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The New York herald., 1878-07-10
FOR BATH AND FORT HAMILTON

Tho steamer r. c. Schultz, Tor Bath, Bay ri ige and
Fort Hamilton, makes three landings this end Of
the route. viz :-Broomc street and Pior No l. East
River, aud Jeweirs wharf, brooklyn.
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Explosion OF BENZINE.

LoSDoS, Ont. July o, 1878
An explosion OF benxine occurred Inst night In tho
agitators OF the London Oil Refinery Company,s
works In London East, destroying $4,000 worth oi
property.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DErARragSr,
OFFICE 0s TUE CniEy SIGNAL OrricKR,
WASHINGTON, July lO--I A. "A.
Iudirafi.us

OFFICE Og Tue CniEy SIGNAL OFrickg(
WASHINGTON July lU-I A. A.
Indications
For Wednesday, In tho South Atlantic and O uli
ststes northeast to southeast WINDS stationary or
high temperatures and prcssures, except cooler on
the immediate coasts, partly cloudy weathor aud oc.
casional local rass, especially In tho Gull statcs will
prevail
For tho upper Iaks region, Upper Mississippi aud
Lower Missouri Valley, northwest to southwest
winds, slightly cooler or partly cloudy weather and
rising followed Wy falling barometer.
For the Middle States and New England, southeast
10 southwest winds, stationary or lover temperature
slightly higher prcssures, ecar or partly cloudy
weather, except local rains In the Interior.
Tho rivo,s will continue slowly falling
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
uoNons TO SPANISH GENERALS.

HAVANA, July 0, 1875.
King Alfonso has created General Martinez Campos
knignt OF the Golden Fleece and ele valed General
Jovcar to the rank OF captain general of inc army.
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I,erhgc temperature ycstcrdy "
Ivcrage Temperature Tor corresponding dalo last

AFuTVkV corresponding
sUNsrRoKg.
James AiDsworth, aged rrty-six, residing In Tenth
street, WAS yesterday sunstruck IA Hainiitou Park
Jc sey CITY, aud was ken to ST Francis' Hospital
john Tonry, OF Hunters Point, white at work IN
Peer Doegcr's brewery yesterday, was overcome Dy
by the heAL 10 was cont 10 lieIleX 40 uo mini
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TIE suosuoSEs pg.cxABLu.

WAsMISGToy. July o, 1873
A telegram received at tho Indian Once to-day
from Low Gheen, agent OF the Shoshonc Indians
Northern Nevada and Southern idaho reporting, un.
der date OF tho 7th INST, that the .SnosL1aes aro
poaccabl and obedienI"
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MAJOR NIcKEEsoN's TRANSFER.

OMAHA, Neb., July 8, 1873
Major A. H. Nickerson, OF tne Twcntythird inlantry,
Assistant Adjutaut General who has been for tho lass
three years stationed here General Crooks cn,e Of
saG has been assigned to duiy as Adjutant General
OF tho Department OF the Columbia, General Howard
commanding, with headquarters At Fort Vancouver.
He will start Tor his station to report f0s
duty. Valuable experience with General Crook tha
recent Indian wars Is the reported cause OF this mp
pontmcnI
The New York herald., 1878-07-10

WASHINGTON, July v,
A letter was received by the Acting Commissioner
OF Indian Affairs to-day from the agent At tho lap
wal (idaho) reservation, stating that tho night
OF June "a seven Ncz Psrce Indians Of
Wnite BIRDS band returned to the reservation and
reported that "Whte Bird has sick hesrt." aud 10
very dcsirous vi returning 10 tnst section OF the
country, but Is afraid. they also reported that .
part OF tho band wouiu return TO tho
aud tako their chances to tho result. There were
nt tho agency about hundre aud nfy Neg Pcrc6s
VINO could be relied upon 10 light the Bannocks
should they come that way.
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
The RED CLOUD AGENCY BA.,Ds WAITING FOR
THE GOVERNMENT TO HlMovE THEM 10
THEIR FUTURE HOME.

