davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-09-25
BAD FINANCIERING.

~. sIHs1 s on"1sn @ ursa.t'oH -.
on olV seaIo when the F1acIlty uld was 10 buy
the Safety Deposit Vaults, which had been built
by Ms. Thom.a o. Bryan. This purchase was
c;,uunmntc., nm tl,a s7tb NJ A,r;t ,x7,1 Ths
h,.,,, a.1, 49, a1 ~ eso ~ ~ s.' .sp'., ao ."s
tncsuubrarcc of s13.159, which was the BALANCE
Of All lncumbrancs OF $l3,l39, created By 4
tynsttlrcl dated ynv- 4 1s7n ~ Jnhn f,o,,ld
n,,, oIso . sao..a... -. ~. r,,,as.t..,. III
1.". uso 'no'sxake W s"e .o.'nee1Nut 'a'e'
insurance company on oil OK Lot LOT s3l,o u
Mt. bryan agreed to pay any other lnCumbEance
Width might bc found To exist. THIS incu.u-
hr ,ns,. nj ant rna ,r,s rrsorv.1 nv the mr., ~
es .,.s ~ 1890 w.. .,.,.s...''.., e
s1oeeeot'" PAts "o"' LIVE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " MIu'i'
braaces and foe Ibis tue notc OF the Fidelity WA
80. '. - - -. -. ,.... ,.,,.t,' -, -
, 1877-09-25
AA1HIx


p1e depositos+ .......+.4l, 31u. GUV
Mr lcrackson had not the rral.estate srhcd-
ule With him when Tue TRIBUNE reporter saw
hIui. but It cousiats VI thu bank buiislfpg On
Randolph street; ono lot, forty By eighty feet,
north Ut the state Savings lank uuii4iibg, VI,
Lasa!ie street; lot northeast corner u Madison
a Fth aysnus, at,y by sttS TT; two iots
twenty-five BY !t0 feet sach; Nv feet just east
Of Centrnl psrk, fronting partly upon
South Chicago. This i thu sum Total ii real
estate, as fa1 as Mr. pcrickson could suz,etnter.
Tic bulk Of bills payable Will all u!a!ure within
tha next forty days. sune of the Hills discount
cd aIc long post due. and soIqc pessoimi loaua
arc said 10 have been nude upon very bad
names, whLrh the reporters have ~ yet besu
unable TO lcarn. The .uScsttncnt-aceonntr rep
subject To slil. further reduction. It Il hard,
lust 1T this time, to tell thu real condition
Of tla bunk: 1t May bs worse thall
tie statement uhoys 9vea-but haruir bctlef.
Alr. IIaincs IL ls,4ebted to tho bunk, but be has
tusuri over all h!s property by i blanket mort
gakc, which will probably ~ recorded to-day.
In an interview wita JvuTa.a reporter AIr.
, 1877-09-25
THE ORGANIZATION.
TltR cT1AATER OF Tf1B BANK
Is granted by tho Legislature OF 1S65, aud was


