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; THcILSDAY, DuceiißEn 21,1882.
mmU & BIMILLEB,
Editors and Proprietors.
SKT* -
Local Department.
—'TH E VERB -TO COM E
1 am coming, you are coming, he is
coming.
We are coming, you are coming, thev
arc coming— ev , rybxly is coming, from
Aannsburg, Woodward, Penn Hall,
Spring Mills, Centre Ilall, Bellefonte,
llebersburg, Madis inlmrg, and all the
intermediate country. They are com
ing a-foot, on horse-back, in sulkeys,
buggies, carriages, wagons, and
even in sleighs and sleds, any way, eve
ry way, to the
GRE.VrCHICKE.V, WAFFLE AND
OYSTER FESTIVAL
IN* TIIK
TOWN HALL, MILLIIELU,
ON CHRISTMAS AND
TUES!> \ V AND WEDXBSDA V
FOLLOWING.
All last week the weather was
rather cold in this latitude and longi
tude.
—A large lot of very fine ice was
homed last week by those of our citi
zens who have ice houses.
—As already announced there will be
no paper issued nor any j>b work done
,t the JOURNAL iffice next we.k.
Don't pass over the revised and re
c instructed advertisement of the Bee
Ilive Store, Lock Haven.
—Ye who live in your comfortable,
well-warmed and well-furnished houses,
do you ever think of the suffering, the
poor, the siek and the distressed around
you in this inclement season, and do
you help and ooa-fort them ?
— Mr. J. A. Limbert our accomoda
ting mail carrier on the Coburn —
Woodward roule hereby informs his
many friends aud patrons along the line
that he will carry packages of almost
nil kinds aud sizes at veiy reasouable
rates. Thanking them for their past
f .v rs be respectfully solicits their fur
ther patronage.
Mr. John S. Philips,of McConnell's
Grove, 111., was here last week to see a
bout the "Erbsehaft." He is good,
solid Pennsylvania German, and kind
le g iV€ us a dollar. He left us for
Mifflin and Schuylkill (county to visit
L ieml3.
-O ir County Com miss ioners have
;his year pa d oft 32 >,OOO of the c >uniy
debt, mosilv with funds realized fioua
tvl oulYa'iding taxes, liravo ! That's
what ?.e call practical reform. The
Lo idofc s deserve much
red it for good ui mage ment. Centre
county never h id t better one.
—M. S. Fi- dlt-r, executor, will sell
valuable real estate of the late John
ilees, deceased, Thursday, Decbr. 28th
next. The farm is reputedly the
finest and best iu llaines towrship,
and the several tracts of timber
land are very valuable. Read notice
in another column.
—IY.OF. KURZENKXABK'S Musical
Convention and Concert list week,
were veiy successful as far as the per
formances me concerned. These were
of a high ord*r trulv, such as smaller
tu .vns rarely have the pleasure to enjoy.
The attendance, altbougti good, was
not what it should have been, princi
pally because the affair struck many of
our people at a veiy busy time.
—Wm. Miller's new smithy near D.
A. Musser'* foundry, is now complete
aid rvidy for business. Mr. Miller is
one of the best and most skillful black
smiths in this section, especially in ag
r'culrural implements and machinery.
Give him good material and good tools
and he vvil' make almost any tiling, sub
stantial and neat, that cau be marde out
of iron tmd steel Custom respect
fuiy solicited. 2t
—Read D. 11. Looker's advertisement
in another column. Mr. Lenker is
known as a most excellent mechanic
as well as a fair and square man to deal
with. If you need furniture of any
kind yon can do as well right at home
H3 you canVv going away. It is good
policy to patronise home industry, if
you can do as well as elsewhere, and
That you surely can in this case. 2t
—The ladies of the Lutheran Mile
Society made a most excellent choice
when they appointed Andrew Jackson
couatnander-iti-chief of all their
daring the coming Enteitain-
IRif-nt siege. Exactly the right man in
r the tight place. We predict that he
will achieve as great a victory as did
his illustrious namesake down at New
_ Orleans.
