j|iUt(rittt Journal. THURSDAY, MARCH 22ND, 1883. BY DEININGER & BUMILLER. CM & Sunday School Directory. Evangelical. Item. B. Ift'TiQtl and H. A. Bcnfer, Preach'* C 07. H. A. Benter will preach next Sunday morning, English. Sunday School, IMP- M,— Rcv.C.F.Gephart.Supt Missionary St>clety meets on the third Mon day evening of each month. Metliodist. Rev. Fur man Adams Preacht'r-in-charge. Sunday School at 10H A.M.— D. A Musser, Sup't Reformed. Rev Zir.'njH A. Ycarick, raster. Preaching In Aaronsbuag next Sunday morn ing. United Brethren. Rev. J. O. W. Herald, Preacher.lu charve. bumtay school. • A. M .—A. R. Alexander, Sunt Lutheran. Rev. John Tomlinson, Ptwior.— Commuuloti sei vices at St. Paul's next Sun day morning, in German. Sunday School at 91* A.M. B- 0-/)ellnger, Supt. The Augsburg Bible Claas meets every satur day evening at 7 o'clock. Ladies' Mite Society meets on the first Mon day evening of each month. Lofec & Society Directory. NtTihelm Lodge. No. 955. I. O. O. F. meets In feeli hall, Penn Street, every Saturday evening. Rebecca Degree Meeting every Thursday on EisiSG*n, Prest. The Millheim Cornet Band meets In the t wn Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings. J. W. Foote, Sec. D. I. Brown Pres't. Centre County Democratic Com mittee for 1833. •isrntcT. SAMK. r. o. Ai>r>aEss. ttellefonte N. W, J. 3t. Kelchiine, ...Bellefonte •* S. W. Chas smith 44 • 4 W. W. S. A. McQuistlop,.... 4 * 5o ward boro. Ira C. Leuthers, floward llesburg 44 .lames P. iones,™ Milesburg MlllbeMO " F. P. Musser Mlllhclui PhlUpsburg 1 W. C.G.Herlitiger. ..Philipsuuig • 4 2 W. Sol Schmidt 44 3 W. A. V. Carpenter,—.. 41 Unlonvllle bero. I*. J. MePonaM, E'leming Beuner twp. Win. Isliler. Bellefonte ftogis 44 Frank F, Adams,...Milesburg Bnrnslde 44 Henry Meeker,—Pine Glenn College 44 John Boon, Leiuont curtiu 4 * John MeCloskev, Roland Ferguvon O. P. J. T. McCornuck. Stae college - 4 N. P. L. W, Walker,... Ri>clv springs Qregg S- P. John Coldrou Spring Mifia N. I'. Win. Luce, Farmers' Mills Haines K. P. L. B. stover, Woodward • 4 W. P. Geo.lk>wer, —Aaronsburg Half Mooo twp. J. H. Griffln,....—Stormstown Hariri 44 D.W.Mever, _.lioalsbur|i Howard 44 John Gleiiti Howard Husto u 44 John L. Miles, Julian Liberty 44 James P. Lcimi Biahchara Mariou 44 J. J. Hoy, Walker Miles u Kills Sbafer Madisonburg Patten 44 Agnew Sellers, Jr Fiimore IVnu 4 * P. 11. Stover, Coburn Potter N. P. T. J. Mever Centre Hall S. P. Samuel Slack Tusscyville Rush N. P. William Cullen Philij-sburg s. P. J.T. Everly S;\ndy Kidae Bnow Shoo twp. Win. It. Haynes,...Snow shoe Spring 44 E. C. Wood Taylor 44 Hepburn Blowora Fowler Union " S. K. Fleming Walker 44 Jos. Emeriek, Hublersburg Worth 44 M. S. Spotts, PortAlatilda WM. C. HEINLE. Chairman. W. MiiJts Wwi.Kr.n. Secretary. The Philadelphia Times is cer tuinly the most enterprising and probably the most successful news paper in the United States. On the 13th iusta"nt the Times celebrated its eighth anniversary by issuing fivt distinct papers of the usual size mak ing altogether about fifty-five square feet of printed matter— the one half of which was reading on varied but mostly" interesting subjects, while the other tvas filled with fine display ad vertising of the leading business houses of Philadelphia. The Times is a big paper and as good as big— t'iere's no robbing out these facts ; but that is not saying that it is ab solutely infallible in its views of public men and ' measures. Eveu country editors will sometimes take the liberty to differ most decidedly even.with the limes. I "k i Mjr*-Brumm, ol Schuylkill county, is the last of the race cf greenback ers iia the congress. And lie will look lonely as Lot ? s wife. He had better take out letters of admisistra tion and settle up the final accouut of the pn rty. The Ohio Republicans talk of run ning a certain Mr. R. B. Hayes for Governor of thst state. Let theni talk and run too, if they wish* The McVeytown Journal hoists the name of Gov. B. F. Butler, of Massachusetts, for