|"hc sjilllieii:t Journal.
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TFLCRSDAY, FEBRITARV J 583.
MMNKER & BEmLEZt,
KilHors a:ul Prpprlci.irs.
Local Department.
rUB LIE s. ILK N R.A is TK H
February lflth, Henry Low?, near MaiKscmburjr.
lavmtng Implements and houselrold
pooils.
March 3rd, J. H. Kelfsnydcr. trustee. Valuable
farm of Michael K reamer, deceased,
Haines township.
MareU 9th, Jacob Hobble, Snyderlown, live
stock anil lot of farming utensils.
—Ex-Gov Curtin has our thanks for
public documents.
—Sugar Valley thinks site will get a
railroad. Hope site uiay.
—Uriah Moyer's execution in Sny
der county would have come on e u.rt
week and was therefore postponed 0:10
week, to Wednesday March 7th.
,—Well yos, tlio aught
to know—whether there i* anything
in it or not.
Fon SALS.— Rev. C. F. Deininger
offers his valuable property in Miiiiicim
at private sale. For paiticulars inquire
of 11. K. Luse. cu the premises. if
Communicated.
CONUNPKUAL— What are t!ie main
points of difFerei.ee between the t i x-
TRE Hall REPORTER and the MILL
HEIM JOURNAL ? Answer next week.
bubscilbjr to both.
—J. IT. Beifsnyder, trustee,will offer
at public sale Saturday March ud tut*
valuable farm of Michael Kivamor, late
of Haines township, deceased. See
notice in another column.
—Dr. Stam has opened a store in
the new building adjoining l is resi
denee. Dry goods, Groceries, Hard
ware and general line of goods alt sold
At bottom prices. A snr.ie of public
patronage icspeclfully solicited.
—lt affords us pleasure to state that
Dr. John F. llniter was recently con
firmed as Notary Public for Miliheim.
The doctor is certainly big enough to
handle the "seal" and has the other
qualinea lior.s 1 resides.
—Ju3t leceived r.t the. JOURNAL
STORS A fine lot of stationery-espe.
cial> for the dear ladies—scratch books,
pen cases, fine envelopes, photograph
and autograph albums, bibles in great
variety, Ac, Ac.
—Last Friday was dox day and Mr.
Dox did see his shadow sure, according
to which there w ill be six additional
weeks of winter weather if what the
weather prophets say is true. We
don't pretend to understand this kind
of a oxology and must depend on others
to regulate our weather.
—On Sunday we had considerable of
a flood in our stream, consequent cf
rain Saturday night. The ice on Elk
creek was very thick, but brcke and
floated awi-y without doing any harm.
On Sunday night there was a slight
fall of snow, which has been sufficient
to aff >rd good sleighing ever since.
—Next Monday the liebersburg Mu
sical Convention begins and will con
tinue during the week, closing with a
grand concert on Saturday evening.
The committee have secured some first
grade musical talent and everything
seems to indicate full success. Go
ing ?
—J. A. Limbert is really one of the
mo3t accommodating and reliable fel
lows that ever drove a stage. Through
out the year he carries a very large a
mopnt of express good 3 all along the
route, and delivers them in person.
Everything is always right and his
charges are really moderate. You can
safelv entrust your business to him.
tf
—Last but by no means least Mill
h^imcomes in for "T/ic Grcit Musical
Convention >,f the scctson Tiie bins are
out, giving full details. Ileal them,
keep your pocket money together and
come. It promises to be a rich treat
and you will not regret it. The cou-
A'ention b;-giu3 Monday the lJth, in
stant.
—What every paper says ought
to he true—or at least come true —
and every paper we take up says
that Maj. Forsler will iiave a good,
clerkship under Secretary of Inter
nal Affairs Africa. We only hope
the papers many have guessed right
this trip.
ATTENTION COLLECTOR FOR 1381.
—All unsettled duplicates for the yew
1881 will be placed in the hands of the
attorney for immediate collection if
not settled by the first day of April
1333.
JOHN WOLF,
11. (J. CAMPELL,
A. J, GRIEST,
3t Commissioners.
