fi. inn <;im Journal.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 1., 1883.
m.ti < l 1 -ur' *■■■; :■_ .
CEIMSGER A BIIMILLER,
Editors and Proprietor!.
Local Department.
HlEwpntm.
The new firm of Tom
linson & Frank, success
ors to H. H. Tomlinson,
have removed their store
into Alexander's spaci
ous & well-lighted fctiild
ing, where they will be
happy to serve their many
Customers and Friends
under better auspices
than before. They will
SELL AS LOW
if not lower than ever be
fore/ The store is in two
departments but all un
der one roof
Thankful for past favors they
kindly solicit the continued fa
vors of the public.
I
Kespectfully,
Tomlinson & Frank.
St. lima ijoifl,
soi, 317 & 310 ARCU ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
EiTES RSPMD TO $2.89 PER MY.
Tho traveling public will still find at thi*
Hotel the amin llbural provision for their coin
fort. It Ulocate liatha immediate centres ot
tr.mlae> au 1 of amuseni'Jiit and the dif
frut iUll-Roid depots, us well as ail piits of
live olty, ara easily accessible bv Street Cars
e. ■itaufly p.iasing the door*. It offers special
inducement* to those Ti*ltlug the city for busi
w>or pleasure.
Tour paU'jua*v rvpi;tfuUy solicited.
Jo 3. M. Fager, Proprietor.
<■ ——■www————
—Benjamin Ksrstetter, Administra
tor, will again off jr a valuable proper
ty, situated at Coburn. at public sale,
tatorday, Jan. 20th.
—Rev J. K. Miller, of Centre Hall
has accepted a fyrin.il call from the Lv
g.msviile crurge and expects to ui >/e to
hia Arid of labor aext spring.
—There will be a meeting of the Cen
tre County Pomona Orange, at Centre
Ilall, Thursday Jan, IStii last.
James A. Keller,
Sec.
—The Jovrnal Stop.b is keeping up
s full line of Family, Pocket and Sunday
School Bibles, of Worship with
mid or without tunes. Albums, Paper,
Envelopes and tionery of all kinds.
—Toose of our western subscribers :
who have not yet responded to our re- j
cent invitation are uiost respectfully I
informed that wo still have a lot of
blank receipts on band—"and don"t
?/ou forget it."
Our friend, Prof. J. 11. Kurzon
ka ibe accepted an engagement at Fay
ette, Seneca Co., N. Y. which consists
In conducting three large singing classes
numbering about one huudred eajh for
feu weeks and euditg with aconventiou
of the three classes comblLtd.
—Read Kamp'a closing outsvls notice
iu another column. Mr.Kamp is noton
lya square and successful business man,
but a full-sized gentleman throughout.
Ilis purpose is to retire from business
and spend some time iu travelling, and
we feel sad to think that our pleasant
social and business relations will soon
cease, at least for a time. The best
wishes of the Journal will accompany
him wherever lie may go.
MUNIFICENT GIFT.—The bell on the j
hew Lutheran church is simply first j
class in all respects. It has a vsry me- j
lodious minor or "A"weigh 3 745 j
pounds, ar.d was cast at the Buckeye
Bell Foundry, YatiDusen & Tift, pro
prietors, Cinciiinalti, Ohio. The en
tire costs including mounting & fixtures
is between $225 and $230. 11. li. Duck.
Esqand Mr. John 11. Frank pay for
all and donate the bell to the congrega
tion.
Now if somebody would donate a j
first class organ, somebody else the
pews for the audieuce room, a third
party a good set of pulpit furniture,
a fourth person the necessary carpet
and a fifth a Daily Reflector, we have
no doubt that the congregation would
out of sheer gratitude pass a vote of
thanks to the donors without one dis
senting voice.
—Mr. W. A. Motz, of Berrien
Springs, Mich, an old p-itron to the
Jouknal I'Hid us a visit—also a few
dollars cash—last tveek. Ilappy to
make the acquaintance for the fi< si
time of such an intelligent, good look
ing man.
—Nearly the entire local page of last
week's Selmsgr-ve Tiniest is ti led with
the proceedings of the Frceburg Mu
sical C
grand affair and we are glad to note
that our fi iend, Prof, W. T. Meyer
was a star of the fiiat mngniltiae in the
brilliant constellation.
