IK PUIKIB ftBTBSI. PtklM'l, I 1 BOWnj.BB Local Paragraphs. —d. m*! ~T?abrfca)Afrtaiiac -Ut awt far D * K% *• A r !StflT SKV OT| _ ffaaaaamv wl biinf 1 m* xcttiar 1 ear tiirt *'J !>*• tea Dmttur" aam *f llsC* sac hp Bam X JL ir 4im MnKm Y ire rf muammr mew a. I —-TJaa jaiaiao M liar ffaf Mam* teMfffcfiM. I Mh taraa ate tt* Mm* akiactnttte nbf ssM at m km |fwaar*iiittiMatf. faaai er bring w yuur aafcn. vaala tm m Mauds? awdgraapad ItiMifhifMfM. among them the Joe MM A L ante. —D %. Ksaffmar mat pfcitedrtfhte this weak to )iarrhsaa itla krar stark of fall aad vMa p4i. And as tt hap. pans to ha CiaaltttHaal Ueuteanlal weak ha vW taka afl that to laa. —Oar ■archaata ara now beginning to lay la their fatt sod winter go ode. aad the artaa oars have their advertise ■eats ptaaHi la tha Jovumal, to let the world know alt ahoat their stork. —The aehooiboard of this Uoroogb have aotlaea prated up Hist they will receive sealed proposals for furnishing coal for tha three town schools up to pe|t on day evening at ft o'clock ,jjept. Igtb .. laat week aa a four-page papsr, baying abandoned tha cumbersome eight.page style. The change uytkee a decided Im provement In the sppearanoe of that journal. —lt is supposed that the "Merry Go Round" nan on the pteote grounds taut Satordny cleared about with his Flying Homes. Small and large.young and oh), sei'iaid to enjoy the sport hugely. —At the ref*aT meeting of the W. H. A P. M. Roctety to the tikwtk teal Una day ereelngjfrs. A. J. H arter and MtmCtera Hetfanyder wtee elected delegates to the ceasaatlon at New Berfto. -John tfelter and Ibmtty, of Leffw viftKCHuteu reunfy dM Kin* Wiß a m. -bm_ m "f n; 1,, M msi Hl i MM ' rWfW aSNI W7TO, On w IfrlJfßPpf'n - " gwetß at Irvte house am tete Rrdk fsdWWs are utetlin of Fy* Fftl-te—lW nefte*y off Jehu jAPt.'lfctoieftfldfeteeim temtetel "".li—f ill It iiTir itiT"* is :*Fe fhr 0- W ukPsww. Ftotester. LtoHatewp. iv -1-y awf * f# * ITartmag ■a# ilsto 1 tetepTMlto"* Aart oad'awto - efrfto TWadtoJHs Ttoste*#iaw asM-g|p rasaisnw : *• far BP- i#" 4WW filter toe - ..tern.*** 'iiueqfw** VMMIIA- Antea teif- A jetf- Ae gswsr j * u. faaesr iiiawias,' -a# br Ace V_ wc XA latest a#-- i*>Ae —et-- < Awa tern*- WBkTM£s * LJJZ f ,i*Lr • * . .# - j-r rrm" s* Ate his ifiww ■ dtei ite ,ip—f. ha Ite tete Atom —D. A aaw fnh * -D A K i ate gssda d he cumiag ssoteto —JbSm what swfs* enaftam tie X 0 Mwaaer A hah aaA PbwrbTaad lrnah VaOri* Bt ton toe seat thsee MBtha and BOW sAafl its laat maetiwt krft tow astetct sf as ■ASitMMI srhaMßl jwat whvtw A is. :he that V.ilhe-wi mat rather he m toe dimiw awrtWr year, ttoa heep a- Inat w>to the ban aad tow r*pßirr L) epaialii a awtactely hrtags atom* with | Rf -f# Batiisd •• SatarAa* that the , hßtena aah d tow Yew Lwtoeran jd mssw. we autjevd that A*ha lrr-| Fatlay. has made ato pte at that part -O A Yew fieda new M toe tiad* ail ha iiawif , aawwaassaw wtli us alllaxt and Mn to wall as anal n tow asc mmarliii amr ftesewi piipai it sate to) JW 2iato -atfyne snato -HiXiwsaßMii toy wist to liffe dsiginw tow mut aruiw * mate to iwatlquaniKY at A TaherYswdaw Utorhg