—The firm of Dr. E. J. Deshler &
Son is dissolved by mutual consent
< The books and accounts aro ia 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 continue the
practice of the profession .-
E. J. DESHLER,
Aaronsburg, J, J. DESHLER.
Jan. 13. 1383 3t
—ll. makes us fool si trifle sad that
circumstances over which we have no
control compel tsslo decline the pressing
invitation to attend the Centre Hall
Musical Convention this work. Wo
know that we have some very warm
friends up there, who as an induce
ment promised to furnish us sill Ikes w
sigcs, and s;.;"hr we could do a
wav with and yet we can not go. Ex
cuse us, please, too busy on the .'Amnio'
eyen to think of it.
—Messrs. S. K. Sankey Sc Co. desire
to inform the public that they have ob
tained patents and tiled a caveat on
certain improyemen ts as applied to the
Keystone Cultivator, formeily manu
factured by the late firm of John I\
Foote & Co. Not having authorized
any oth.er parties to build the Keystone
Cultivator witli our improvements, wo
shall call on all such M WI FU rn:l:us
and USERS of such machines t J settle
for improvements.
—TILK TKACHICHS' J.OOAIi INSTI
TITK which meets in the Evangeli
cal church here on Friday evening
is intended to bo a practical a flair.
The exercises will embrace lectur
es. discussion*, readings, recitations,
essays and class drills. Some im
portant educational questions will
be considered. A spoiling match will
be had. The exercises will be in
terspersed with music. Directors,
teachers ami eh bums arc most re
spectfully ml urgently requested to
attend. Teachers will be enter
tained free of charge.
PRINIXKGR A MFS-KR now HADO
the largest am! most coiiruido stock
of marble on hand —both in the 1
i\ rji and in finished work —over
brought to Centre county. At their
works can bo seen no less than
twenty monuments, ranging in price
from sl4 to and about two j
hundred head stones, plain or carv-!
Ed, from $o to ">. Thev are pre-!
pared to suit all tastes as well as j
all means. They have also accept- j
ed the sole agency for the largest j
part of the county including Utile-!
fonte, tor the sale of die celebrated
White Bronze Monunienis, Head
Stones Statuary, Vases. Ac., manu
factured by the extensive White
Bronze Company, Bridgeport. O'nn.
Thankful for ]>ast lavors they re
spectfully solicit the continued con
fidence end patronage of the public.
I>. L. Z.Tby is their authorized
soliciting and collecting agent. if
THE COUNTY FINANCIAL STATEMENT. '
—This we< kwe fnrnisli our KM let's in
the form of a supplement the Coin mis
ioners' annual statement for thi year
ending Dccbr. 31bt, 1 58*2, and we again
advise them to preserve it for future
reference and comparison. A few gen
eral comparisons may not be out of
place here, although every tax-payer
can no the work for himself just as
well,perhaps better.provided list year's
statement was preserved.
The county tax levy for 'SI was
§11,44.109, white for 'S2 it is 50d,033.43
—an excess of £11,011.79. Last year
the county indebtedness after deduct
ing all assets collectable were given at
§21,353.74, and this year the commis
sioners figure out on the sataa basis a
balance i:i favor of the county,of 1,743.
75. Last year there was paid on the
county debt only §45.61, while thi3
year §20,324.9.3 where liquidated. The
estimate of tlie commissioners made
ill the beginning of *s2, embraced the
payment of §IO,OOO, but they did better
by over a hundred per centum, besides
paying §3,455.98 extraordinary expenses
on indexing account. The taxes col
lected during 'Bl aggregate the sum of
845,417.73. In 'B2 §51.307.40, were col
lected. Tho outstanding taxes are a
t out the same at the cm! of both years,
§50,232.97, Jan. Ist, 1882, and §61,310.-
SS, Jan. Ist, is.v.3, but as many of the
ol 1 duplicates were collected and set
tled this account is in better condition
than it was a year ego.
It will also be noticed that there is a
saving of §1,351.55,011 interest account.
§423.83 on scalp account, §425.07 on
printing account,§• >42.35 on 4 -fish bask
et" account and on jail account.