III follows:
An Acs 10 Incorporate tse tarnter.' ana lie.
snaase, Sassngs Hanx o. hnoE m Geunsy ntnots ~
gtato Of JlInoiS rcpteseuied In she tirncroi A..
naf Wand fosfa ohn l. ee9 r AaiSns noa9n san'
William +. s!:;ss $saa fsts.:en, Ws.tsn I: s.
10 md ars declared and constitnto1 ! body
p ~ .ac nane sna 1yS o. av Earm
~" and sNaji Ssyo snscrss, ~ con,11n s@uI su,
1sxs: i plsaa "a b? i%gissasd: = appoat ii
sees, ad s1oIcse ali taa lowers ~ neces.asT wa t.
shts H. set: nh, o,,,t.,,,,ocs =, t,o a,.o.,,,,on
shs'l 10 so ooo viii nowsr 10 tnc.caaa tbG sa
a." "n .nnunt nj .tcoeaino enn tny -
al sh.II he tiIyIdsi into sharrs ~ ~
saeb which .s.ii b assmsd persoasl propcrty. pr f
sse as ~ Dys,tv 9y ~
ma3 2Ren oq2ks a ief % ,ns sqRacf,Pson cf stock 81
place al fhoy ma1 sppout. uDon gfyinr ten dsys' W
~ ~hno sGo ~ @ n m
f. ssnhscribad md pne.hnsf nnii In IhS iii cnr.
notatota or ' aivr;ty M ths.u M 's sba .o Sse
ts1 81 aS me a4a pIs ~ Ike
Ind @ ".ssnlxu psid corpoFat,on na" The s,oeh1esr.
sna Hill M hui tber nccs for D" "uc g,
n,, tctr sceSssnr. se arc cIscsc .n "'
Whnn sieetci fha Dircctnrs s,niI e,rct Hs"s,irnt
fron7 thrie AVN htxiv nnnuotf~. Xii .nn,it ts
nn.n.ssrr nf,re,s HS.t nwsnIe ~ IN" c1prrpra,an .o
nnI .hmif n"c snrh IN - :" ri thc h.snss -,
~ ~ cnrnar"tinn y. ~ tmterss,o ~ nav s"oa "
VI" us" srhs as;h ror"cssti", sy sn,i1 fss ,x,.
~ hnr,nw nsn"sv Ia rcs"i." ,,,"n"x -, rnsit
rnd Linz tnfsrrst thcrnnn and II IL, M mnnn~ ~
NM rnt. ~ intsr.sI nnt cxr..Inv tba. umsy ~ -
I,sr,i t. isv ~ Intlsd1,sis nj f. Ii.."t @ ~ H.
renunto9r" u,tn hsnE r.nm tn"I ~ ,un."s, u"s s,a -,
~ timn ihrs. !. - .h,ii h nnrth ~, ,I
nnshs 1".3 "a ~ IL. ssah ss.a.1 NV .MSM" 'os
t ~ - - !s s M ~ ~ - 1ist FL H snets,oss
~hnny" hiis nnsna hoI. mi TX 9,t}. W. r" .u.4
f3s. m.v n.x.. III hn'f soIn sna st thniiinn,
msvt eresSrt sra 1srnts III @ sro,, ""ssn. s..n
M!s9 .,sii H 1,.v ~ ."au,itsu u"sfs
=. ,rS T",.on r., cI.,n, ~ ,,v r." nds, =, ocrn
n{ any rourt nI trnunai n thr stta f IliinoI. NJ
~ ~. Tn1tsS sfatcs. rnks snrh .,'e,ni ,,,,o
~ tne f ndeh spSeao
stV ~ .snnns.tann ~ ~ ~ saTn tna., ~ M .Mts ~ ,ets ~
~ ~ siI n.ats ~ % nsrt,H III; - ~ uess a ~
INITIATING Of Increasing thc same aliuwtps aid pay.
lng such interest theFsfor not xfsater ihsn here.
tn6atofe pfosi4ed - may ~ aErcsl upon: n,aJ
ts.uo letters Of credit aud other cpmmesrtai ob(.
Rat.ohs; .n ,,,
! 5fog|nui M ans sano shs!. nyt W ~ tle siWn-
saae 81 nans n3.ss OF o.hef oSasnsss o. dcot. ds;
with said corporason' and sa,a eSpsta uha EnIs y
subject 10 theif otdet vnly. ~ ''' ~
| to purchase aud bald I'll such real anA personal
estate ~ n.ay be required for ths tsansactoa OF
thcf bustness to bold real estate ~ security toE
aud III payment 9f loans and de1ls due o. to hc.
eo!na aus 10 saia e1sposatsons nna 70 paseaass at
1 tt2l " tttRoAA9 I4t3%t ~ &AJ EA12Ee9 ss
, 1877-09-25
II. r. DENICKSON.