THEIR FUTURE HOME.
(DY TELLoRApH TO THE HgnALp.1
OMAHA, Neb, July ., 1878,
Captain Joseph Lawson. rhird cavalry, just arrived
from Rod Cloud Agency, where he has been In charge
during the absence Of Dr. IRWIN, the agent says the
Indians all ready TO renovc 10 their new agency
upon tho arrival Of the Indian Com missioners
by Secretary SchurZ TO confer with them.
They say boldly II tho commission will re-
move them Al once they will DO glad ana
MI VIII be WELL but u the comm sston attempts
othur course they will Immediately remove them
selves Army officers here believe Is not the nen.
t0n OF the government 10 remove tho Indians ~
present. lnjudcious action ON one sido and bloody
outbreak GU Tho other Is feared.
The New York herald., 1878-07-10

THE ME- PERCEs--sLvES or WHITE BIRDS
BAND SAX THAT "wHrrE BIRD HAS 4 SICK
HEART"
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MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL sMYrHE.
OTTAWA, Ont, July 0, 1873
Major General Smythc will leave here tomorrow
morning Tor Montreal to take charge OF the troops.
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
EMERGENCY MEETINGS.

EMERGENCY MEETINGS
NAPASgE, Ont, July 0, 1875
The Orangemcn are holding emergency meetings in
this town and county Mnny who had arranged to
spend the day at Picton and elsewhere have decided
to 20 10 Montreal
The New York herald., 1878-07-10
MONTREAL and THE TWELFTH.
Disposition Of Troops in
the City.
THE MILITARY ARRANGEMENTS.
Arrival of Orangemen from the
United States.
MEETING OF THE IRISH SOCIETIES.

MONTREAL, July 0, 1875
The following Is list OF the troops that will arrive
on Thursday and go camp in various parts Of tho
cny:-rhc Eleventh regiment from ArgcnteuiI; the
Ftie,h regiment, from Hemmnglord; the Flity first
regiment, fom Huntington; the Fihy-third regiment,
from Sherbrooke; the -Flfty-iourth regiment, from
Richmond. and the Tooth regiment, French
Canadian militia. from Beauharnais. In addi-
tou to these and batteries Of ar-
tlery from Kingston aud Quebec will arrive.
Lieutenant General Smyth Will arrive tomorrow to
assume command OF the troops. Tho camp OF the
artillery VIII be the Montreal Lacrosse Grounds,
aud tho Dominion square. Rink, drill shed and the
old barracks Will be utilized for the remainder OF the
troops. The total strength OF the garrison on the
l2lh OF July will be between $500 and 900. Fifty
thousand rounds ball cartridges wero brought from
ST. Helen's Island Arsenal to-day and lodged the
Quebec Gate Barracks.
ARRIVAL OF oRASGENRN.
number Of Orangemon have already arrived In
tho city from various parts of Ontario aud Quebec,
well from the United States, to take part In the
anniversary celebration
RAILROAD EMPLOYEES.
The Grand Trunk Railway Company has forbidden
their employees absentiug themselves from duty
Friday next
TIE BRITISH RESERVES
1t is proposed to form the retired British soldiers
battalion for service OF emergency hko the
present one.
PLACE or MEETING.
As tho Stanley Street Presbyterian Church Is not
capacious enough 10 hold the OranGemen the II h,
they have applied Tor the Montreal Lacrosse Grounds
TO hold the services in.
MASS MERrNG FRENCH CANADIANS
mass meeting OF French Canadians was held on
the Champ do Mars tonight about two thousand
people being present. The principal Speakers wero
Aldermen Thibault, Mullin and Labergc. The tenor
OF their addresses support OF the Mayors
policy, WHICH tho meeting indorsed.
SOCIETIES MEETING.
meeting OF the officers OF the Irish societies
also held tonight at ST. Patrick's Hail. Mr. p. J. Coyc
and b. Devn, n. p, upheld the Of tho Mayor,
which met tho concurrence OF the meeting
A SINGING PROCESSION.
Alter the meeting on the Champ do Mars crowd OF
several hundred, belonging to Grincntown, passed
through the streets singing They halted At Orange
Hail. in st. james street, and broke the windows with
stones. No opposition offered and subscq ueutly
everything became quiet.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
THE JUDICIARY.