In fact there is a general reduction of
expen3o3 all around, but we will pur*
-sue the matter no forth er. Our board
|of commissioners deserve much credit
for faithful service and'good man
agement, and especially for publishing
a full, itemized statement of the coun
ty's (luancial status, and placing the
same at a comparatively small expense
into the hands of every tux payer,with
out regard to party, who is a subscri
ber to any f the six newspapers in the
county. This is eminently proper and
fair to all concerned.
There is one item specially in tho list
of "assets" that seems to be an ele
phant on the hands of the commission
ers. It is the claims against thirteen
districts in the county for keeping insane,
now iii process of settlement 'out not yil de
cided, covering a gross amountof $1,6 02.
48. This matter has been hanging fire
in court for some years and should be
disposed of without further delay. It
involves the question whether town
ships and boroughs must reimburse the
county for expenses incurred in main
taining insane paupers sent to state a
sylums by cui courts.
I —Mr. Morrison, the etlicient teacher
I of our Grammar School, has consented
! tii open a select school in spring, pro
vided lie g>'ts proper encouragement
and support. Millheim has not had a
summer school of this kind for some
years, although there is no good reason
for not having one every summer.
A little enterprise, possibly a little *elf
drninl in some casnq on the part of par
ents, will insure us just such a school as
we ought to have the whole year round.
Wo hojH> our citizens—-not only of the
town but also of the near vicinity—will
take the matter in hand without delay,
in order that the school may bo assur
ed.
/).- r Fric<h richy </< r Friah rich,
I>< r bitti rlwcse JUttcrich !
"Without stopping to reply to what
Freddy said of us last week as absolute
ly too siily for notice we proceed to
give the history o! the old CENTKF I'r
irinm u, as far as necessary to our
purpose.
Just, when the Kuilz.o.s—father and
t hive sons, of whom '*loser Fritz." was
the youngest, and by all odds the amart
isi—took charge of the lIEUU IITK.IT, we
do not know, neither is it material to
the point, but it must have been about
the year lslt. It never had much
standing as a newspaper, although as
the Herman advertising medium for
sheriff's silos, register's notices, elec
tion and eouit pro- lamations, Ac., ami
as too only paper in lVnns Valley, it
enj aid a fair sup;. >rt. Tver since we
remember anything about the HLHICH
TF.K it was nicknamed the "Schmuts
blatl," ((/sees.j.aj'{';•) ami 11: is name
was so general that nehla'rtho pub'.i 'a
ers nor any one else connected with it
ewr thought of inking offense over it.
Freddy no doubt was. asked hundreds of
tinirsfor "mci' t** daring
tTie time he wa3 I'ost Master at An
ions! urg. The paper lust the black
guard name since Freddy cca* ed to u*
its publisher.
Tin* £• v.eral tone of the "bokmutz
blatt" was coarse tuul 1 nv while the
Kort7.es cent rolled it, as far as its
little orighud matter \va concerned,
for it was very gent rally considered as
a rehash on a small sc.do < f the Haul-
AJ!.r % (IleiUs County Bible) ami
if was currently said that whenever the
A i'-.r failed to make time, by rear ui of
the slow ami often uncertain mails of
that day, no "Sehmulz.bl.itL" could is
sue following week. Its abuse of minis
ters ami temperance nan ami measures
was notorious and k.nev no bounds. It
was a disturber of the peace in chun h
and society, as every citizen in this
community old enough to know cuu
fuliv se.bstant iate.
A valued friend of our you'll who for
many years resides in the west wuitea
us under date of Jan.2sth on this point
as follows:
'•ln reading your paper of a lew works ago
you brought bark fr---.li to my mi.U the tir.ms
and scenes of long. loicr ago, by u-ing the term
"Srh.iiut 'Matt, ' a name then so common in ttie
to<>. l o!.i town of Aaron M'urg. And how ap
:f te the name. What an ungodly paper
that \v:.s. No v.omlor tlci* ; pi..us old nt'iu ; ter
en a e. rtaia v ca do.i ivfu*ed l • ton it Willi
hi* hands but kt u that tir > CMM be brought
tohiia nil v.- hi ill to carry the vi'o tl: rig out of
tii'.* ! a- e. lam gkul tiiat liis Joc::v\! J >.l
b (ii-r iiul b.gher stand than lh<* old "oehauili
bi.iit." afihoufch i disagree Willi its poiiiics a.i
toKi'lhor."