J r
sos. 317 & 319 A ECU ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
RATESR2DUCEDTOS2.OG PER DAT.
The traveling public will still find at this
the same liberal provision for their cora
1< rt. It is located in the immediate centres of
business and places of amusement and the dif
ferent Rail-Road depots, as well as all parts ot
jhe eity, are easily accessible by Street Cars
nulls tan tly passing the doors. It offers special
aducements to those visiting the city for busi
ness or pleasure.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
Jos. M. Feger, Proprietor.
To-mr, n P:LSOF tnfe Mll.mikim jhhooib
Boys and pirls :
For several years past
the JORKNAI. STOHK gave you little Christmas
Klits. The reason the presents wore little is bo
caiiHo we could not afford to lvo big presenUto
so many. We expect to give you utile presents
a*in an Christmas morning, but in order that
the matter may bo done orderly the following
rules must be strictly observed.
l. Only pupils of our three schools, over six
years and under fifteen are Invited to come.
Those over fifteen would hardly thank us for
the little presents we are able to give.
2 You must oome between and 9'4 o'clock
In the morning. Ry 10 o'clock of the -latest
the whole business must be over.
3. When you have received your presents you
must leave at once and not come a train tliat day
—excepting on businessorif sent, by your parents.
We ex|>ect. many people on Christmas-both
customers and visitors—aud cannot bo annoy
ed by you ail day,
4. Yon must ho civil and orderly while here,
else we might "skip" some of you, or shut down
altojrolhei.
We have a complete list of your names and
anes and no oue will no able to run the blockade
Oil us.
Lots of business in town 1 ist Sat
urday. And -besides the general bus
iness we had Prof.Kurzenknabe's musi
cal convention and grand concert, the
Evangelical 'quarterly meeting. Dr.
Stamps popular auction, Yon y Dar
ter's s tie of mountain land, and last
but not least the spike buck law suit.
Big town, that Mdhteim. v TiB for a
mackerel fact, as John Chambers used
to say.
THE BOSS NUMBER. —This week we
put out the best paper, the nearest ap
proach to perfection ,ever issued from
the JOURNAL office. Look at it, ex
amine the general make up and display;
read if, the "leader," locals, selections,
advertisements—all, and suy yourself
whet! er the MILI.UEIM JOURNAL is
not entitled to iauk among the better
class of lojul newspapers in the state.
At least we are unanimously of that o
pinion.
—We have concluded to give our
patrons a good supplement this week,
becasse we are obliged to ask them to
shift along without the JOURNAL next
week, as best they can. On the one
page they w ill find a delightful Christ
mas story of our own get up, printed
mostly in " groszen Frackturbuehstaben,"
while the other page is brimful of good
reading matter by other euiineut au
thors,
—The other day I). A. Musser and J.
P. Gephart sold about 2500 acres of
timber land situate in Poe Valley to
Judge Whitmer of Lewisburg, for the
the sum of SIO,OOO.
DEDICATION.
December 31st, instant, Deo Volcnte,
■dhajtsi 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. Rev. W. E. Fisher, of Centre
Hall, will preach the dedicatory sermon
in the morning at ten o'clock. Rev. b.
Henry, of Mifilinburg, will preach on
Saturday evening previous, also on Sab
bath evening, and do the soliciting on
Sabbath morning.
J 'JUS TOMLINSON,
Pastor.
ACCIDENT.— Mr. Calvin It. SUm,eld
est son of Dr. J. W. Slam, of this
place, come home on Friday last to
spend the holidays with his friends,but
had the misfortune to break bis litub
the same evening. lie was walking a
lottg on the sidewalk, which was very
icv, slipped and fell, lie had a gun in
his hand at the time, but for which he
thinks he might have saved himself,
lie suftered considerable pain but is
getting along as weK can be exacted
under t he circumstances.
FATHER'S An vies To HIS SON.— "My son. l
have heretofore presented you with a copy of
the Holy J'.ible. If you study only one book
let that be the Book, as the truths it contains
•are able to make you wise unto salvation.'