iwiw us iLte to wit torn aa arr.rnit.rm cumc sf to inw af guada uc Ito gnmnc during tor t UMW. Citoity Asmcur.ura. Fair aa*<! to iveito all to 1 maids wto ma? to gang down from tto mrtaai to eat asoaadte to stand —D t Xoiawguodt —Ub. £. Ltotort writes us from Ijnootesr. where to miterad Fraukits A Marshall Cottage oa ito first of this motilh, that the seminary la attended hy some forty students toe largest num ber atom tto founding of tto college. George is one of tto twentr-five mem bars of tto hupboaaore clue, and is de lighted with tto college as sell as with ' tto city. lie ckwes his letter by order ing tto JoruaAL to h address, as tto heat wrar-f of finding out tto news from bit native county. -D. 8. K' new goods ' —J. J. Gram ley, of Miles township, called at this office on Monday and in for toed us Ltot be liae discovered as noxloos a weed in some of his fields as tto Canada thistle is. It is called tto "wild carrot" or "wild daisy" and seems to have tosm mixed with some e lover seed which had been shipped 1° Unburn from tfte toft and which was bought in considerable quantities last spring. When in bloom the weed has a White fiower, about the siae of a silver dollar. He wishes to oaU the attention of ottor farmers to this weed, which may easily bo polled out during wet went tor. —D. 8. K's new goods ! Ra: ic HrwTgßS.—J*st week's f'Kn lo* Democrat says that 0. P. Keller, chief engineer, drove over to tto scene of tto Culvey murder Sunday, and se cured tto shoes that Isaiah Culvey had on when murdered. Some relic seekers nad cot off pieces of leather and the straps from the shoes. There were about one honored rigs there from var ious places, and tew cents a head was charged for all who crossed the bars to ward the pteee where ito murder was | committed Pieces have been chipped off the door>fae!*f of the houae where - the bloody hand mark aa seen. Reery | tfem* thai can be temedor twisted into a telle of the mordevin any shape is be ing picked up nod carried sway -I> <9. K* t*tr gcods | I * kf aAml# kwt t twte I f.i <v la* m i"-T ■■/"=- , f * vAwP I iy ' " the wswfher ow Sunday and Monday ptetrt 'he ierfwiewof Gun. A If'Hon the •< wipe ran e> adaen*e from Wash ingfow. I> {*.. n the >A WwWal churcl ' Btere Butei by fs#r <ndlrwr w *nd to ' s irpuete !>te Aw ii ww warn bhte>y ' " lIMMVte h'tdie**z :tedWin in thai "" A • J§ yt liisiwavis teStoMi iJL an i Biitel' wlsii mA I Itoß # A --* f '.tW i aPn^V trfp. liUiSob nditi nan *mm- ry*< . u> ei'i' "p •wage -<aiii4i -tenami JttoltoA sstiwi ##>lieMte's mdah' bV ißtete dn i 'a—m *o 'g teuw to ■ jHgto ttote AT ilw totesw w a nteto -tow ■ sunn y # to sw mf g pMto WS W -MM# .MBMHP - Kaute ""Ttenb l itete* 'W BSflhlgMhfft TfStol.. . - - - ' j , iw'jwasr twe V nam r-j—wr ■mm Maatesy. Jct. id -TtoAHagtowv (iMfetw to tha r. fi thascli w.a aw< as Uvh—na. ! II HI lia piini Ch, aw tto £toi af thm -•lsa yaw kaaw ? Jest aa BUS* as yaw wdi arv tto te—ra At M MMTT'B atov ' scasajwat w sa* yaw vA hwv ywwr tewswteM —Y. T Aaaaaa sLMted far Laacas ter <Wotb wrU! U rran ma hs> atoei tar ito auuatry iw FcaaAhw A Mantoil