We remember the occasion and cir
cumstanee alluded to very well, for we
lived i:i Aaronsburg at that time, and
there are no doubt others who distinct
ly recollect it.
Verily the old BEKICHTER was not a
paper that any.one should be proud of
now. We do not fed the slightest tinge
of pride for being Freddy's successors
as publishers of the BERICHTER. AS
well might Queen Victoria be proud of
Henry VIII, as one of her predecessors
on the British throne. We cheerfully
waive all honor, merit, reputation or
benefit constructively due us aspublish
ers and editors of tlie same paper that
Freddy Kurtz publishe ! for some years,
save only the prestige of veuorabla ag
Tiiat is all —utterly and absolutely all.
That however we do claim,and are just
ly entitled to, both in law ami equity,
and we may yet sometime take the no
tion, even at this late day, to enforce
our righteous claim against impostors,
in a court of law. Meanwhile we will
give Freddy ample time to study the
legal definition of the terms mandamus
and ycrpctird Injnn'Uion. More anon.
Happening in Union County.
.From the Ttieyraph.
We learn with much pleasure that
Mr. Mark Halfpenny, Jr., of Lewis
burg, is about to establish a Foundry
and Machine Shop at Milhnont Station
on the Lbg. .c Tyrone Railroad,in Lew
is T.vp., this county. The building
will be frame, large and convenient,
and supplied with the very best improv
ed machinery. The construction of the
building will he commenced immediate
ly and completed by May Ist, ready for
1 lie transaction of all business m his
line—the manufacture of Engines, Ac.,
and repairing of all kinds. Mr. Half
penny is a practical, first-class machin
ist.
T!sieves captured a set of harness be
longing to Mr. John Yarger of llartle—
ton on Friday night of last week. ISuiue
night we are told, two sets of harness
were stolen from the stable of Mr, I),
(_). Bower of Hartley township.
Mr. James E. Hitter bought tho old
Inhoff hotel property aud again sold it
out to J. D. S. Gust, A. Ileiterand
Henry Strunk. The old tavern must
go to give place for two new store
buildings aud a barber shop.
The Sufferers I>y Flood.
BERLIN, February 5. —The emperor
William lias instructed Prince Bis
marck to forward a letter to German
consuls aud diplomatic agents in the
United .States expressing his gratifica
tion and thanks to ail concerned in the
collecting of subscriptions for the re
lief of the sufferers by the recent
, floods.
Church TroubJoo at Ashland.
ASHLAND, PA., January 25. — yes
terday one of the male members of Iho
German Catholic Church buried an in
fant child ia his mother's I<>L in the
graveyard connected with the church.
The parent being behind in his dues
the priest instructed an assistant to
remove the body outside of the burial
ground, which wan accordingly done.
To-day the piiest hud the father arrest
ed for trespass, while ho in turn charg
ed tlie priest and assistant with grave
robbing. All three wore bound over to
court. The affair has caused much ex
citement in town.
*)t. jrhno motel,
Kos. 817 & 819 AHCiI ST..
PHILADELPHIA.
RATES REBDCEMO $2.00 PER DAT.
Tlif traveling pubU* will still find rt l thin
Hotel the Miin* liberal provision for their com
fort. It in located in the Immediate centres of
business ate) places of amusement ami the dif
ferent Rail-Road depots, as well an all parts of
■jl.t* city, ar easily *c ."ogslble by Street ("urn
constantly pts ;?m lb -doors. It ort'ers spceial
Induccju" uts to tho-:e vuitmg the city for basl
n*; or plcuMire.
Yuur p arouxiT respect Tally solicited.
Jo 3. M. Feger, Proprietor.
MARRIED.
On the 2nd r.lh, by ROT. W. M. fundi.*, Mr.
Nathan M. K. ft •htc! to Miss Alice D< •birr,
both of I>n:m Valley, Centre t'o , l'w
*>'! the L'lh lilt., by the Mine, Mr. Adam P.h r
ly to Miss i "j Ji i 15iv slcr, both of bear Tj lei a
vUie, t'ilntoa Co., Pa.