I herewith pivsen t you witfc a copy of the re
cent edition of Webster's Una idged Diction
ary. If you study only two book* let this be
the other, as it is not only a dictionary uusur
pasedin spelling, prmancUtlon an I definition
of words, but is ais* ariencyclopedia of iuforma
tjon inlts VocalbaUriosof persons and places
neted in Fiction, Scripture, Greek, Latin, and
Geographical Names. Biographical Dictionary,
Pieturial Illustrations, &e.. make it
a book to which von vvjll have occasion frequent
ly to refer during tfcL*."— Ftev. J. J. Scherer, A•
J/1, PrtsiCnL Marioi. Female Oolkge. July 11,
I*Bl
—CHRISTMAS will be celebrated by
the Reformed Sunday School of Aa
rousburg on next Saturday eveiving at
7 o'clock.
The service will consist at devotion
al and the aaliphenal reading of Script
ure prophecies and their fullfillmant,
concerning the birth of Christ. These
exerei jes will be plentifully interspersed
with Christmas chants and anthems,
under the leadership of Prof. Wm. T.
Meyer.
The ch*rch will be decorated, a treat
given to the children and a collect! >n
lifted for the benefit of the orphan.
It promises to be a pleasant occasion.
All are invited.
**#
OFFICERS OF TIIK CENTRE COUNTY
TEACHERS' INSTlTUTE.—President,ex
oflicio, D. M. Wolf; Vice Presidents,
D. M. Lieb, Miss Rose De Woodie ;
Secretary, Henry Keller ; Ass't Secre
tary, F F. Jamison ; Committee o
Per. Certificates, Henry Meyer, C. L.
Gramly, E C. Emeiick, A. D. Houtz,
Miss Sallie Meek; Supt. of Enrollment,
J. C. Meyer.
Rev. E. E. Iligbee, D. D., Superin
tendent of Publ'c Instruction, will at
tend the Institute. Thursday, t>'e2Bth,
will be Directors' day, and our worthy
Countv Superintendent verv much de
sires the presence of a? ma.iy Directors
as can come to hear Dr. Higbee.
—Ex-Recorder Tobias has again
made his houie among us for the pres
ent. Thinks Millheim is about as good
a placo to stay as can conveniently be
found.
—James D. Luse moved into hisfnew
house last Thursday. That's business.
The advantages of having an own home
are so great and many that every young
married man should beud all his ener
gies to secure one as soou as his cir
cumstances permit.
—RFPOHT of Millheim primary school
for the month ending Nov. 23rd.
Pupils—male 27—female 4—total 81.
Average attendance pel day—male 2)
—female 22—total 47.
Per cent, of attendance—male fe
male 92—total 96
Mary E. Strohra,
Teacher.
—Fkeburg, in Snyder county has
perhaps the best musical home talent
of any town of its size in the state—or
to sjeak more exactly the Fresburgcrs i
pay more attention to the cultivation
of uiuxic than most other towns. The
Philharmonic Society of that plaoe will
give a grand musicsl convention begin
ning on Christinas. Prof. W. O. Pei
kius, a celebrated musician from Bost
on,will conduct the convention,and we
are i! -used to add that our friend Prof.
Win. T. Slayer, of Aaroniburg, has al
so "been -engaged as pianist.
—The Bellefonte Denux-rat pays the
JOURNAL a very neat couipluaeut f>r
an article we published the other week,
while the Centre Hall Report*r , our
nearest neighbor, iiler maliciously per
verting what, we did say, expresses its
utter contempt over the same article.
Well, we have the satisfaction of
knowing that the contempt between
the JOURNAL aud the Htportsr is mu
twil. But is it not
"Strange that such difference there should be,
'fwlxt twee die—duui and twecule—deet'
—The other week we bought some
clothing at Lewin's Philadelphia
Branch Clothing House, Bellefonte,
and embraced the opport unity io look
through the mammoth establishment.