From Mr.. Il. r. Dcrickson the following state
ment Ut the assets ot the bank as they stood
Friday evening was CLEANED yesterday. or
course, the compilation was made from some
what hurried examination Of the books, but It
will bs found approximately correct, and Ia
more complete and sallsiactory than uny Which
tho officers Of the bank arc wlllng 10 N axe at
the present Ames
, 1877-09-25

d. KApwAr-KInd Etr. I takt thA liberty u Addrrss
yon sealn Ny heab II xfrstlJ u!rused by tan 1ss =
Jogt Mf!iclnak 1hrcs of It's tu1,uFs afu ertirsR
~ I'D ~ sssHt dseys asnt se[y a1,. 81
hs w1n4eSf4l cure nedrlns h4s ane fol me- oas
nnNa Aht pne trosn ExnAa. ta9eS fTon !aEssSa. As0
w..-.u..~~,-... - 49, ",.: 1IsS 9: kIK51rTI;,. r "a
tsslG&hts lsdr. aud TeTY Benevolent shn hna bstn he
gcAs u stn4 many hotues Of ttle tstolstnt Y t1s
a4itua4!ss W. hsts heard u SOMA woaderful cusue
.' t:BEuHAcH 4 CO.
Ann Arbor, Nich.. Aug. Ia. ISIS.
, 1877-09-25
PRICE, 81 Per Bottle.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.


.. .A1N Azno1. Mich. April "a le7s.:-.DR. RApxA1-
l.tinR s ~! a!.e .*ng he Re.y kslsf ae9ss 0ns r.
meat smiurht rhrs'cisna Of oar Medical Coless rtv'
D0Hpced laGuraih4.
They ueru tke knots On = tres. My weight wA2 ~
poitnA when commenced viii, your feIned1sAt Ana
n4w y ts0 haR4Isd sp1 ten ..Inus b1t they ~ r.
:Isns h!ns nf Mst!st soa tottie. Of Fs
your boJk " fsAa and True"
, 1877-09-25
Tumor OF Twelvo Years. Growth
Cured by Hadway's Hesolvent

ns tRTtx :R hars ,a 2ys,aa qMGf ,a =, e
70 hsp fcr r." tItc1 sssIJ!A!Gg tAak VA Issse: q:
s; s19, II, r. {oi tTslss }es k ! s1 %s
hottss q yoar Res.y i:o'tsf md there not sxn
ws.lo ehc ieft ttis Ct the bowels. ex.s the grots
Wrtla t1S a $1u tor tia benuAt Ut !thcf1. 10Y taa
kNbflsA u I You cA10ke. HANNAH I. kaAlR.
, 1877-09-25
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary aud Womb DiscAsch. 0rave plsbctea, nrposY.
stoppaKo q M.,er, IncontinoQco OF urlns Bffxhta
Utseaxs. Alhu Mnuth. amt In nil Win thcts
edSk d'is DE- q !'o T.ssI s h,ck .os
wtila sIt.. u thers il . moTbiE dark billions appcs
ancp and whtc 6oLs' dust 4upos!ta aud when there II
fof4 Il lhe mall Qi The hAck and 2i0da Tho lQlua.
, 1877-09-25

Continued Oil thu ssysutu I.u:%v
, 1877-09-25
READ FALSE AND TRUE.

Ecnd ent letter a.anpp 70 EApWAT GO he; snts e
Whr!cc"t.. New fuFk. iDIurulasjea <usea le11
Nll lu &slt Guus
, 1877-09-25

HlhbCy f0u AAtGs lHEH ktGt tAu lGIl WuAk kllA1
Of dividend to look fur. What you cun tell Us
10 from tie tonks
AND Will. nx EXACT,
Surely 1t Is much preferable that the public
,noul 10 correctly informed san it |" Tor to
,'''ysll. you'll have to eurss 1t our gusss.
The property Is no longer lu thy .taiids. Tho
Court lias poa!csslon. aud when the, Receiver
st. y L. * s!s E'vss s' soq iast.' s issy now.
haye several mors questions 70 ask you. For
instance: About those Calumet luans ind infer.
est; do they asll"nnt ~ e10o,tu0t THEN, huw
1 n. g
src you loaded down with 81, ,oN OF TINT stun,
snu -
''You ucean't 80 nuy farther. have talk Cd
thing more. lu faet, I've been advised Gy uiy
furnish the information"
And although the rcportcr hung on to Mr.
lIa'ucs with .pli The polite lestinacty lor which
tl,e craft Is note', the pump. refused to work.
The well had appateutly rundry. aud no amount
Of questions, delivered With tic skin like unto
that Whtrh one uscs In pouFtu9 watcr down y
pump fur the purpose of getting The wives ia
WORKING ordcr, would set tho machine going
sEain.
Mr. Charles J. Ilaines, tho Cashier. was o
| approaehct. but dcrliued ~ give uny figures or
ticyc.l thas Il BIZ father had been allowed 10 20
gu, tlc dekositurs wuull have gut eyrry cent
due them tn year ur two. liz wn8 proceeding
10 asnpl!ty th!s statcnscnt, to spcak ii shrink
ayes IN reat sstass, htoSks. cts,, when = litt!u
oil xcntisn,an. rejoicing In Tho slalnc Of Smith,
Initials Il. d., Sir. ltasnes' private Attorney, 10.
Pyoachcd, with an uiF vi great u,ystery, anl
suspicious Etauce towards the reporter, ~ il
they were gettlug At s0tncthang which ilier liai
no right tt know, bHrkoncd htr. llanea away
With the se!uark, 2" "Chlsl1e, must 4ce you ltu.
tucdtately."
Dir. Ilainea fingered about the bank awhile,
but was wfthin thu Dsreeturs' ROOM Or locked VI,
III tue interior Of the p!aeo wllerc uo svportoHai
, 1877-09-25