ttolrgr -VtOna Ll'wta. as to Reiawd aad Eu Cart la. to Rrttrfawie. died at HNFIYDWCW TAWB} WRT>BF U was 15 pa* aid. to sad HMW Erton ruCh.to t'i aaiH.w am ta Uaa • a aMI us rakdtVM Tto* warn tto gwrats to AA sad Va Sfidrt" aa Kaaw Snwt Mr. ■UP lapr A IW SAW Vat iwviag Xm Goada far tt. A A Lute awe Ito tto togsat aad dMsp-at aiucs to atoa aw ttnagit ta lut —The Mintjiuant to •. T Is IUU SCBAMI ON NT F. B RVRU.UA •aa a l.inani ay a ctuwdrd awuaa and wis yiwniiand vary gaad by ituwa —iß. "w Ad A -aad ato to Mvtt'a LUUGINM amn a A awry >W Aayw .to fan toaa toteu uvea A Autar swim •a- Aad we aWail aetl ins after -u rur |3 A X 3- Mr ax A -Sisa. Tha MiUiaary Deparr wan', .a Ghaaw am Seiw itocs They AS* msw. to wn-w. mytaw and very may wan. Jar's aa to. aat A uui if ra F'lWto ir t:.:. ria —As A MTUa -Y ram—-lr li. .TSiuw fimwaw—Tto puuia aaw to a ina knar M IIIOMMS bom, rum arm abqgato uov has Mtaalaj arili tow pauor ax H.. G. huator s bteel as. Mao. aLsuto una nnurtto? togw nt h*r_M w-aOiiug It pumaaw nOni but SIWDK will 6 and. to jroond this ante. —Our ahum art at guwd to giwt away. and VOL cam puamwniy uvt m& a pair lor uutiuig to our num. fid if vuu will cadi aud met ttoan ft know we sac wmke vtry ■UtoacLory arnuemataitA wxLfc you. and you will take a Sew Imatt Amur at kav; to tnr. J. H. Mrfiunt 4 Bux. —There will to preaobing in tto U. B. ctiuret of this ptow next toiuday evwuiug at T o'clock. The paator.itev. C. Wunman will deliver bis fmuwefl aermoci and give words of panmg to bis people. Free aeato nod • hearty setose will to given to all wto may choose to Attend. I —A. Walter and wife, of this place, ' aud C. A. Sturgis, of Lewiaburg, were over to Culby 'a gap last Sunday to vie A tto precnim wtiare the horrible murder of the Culbj s occurred reverml weeks ago. Tbey had an interesting inter view with old Culby, the father of the murdered couple, who, as far as he could, explained i-he detailed circum stances connected with the affair. FBESII CIDKK.— The undersigned is prepared to manufacture eider at a mo ment's notice bv an improved process and by hydraulicjaiwer at his saw mill at Woodward. The press is conceded hy ail as the tost in tour tot au4 will do satisfactory gnd Work in all cases. The public are ipviled to bring their apples, in quantities from 5 to 500 bushels, and they will be accom modated in the lust manner. S3 ft J, 0. MOT?. —ln view of the laying of the corner stone of the new Lutheran church at Uoburn on next Sunday Rev. M. L. Deitzler is necessitated to postpone his regular appointments at Aaronsburg and St. Paul's church on that day. The time for the corner-stone services was tiged after these appointments had been made. This will explain the ne cessity of recalling them. Notice of the next regular services will to given through the JOURHAL. —Last Saturday morning the new engine of the Millheim Knitting Mills was tried for the first time by John Keretetler, who is also a practical en gineer and seems to understand all about an engine and boiler. About in the middle of the forenoon the steam whistle sent forth its jbrlll sound, an nouncing that everything is O.K. The i factory is now ready for bustoess and the Messrs. Crawford will begin to , manufacture stockings this week with i about 50 machines. I HAD KIDWWY MRORDKR And SSy for the good of others that Dr. Kenne dy's Favorite Reroedp- cured me. Li**. S. C. Chandler. Lebanon Springs. N Y. | I bad wtone ia the Bladder and Gravel ia the Kidneys. 