It is really a big concern, whether w
consider the snacious store room or the
immense stock of goods on hand. In
tlie clothing line proper you will find
simply everything, from an overcoat
down to a garter, that meu wear either
for use or show. Overcoats and suits
are especially fine aed cheap. Besides
clothing Mr. Lewin keeps a full line of
trunks, satchels, umbrellas, Ac. We
know of no better place to buy than the
Philadelphia Branch. They understand
their busiuess thoroughly and know
how to treat their customers. Try
them if von never did before. 2t
The Mllllifim Journal makes lis usual annual
announcement— iwo months democratic and ten
months neutral— boldly too, " vn at tb risk,
of having its party orthodoxy called into ques
tion ."
Never mind about the d*xy, good fellow, but
who'd take care of the part j id the u*xt tea
months ? Guess when supper iton t"he Journal
man will be ou baud for lunch and full wages
JL'pjrUr,
Why, the "Official paper and
largest in the county " published in a
town of "800 population, on Lewisburg,
Caxtrc it* 7'yront H. J{.," with its tre
mendous circulation, ought certainly to
be able to take care of that little job—
of course.
"Unser Fritz'* seems to have been
spiling for a fight with the JOURNAL,
ail summer. To use a common ligure
he has been stiutting around us this
long time like an impudent little Ban
tam cock, witu u chip ou his hat.
Guess we must aceomuiod*te hina some
of these days. jNot now, though, we
are otherwise too much engaged. Af
ter the holidays—perhaps—unices iu
the meantime he should take the im
probable notion to improve his erode
manners and learn something of the
amenities of JoußNALisra.
A KIND WORD TO OUR PATKOSB.--
Friends We have not asked
for money in this public way for a
long time, and are therfore the more
free to do so now. We need funds to
carry on our business and to support
those dependent on us. The business
of publishing a pajer is very different
from almost any other. Expenses are
regular, constant—all the time, for
example if our paper is all we cannot
wait in buying a new supply until some
body takes the notion to pay.his account.
We must have a certain fixed quanti
ty every week. The same is true of
other material, wages, rent, fuel and
contingencies. All these expenses we
can meet and still have a little margin
left for ou? own work if our subscri
bers pay us regularly everv year.
When we reduced the subscriptin
prices of the JOURNAL from 3150 to
sl.oo,it was a rhkv exp.niaear..but we
are now sati died that it was a good one.
We can afford to publish the JOURNAL
at that price if paid yearly, although
we know of but o e pai>er in Cen
tral Pennsylvania that does the same
thing, and that is our respected name
sake. the Philipsburg Journal.
Now then, friends, we have said
our say anu don't expect to do so soon
again. You will come to Millheim, of
course, sometime during thp h did ays
Don't forget the printer, and if you are
flush and cau do it as well as not, we
will not refuse a year's advance pay
ment It will make us feel so happy
and vou will get the benefit of it all in
an improved paper.
MARRIED. *
On the 12th inss., at the residence of Mr.
Reuben <5 rain ley, in Miles township, b\ Rev. A.
K Zimmerman, Mr. Georwe \V. Ocker, of
Middle Creek, Snyder Co.. and Miss DelUo M.
Gfamly. of cram Co., r.
DIED.
On tht 12th Inst, In Congress township,
Wayne county. Ohio, Mr. (laorge llubler, form
erly of this county.
On the 15th Inet .-s# Treasler Orphans' Horn#.
Loysvllle. I'd., I'dgar Oei*welt, son of W. C. Si
Rebecca llofcioruian, aged 11 yours, 5 months
and 4 days.
milheiiM .Harhel, 1
Corrected every Wednesday
Wheat, old,
" new, No. I
" "• Ko. • 75
Corn W
Rye 40
(Kits White
Ruck wheat
Flour 6.00
Bran A Mho. ts ,pei ton 25 oh
salt, per Hrl 1.76
Plaster, ground #.(W
Ceuient, per Hanhel 45 to 50
Karley 60
Tyrnothrseed 1.75
Flaxseed
Cloverseed.
Mutter 5W
Hams Id
Hides 12
Veal
Pork
IV e i
Kgcs 3k
Potatoes 40
lotr.l 12
Tallow
Roup €
Dried Apples
Dried Peaches
Dried Cherries
COAL MARKET AT COUURH.
