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THURSDAY, FEBRCABTI., 1883.
BEHttGER & BiMILLER,
Editors and Proprietors.
•au.jp- JJ 1 . _ , - - !"■
Local Department.
POULTRY FOIL SALE. —Inquire at
this office.
—Hon. Ilenry Meyer has our thanks
for public documents.
—Engineers are at work surveying a
railroad through Nittany Valley.
—Just received at the Journal Store
another lot of the celebrated Rockford
Ladies' Mittens—no better anywhere.
•
FOR SALE.— Rev. C. F. Deininger
offers his valuable property in Millheim
ut private sale. For particulars inquire
of H. K. Luse. on the premises. tf
—The Lutheran Ladies' Mite Society
will meet iu the church next Monday
evening. A full aUeud.niee is respect
fully requested.
SECRETARY.
—The JOURNAL STORE is keeping up
a full line of Family, Pocket and Sunday
School Bibles, Books cf Worship with
and or without tunes. Albums, Paper,
Envelopes and Stationery of all kinds.
—Hiss Mary E. Strohm wishes to
Inform our citizeus that she expects to
open a subscription school, April 2>th
next, tuition, £1.7 J per pupil for a
term of ten weeks.
—Last week our Quarter Sessions
Court, Judge Orvis presiding, disposed
of all the applications for license OH file.
In all cases where there were remon
strances based on good reasons, lie*, uses
were promptly ret used.
—Just icceived at the JOURNAL
STORK a fine lot of stationery— espe
cialy for the dear ladies—scratch books,
pen cases, fine envelopes, photograph
and autograph albums, bibles iu great
variety, &c, &c.
. How T(? GET A GOOD PUBLIC SALE.—
Have your bills printed at the JOUR
NAL office—just the best place in
Finn's Valley to make a fine, tasty dis
-1 lay bill—and get Abs Ilarter for au
tioneer. With these two prime factors
success is assured.
—Mr. Johu F. Ileckraan, of Creston,
Ohio, paid us a short visit last Satur
day. Mr. H. is a son of A. G. Heck
man. formerly of Gregg township, and
carries on a successful shoe trade. He
seems to be a first grade business man.
Welcome to call again.
—Subscribers are coming in rather
iively for such a contemptible-Liebdom
adal" as the JOURNAL. Come along
frieuds—the more the merrier and we
will do our level best to make our fond
ling little JOURNAL just a trifle the
laciest local paper in this part of the
moral vineyard. Yes, we will make the
far fly from someboby's classic pate
where there isn't much to spare—and
don't any of you forget it.
— l The firm of Br. £, S. Deshler &
Son is dissolved by mutual consent.
Tho books and accounts are in the
hands of E. J. Deshler for settlement,
where all who know themselves indebt
ed are requested to call without delay.
Dr. E. J. Deshler will contiuue the
practice cf the profession.
E. J. DESIILER,
Aaronsburg, J. J, DESHLER*
Jan. 13. 1383 Bfc i
—We trust our readers will be as
much gratified over the letter of our
young friend Wm, EL. R >te, in another
column, as we were. It is a little
lengbty and we thought to abridge it
pome, but could not see just what to
take out—it is so interesting, even fas
cinating, throughout. His vivid ac
count of the institution he attends
shows a mastery over language seldom
found in a young man, and we hope the
closing words of his letter, although
not so intended, may prove prophetic
of his own history.
—James W. Moyer recently visited
his father Uriah Moyer, who sits in tho
Snyder county jail aivaitiug the execu
tion of death sentence which is to take
place Feb. 28th. James came from his
home in the west to see his father for
the last time. He is described a3an in
telligent yoang man, and the scenes
were most effecting. Father aDd son
emdraced each other and exchanged
many a fond kiss, while both were so
overcome with grief that all was silent
eavetlie sobbings of the father and
son,
—A State temperance convention
and mass-meeting will be held at Har
risburg, Feb. Bth and 9tb. The con
vention will meet iu the hall of the
Young Mens' Ohristion Association
and the mass meeting in the Court
House. Ex-Gov. St. John, of Kan
sas, will address the ma3s-meeting.
Each county society is entitled to send
five delegates, and local organizations,
churches, lodges, &c, may send two
delegates each.
—The Mifflinburg Telegraph advises
the boys of that town as follows. Our
Millheim boys don't need any urging
on that line of duty :
That's right, boys, if you want to
put up a job on your "pap"—make him
pay a doctor's bill—just hang on to a
sleigh and have a leg broken. The
pain you may have to suffer will be
light in comparison to the fun you will,
experience on seeing your mother weep
over your affliction. Yes, hang on to
the sleighs.