1 used Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy end am now well. B I>. Parsons, Rochester. M Y. Prise $1 Read J-eent at amp to Lr. Kennedy, Rondoni, NT. Y.. for a book on Kidney, Ltoer and iltond disorders. Mention thte paper. .4-4* OWVTRW Conrrv DAY Broad ip your gaod uWandgg*fready ogoto tig Iwadasmew AHr oetoi'#s%. Tfmy have GAACT DR 1 I AIGF ■ I TOMFKT SMK (WMTAFFF ITETE IVKIFT I.WWfUWJ y 9WY ' vpwM teste vdli tat ma fg m io --egi dpidoga tko ifntc gseua^te •a* 4ft > aA that her. (to (atnedav | ihwsfieenoow teste W*Wb*riieto • tlto , Fate gsoawto •mm M* p * Is to ATEF *M INW BS TO AW -TEG to All ' i stern < uws' —tor Sim as totem * tmwtet to .antedtto toWhteteiteiealfoc fto'w St. ftote r. Willi 'WteS*Vllee u* tos ,t- JSmtm ****** etemw mm to tow mm * Wto ma rW Vwaar # jgMp anmr as totesm ETO ,U TOAT MM R ASIWIPF. JR br wiir fcmf lb ■mbf mamki to • tod f itapp 11 i r - ' * Ntv GlusFibi-TW d in to wuh tto pubdg that to to* Lakes auto charge d tto gram toa. towriy <VMi to Whiimar A pa* ito tughaot ratrfcart praam tic ail kiiMteuf grata and :a lead turpi ag Ail B n.fc .rf cwsl m toital whneh Will to torni Ito And square and toast ait atoto. Hhnlto Cto jmLnm* of tto to! ina I itaipA tto* wit etm&mtm to Ami ah to a* iitor tto a*w ymmntonlif. vDik I <tl ad mam Sue A ton jf tor pntnwiiny Bimpeetfail*. Cton. Pa jl J Cximu^. Laicm. —Tto wr it. cubn wil to tot m antt msoonta 3A>n.n<, taw Mi nt swrninna wtii an uttai u tttn ur tat *to miuuct. Tto <r<MUtai tor at tto Mr* toca mil to mrbMbiy ypd fUr wca aw cos Ampm ArrainsHßmo tii to rveim to toma ic 3* > suet, marn. to -4-. £ ~hanii in j—nir jc ton LaU •wan siiiren at -tontor? lirarm a asss- A mihua o*'Ca.ub to mnt a mm a* ton suura uu giiuf tf ton I auEf i toum *Ti Traa w a 1 Fhaoasvu. —Tto Inlaws ait Amrwc aw Tic ropur. arm uruuru to lius etf in imrum mm can* a tod* I* a mxm.l ton ana Ctof & nai tto anuria, tomtit time miwn ituruivnc uS tort Cuuauiito Ldaaaada nod Cur uaer Bom amuadnitdf started to tto diivcuuii htrtiratod aito anuux uoue to tamed with tto anagtod nuiiii of JutaiL-y J. Giw, tto BUB of £oia* C. nud J. A. Grunt, former!* uf CtaAse Hall, Fx Johnny had atoned u aoid atornuig imp his home arito a spsui ef pawm which to vo taking up to ha brother. Al. Grovejo jmaturt. He traa riding tto one pony oud bwdiag tto other n xlli tto halter strap .uod tto oup positioa is that tto huj tied tto strap to bia arm. Near to tto spot where bis body waa found, it is supposed that one of tto pootee became frightened and the boy being unable to disentangle himself was thrown to tto ground and dragged for six or eight rods, being kicked and tramped upon until life was ' extinct. When found tto boy's scalp was torn almost completely from bis bead and bis body was mutilated in a frightful manner. Tto remains were taken to tto borne of bis parents on tto 1 corner ot Broadway and Twelfth Street where sn inquest was held, and were then interred in tto Larued^aietery Tto friends of yto sorrowing parents in this cotnmuoity were shocked to hear toeae sad news and a general feel* lug of sympathy and oondolement for tto afflicted parties prevails. Tub Picnic op tuk Vetera xa.