~. Assay replied ono million.
Mr.. Asay--Thc asauts are heavy.
Tho Court--This Court wlIi not aliow half a
Mr. Asay-1he aascts Aru convertible by tho
stroke Of pen...bonls and mortgages.
". Dcxtsr-nsal estate. 49,.
Mr.. Assy-To cover the sascts.
Tho Court--Not necessarily, The best secu-
Tlty cannot By got BY Iuak!ug tho bond TOO
lurEc. | had fixed upon $t0QO0O ur &7lU 000.
but now think that Is TOO n,uyl,.
MIR, Jewrtt, in reply to a question ~ to hls
idca. said lsc was not advised u, the nature OF
tho assets, but understopd the large part was
which yielded sls,00U a year rent, Tho bauE.
building proper aha EsounA he wxA told were
worth solI'e $:*o ,0uO or etDa,0uU. The halancn
Q! the property lls supposed consisted of lA1.l
ooaned e,.a " foreclosure lie supposed TINT all
tn hand.
The Court-would 1t be pos.lb.e for tho 1se-
cciyer 70 iaye q any one tins s3O.u)of
hir. Jcwett-it never ought 10 bc.
THO CouEt-a0, xu4luu't double that amount
be ample securltvf
Mr. Jewett--That is my Judgment.
Mr. Evans--lie x"uit have 10 make : month
~ report to the Court, aud what ubiect would
there bo Ia having large bondi
Mr. Jewett said there werc sonse Gtty detoslt-
oEs In tho ruu,n, and he hail bcen rvQucstcti u
say for them that they desired that 'the bank
.Aoutd continue aud pny out MONEY as Il had
6ccil DUNG. This showed that they hA4
soNB cONKlDkscK IN TUE AAkAusA ExT,
but 1t was innpractteablc Ia the prescnt eondt-
aton ol thhlst.
visabe Iur tue Court 10 defer the matter Ut up.
polntlncAt until this Eorlllng YiIce soi,Ie Aalne,
mighs 6e withdrawn aud harmony arrived at.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19

Dn0SessoN y. ~. wlNTxns,
% this city. sod y sDv v.vpss~i ~ nv =.
Asus'kss = ttsiin ~ OesbSs nas q v~ssos.
shls ssass. Csil q sdAsgs = J. nunt's nss'ss.
~. 49, 0uG1s sUgs1GA1A ~ bSlh. Oo1ues.
- -, asss = sssas. = w's'sn : S,s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19
wagon Depository.

HAVING RECEIVED THE AGENCY
II for the sale Of ths celsheated studebsksr
Wagons. an nov receiving wagons from the
above mauufactory, especially adapted to this
state. "a they we're made from models and pat
terms sent 10 the msnufsctory BY me. ! also
have hne lot Of
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-04-19
Gxsssss AND LIGHT spa,na wAsoss

hand. Also Fasm and kosd wagons OF my
own make. The above Wagons I guarantee to
s~il ~ low ~ the sams style Of Wagons can be
pufchars-d in Sacramento CITY. with the sddi.
ton of sr~isht fsom Bsesamsaeo " Carpee.
have also on hand and fos sale
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
Tsrms-S1.5o Per Annum.