—The Philipsburg Journal says that
Congressman Curtin has a bill which
he will submit to the the House at an
early day, making some radical but
highly necessary changes in our pension
laws. Tlio proposed new law is to do
away with the whole special agent sys
tem and substitute the jurisdiction of
courts. llis plan, in brief, is to pro
side for the same hearing and examina
tion now had before the agents of the
United States for the Pension Depart
ment, hut that such hearing and taking
of testimony shall be done by the local
co*irt sitting in chambers and trans
mitted to the Pension Office.
A CHAP WITH A CONSCIENCE. —A
valued friend and subscriber in Ohio
writes us under date of Jan. 25th as fol
lows : The other day a strange feeling
overcame mo which I could not ac
count for. I felt as if I had defratded
somebody, but could not reccolloct
whom, when all of a sudden the
thought dashed on my mind that I had
neglected to pay my subscription for
the JOURNAL. So enclosed please find
SI.OO. Send your paper on. I think
now, after I hear that you received
your oicn I will feel better, and hope
others in the same fix may do likewise.
I don't know really why it is that wo so
often forget or neglect tho poor edi
tors.
—Brother CorneliNS, of the Lewis
burg Chronica •, speaks our experience
and sentiments so weli, in tho follow
ing item, that we could not have done
it better ourselves : Manv of our pate
r;ms throughout the valleys wonder
why the marriages, deaths and other
happenings in their locality do not ap
pear in the columns of their paper.
The simple reason is that we do not
have the facts. All that sort of infor
mation we publish gratis, and we trust
that some one in each locality will take
enough interest in such matters as to
!ad vise us of them. In all cases, re
t
member, we want a responsiole name
to fall back upon, so that, if the Infor
mation may be incorrect or offensive
to anybody, the fault will not stop in
our hands. Send aloug your locals, la
dies and gentlemeu.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE.— Prof. D. M.
Wolf will preside at the Teachers' In
stitute which will convene here en the
evening of Feb. Oth, and continue its
session the day following. The dis
trict includes five townships and our
borough. In this territory there are
many talented teachers and as several
uf the most prominent have promised
to l>e present and take an active part,it
will doubtless be an interesting and
profitable occasion. The school board
recently met and appointed Messrs. A.
Walter, P. S. Moyer and S. D. Mssser
as an committee to secure places for
holding Institute and procure enter
tainment for teachers. We would urge
npon the citizens the necessity of their
active Co-oporation with directors and
teachers. The Institute can not fail to
be a great benefit to our town in awak
ening new zeal and enthusiasm in
school work on the part of teachers, di
iectors and patrons. Therefore let ns
give the teachers a hearty welcome, and
by our presence during their delibera
tions show our interest iu educational
work.
W. G. .MORRISON,
DEINTNGER <FC MUSSER now have
the largest and most complete stock
of marble on hand—both in the
rough and in finished work—ever
brought to Centre county, At their
works can be seen no less than
twenty monuments, ranging in price
from §l4 to and about two
hundred head stones, plain or carv
ed, from $3 to §75. They aro pre
pared to suit, all tastes as weli as
all means. They have also accept
ed the sole agency for the largest
part of the county including Belle
fonte, for the sale of the celebrated
White Bronze Monuments, Ilead
Stones. Statuary, Vases, &c., manu
factured by *hc extensive White
Bronze Company, Bridgeport, conn.
Thankful for past favors they re
spectfully solicit the continued con
fidence and patronage of the public.
D. L. Zerby is their authorized
soliciting and collecting agent. tf
NEW ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF CEN
TRE AND CLINTON COUNTIES. —This
work, which ha s been in preparation
for the last two years under the super
vision of Hon. Johu B. Linn, of Belle
fonts, is now complete, and will bo de
livered to subscribers during the first
and second weeks of February. The
work is in every respect all that it
ports to be, and coutain3 inauy maps of
the original surveys of different locali
ties in the two counties, together with
the names of original settlers and num
bers of acres in original purchase ; com
plete lists of the pioneer tax payers in
most of the original townships,together
with many other matters of more than
local interest. The work contains
nearly seven hundred pages of historic
al matter, and is hnely illustrated with
portraits of many of the pioneers of
the two counties, as well as some of
the more prominent men of the present
day. On the whole it is a work that
will be prized by all who are fortunate
enough to possess a copy at present,and
more so by future generations. - Wtach
man.