— Between tto hours of eight and ten o'- clock on Saturday morning Millbeim was made lively by the many people wbo passed through town en route for tto picnic in .Everett's grove. Al though the sky looked very threatening in the morning the heavy clouds broke and old Sol showed bis laughing face before the forenoon was half past. The band left town about 9 o'clock and drove past the grounds and direct to t.to>tatk>n to await the arrival of tto II o'clock train. The early train had al ready brought over two hundred passen gers and when the special traiq arrived at half past eleven about aOO people got i oft and' mingled with again as many wAo were ready to receive them. The Spring Mills and College bands were on the train and the Potter's Mills drum corps was on hand since early in tto morriug. The bands and veterans formed in line and at once inarched to the groye, where another oiowd of peo ple were assembled. It is estimated that about lifiOO people were in attend, a nee Col. das. P. Coburn was on tto speaker'* stand and welcomed tto new comers in his usual happy style: The hour for dinner was already past and the speaker cut tils remarks very short and allowed the people to satisfy tto inner nan After dhnnsg '.lip pro. >' gramme ;'or ito afternoon wan rained '* and'gone through with n tto toll*wing order : itepnrta of ito secretary sad Treasurer md ot he Nomina ting Cora initlee. .-end Uf (Jot I> i Usher, vfwde uy \Mts 'wad. 'nHnsr. ' MS hf a splendid addvesn of .-nmnus t. ' W I'.wsliN. ofitoto fr.i'wdi *s r feenr, wmS -wtortatoinw taMstonr tog. it tier Met W amasra- iwnnl to '' rtewee EdlM* arafssg*to fltawr m •_ * <wi— tf M -'Agree ■ tos abr Amr 'wtis mmrnm j Local CorrespoodeDce. AjiEj w *a tm tto tattoo to. | Jw Swetoy ta*t as IS A'tfcf fc. a. w.. HI toee. tr Lswkr wtß to tetto to (tied ta tsyadd. ikwll tto veto to kfuolfe Tto ana >m fmbi *i .tMAito wish |Nyk jm to* way •* Fto ■ AnyAm rtah a*-ftartta ttoft M toe pto Tto itotyta law gwwg nt in Marly at- i ' •*> toar Weae a* ietr towe awe ub wrtv [ I n* Smb. wib< a* ito towey toucto m*i | { etoto. Jmw totortoi C3ppijin to uaaer jb tosntaf tok W autsttad tone it mr wrtaed am jb* Ba-virKtaUng mm *mnm* toe eek. AJ > euatat an illy toe* ,miw m. to iadto*. mm* Tttmittn lnuo m A* tot Amea tota Wrtac * ta*. mux. to. AitaCe 'jwwed ■aiWhii -I ia '** mL V ess touie tauw aL lap eto M X.* aync tow toya[ wUt fahait u. tin* j- — (pvr b awye <d im lAmfnij s •). 