(>:. the tth in*d., by the nnrcc. Mr. Oorge V<\
VV;i:lo'llilccti of Humes township, to Miss Maty
A. tlrciiuii.jt :\of.Vi'.r.s township.
On tic M ir-t.. by Rev. 7. A. TenrlcX, at the
home of tic I ride and In 'be- sr <. nee of a large
company <f friend.*, Mr. J. A. of
: pving Mli 1 4. and Mi ( l.nra V.Storer, dau.-h
UT of -i.*. ..ohli l". Motet", of IL iiCi township.
At the simp time and place by th- same, Mr.
J. \V. Lui.k .4. of Ilaincs toe. nshlp, ami Mb J
J.lz.dii M. stahlm-cker.of 'A' tin >,iU v;. I'a.
1 iillOlU.
Corrected overy Wednesday
Wheat, oil Leo
u"\v, N . 7 ].( i
" " No. 3 h".
Corn
Jiys
i .:ii■* With* 46
Leek W lli'.t .
Flour.
Bran d <ho:ts,pi ten „ IF 7f
Nail, per H.l l.v
Pin- !*r, ground f'. r <(i
\ r it . til. pa: Ku.-eel 45 to To
Ua>! s*y 7j
T\mothy*eetf
I iaxset-j.
('loVllVwi •
Uui'er
Mains
Flues It'
Vc.il
Pork -
B -*i
K" "I J''
Putaioe-i.".....
I i.v] ]2
T.i'low
Soap
Oriel Applt'H
Dried Peaches
Dried Cherries
COAL MAL LILT AT COBFRN.
Kgg Coal tR.2.1
S: r<; " L> '!'<
I lie-tUUt f> 9 ,J
Pea S •'
l'ea by the ear IvA>l 3.40
Fifty <• iiM per too additional li- a .!F'v*:r<l
ia Miliheint.
n so nvßii''* rs
r m, h § uvk&t
>
DEALKKIN
Clover Seed,
Flour & Feed, j
. Coal,
Plaster &
Salt.
CQ2J&M3 9 &*'£ •
JtVHIQHEST MAIiKET 1* It ICE ALWAYS
PAID.
-6-T" K full snpp!y r>f t'fr.l. P!*>r an.l sh'i ul
way 1 ii baud kud need at r lis lowi pi 100
i
.i~Coal kept under roof ai all *ea*OEji of
Iho year.
public patroaags respectfully sollet
eo. " S.'ly
TV TT T w"""
l'h M.
KANUFACTUIiJEU AND DIfALKII IN
- p. v r n ■>'
f.": : • feSg? ? „
La *1 fl VI W L* . tfl
Aaronsburg, Pcnna.
Chamber Suits, Bureaus, Lounges,
Bedsteads, Stands, Marble-Top Centre
Tables, Breakfast Tables, Dining
Tables, Extension Tables, .Sideboaids,
Sinks and all kinds of Kitchen Furni
ture, (sine or Wood Seat Chairs,
Porkers, Spring Beds, Wire, Wool and
llair jMatresses, every style of Mould
ings for Picture Frames. Frames of
any size mado to order.
Undertaking a Speciality.
1 keep a complete line ol undertak
er's goods always on band.
Having a Branch Shop in Millheitn,
I can accommodate customers at either
place.
A share of public patronage re
spectfully solicited. 50-6 m
hf) <*\ k made at home by the in
"y oils . Best business now be
fore the public. (kipiiul iu) t need—
S' ** ed. We will start you. Men, women
boys and girls wanted everywhere
to work for us. Now is the time, You can work
in spare lime, or give your whole time to tbe
business. No other business will pay you near
ly as well. No one can fall lo make enormous
pay, by engaging at once. Costly outfit and
terms free. Money made fast, easily, and hon
orably. Address 'l'm E & Co., Augusta, Maine.
£ s ps fa ir7A may bo found cm
ti tlt Gl °- p
la SEdvJ* a Q'lA Sboek ItowLLi. & Co' 3
Newspaper Advertising "bureau (10 Spruce
Street), where adver- VX-rhlf-mM
I wing oontrseU; may Mg fcW |Sa
bo -fiadp y iQ it- -tt
224 MARKET STEELIEST,.
LEWISBURG, PENNA.