There are 3,596 post offices in Penn
sylvania, which is over 500 more than
in any other State in the Union.
Dcr Friederich, der Fricderich,
7>( r bitUrbocst Dicterich 1
Having fixed upon the order In
which we propose' to treat "Unser
Fritz," we can not permit him to di
vert us from our courso by anything he
may say intermediately. Wo will in
duo time show up the various phases of
our "snbject"—-his boasted democracy,
the false and absurd claim ho sets up
that the Reporter is fifty-flvc years old,
its tremendous "circulation," his sys
tem of bulldosing subscribers and conn*
ty officials, and we may even- give the
details of the noted Cartoon —Pickclkart
dog story, showing what Freddy's
Jacksonian democracy was worth In
dollars and cents, in Ihe memorable
campaign of 1850. Patience, friends,
you shall be satiated to the full—and so
will our dear ftieml Freddy.
Reverting again to lining called a
•Taek-of-all-trades wo have a few addi
tional things to say, viz : qcnerallu that
we have fairly succeeded in every busi
ness enterprise we ever undertook, con
sidering our modest means ; and speci
ally that it is a real pity for Freddy's
sake that inadequate pay forced us to
quit the profession of teaching, which
we loved and followed acceptably for
eleven years. Were we still a teacher
Freddy might with much profit attend
our school for at least lire years in suc
cession. First of all and before all we
would touch him the fundamental
principles of truth and fairness In
speaking of and dealing with his fel
low meu. Next we would instruct him
i:i the Elements of English Grammar,
Composition, ( Satzbildung) Rhetoric
ami Logic—in ail of which he Is so sad
ly deficient ; and lastly, just for orna
ment, wo would teach/iim a Utile Lat
in—provided his contracted cranium
still had sufficient vacum left to take
it in. Undor such a course PretLhy
might yet become a measurably useful
man in his approaching cid age, in
stead of being a selfish, contracted
grasping fellow, who thiuka the whole
universe ought to "circulate" around
him end hir> powerful Bcporler.
"An honest confession is good for
the aoul." Freddy makes a rather full
confession lu the Rqtorlcr of Jan. 18th,
but it amacki entirely too much of
braggadocio to augur zincerity aud re
pentance. He says :
*'As for the importer, vo tr>ot ,f, its editor,
its hook*. papers, tiles, title, records, Its democ
racy—sou land spirit—all ibi'.t rrally constitutes
a JourrrM, to Centre Pall, in '6ft, and went rljfht
on wi;hoiit lnteruptlou comnnuoiug its new
scriej."
So you took it,Frtddv,did you r Now
that is the exact story we and mi*uy cl
the lost citizens of Aaronsburg and
vicinity, heard a venerable old mac re
late, but in au entirely different tenor
and spirit—yoa with a sorrowful heart
and in tears did old Mr. Ludwig Kurtz
tell the sad story, Low "my Fritz"
treated him in this matter.
On this very point wo have a few
questions to ask Freddy, and aro happy
that he himself opens the door so un
wittingly but widely. We will do it in
the form of an open letter, Rid, lest he
should rate us as lacking courtesy aud
politeness, will address him by Ills full
name and well earned title :
Journal Sanctum, Millheira, Pa.,
Feb. Ist, 1883.
Honorable Frederick Kurtz,
Ex-member of the Legislature, Eli
tor of 4 'the largest paper In Centre
county/'
Ccnrle Hall,
fa.
Dear Sir
When you 'look the Jitportcr to Cen
tre Hall "soul and spirit—all that real
ly constitutes a paper," leaving the old
man only such worn-out type as were
"fit for hell," as you yourself say, wag
it your property in whole or In part ?
Liferentially you say that it was all
yours, for it seems you toc,k what you
choose and left what you pleased. Put
if so, why did you wo; take tho sub
scription list along, for you would not
for a moment pretend that the 175 sub
scribers with which started your bast
ard "Centre Hall PKroitTiir.," consti
tuted the subscription list of the old
"Centre Jlerielrfer" alias "jJimokratisa
cr Beiichter," for which lator title you
"abandoned" the original oue of the!
poor, old thing ?