1 'iif* Caaußf Fmb m. fruiu} id *uxz to Jfer towsjA Case, a toy*- crave marvtr c ta ktauare ttoß to- will gtw as> (It last hutot ttoiuiuL Jut- Auhu wa laka viutotU* ejck nti chuksa tuor ta*. Mr hue to Him- ■** jiwAtot raltoyr wtud to had toes. uWßug And Will tto topka ÜBitor vrmrt ta taut auid A tow ywn ug* tto ito Mr ki|t *a ttoead tto- toryr euu. id fU.IH* fur JW rnarm uf tto latad, aatd uw tto lugtow hid fur tto trbuir tact ta gSWb. Ttoa is s rmi- Utahir piout of UiubertoiMl atad it BSS— wmiyr that it has but im auid bduit thto Mr. A. A. L*ua LA* again her*, ragaged by tto erhuulboard to tetat L tto Muuntaia Bchuul tbta winter TVunuw Bard, who uto frun tto- Weat, ■petit a few day* aat Mr JH Ht-rt-'i but ' waa*. Wrrt'n *am tbinbrr w at prvarat <kvog guud urk at iSantot omeS t. biua AAKONhBI'KUi. Tto- potato crop to aa large ooc WnaUeU InaUael uf a amliau rrup as was iferiuUßly ititnl by yuor curreapun dcot. (tot. Mubmx haa nntotoal to aaitmif piarae at the Huvkut-H Valvendtjr, tow to burg, Pa., and baa gut* to tto Pennsylva nia (State College Uj take a course at that institution. Hi* slater, Katie, has artputn panlMi blm with tto same intentioua. Her. Yearick lost hi* hay outre (Fanny,) on last Monday night. Her dekueaa was of but a few days' duration. Fanny was A very fine driving bad, Puetiuaator Thoa. Yearick and wife, and J. H. Manner went to Philadelphia last Tuesday morning to attend tto State fair and tto Constitutional celebration*. Mr. Yearick's arill also visit their children, P. Gross and H. H. Yearick's, wnile to the city. The following were visitors to our burg daring tto last week : Chaa. Menah, from Middleburg, Pa., visiting his psrQ^G ,M> Menah'* ; Rimer u Liarkatown.Pa., at Chasj. U. Mover's ; Miss Lizxie Foster, of l Harrishnrg, Pa., at tor grandparents, Em'l Ettinger's; Lewis Wetsei, of Bellefonte, at M. M. Musser'*; James linker, of tomoat, at his parents, D. H. Leaker**: Prof. W H. Kister, of Henry City, HI., at his cousins Geo. and Kdwanl Kister**. He to a o£ Jacob Kister, of ami as present a ufWttos-of tto iiUnots legislature, fruui Marshall county. Axotmkb. SMITH TOWT. Tto long wished for rain -una and am ' with a %-engennee. Nearly oil our folks were ta the *ohibni' ' reunion on itatnntav ind were well iiinssert This week every other ;iersna is ilttWlVlgl , tto • irangm* picnic i Ml- Mnsrvi a ami -oxser .X N'iganv - Hail, vere ivere on a visit. 1 Nforrt* vimnort is on tto stek dsSL M tor W T. Aanuus. termntMHUed v '' itehsrt < 'rawfont. raa*eeu is>r >urg - hut ■ ' week. (to*, fiover -.ens hansa a \-IsW ita rtonty jm!*< hunqt ia namag.aWar -gji" iks • i* 'Htot ap-imichiai—Msr U m M- tor- nam, 'M aawresMSMMto C— *IU> Mr Ml Mrs. C. M Maw sMwa. f IDtoty. Jf Vew tote, wto aanwi to tshkr mm toa inn ksy aasr CmOmigt wtoes *to eapaeßs as raasasa Massy tdiltart ta • itadlac ap ha* itaC wt tod a gmd ii iWia i ■ wp W irwhl ant sw piiMS mi kark of mn am Aswsvbn a 9PCLV; lUA U ta <sr paralhil Any to *■ uei rto mmAkm l—ra mt Mra Daami Eawkla. mt Mas pEwr. mi to T irttai-ia -sunA usjo snttnc to to mt Wrpiu u rto BM*f pMUtar ■■ srann BSS sna to* j mgsgpw m tor mat ——- twrmms. asikta ae piuwar am ■£ mm naad ta to ta jpe ium m n tod hutasr a to ant nia taua to lis to tto tary cto tur tto wtotan sn.. Tto nntartaia. a j guuc uta aatd will mu aunts givt gtßMsa; Pit una. BIBLE WOT.