda
ting mail carrier on the Coburn—
Woodward route hereby informs his
many friends and patrons along the line
that he will carry packages of almost
all kinds and sizes at very reasonable
rates. Thanking them for their past
favors he respectfully solicits their fur
ther patronage.
HOLIDAY PKESEXTS
—M. S. Fiedler, executor, will sell
valuable real estate of the late John
Hess, deceased, Thursday, Decbr. 2Sth
next. The farm is reputedly the
finest and best in Haines township,
and the several tracts of timber
land are very valuable. Read notice
in another column.
—A kind, chiistain lady residing
' up the valley" who wouldn't just
care to have her name mentioned in
this public way, is fattening a fine
turkey for us for the coming festive
season. It makes us feel sort'r inde
pendent and sassy and we have a big no
tion not to recognise just any commou
country editor for a spell.
or your ova supplies
—Harris'fine Millinery establishment,
Fancy Goodsand General Variety Store,
in Lewisburg is a full-grown and com
plete concern of its kind. In its great
assortment, in the superior quality
of the goods and the cheapness of the
prices, we kn >w of no store in this part
of the state that can compete with it.
These solid facts, together with a liber
al policy in advertising have secured for
the enterprising proprietor a very large
trade. Head advertisement in another
column.
until the finest and best
—The Northern Conf erenee of the
Ev. Luth. Synod of Central Pennsylva
nia had an interesting session atSalona,
Clinton county, Nov. 21st, 22nd and
123 rd. The essays, discussions and gen
eral proceedings of this body of minis
ters are always very Interesting and
profitable, not only to the members but
to the community where they meet,
?,nd they are welcome to come to any
plase within the bounds of the dis
trict, embracing Union, Centre and
Clinton counties.
The officers for thensing year are:
Rev. 8. E. Flust, Bellefonte, Presi
dent ; Rev. Geo. S. DiveD, Boalsburg,
Secretary ; Rev. John Tomlinsou, Aa
ronsburg, Treasurer..
Next meeting will be at Zion, April
17 th, 13th, 19th, 1883.
of everything is gone.
DEDICATION.
December 31st, instant, Deo Volente,
the chapel of the St. John's Evangelic
al Lutheran Church at Millheim, Pa.,
will be dedicated to the worship of Al
mighty God, with appropriate ceremo
nies. ltev. W. E. Fisher, of Centre
Ilall, will preach the dedicatory sermon
in the morning at ten o'clock. Rev. S.
Henry, of Mifflin burg, will preach on
Saturday evening previous, also on Sab
bath evening, and do the soliciting on
Sabbath morning.
JOHN TOMLINSON,
Pastor.
—All right now, lt?esc % aint a bit
mad, thank you, Oar forgottor "some
times yets us into bad snaps too, but it
has seen longer and harder use than
yours—that's the difference.
—On Tuesday evening we received
the following telegram :
Money, Pa., Dec. sth,. 1882.
i;. A. Bumiller, JOURNAL OEFICE :
Announce a meeting for me for
Saturday evening, to organize a con
vention for next week.
J. 11. KURZENKNABE.
The basement of the M. E. Church
has been procured for this meeting,
where particulars will be given.
—John 11. Svvartz is the walking sci
entific and mechanical encyclopedia in
these diggins. It is not at all necessa
ry for any of our people to rack their
trains on any subject in science gener
ally or in the mechanic arts specially,
that comes in their way. They can on
ly ask John how it all is. That's how
we do.
—We see by the Girard (Kansas)
Press that Mr. A. A. Krape, of Lena,
Illinois, is re-elected County Superin
tendent of Stephenson county by the
flattering majority of 819, although
Stephenson county is largely Republican
and Mr. Krape a Democrat, lie is a
sou of Mr. William Krape, formerly of
Penn township, but for many years a
resident of Illinois.
—Last Friday Luther and Cornelius
Musser, sons of David J. Musser, of
near Peun Ilall, c tme very near having
an ugly mishap. Coming up the hill
this side of Smithtown they mot audit
er conveyence with a white horse at
which their own horse shied, reared,
jumped, upset the buggy, spilling Lute
and Neal on the ro?Ul. The shafts
were considerably demoralized, the
boys badlv scared but not much hurt.
MORAL : Don't meet white horses on
the road, especially not at a hill, if
your own horse is afraid of them.
" The Rock ford Stockings,
Kockford Stockings,
Stockings,
The Rockford Mittens,
Rock ford Mittens,
Mittens.
Arc the best,
the best,
best, _
In the World,
the World,
World.