Our Stock is now complete in all its de
partments, and wo are receiving New
Goods every day throughout tho season.
ALL TEE LEADING SHADES IH
HATS & BONNETS,
TT UST'TiR/I JMIIMIIEID
FOR LADES. MISSES ADD CHILDREN. FOR-LINE OF
Ladies' Beady-made Ulsters, Dolmans, Coats and
Jackets cannot be excelled. Coat and Dress
Trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Laces,
Eilks, Satins, Lace nnd Linon Collars, Jet
Combs, Real Hair Goods, Jewelry and otd
er Fancy Goods, at
PRICES that will bear COMPETITION.
WE WILL NOT ADD MORE, RUT
_yr Ci A7r wvy a y/yf: "TJTJT T E V'-VTi
H alla LH I tOzx a 1 11 ri l. £U B W I SJJU £1 JI IJ
TEE REST ASSORTMENT OE GOODS
IN OUR LINE, AND TEAT WE
O£>MS3SHT OS? 7% 5
Eespeotfuliy,
33.
Market Street, Lewishurg, Pa.'
J It. J. w. STA&I
Is now permanently located at
Millbeim,
and will give prompt attention to all medical
calls at hi* ofil-e <>n
Main Street.
Try I>k. Stam's fpkcivio Pil.i: H epic'ink— lt
jjlvt i luxtJint relit f.
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(1011 Hunting Ca>o Watch.
For CLUt' of ' 1 we v iil semi free. <p-nt.s' Mo'.id
ti: i i liortinjc Fa*o Wach.
Send a Hollar ut once tor a se.niple copy. You
can en ily sectirt uneoftlcse matches in u day
or two or during your leisure lit •• evening;.
As to our reUabidty we can refer to the pub
lisher of te.is {>a;er, theconunen ial r.genoiedor
anv express ( 0,. In this city. Address
WOULD n* ANt:I'A'.'TI CO.. •
i.L :,A:vAl STKLI.J', NLW YOKK.
A CI7>T>SY?Z PrQCb'tyQ
Y> aOiillSALu A RETAIL iiiiSi'LKS,
keep tho largest stock in the
143 MAIN STREET,
LOCK HAVEN.
GO TO
SIMON BROTHERS,
THE BOSS CLOTHIERS
lor your Clothing.
45 MAIN STREET,
LOCK HAVEN.
FARMERS!
If you want free samplecopies of i!< largest
and te< agricultural paper i'* country
wilt.* your-auil your *rr* u tmes < u a
p>!.ll card :• ud ::;rri' it to Firhifrs' triend Pub.
<>>.. South B'V.rf, Jnt!. Price '.(• cent# a >car
and Premiums to every subscriber.
S* 3 C** RSS people arc a 1 .WAY* OTI THE look-
g vj-7 :j ...t for chum •-tolncie.'se their
C'l E 3 *MM.:;-, and in time BECOME
as ■ • V v l .-i!ih'y;thtK<} Who d. not un
piove their otnv.utunii: s renu.in in pore iy.
\VEoffer *re:lT ehatiee to mr.Ue money. \>V
want n-ai.y nwn. women, boys and girls to
work for usrtgM tn their own localities. Any
one can do the work-pro; erly from the first
start. 'I he i u>i:e' - i.l pay ui ;>• th;\A Wil Or
dinary wages. 1 Aponsive outfit tnrni-hed lie; - .
No oiu- win* engages fails to nj ike money ran
idly. You ctu devote your v.liolo time to tbo
work,or only your spurn momenta. Full In
formation and all that is needed sent free.
Address bT!>.*ON & Co., Portland, Maine.
BHY THE BEST,
POST & CO'3 O
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North Second Street,
Half A square south of the L. &. T. 15. E. Depot,
LEWIS BURG, PA.
New AMI commodious Building;
EQUIPPED in all DEPARTMENTS with en
tirely new Furniture.
No efforts spared to make the
BAKER HOUSE a pleasant, comfortable
Ilcme to all guests.