Profitable Business. —Esq ti ire
Mayes, of West Alexandria, Washing
ton county, Pa., recently spliced his
2 tOOth couple, all in most approved
form of law. He realized the gross sum
ot §0204.14 from this business, so that
each chap on an average pf.id the
'squire a fraction over $3.13 for getting
married —and that is considerably more
than we received for such jobs when we
played 'squire.
—We call the attention of our read
ers to tire reconstructed advertisement
of Messrs. J. R. Smith & Co., the en
terprising house furnishing dealers in
Milton. Their popular establishment
is full-grown and first class in all re
spects, fi lie Ito repletion alth eveiy
ihmg'caleulated to make a home com
fortable and onvenient, and at prices
alsolutely lower than anywhere else in
Central Pennsylvania. J. R. Smith A
Uo's is a good place to buy.
The Centre Reporter is out in
a'ne'w, improved eight page T6rm, nas
a new, neat title and appears light wvll
throughout, externally. The local de
partment is fuller and the items, obitu
ary and marriage notices written with
more care than usual for the Reporter—
all of which stfrOufcly indicates that
Mr. Kurtz must have employed a-me
one else to edit this particular number.
We are entirely willing to give even the
devil his due, aud why not the Report
er, although we never did and never ex
pect to get the Same compliment \u re
turn fiom that source.
We heartilv with the Rejxtrter would
still further impVuve bv admitting into
its columns at Last a fair proportion of
truth when-"Personal," or when it
speaks of the Journal aud other pa
pers.
Fifteen years ago last Spring Mr.
Kurtz left Aaronsburg, re'ircd as edit
or of Der Center Jierichttr published
there a*id started Tlu Centre ILdl Re
porter, do novo. The publication of the
Berichter was continued at Aaronsburg
with some interruptioi b for years after
by Ludwig Kurlz. Thos J. Kilter and
John M. Miller. Later the press, type
and al! that belonged to the concern
was removed to Millheiin by Phil. D.
Stover and the paper continued here for
some time by Mr. Stover, afterwards by
Geo. W. Foote, as the Benchter. In
May ISTtj Walter & Deininger bought
the raateiial. suhsci iption list and good
will of the Berichter, but changed the
name to that of Millueim Journal,
for tfee only reason that to the n it
seemed to be more appropriate and lo
cal Since that Lime it has uninterrupted
ly appeared as the Journal. Thesi* are
the frozen facts of the case, and we
never heatd our legitimate succession
questioned— not even by Mr. Kurtz
until now. Fifteen y-a:8 aftei starl
ing a new paper, lie suddenly discovers
that his paier is 5~ years old, and be
gins the new year 18S3,with daunting a
brazen falsehood at the head of his sheet,
in the egotistical and arrogant words
"Volume, Old Series XL, New SeiDs
XVI," as if his own conceited ipsi dixit
were sufficient to change plain facts.
Candidly, what is wrong with that
man?
For SAbtt.—R**v. C. F. Deininger
offers his valuable property in Millheitn
at private sale. For particulars inquire
of 11. K Lose, on the premises. tf
—Good sleiging now and our people
are making good use of it.
—Yesterday the new engine for S. K.
Sankey & CoV new saw mill was haul
ed from Coburn to the site of the mill
about half a mile south of Elias Kruin
rme's residence. It is a large affair
and rtquiied five teams of sixteen hoi sea
to move it.
Tub "Advertisement." When
ever Yoney Deininger c >m.is to Mill
heirn everybody knows that the Build
ing Association met ts the same even
ing. Some of our people forget these
meetings and would be lined for non
payment of their dues hut for Yonny.
When they see the "Advertisement" —
that's what they call him —walk the
streets they know that it ie the exact
time to sock up—and they do it.
Sews Miscellany.
Governor Iloyt has granted 148 par
dons during his term of office.
•The chestnut crop of Somerset county
this year was worth $25,000.
Solomon Leibelsferger, of Berks
county, has an almanac for eyery year
from 1791 to 1883.
JOHN HOWARD PAYNE'S original
manuscript of "Home, Sweet Home," is
owned in. Authens, Ga.
The United Brethren of the State
are erecliung a Theological Seminary at
Sugar Grove, Warren Co.