No don't call us a gentleman and
say" 'Sbobbeer is gedaldich' because
we say so and have them to sell.
Just fry one pair of both or either
and you will be-convinced that the
half has not been told. tf
—Those of our subscribers who prom
ised us wood, or to speak exactly cor
rect, those whom we expected to bring
wood, are a little slo:v in coming a
round with it. Friends, you don't
want us to eat our victuals raw, nor to
freeze during the cold winter which ev
erybody thinks is before us, and so we
give yon this gentle reminder that five
to ten cords would be acceptable any
clay. In ord.-r to write and print you a
good paper we must be well warmed,
well clothed, well fed and otherwise
well treated. Dann kann c Vr Bcnsch
schreitce LIOLSZ es en Art hat.
A $20.00 Bible Reward
The publishers of liutlcdge\s Monthly
offer twelve valuable rewards in their
Monthly for December, among which is
the following :
We will give $20.00 in gold to the
person telling us how many verses
there are in the New Testament Scrip
(not the New Revision) by December
10th, 1882. Should two or more cor
rect answers be received, the reward
will be divided. The money will be
forwarded to the winner D.-cember Isth,
1882. Persons trying for the reward
must send 20 cents in silver (no postage
stamps taken) with their answer, for
which they will receive the Christmas
Monthly , in which the name and address
of the winner of the reward and the
correct answer will be published. This
may be worth s'l '.OO to you ; cut it
out. Address RUTLEDGE PUBLISH
ING COMPANY, Easton, Penna.
-500 MEN WANTED, on or before
Jan. Ist, next, to subscribe for ttie
MILLIIEIM JOURNAL, a live, readable
family paper, at the pjpulai price of one
dollar a year. But we ask it as a per
sonal favor, friends, do not come all
in one lump. Our modest little sanc
tum wouldn't hold you all. Please
come in squads of ten to twenty at
a time. We can then receive
your cash, fill out your receipts and
book your names systematically and
without the least confusion, and SSOO
just at this time would 'place our con
sumpted bank account in good, healthy
condition. Yes indeed would it.
—THE ENTERTAINMENT by tho La
dies of the Lutheran congregation here
promises to bo a big thing, judging
from the extensive preparations that
are being made and the information
daily received of the number of people
who expect to come and patronise it-.
We are authorized to state that a good
dinner or supper, consisting of coffee
(!) chicken (11) and wattles (!!!) will be
served at 25 cents. Oysters, ice cream,
candies and other delicacies at regular
pi ices as elsewhere. No dead heads
whatever. The members of the con
gregation as well a3 the cooks and wai
ters will all pay L r what they eat.
Measures are being made to preserve the
strictest order and decorum. Proceeds
for the purchase of a bell for the new
church. -t i
—The other week we bought some
clothing at Lewin's Philadelphia
Branch Clothing House, Bellefonte,
and embraced the opporrunit v to look
through the mammoth establishment.
It is reallv a big concern, whether wo
concider the soacious store room or the
immense stock of goods *on hand. In
the clothing line proper you will lind
simply everything, from an overcoat
down to a garter, that men wear either
for use or show. Overcoats and suits
are especially line and cheap. Besides
clothing Mr. Lewin keeps a full line of
trunks, satchels, umbrellas, &;. We
know c.f no better place to buy than the
Philadelphia Branch. They understand
their business thoroughly and know
how to treat their customers. Try
them if you never did before, 2t
—A party of hunters consisting of
A. N. Greninger, Samuel Alter,
Schreckengist and two Lucases, were
out in the Green Woods region on the
A'legheny Mountains. They stayed
three weeks an 1 returned an Saturday.
Seventeen fine deer—ten of which were
brought to Coburu—was the result of
the expedition. Ten beautiful deer,some
•if them very large bucks, on a pile is
indeed a rare :>ig!iL these days.
—Last Saturday George Barter, Will
CJlrich and Charley Held, three of our
young men went out with guns on
Brush mo imtain, in their first attempt
at hunting. Sure, George had the good
luck to shoot what in hunter's language
is called a sjjikc buck, in the neighbor
hood of the Horner House. The buck
was severely wounded and bled freely,
but got away from George, who follow
ed with his dog. The dog soon caught
up and wrestled with the deer, the dee?
got away from the dog and ran another
short distauce and was shot a secoud J
time by a hunting party from lbush
Valley. George came up to the party
and of course demanded the deer JUS his
gauie, but the other party denied
George's claim and made eft with the
deer, thus robbing our young Nimrod
of his trophy. Abs. fierier, the boy's
father, is on the war-path about the
matter and an ixciting law suit is in
prospect.