An excellent Livery attached.
W, N. BAKER, Proprietor.
£3 acl.ot life is sweeping by, go ami
FEW! JS3 V' -4 W dure before you FILE, something
FE <* EAA 'II? IS mighty ami subUmw leave be
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,/JOEK in your own town. £> outfit free. No
v sk. Everything new. Capital not required.
WO will furnish you everything. Many are
making fortunes. Radios make as much as
men, and boys ami giils make great pay.
Header, if you want business at which you car.
make great pay all the time, write for "particu
lars to 11. 11. HAI-LKTT & Co., Portland, Maine.
ET YOUR JOH PRINTING DONE AT
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Til E JOURNAL OFFICE.
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copies by liinil, I'J ccnt4. Scici ty
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title Aicencan, 1:0 i Ib'oau >v.\y, Kcw lork.
iXar.dbook p.'tords ivailr d free.
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Henderson's Leader.
IT IS MOT CMLY THE BEST
MADE. BUT IT IS THE LIGHT
EST-RUNNING, QUIETEST AND
SIMPLEST IN THE MARKET.
IT IS THE ACME OF PERFECTION IN
WOKKit ANbll IP AND PRINCIPLE*
.-aiOUR MOTTO3U-.
'* " PROTECTION TO DEALERS;
MATNTENANCEOF GOOD RETAIL PRICESJ
SO PRO M ISCT'OUS SCATTERING OF
WHOLESALE PRICES.
AGENTS W 4%'-JT ED.
ros PASTIOULARS ADORXBS ;
THS LEADER S3WING &C \
> CLEVELAND, OHIO.
T R R! TO A" K33HTU,
/! {! MR? 5 TB Solicitor* OF UI S. and For-
I £ i 2 B fhi'cn!*NVa.7Wb::Vim.!i
hi. cut- cor. p. I . s. put
put Oflrr, Washington, IA Com-speotlcoce so
licit •<*. >, .i!> ,t Ti- for adv'ce. NO fee clunar ti ut-
LOST R.IFI'L I; ALLOW;- 1 . ROF REUC< - I.:-WIS JOHSSO T
£ CO., li-.nk'-r . ANTL IV .ip.ujyer, \V..iiiuiitou, U. O.
Pamphlet el* bi&irucliouj free.
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Webster's Di •tiotmrv is tin' best. Every fam
ily should have r copy. .'Ui-"on's Webster's
D'k t'miary <• u,Mining over t'o>) illustrations, 50,-
0 ! ' w rds and pic as -s. pronomr'lng vocabula
ry of scripture and proper nanwa, IW of mytho
logical and eta sical names. United Siatos e*n
su< for is . and many other useful tabies. Posß
p id for only ,-o cenis. At'.-Jre-• K. Eloronco &
Co., P. 0, box ISO), South Rend, lud.
Japaneso Greps.
In order to intvoduce our Japanese Chepa
goods we v ill send postpaid to any address on
receipt of fiitv cents, or )7 three-cent stamps!,
the following": I window bann t. size 1? by t'i
inches, with rich colorand deep burdev; 1 tidy,
r-i ".e Sby U umlms. very handsome; I lamp mat
J7 inelu : Hin cireumferenca, perfectly lovely; I
wall screen, large suid handsome. Address E.
Florence & Co., P. C>. box ISdO, booth Ciud,
I liuiana.
T A ITTb Col me a spectntty, an l VTAr.-
6 f \ Y' 3 3 ItANTd, ADDITIONAL JJOME
JJi.II) JL / ST PAD OGP.TIFICATESanI ail
kinds <? L\ND FCkiy bought and sold. * L.arga
S'ock. and HKiiICST PI:ICLb Paid. Do you wan#
to ecll or buy? If so, write to A. A. THO'IAS,
AHORUCY-AT-IXITJ, V'AS-:IIII:S?TIVI3, I>. C.
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T. L. MILLER CO.,
DEXJiEns aad Inronvsits cv
HEREFORD CATTLE
COTSWOLO SHEEP
BERKSHIRE SWiHE.
SEECBEE, WILL CO., ILLINOIS