-Alfred Spec, K. J.. if rxteiwmsly rngngml la ps ■erviuc Uufarmmied Crept 1 iaiae from tto Oporto Gnaw* nai napfiliM it to mtwy rrligwtais suctrtwo far Ctaratsiw parpcirat. The follow tog M from Dr. Julia Ellis, wbo has written severe] work* on Bible wtee"The writs obtained from Mr. Speer a bottle i 4 his Unfermeoled Wtoe mod found it very pleasant and nutritious wine. A cbrm iat pat a portion of this via* into a re tort and dmulled and eostobwd ab>—t one third of the eooteuu of the retoit. The distilled hod neither the emrll nor the taste of alcohol, nor did chemical tests indicate any trace of aloobot." Fgof. Bcdi SlTE's Mkmoky PLAKO. —Prof. Loiaetie, the famous memory Improver, has now returned from hie lecturing lour during the heated term to bis offices. No. 237 Fifth Avenue, where he will remain to attend to his correspondence pupils. During thia his holiday, he hat lectured to large clames At Watch Hill, Saratoga and ekewhere, winding up with three large ctestei at Chautauqua. We cannot im agine bow e system of memory training could be more strongly undorend ||m * Prof. Loisetie's bee been by such men ae Mr. Richard A. Proctor, Hoo. W. W. Aster, Judah P. Benjamin, Doctors Brown end Minor, Ac. If more could be added it has beeu aaor ded in the fact of patronage of hie system by 100 Columbia College law students, two clssees of 300 each at Yale,4oo at Well eeley College,4oo at University of Penn sylvania, and throe large elsmns at Chautauqua. la the face of tfceoa iacta who can hooitatg Ut 'iffi to Una Mem ory for needed memory im- VARRIED. On tto ilta. into, as tto tonss at Jnsott 81A enAadi in (StUtotm. by Bsv J. a. M. Swsnsnl. m. WilllASS OssfcAit. at HlMlmriw .Ut Mto Bsassta . gtenmuk. ot Mllltoim onttoianmst.. in MptouM* W tto m, Mr. (tow. A. tortg m 4 Mtm (' uton— LISA. batb uf Maiom totwnstogk OwB Oa, Pn. Ail the Tear Rnunri mm . "±1 sor ! Iuuin' r toura^Mknamnwusaam s- JbUL riLir*. rnmmmm 2mmm. I MZLLHEEM.PA i: Hoopyf Peculiar iJLTS To ttieff ■>■ ■mi ii will >lll iiMi - - ~1 It i ■ 111 I mil ■—r* Imi imt ii ■in i m MYBtt tmiii VEHICLES. mmiLumnm. BAYERS A SCOVU, PATEIITScSss Millheim Telephone Exchange. ALL THIS WAY FOR YOUR ROOTS & SHOES! All tku my / say / By your It/e <Aey art and yo*'U mover have a chance at guck a lot again. THE BIGGEST LOT AND THE BEST SELECTION of Boot* 4*4 Shoeu, / swear, I ever mw for the money. lam not im ajkt I poMtonaa K *peak (nearly exhausted) but will call out some cold facta that'll | mote your jaw borne s ache next week. EXCITEMENT RUNS HIGH ABOUT THE LOW PRICES OF £' % H. MUSSEA A SUITS BOOTS AND SHOES. My mmepender blUhme are about bunting of but I tkail certmniy gbm yam. full partition of the whole thing next week. MAN AT THE TKLFI PHONE. This Hot Weather Grmrißatfnii J.W. STOVER'S Ybbiuml thsxn ni CsdKOHQM 3 GLASS JLKD QTHESSW ARE SPEEB'S GRAPE WIVES, rso Gun irxt Jkl — * | yWTjf 4a, ~ r * I * | Ptsfc |j * I - ssr\t BKmL. a m I mSSk Spot's P>rt tinipr Wiae? fOCM TEJM3 OLD. 5 mam i i ■g? 7i^M l SSL^*aSa*S* 1 SSm.
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