After al exciting and bitter de-
bate, the U. S. Senate finally passed
the Electoral Eill, ON Thursday
morning the 25th, by the decisive
vote of AZ yeas to IL nays. 20 De
mocrats and 81 Republicans voted
for the bill. and 16 Republicans and
l Democrat Eaton of Connecticut
against it. The bill was sent to
the House Immediately where it
passed on Saturday by vote of l9l
ayes To SO nayes. 159 Democrats
aud 80 Republicans voted aye, and
IS Democrats and 6S Republicans
voted nay on nnal passage. II will
be seen that the Democrats largely
favored the bill, while large ma
jority of the Republicans opposed it.
The President signed the bill
and it il now the law of
the land. Tie bill provides the ap-
pointment of = tribunal to be COM
posed of Ave Judges Of the Supreme
Court, five Senators and I've MEM
bers of Congress. all points of diff
ference upon which tho House aud
Senate can not agree will be sub
mitted To this tribunal, whose ac-
tion in the case will be conclusive
unless nullitied by the concurrent ac-
ton OF the two Houses of Congress.
Both political parties are rep
resented on this tribunal rs nearly
equal rs possible.
The gentlemen likely to constitute
the commission will ne as follows ::
SUPREME COURT JUDGES.
Nathan Clifford, of Maine.
Samuel +. Miller, of Iowa
Stephen J. Field, Of California.
William Strong. of Pennsylvania.
Joseph L. Bradley, of New Jersey.
SENATORS.
va v
r. T. FrelinGhuysen, New Jersey.
Thomas L. Bsyard, of Delaware.
Allen q. Thurman, Of Ohio.
Q. Z. Morton, of Indiana.
REPRESENTATIVE.
George F HoaT, of Massachusetts,.
j. y, Garfield, of Ohio.
II. Is. Payne, of Ohio.
E. Uunton, of virginia.
J. q. Abbutt, of Massachusetts,.
The House and Senate will have
a joict meeting tomorrow 10 count
the vote, when it will soon be known
what points of difference the COM
mission will have to determine.
What the result will DC it is impossi-
bic 10 foretell. For ourself, We
firmly believe that TIldea and uend-
rieks were fairly elected, and that
they will finally be go declared.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
The Death Ofa Pastor.

The Rev. J. Tlgen Burrell, pastor
of the st. Matthews Evangelical Lutheran
Church. In State street. Brooklyn, died ON
sunday the list. lie became pastor Of the
church two years ago. and went % Brooklyn
from stone Church Northampton county.
Pa, where hr had been pastor f0r fiiyeen
years, building up In That tine three large
churches within = circuit OF ten MileS.--Nelc
York sun -.
a large throng Of the recent par
ishoners and a number OF the congreg CATION
III the late Rcv j. llgeR Burrel, atteAded
his funeral Yesterday afternoon, the y last,
In St. Matthew's Lutheran Evangelical
Church, In state steet, Brooklyn, Of which
the dead preacher had been the pastor for
two Years. The house was heavily drapcd
the CONN was covered with floral emblems.
The songs were 10y the Sunday school Dupiis.
The Rev. Df. WedeHind,' President of the
Lutheran synod .iu New York. read the
Scripture less IN. and the Rev. a. Hitler Oi
German Valley, n. j., preached the sermon.
Brief eulOgieS were SPOKEN by tho t.ey. jus
tin ID. Fulton and the Rev. DR.. Wild. Tine
enterment WAS la Greenwood Cemetery
.Nelc York Gan OF b
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
Spring Mills Items.

\ TIiden Flag was raised in
Georges Valley shortly after the elec-
tinR and it is still flowing as proudly
as ever.
The revival in still in progress
and goodlv number have already
connected themselves with the
church. On SUNDAY evening of last
week Rev. Pallsg'Ove of Williams
port delivered 4 very able discourse
To the largest congregation ever rs.
remblpd in the church. II iS thought
that nearly 600 peupie were present.
The ballast is being put on the
road bed here. aud we NAV vet live
to see the day when the iron horse
will come putting into town.
As Mr.. Harry Vonada WAS on
his way 10 Milruy with a load of
grain, the sled upset and fell on his
legs. He cxtrira.ed himself after
much effort. Presence of mind
saved his life, as he held on to the
lines teuaci lustr. He was not ser
iously hunt after all.
TOSRY.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
Lodge and Society Directory.