Kg* Coal AVOO
Htcre •' 6.25
Chestnut 6 Oh
Pea 3 ,Vj
Pea by tha car load 5.20
Fifty ecnta per ton additional wh*a delivered
in Millhelui.
P. H. STOVER,
DBAI.KK IN
Clover Seed,
Flour & Feed,
Coal,
Plaster &
Salt.
CQBWBN.
9-iri6H;3T MA* KIT MIC* ALWAYS
l*Ail>.
*•*" A fnll aapnly I Coat. Wtlr and Rst; *!-
*'*>• n k*ad au* ol(i at the l*t price
*W-Ooal kepi anger roof at all aeavoni of
tk year.
r*Tka pabllo patronage rcapoctfolly aollct
*4. *>!y
D. H. LIMIer;
MAKUYACTURCK AND DKALKK IN
FURNITURE,
Aaronsburg, Penna.
Chamber Hults, Bureaus, Lounges,
Bedsteads. Stand*, Marble-Top Centre
Table*. Breakfast Tables, Dining
Tables, Extension Tables, Sideboards,
Sinks and all kinds of Kitchen Furni
ture, Cane or Wood Seat Chairs.
li>cke!H, Spring Beds, Wire, Wool and
Hair Mat reuses, every style of Mould
ings for Picture Frames. Frames of
any site made to order.
Indertaklng a Speciality.
1 keep a complete line ot undertak
er'* jdrkls always on band.
Having a Branch Shop In Millheim,
I can accommodate custouiets at either
place.
A share of public patronage re
spectfully solicited. 50-6 m
PATENTS.
Send a vouch sketch or a mode! of
jAO r invention to EOKdfi E lE*
ON, WaxktuKtoa. I. I'., ind a fMllial
nary Eiaaluallaa will b mad* wllb
oat tkarf*, of all t'nitcd State* patent* of
Vh<* same elaiui of Invention* and y< u will b.
advived whether or not a patent c n be ob
tained.
If you are adv|**d that your Invention la pat
•uU.de, *e-1 *y>, to yay Government fee-of *I.N
and $5 for drawine* required by th Govern
ment. Thi* i* payable when apnlleiWoii I*
mad*. When allowed, the attorney a fee
and the final Government fee (*2O) i* payable.
An attorney whose fee drpendson hie *ueo*H*lii
obtaining a Patent wIM not advise vou that your
liiveugcm 1* patentable unless It really l*. so far
as his bent Judgement can determine; hence,
you can re!y on the advise given alter a preli
minary examination 1* had. lißSia", Tatkwts
and the KsoisrHiTios or Labkl, Tradk
Maker. ani ItK-issuaa secured. CAVBiTa pre
pared and filed. Application* in revivor of
it EJECTED. Abandon*!*, ar FomrtiTan Capbb
made. If you have undertaken tosecare your
own patent and failed, a skillful handling of the
ca*e may lead to aucces*. Hend ie a written
request addressed to the Commisalouer af I'at
eut* that he recognize Gkorux K. I.bmox. of
Washington, D. 0, a* your attorney In the
case, giving the tit'le of the invention and about
the date ofyour application. An examination
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thi* office, has l<ecu In sucoeasful operation since.
lk&L and reference can be given to actual
client* in a most every county In the IT. S.
Pamphlet relating to Pateute free upon requmt.
GEORGE E. LEMON,
Ittoraay al lav nndl lolleitor ef A
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Philadelphia, New York,
or any other place. If
they don't suit you you
can return them and get
your money back. First
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mm KABfp.
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For CLUB Of IS we will send free a Solid Silver
Hurtling Case Watch.
For CLUB of 30 we send free, a fArties' Solid
Gold Hunting Caw Watch.
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Gold Hunting Caw Watch.
R'ttd s Dollar ut once for a sample copy. You
can canity secure o • of th-'se wate'res lu a day
or two or durintyour leisure time evenings.
As to our red Ability we can refer to the pub
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WOULD MANUFAOTUIUNG CO .
122 NASSAU STUKKT. N KW YORK.
BUY THE BEST.
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AMERICAN STUDENT LAMP,
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their we'gbt in w.!d.
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