A Berks comity farmer was in court
the other day with three of his daught
ers, each one had a defendant in a
breach of promise case.
At a family gathering in Bath,
Northampton county, recently, Samuel
Straub presented each of iiis six chil
dren with a United Stilts bond:
The society for the protection of pub
lic morals, of York, has notified the
proprietors of cigar and other stores to
close their places of business on Sun
day.
John M. Smith, of Womflesdorf, has a
large collection of rare coins, among
which is a coin of the period of Titus
Antonius, one of the Roman Km|>ciois.
The coin is 1743 years old at least.
A loaded gun fell from the ceiling
where it hung in a house at Kugels
ville. Pa., and a child playing in the
room was inwtantly killed by its acci
dental discharge.
Jacob Kogtus, Yormeily of Phillips
burg, Pa., now living in lowa, is near
ly 107 years old. and the railroad com
panies in his adopted state all furnish
him with free passe*.
Rival hunting parties of Brady Hint
Union townships, Clearfield
recently indulged in a squirrel hunting
contest which reseulted in the useless
killing of 1,135 o* the little animals.
York ho.i.tts of a church for eyerv 6 0
inhabitants. Grllyabutg has a church
for every 301 inhabitants, and llanover
one for about every .5 H.L Ex.
And Millheiin has one for every
144.
Anti gossip societies are forming in
some portions of thd Statu. Very coiu
lU'Midable. In Le\v isluug such a focie.
ty would be a ''daisy," but the number
of ileal and dumb ladies is too small ev
en tor a nucleus.— chronicle
Ex-County Commissioners Walker,
Ehrtuau and Whiimayer, of Lebanon
county, were arrested icceiitly for mal
feasance in office, upon informal ion
made by William M. Derr, a leading
member of the bar.
Matthias Fla£, a Lock Haven
butcher recently built u sausage 374
feet long and 14 feet—no inches, in di
ameter. The account does not state
whether he intends to donate it to his
preacher or present it to his printer.
The rare occurrence of three members
of one family being mairied at one time
was witnessed in Emtnurinal Lutheran
church Pottstowu. lately. The parties
where John Walil and his sisters,
Misses Christ Mary Wahl.
A The South
Carolina is credited withdo
ing some work during its late
session. It sat but twenty days, yet
passed ISI important and much needed
aeis.
The distress in Ireland is on th£ in
crease. Even the better class of farm
ers are suffering from the famine. Re
ports from some districts state that a
large number of farmers with holdings
of twenty acres are absolutely without
stock and food.
Tha Middlebnrg Post says : "A
grim j ke is going tfee rounds to the ef
feet that Judge Bucher has directed ;he
prisoners finder sentence of death in
the Snyder county jail, to go home tt
til they are sent for to come back aud
get hanged."
A Human Brute Arrested.
Lebanon, December 2?. Charles
Peterson, a Swede, was arrested this
afternoon near Fontana for haveing en
tered the house of John Umber near
Cornwall last night and delibeiaiely
emptying a Kettle of boiling water over
two of Umber's childten, scalding
them severely and afterwards Knocking
Umber down with a club and pealing
him severely.
A Woman Who Never Was Tireu.
From the Detroit lTst hidl Tribune.
Arbela, Tuscola county, boasts of a
woman who has gone into the woods
with her husband and done Mi half of
the sawing, splitting and pilling four
cords of wood in a day, and can keep \l
up for any length of time. She weighs
120 pounds and is 3S years old of Eng
lish decent, and the strangest of all is
she says she never saw a tired day in
her life.
MARRIED.
Nov. Slid. 18K2, by Rev. N. Shannon,' Mr. Jdhh
11. Krenuicr, of MlHhein , and Mi** Ailce K.
Yanl* iner, of Belli fonte.
<>n the 19th ult., at the home of thobi ide's par
ents, by Rev. ,1. Alfred Koser, Mr. Kltuer C..
Muster and Miss Nora Fortncy, both of Purgu
son township.
On the 3rd last., at the Lutheran parsonage,
Solona, l*a., by Rev. W. II Diven, assisted by
Her. I'. A. Hetlman, Rev. R. 11. Fletcher and
Mrs. Lucy C. Alkin, both of Lock Haven. PH.