The Millheim Cornet Band will
meet every evening this and next
week in the Town Hall, and will
give Concerts in MiIlheim on Satur-
day evening, III Woodward on Thurs
day evening and IN Mifflinburg on
Saturday evening of next week.
Providence Grange No. 2l7 p. Of
H.. meets in Alexalder's block on
the End Saturday of each month at
81 =. NJ. and Oh the fourth Saturday
Of each month at II Z. N.
The irving Literary Society meets
in the Town Hall, every Friday ev-
ening.
The Millheim =. 6 L. Association
meets in Town Hall, on the evening
of the second Monday of each month
Millhelm Council, No. 800, y.
u. A. NJ. meets on 1st md 3rd Sat
urdays of each month, 1T Z o'clOk
P. NJ, in their Lodge Rooms, Wits
building,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
SenotOrs Elected.

Judge David Davis, Of the L.
6. Supreme Court WAS last week
elected u. S. Senator from Illinois,
vioe Logan, forci6ly retired. The
change is for the better by great
odds.
West Virginia returns Senator
Davis for q full term, and F. Mere
ford for a short term.
Som after Mr.. Hill, of Georgia,
fiaished his speech in the House on
Friday. in favor of the electoral bill
he received Il telegram from Georgia
annuncing that he had been elected
to the United States Senate. lie
was warmly congratulated on his
success by members of both parties.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

The Reformed church in this
valley is making progress in the
right direction. At a late meeting
held ut Centre Hall the West =.
Chassis recommended thr recorstruc-
tion of the A arnnshurg and B Iai|-
burg charges 40 ~ Ia form third
charge ut Centre Hall. composed of
the Union, Centre Hall and Lnon
congregations. On Monday last thf
joint cOnSlstorv oi the Aaronshurg
charge met tn take action on the re.
cnra,upndation of Chassis and hy a
unanimous vote accepted the action
recommend, d.
IT, fac htate this action Rev. J.
G.. Shnemaker teHdrrtd bis resigna-
tion, hat the consistory 10y unani-
mons vote refused tn accept it Ii
ia recommended that the action Of
Chassis take effect on the first OF
June next.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

SERIOUS Fun. Last Monday
night rather spriops affair occurred
ut tenns Creek, near ErteI's Mill.
Mr. Jacob B. Kern. who resides just
over the bridge at StOver's distillery
had for some time lived in state Of
separation from his wife. Last week
Mr.. kern's mother, an aged woman.
departed this life. This act of Prov
idence seems To have been the Occa
sion Of Il reunion between Mr.. and
Mrs. Kern. who have lived together
since the old lady's death. On Mon
day night mum Ier of young men
in the neighborhood undertook TO
celebrate this reunion Ivy ca'nthu1p
ion music and Il general fuss. Kern
did not relish this procedure and
gave them a reception which they
hardly expected. He fired {. musket
heavily loaded with shot or small
bits of lead into the crowd, wound
ing no less than seven, namely, l..
FL. Slower, forehead Henry Slower,
back of the neck James Kerstetter.
side of neck Jacob Sanders. elbow :
George Adam, leg VIM. Wolf, head /;
And. Rishel, leg
Kern was brought before Esquire
Reifsnydcr on a warrant and gave
ban for his appearance at court.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
Millheim, Feb. 1St, 1877.
NOTHING G

NoTHING can he fairer than MI.
Daniel +. Bratty's mode of doing
business. and which evincrs his con-
lid,.nc,. ii the superiority of his in
strnmrnts over all others. He war
rants his pianos and organs for six
years, gives few days test trial,
aud refunds money If purchasers ARE
not satisfied. by this meaus his in
stnnents are brought ints competi-
tion With others, and Invariably
come out victorious Address all
communications Ia Daniel F. Beat
tv. Washington, Warren County,
Y. j., u. S. A. See his advertise
ment. 4W.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
DIED.