Sews Miscellany.
A Catholic priest at Morrow, Ohio,
having denounced a worn in from his
pulpit as a thief, was killed by her hus
band.
The Lew is town Gaz. has discoveied
that it "looks rather odd to see a health
y-looking, strap ping *oung man ask a
poor woman who makes her living by
washing or bard work, for a piece if
bread and butter and a cup of coffee."
A Snake Shot from a Gun.
Cosmus Eekenrode, who lives on the
Blue Mountains, near the line of the
Berks and Schuylkill, was out hunting
on Monday last. As he was crossing
a small clearing he laid down Lis gun
for a while to gather some Blue Moun
tain tea. Shortly after he picked it up
again and was startled to hear very
close to his ear the peculiar whirring
which is the signal of the proximy of a
rattlesnake. lie looked hastily around,
but could discover nothing, when sud
denly he discovered the tail of the
snake protruding from the muzzle of
his gun. lie dropped the gun quickly,
but instead of coming out his snake
ship crawled into the barrel again.
After fruitless efforts to disloge him
Mr Eckedrode resolved to fire the gun,
which was loaded with powder and shot
This plan was verv successful, and the
smfke, after taking a trip in the air,
i came down in shreds, badly used up.
How Budd, of California, Got In.
The most astonished man in Califor
nia at the present time is probably
James H. Budd, M.C., of San Joaquin.
To say that Mr. Budd never dreamed
that the people of the Second Congress
ional district would elect him to the
place so long disgraced by Horace F.
Page is to express a mild opinion of~the
situation. At the convention which
nominated him some one said : "Who
shall we put up this time?'* Lambs
for the slaughter were not numerous.
"Hold on a minute," finally said a del
egate ; "Drve Terry lias got a man ;
I'll go and get him." Tie disappeared,
but returned in a moment with Budd.
Mr. Budd did not like the idea, but the
little knot of delegates gathered around
him and one of them said: "Why,
take it, Jim ;it won't hurt you We
all have to get beat at first." The oth
ers echoed : "Yes, take it," and Mr.
Budd, with his hands in his pockets
and his hat rakishly tipped to one side,
mounted the platform. "Of course I
can't beat Frank Page," he said, "but
I'll give him as lively a rattle as I can,
you bet."
Not Work, But Worry.
We do not believe that work alone,
even when fairly prolonged and severe,
frequently shortens life. It is rather
the worry that too often goes hand-in
hand with it. Our fiuious methods of
woik, our intense excitement, these are
the evils that are to bo deprecated a
bove all others. Of course, we assent
to Emerson's doctrine that a man must
lirat of all be "a good animal." We
say Amen! to the preaching of "gospel
of relaxation," as well as to the scrip
tural maxim, to learn of the ant. Mo
notonous daily toil will furrow the face
and make the healthy, hearty child
prematurely old. Intense application
to business breaks down many a mer
chant. Black Fridays will kill or
maim many a stock broker or specula
tor, whether in grain, or cotton, or
stocks. Hut what does all this mean?
A struggle for bread, an intense strain
on the nervous system, a needless, head
strong hurry to be rich. The mast that
will endure a steady gale will snap and
go by the boaid after oft-repeatdd sud
den squalls.
St. flmo |iofel,
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PHILADELPHIA.
RATES REPOCET¥S~2.OO PER DAY.
The traveling public vrii! still find at this
Hotel ilie twine liberal provision for their com
fort. It is located hi the immediate centres of
business and places of amusement and the dif
ferent Rnll-Ro.id depots, us well as all parts of
the city, are easily accessible by Street Curs
Constantly passing the doors. It offers special
Inducements to those visiting tho city for busi
ness or pleasure.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
Jos. M. Feger, Proprietor.
MARRIED.
On the 2Ut nit., at Aaronsburg, by Rev. Z. A.
Yearick, Mr. Emanuel lunoaid and Miss Susan
S. Van Nadie, b-tli <A Haines township.
.11 i IIIIOIIM HnrKel.
Corrected every Wednesday
Wheat, old, 9
" new. No. 2
" •• No. 5...._ 7 a
Com 70
Rye 40
(lats White
Buckwheat
Klour 5.00
Bran ASho; Is,pel ton ZJ i/J
Salt,per llrl 1.75
Plaster, ;r rou nd 9.00
Cement, per Bushel 45 to 50
Barley 50
Tvinot hyseed 1-75
Flaxseed
Cloverseed
Butter 28
Hams .. . 10
Sides 12
Veal
Fork
B-ei
Kggs 28
Patatoe* 40
Lard 32
Tallow
Soap >. P
1 ried Apples
Dried Peaches
Dried Cherries
COAL MARKET AT COBURN.