On tlie 20th ult.. ut Centre Hall, by Rev. W.
I'. Fisher; M-, James Stall and Miss Mary
Gfrerer, both of that place.
DIED.~
On the stb Inst., at Millbeim Amos Haugha
wiiut, youimeat child and only son of r. John
F. and Mrs. Agnes Alexander, aged 3 years 2
months and 15 days.
IN MKMOKIAM.— LittIe Amos is gdrtd to a bet
ter world. The bright and bouynnt spirit that
characterized his life on earth . endeared him
to all his friends, and vet we rejoice i the cer
tainty that lie now dw'efls with his Master, an
other lamb of that blessed flock of which the
Divine Shepherd was an fond on earth.
His has now a happy life-free lroni;the cares
and trials to which we are all subj feted in this
world. He now reigns with llim who whlie on
earth took little children in His arms and show
ed His IOVJR to them in these beautiful words—
"Suller little children to funic unto Me add for
bid them not, for of sueh is the lvi igdom of
Heaven;" while a treasure has thus been taken
from earth, another lias Beeri added ill Heaven ;
and where ydur treasure is there shall your hca it
be also; *
On the 3rd Inst ; irt Gregg township, Ada
Flora, only daughter of llenj nln and Henriet
ta Llinbert, aged 5 years, b nidtiths arid 0 days.
T.he funeral took place Fr.day morning at 9
d'Clnck. and was largely atte ded notwith
standing the inclemency of the weather. Rev.
A. K. Zimmerman pi cached a very ii strucive
and consoling sermon from Mark 5:39, "Tlie
damsel is not dead bill slbepeth."
Ada was much beloved by all who knew her,
but tlie Lord loved her even nior-* th in did iter
parents and took tier to Himself, where all Is
love, peace and Joy. Truly, parents, your Ada
is ndt dead, but nas just begun to live in the
holier, happier, Letter land.
She shines in the light of God,
His likeness stamps her brow;
Thtough tlie valley of death her feet have trod.
And she reigns in glory now.
She has reached the Joy of heaven,
She is one of the sainted band ;
To her head a crown of glory is given,
And a harp is In hor hand.
Then why do your tears run down,
Why your hearts so sorely riven.
For another gem in a Saviour's crown,
And another soul in heaVen.
| WHAT AN OPINION.—'The Attorney
General has given an opinion that all
parsonages owifod by churches or relig
ious societies must be taxed tho same
i as any other dwelling houses.
A IloVrible Accident rosultinjf in
Death.
j Mr. John S ShracK, of East Buffalo,
nhet with a shocking accident last Fvi
! day, which resulted in his death that
' night at 10 o'clock. He, in company
with a party ot hunters, were returning
home ; theii Wagon rWn into deep rut
and flirt w them out, one of tlie guns
discharging, the load entering Mr.
Sin tick's left arm above elbow,
shattering it to the anu-pit. lie bled,
prc'usely, and a few hours after the
catastrophe the arm was amputated,
hut he died shortly after thy operation.
Mijlliiihurg 'lt Iryraph.
Gov. l'.ittison writes a neat and pret
ty hand. Very few public oOichils
these days. are celebrated for good
penmanship.
tllllliciiu Uarktt.
Corroded every Wednvbday
Wheat, old
WW, No. 2
" No. 3 75
Corn 70
Kye 40
nat* White
Buckwheat
Flour .VOO
Bran A * ho; ts, pet ton •. f">oo
Salt, pur llrt 1.75
I'lHMtci'.groniul ...v.. , 9.00
Cement, pfcV 8u5We1....'..v....v.. 45 to 50
Barley 5O
Tyniothy.seed 1.75
Flaxseed
Cloverseed
khitter 23
i tains 1*
Sides 12
Veal
Fork
B-e
Kups n :
Potatoes 4't ;
Lard 12 |
Tallow
Soap § '
Dried Apples
Dried Peaches
Dried Cherries
COAL MARKET AT Ct>BURN.
tu>r Coal' $5.00 ;
BtuvV " 5 25 '
Chestnnt 5Wi!
Pea 5.50 |
Pea by the ear load 3.20 j
Fifty cents per tou add.liOual wh-u delivered !