President in im. Judge Dean on Licenses. Of one hundred and seventy -three ap plications for liquor license before the courts of Cambria county eighty were refused. In refusing them Judge Dean stated his reasons, in part, as : ♦'Taking the. applications and the pop ulation of the county, to grant all would make one drinking place for a beut every.two hundred and sixty-four Inhabitants of the county, including men women and children. Assuming that none but men drink, we deduct tour-fifths, leaving a drinking place for every 56 men. Assuming that only one half the men drink, leaves one drinking place for every 28 men over 21 years of age. We doubt if another county in the state shows so large a pro portion as this. It is too many taverns for the population." The floods of the west haye, to some degree subsided, but in their wake have left many troublesome and fatal .dis ease*. i The Work of Reform. No legislature has nssemblvil since the adoption of the new constitution which has accomplished as much in the same space of time PS the bodv now in session. Furthermore it is to be said that more legislation of an important character is under consideration in the present legislature than was evfr found on the files of aov of its predecessors. For the first, time since the constitu tion of 1>73 became the fundamental law of the state has any effort been made by lefialatu*e lefialatu*e to enforce by appropriate legislation the provisions of that instrument on the sulject en not in use some accountants leave their pens sticking into a potato kept on the desk for the purpose. Dr. Gast Found not Guilty. We copy the following Chester dis patch, dated; March 10, from Sunday's Press : "The jury in the case of Sam uel Gast, the cancer doctor, charged with manslaughter, iu having caused the death of Mrs. James Armstrong, whom he treated for cancer to day re turned a verdict of not guilty."— Ex. ABTICE TO MOTHEBS. Arc you disturbed at night and broken of your reHt bv a sick child suffering and crying wiih pain of cutting teeth 7 If so, send ut once and get a bottle of >1 its. WISSLOW'S SoorniNo SIKCP roa CHILDREN TEETHING, its valun Is incalculable. It will relieve the p.>or little suf ferer immediately. Depend upon It, mothers, there Is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery and diarrhoea, regulates tlie stomach and bowels, cures wind colic, softens the gums, re duces Inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. MKS WINSLOW'S SOOTH ING SYHCP FOK CHILDKKN TEETHING is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurs es in the United States, and is for. sale by all druggists throughout tho world. I'rlee ocuts a bottle. A Stricken Family. DANVILLE, Fa., March 12.—The family of Dauiel lleimbauch, consist ing of fourteen persons,living near this place, were attacked with typhoid fever a couple of weeks ago. So malignant was the type that the entire family were down at one time. Two of the children died almost immediately and were buried by the neighbors, not one of the family being able to leave their rooms. Last week the father and two more of the children died and the three were buried in one grave. Three of the remaining are not expected to recover. A Maryland Preacher's Pie. From the Dorchester Kra. The members and friends of the Meth odist Episcopal Church at East New Market called upon tlie pastor, Itev. T. O. Ayers, on Saturday night, and pre sented him a "Dorchester pie." It was a very peculiar sort of pie. The bottom crust was a sack of corn ; the top crust was a purse of gold ; the tilling was made up of sausage, hams,coffee,sugar, cake, lard, fruit, honey, crackers, eggs, jelly, butter, hominy, potatoes, hosiery —yes,a pie with a stocking in it handkerchiefs, chocolate, catsup, dried fruit, fresh pork, beef, etc. It was a big pie—a whole wagonload of pie. Jit. jjjoti't, i\s. 317 & 319 ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA. RATES REDUCED TO $2.00 PER DAY. The traveling public will btlll find at this Hotel the same liberal provision for their com fort. 