Kgg Coal *7.00
Stove " 5.25
Chestnut 5 ei)
Feu 1 5.50
Fea by the car load 2.20
Fiftv cents per ton additional when delivered
in Miilheim.
P. H. STOVER,
DEALER IN
Clover Seed,
Flour & Feed,
Coal,
Plaster &
Salt.
@O%iML*
J-1GIIE8T MARKET PRICE ALWAYS
PAID.
£s-\ full supply of Coll. Plister and Belt al
ways on liand and sold at the lowest price
*tf-Coal kept under roof at all seasons of
thr year.
Atf-The public patronage respectfully solict
-0(1. *9l y
Japanese Crepe.
In order to introduce our Tapauese Crepe
goods we will en<l postpaid to any address on
receipt of futy cents, or 17 three-rent stumps,
the following: 1 window banner, size Id by 24
inches, with rich oolorand deep border; 1 iid.v,
size 8 by 11 inelies. very handsome; 1 lamp m.'u
27 inches In circumference, perfectly lovely; 1
wall screen, large mid handsome. Address E.
Florence & Co., P. O. box 1860, South Itend,
Indiana.
PATENTS.
Send a rough sketch or a model of
Yourinvonti'MitoMKOlUJE K I.E.H
ON, Washington, I>. <\, and a Prelimi
nary Eiaminatlon w ill bo made with*
out charge, of all United states patents of
the same class of inventions and yi u will be
advised whether or not a patent c.n l.e ob
taincd.
If you are advised that your invention is pat
entable. send *2'>, to yay Government fee or 115
and *> for drawings required by the Govern
ment. This is payable when application is
made. When allowed, the attorney s fee (*25)
and the final Government fee (*2O) is payable.
An attorney whose fee depends on his success In
obtaining a Patent wl'l not advise you that your
invention is patentable unless it really is. so far
as bis best judgement can determine, f hence,
you can rely on the advise given after a preli
minary examination is had. DESIGN, PATENTS
and the REGISTRATION OF LABELS, TRADE
MARKS, AND KE- ISSUES secured. GAVEATS pre
pared ana filed. Applications in revivor of
REJECTED, ABANDONED, or FORFEITED CASES
made. If you have undertaken *o secure your
own patent and failed, a skillful handling of the
case may lead to success. Send ine a written
request addressed to the Commissioner of Pat
ents that he recognize GEOBOE I£. LEMON, of
Washington, D. G. as your attorney in the
case, giving the tit le of the Invention and about
the date oi your application. An examination
and report will cost you nothing. Remember,
this ofiiee has been in successful operation since
18f)5, and reference • can be given to actual
clients in a most every county in the U. 8.
Pamphlet relating to Pateuts free upon request.
GEORGE E. LEMON,
Attorney at law and Solicitor of A
inerican and Foreign Patents.
015 Fifteenth St„ Washington, O. C.
Meution this paper.
224 MARKET STREET,
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Our Stock is now complete in all its de
partments, and we are receiving New
Goods every day throughout the season.
ALL THE LEADING SHADES IN
HATS & BONNETS,
FOR LADIES, MI2SES AND CHILDREN. FOR LINE OF
Ladies' Ready-made Ulsters, Dolmans, Coats and
Jackets cannot be excelled. Coat and Dres3
Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Laces,
Silks, Satins, Lace and Linen Collars, Jet
Combs, Real Hair Goods, Jewelry and oth
er Fancy Goods, at
PRICES that will bear COMPETITION.
WE WILL NOT ADD MORE, BUI
SIMPLY SAY THAT YOU WILL ±IND
THE BEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
IN OUR LINE, AND THAT .WE
CANNOT BE UNOEB3BLB!
Respectfully,
B. 'HI-AIR.IR.IS,
£24 Market Street, Lewisburg, Pa.
READERS!
When in want of a pair
of Boots, Shoes or Rub
bers send to
KAMP'S
in Lock Haven and you
can get them as low as in
Philadelphia., New York,
or any other place. If
they don't suit you you
can return them und get
your money back. First
rate goods at low prices,
is my motto.
JACO3 RAM?.
To Country dealers, I
will sell at wholesale pri
ces, freight added.
A. SIMON & SON'S,
WHOLESALE A KETAIL (iKOCKHS,
keep tho largest stock in the aity.
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tome; I uad iliem (but with little lailb). lam
now n, well man, hare good appetite, diarcstioo
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