In Millheiin. •* ?
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■—ne- mm ■ I m I ii ,
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P. H. STOVER,
DRALKK IN
Clover Seed,
Hour & Feed,
Coal,
Plaster &
Salt.
CQ&UMX, Pat.
UIOH EST MARKET PRICK ALWAYS
PAID.
full sapnly of Coal. Planter and salt al- '
*;i)' on hand and sold at the lowest price
•trCoal kspt under roof at all seasons of •
the year.
diy-The ixbllc patronage respectfully sollrt- '
cd. > ly |
D. H. LEirpl
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
Aaronsburg, Pennat
Chathber Suits, Bureaus, Loungeß,
lb 'lstpads, S, niidc, M.irble-Tup Centre
Tallies. 15 eakftist Fables, Dining
; Tables, Extension Tables, Sideboards,
Sinks and all kinds of Kitchen FUrni
l lure, Cane or Wood Seat Chairs.
Hookers, Spring Beds, Wire, Wool And
1 lair Matresscs, every style of Mould
ings for Picture Frames. Frames of
any sise made to order.
I trJrrtiikiaif a Speeiatlty.
1 keep a complete line ot undertak
ers goods always on hand.
Having a Branch Shop in Millheita,
: I can accommodate customers at either
place.
A share of public patronage re
spectfully solicited. SC-Gm
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POST & COMPANY,
Wanufactursrs end Patontotft
CINCINNATI, OHKX
BMIR BMBI,
North Second Street,
Half A SQUARE south of the- L. &. T 11. It. Depot,
LEWISBURG, PA.
New and cpflimodir.ua Building;
EqtiiVi in all dvimrttbents v,itli en
tirely new Fnlnitule.
No efTuis &piri?d to make the
BAKER HOUSK a pleasant, comfortab'c
UolDe to all gueMs.
An e&bfllfent Eiverv attached.
W. N. BAKEP, Proprietor:
RE* tf > h®W l i lo n hfe ii sweeping by, go and
c 53 nfc 0 dare before you die, something
u n.iglity and sublime leave Sse
himi to conquer time." $65 a
week in your own town. ®* outfit free No
risk. Everyt lug new. Capital not required.
We will furnish y u everything, vi .ny are
inaUng foitones. ladies make as much an
inen. and boys and gills make great pay.
I!cadet, if you want business at which you can
make great p iy all the time, write for particu
lar* to H. H. HALLETT & Co., I'oitlnhd, Maine.
YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE AT
THE JOURNAL OFFICE.
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charge for examination of mtdoia or draw
ings. Advice by mail free.
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world. The advantageecf auchanotio# bxtj
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j the foilowin;: 1 window ;'.'unner. Size 13 by? 4
inclios, wit.n ricli color And deep border; 1 lidy.
! size 8 by 11 inches, very eundhouie; 1 l&utp mst
! 27 inches in circumfereac®, j eru ctiy • lovely ; I
waII screen, large Hdd handsome. Aildie-ii E.
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kinds of I.AM D SCitIP nml s<Ui. ' Large-
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to sell or buyt li so, wii.-e Vr ( A. A. t'RO.UAB,,
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FARMERS!
If yon want free funjple copies <r the latjtwais
and le<t acricultitr.il piper In the cotyitry
w:ite yours and .vonr neighbors' names on a
poet a) <;:ird in id mail it to Farmtrs'
Co.. South Bend, Ind. I'rlce .SO eeuta a year
and Premiums to every subscriber.
' SSif B are always on tho ltKit
"'it for chances to ineteiise tliol?
ti -J >5 Z--j • :. l earMiiK.s and in tkww- becomet
, wealthy; ihose who A> not im
prove their opportunities remain tn poverty.
! We oiler a great chance to make money. We
I pant many men, women, boys and girl* t=>
work for us rig'.u in their own localities. Any
j one can do the work properly from tho first
! start. The business wt I pay mote than leu or
riinury wages. Exj-'euaive <<utfit furnished free.
No one who engages fans n> make inoaey rap-
Idly. You CHU devote your wh-ole-thuo to the
work, or only your spare mmnenU. Full In
fi.rmution atid all that Is needed sent fnu.
' Addreee &<&.. Fprtkn<f. Mofnw.