; Now please do u8 a favor for once in
| yoqr life, even if you have r.o sausages
sr ponhoss to spans, and answer our
question liko a man. Don't evade—
don't dodge bv calling us a "hater of
democracy" and "this Millheiin Solo
mon"—for that does not answer tho 1
questions—-and wo will have seyeral
others ready for yon just as ugly as
soon as these are fairly disposed of.
In due time wo will ventilate your
democracy—since you have for years
been so much exorcised about ours, but
the "Solomon" compliment we can not
return,even ironically, much as we feel
inclined to show you a kindeess, for a
long personal acquaintance with us
ought to have taught you that we
"Can not, can not tell a lie."
Very truly yours,
' B. O. D.
jfo. j|lmo |o!c!,
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Your patronage respeetfnlly solicited.
Jos. M, Feger, Proprietor.
t4 Poe Mills" in the name of the
new post oflice at Musser & (iephart's
saw mill near Paddy's Tunnel. That
will make it handy for our lumbermen
in the mountains.
—The Rcberflburg Musical conven
tion promissos to be a biff affair. Tin*
different committees are busily engaged
to mako all necessary preparations for
the event and assure us that nothing
will bo left undone to make it a full
success.
—A SERVICE or SONS will be hold
in the Reformed Church, Aaronsburg,
next Sunday evening. Singing by the
choirs of the Reformed and Lutheran 1
Churches,jointly. Addresses will l>o do
livered by Beva. Yearick, Tomllnson,
aud Prof. W. O. Perkius, of Boston, on
church music, choir singing, &c. ALI
are invited.
Justice Ramsey, of Y oik, on Friday
fined Michael behruin $3.08 !or profan-
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Miss Caitdace Weaver, of i'enn township.
DIED.
On the yth ultimo, of heart disease, Jn the city
of Munich, Germany, Mr. Kruuz Joseph Butnii
lor, Chief Surveyor to tho King of Ilavaria, fath
er of ft. A. Btunllfer, one of tho proprietors of
tho JOURNAL, lu the 31st year of bis ago.
On the £!i)<l ult., In Aaronsburg, Mr. John
Mlnnieh, aged 43 years. Bmonths and 1 day.
On th-' -Jlst nit., at Spring Mills, Geo. B. Nash
Ji., aged 17 years.
On the Iftth Inst., In Miles township. Mr. Sam
uel Shafer, aged 79 years, 3 month* and l<i days.
Thus one after another our venerable fathers
arc taken away from us by tho stern messenger
— DKATM. Mr. Shafer wasotio of our most re
spected citizens, an honest, upright, industri
ous man. He was a good type of that sturdy,
hard-working class known as Pennsylvania
German farmers—a class that has done more
than all others to develop the agricultural re
sources of our grand, old state, and make tho
forest* bud ana blossom like tho rose. Aftet
life's labor
"May he rest In Peace,"
Millbeira Market.
Corrected every Wodnesday
What, old, .... l.no
" acw, No. 1 ].OO
• " No.* 55
Corn (V 5
Kyo 70
Oats White 45
Buckwheat
rtour 4.60
Bran Arihoits,pel tba 16 76
Salt, per Brl 1.00
Planter, ground... t.50
Cement, per Bushel 45 to 60
Barley 70
Tymorhyseed
1-laxsecd
Cloversood. 7.00
butter 2*
Hams . B
Sides 10
Veal
Pork
Beet .
Kg** M
Potatoes oo
Lard 12
Tallow
Soap 5
Cried Apples
Dried Peaches
Dried Cherries
COALMAUIUTAT COBViIK.
Eg? Coal (5.2-6
Stove " 6.26
Chestnut 5 oO
Pea 5.50
Pea by the car load 8.40
Fifty cents per toa additioual when delivered
la Millbelra.
P. H. STOVER,
—Dir.ALE2 IN
Clover Seed,
Flour & Feed,
Coal,
Piaster &
Salt.
CQWBRt .
49-11/aHKST VAKKKT rEIOSIALWATa
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A©* A full snpply Coal. Planter and Palt Q|
ways wu baud aud sold at tho lowest yrico
FMMMR wpwepp i i MM A
AirCcal kjpt under roof at all scaacu* of
the jraar.
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public patreaige reapor.folly solict
or . 391 y
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1 keep a complete line ot undertak
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Having a Branch Shop in Millheim,
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A share of public patronage re
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men, and boys and gills make great pay.
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Q.ET YOUR JOB PRINTING DONE AT
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gaiwd Torty ponnda solid fissh. Tby art wort*
lhaU wight In gold.
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SYr/iPTOWS OF
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