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 the city, are easily accessible by Street Cars constantly passing the doors. It offers special inducements to tbose visiting the eity fox- busi ness or pleasure. Your patronage respectfully solicited. Jos. M. Proprietor. LgGjL J!) VER TISEME.VTS. ACMTORN' ANNUA I. NTATF.INKNT FOR MILLHEIM BOKOULLH. Jonathan Harter, treasurer Aoconirt wllb said borousk. DR. March is. 1882, To Cash from C. Smith, treasurer for I*Bl 21 <>l March 12, 18H3, To Cash from Sam. Welser, Jr.. Collector for JBBI 82 37 To Cash from \V. K. Alexander, Colh ctor for 1880 11 SO To Cash of Circus fees 17 00 To Cash of (lues 5 SO To amount of Duplicate 573 69 $714 47 March 12,1883, Cli. By Cash to John Stoner. work on road, (1881) No. 7 2 ?.9 " 44 " David Clrlch, work on road, (1881) No. 8 .. 50 " " "K. Bartholomew, work on road, (1881) No. 15... 50 * u ii ii 'fhos. liockman, wnik on road, (18*1) No. 19... 125 " " 44 W. Adams, uorkou road, (1881) No. 25 • " •* "J. W. Snook, construe tlon of crossings, (1881) No. 40 27 50 " 44 " (iconic Peters, hauling i (1882) No. 42 .....A. 125 " " " Sam. Welser. Jr., serv ing notices (1882) No. 40 525 i •• •'Jueoh Klscnhuth. J. P. services, <1882) No. 49* 2 30 " " " K Bartholomew, hurial i of carcass, (1882) No. 50 125 " " " Deinlnger & Bumlllcr, printing. (1882) No. 51 10 00 44 44 '• J. W. Snook, graveling rad,s. liockman, mak ing handles, (1882) >Q. 82 : : .. 30 44 " "J.H. B. Hartman. mak ing handles, (1882) No. 63 no M " " John A. Miller, work on road, (1882) No. 84 ... 100 " " " Henrv Brown, work on road. (1892) No. 65 2 07 •• ii it j ilco i) Keen, work on • -road. (1*82) N0,04 - 1 . K. Fomrey for pro fessional services (lsS3) No. 85 10 00 " 44 ".George Peters, balance on hauling (188.3) No. 85 100 " " " Musser & Smith, hard ware, (189.3) No. 87 3 37 " " "S. G. Gntellus. burial of carcass ()H8o) No. S9 150 By exoneration 20 By treasurer's commission on mo neys paid —• •*> r 4 By collector's percentage on du plicate 28 6" By Cash paid lt.O. Deininger, fur aud t, 1 day 1 00 " 14 44 J. li. B. Ilaitman, for audit, 1 day. 1 00 44 44 •• J. It. Bair, for audit 1 day 1 00 44 44 44 It- A- Buinlller. Clerk 1 day 1 on By note given to council - 398 74 $714 47 OUTSTANDING TAXES. I Samuel welser, Jr., Collector of borough taxes for the year libl, DR. March 12th, 1883, To Balance due on du plicate, 38.30 By exonerations. 80 44 IH-'rcentage ou duplicate, 14.22 To Balance due borough .' $23.28 Jonathan Harter and H. TI. Weler. Overseers of the Poor /or the borough <>f Millhcim In Ac -s • count with said l>or6u to h. Dlt. March 13.188-2. To Cash from Mark Mooney and D. A. Mi sser, form er overseers 92 97 March 12,1883, To amount of dupli cate 535 97 To Balauce due overseers ........ 202 $630.96 March 12.1883, CR. By Cash paid J. L. Spangler. pro fessional services In case of Francis Bote 10 00 " 't ",-A. Oj .Furst, proffes- . eimiftl scviees In caso of Anna Nathan 500 " " " for costs in suit of tho Overseersof Millheim boro vs Potter twp.. fcase of A. Weagley j 43 70 " " " for costs in suit of Francis Rote 23 25 " " " Dr. I>. H. Mingle for medical services 3 0$ " M " Dr. J. W. stam. for medical services 4 90 " " " fijr maintenance of * poor as follows: Michael Sniith 66 90 Alexander Weagley 78 so Jos. & Ad'm Fansler 9.3 67 John llarter 104 00 Maria Harter 82 51 " " " D. L. Zerby for tax du licate 175 " " " Jonathan Harter for expenses to Bellef.mte 300 " " " Jonathan Harter for services 10 00. , " '* *' H. 11. Welser,services K) 00* Bv Percentage on duinicace 20 80 By Cash paid Jon. Kreamer for keeping A, Weagley 13 weeks in 1881 43 68 By Balance due overseers ut sett le nient 2 02 . $630 96 We. the undersigned Auditors have examined the above accounts and finding tliein correct do hereby approve the SHUIP. B. O. DEININGER, ) J. 11. B. IIAKTMAN, [ Auditors. J. R. BAIR, S Attest: It. A. BUMILLKH, Clerk. 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