AT Spring Mills, on the 25th
inst, Mrs. Margaret Forster, aged
73 years.
At Spring Mills, on the -
inst, son of Amos and Lovina
Walter, aged years.
In Aaronshurg on the 9th, Re
beeca Jane Wakely, aged IL years,
Q months, and z days.
Little Jennie WAS member Of the
Reformed Sunday School aud one Of
its most faithful and earnest atten
dauts. Though young. she could
say with got d old David II Was glad
when they said unto me-. let us gn
into the house Of the Lord " SHE
has left behind an example which it
would he well for many older ones
10 follow. S.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
We e, loved the delicious luxur

We ei joyed the delicious luxury
of a sleigh ride-to Bellejnnte and
back-on q certain day last week
Started early in the morning, in
company with that prince Of goou
fellows, DE-. p. T. Musser, Of whom
some Of our readers may have heard.
A fresh. hracing air, good company,
a span Of spirited horses, what moro
could we ask To be utterly happy
We literally Feto through Penn Hall,
Spring Mills, Centre Hall, several
other Villes and Halls, and arrived
in Bellefonte in the incredibly short
time of-well we dislike to state
precisely, lest an unchristian world
might doubt our editorial veracity.
Suffice it to say that we Ia tde Belle
fonte sin less than no time. :"
Strange as it may seem it is never
theless true that the feeling OF riches
is contagious. Sitting beside a gen.
tleman of culture and wealth-sped
over the surface of the earth by a
pair OF magnificent bays, IN gorge
Gus sleigh, at rate compared to
which rail road speed is mere mocke-
~, how could 4 poor editor help for
ones to feel rich !? And We did. We
had mixed feeling of pity and con-
tempt for our poor fellow mortala
whom we met and passed on the
road, tugging along as best they
could.
In Bellefontc we stopped at our
oil head quarters, the Brokerhofi
House 2isited that model printing
establishment, the Wdtchman Office
shook hands with half dozen law
yers and more doctors /; paid our re
spects to the efficient commander o
Fort Munson dropped into th,
Court House TO see that justice Wa
done there /; collected some bills
got some advertising and u few subs
; and went home rejoicing.
It was altogether q grand sleigl
ride and pleasant trip,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Rev. G.. w. Bopse will preach
in the VI. h. Church, Mlllheim, next
Sunday evening.
Preaching III the Lutheran
Church, Aaronsburg, next Sunday
evening. English.
Rev. j. NJ. Smith will preach
his first Sermon as preacher IN
charge, in the u. B. Church, OH
Sunday morning, 10 O'clock.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
MARRIED.

On the 18th inst. in Centre
Hall, 10y Rev. w. r. Fisher, Mr..
Alfred III. Weaver and Miss Anae-
line Californian, both of said place.
On the 25th. at the Reformed
parsonage in Aaronsbnrg by Rev.
j. q Shoemaker. Mr. Jared Mowrv
"f Penn Twp and Mrs Elizabeth
Baily Of Penn Hall.
On the Both, at the same place
by the same Mr.. NJ. G. Slower OF
Brush Valley and Miss Kate Nees
of Fan mer's Mills.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01
Snots nnnn the Nun do not Wis

Spots upon the sun do not WIS.,
lhlv diminish its hIlhancy. but
spots. pimpleS or hlotchcs upon the
face, neck or arms seriously detract
from female beauty. They may,
however, be completely removed by
the daily use of Glrnn's sulphur
Soap Depot. Crittenton's 76th
Ave, y. Y. Hill's Han X Whisker
DSe, black ur hr WI, 50cts.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

Last week was had fnr legs, in
Bellefonte. The Wdtchndn has no
less than four accounts of so m"ny
legs broken. The unfortunate per-
sous are, Miss Rosa Fivnn, Mrs.
Jones, q young man named John
Ray and Harvey Mcclure, we'll
known citizen, all of Bellefonte.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

Persons going to Bellefonte
should not fail Ia visit Welrh's Book
Store, and SEE Il k, itting machins at
work. Misses ID Tia and Hattie
Woods are the operators.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-02-01

The Abutments for the new iron
bridge across Prnn'> Creek at CO.
burn Station are completed and Were
examined by IL jury an SATURDAY.,
who pronounces she JON good one.