Judge Charles A. Mayer, Presi-
dent Judge of the Clinton, Centre
and Cleartield district, has been re-
Quested to be u candidate for re-
election ty the ent ire bar OF Centre
county, without regard TO party di-
visions. This is step in the right
direction, and it is fair to assume
that not only the members of the
bar of Clearfield and Clinton, but
the people Of all parties in those
counties, will unite TO give Judge
Mayer unanimous reelection. The
district is strongly i'll sympathy
with Judge Mayer politically, and
his election, even in partisan con.
test, is assured by an overwhelming
vote but his ability and fidelity as
Judge call for more than mere
party endorsement. The one tenn
pie of authority that should be
guarded by the whole people as Sa-
crea above all others is the Judicia-
ry, and Judges who have proved
their competency and integrity
through years of service, should,
under all circumstances, be cordial
ly sustained 1t matters not wheth-
er Judge is a Republican or a
Democrat or Labor Reformer, if he
is an honest man, a sound lawyer
AMI fearless officer but it is of
supreme.R oment to men OF every
political belief that Judges should
not be under party bonds or be
deemed fitted or unified for their
responsible trust by their political
opinions. This Journal has uniform
l y favored the election Of tried and
\ true Judges. 1t does so because lit
Yjs the only %ay to maintain an up
Frigh and independent Judiciary, and
lit welcomes the actiofOf tie Belle
tOpte bar in favor of Judge Mayer.
as evidence that The people are
growing more and more in earnest
in sustaining our Judges regardless
of party interests.-Ph1lGdelphi0
Times.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
4 Wonder Invention

TTFon the y. \. Daily Giaphicl
An invention all frugal wives VIII ap-
prCciItc-in fact, an article that even III
walls the sewing machine in u>cfullne-s-
i now on exhibition at The BROADWAY
store OF The Wilson Sewing Machine Com
p0nE, IA tHis city Yet Il il 80 wondcrlul-
iy -iupl" thnt 4 can scarcely be clas-,.t ~
~ invention. 2di a wonder 10 everybody
that Il WIS rot discovered wears ago. Th"
invention consists Ia 4 very si1Ip.c l!itic
attachment of the Wilson shuttle sewing
machine for dHrniug al Kinds al rips
tears NnrE-ont places, cite, IN clothing.
table ana bed linen, stockings, uuGevEru:
etc d, la IN" same manner THAI II is done hY
hand, and leaves The repaired part scarce
" disccrnthic. Tie operator OF the sew
ing machine can darn = large lied hole
IL a bel sd"ct or table cloth almost in~tan-
tanVOU~!N, II ts 80 b" regretted, however
that this wonderful invention i patented
and owned by the wilson Sewing Machine
Company. OF GhicHga, III, who will not
permit It's use except With ono OF IL make
OF sewing machines. witch the Comuany's
manager states, i furnished with each OF
tho Wilson shuttle machines without cX
t-I pglC2. Truly, this iS = golden nest
egg FOR the Wilson Sewing Machine Com
pnnv. and. II l. said, theyarC running
their works day and mght and making
and selling 80 machines Il day. G-Sn
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

IMPROVEMENTS far as now
known there will be considerable
building done in Millheim, next
summer, If times were only tolera-
bic much more would be done.
Dwellings are in demand, and there
are several families not yet supplied.
The proposed improvements are a
large store building with Odd Eel
lows Hall on second floor, en Penn
Street, by eX-Sheriff Musser3 brick
dwelling, 10y j. w. Shook, Penn
Street ; large addition to dwelling
house, PENN Street, by Jonathan
Harter frame dwelling, Penn ST.,
by J. {. Smith brick dwelling,
Main ST., VIM. Henney frame
dwelling, Main ST., John $. Maize
frame dwelling, Main St., VIM. II.
WeiSer.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
The Daily Mail 70 LCgansyllIc
4 Protest.

pcoplc from TylCrsVille, Logan Mills,
and bonneville claim 10 hbor undCr Il
great disadvantage in regard To senulng
and receiving mail matters since the daily
mail wos established to Lo2ansNille, as our
prin cinal mail sent is always on Monday.
Rv old mail time IL went to LOCK haven
the same day. IL urgent We could get
reply bV next day. BY present or new
time Il ouly goes Ia Logansvillc ana lies
over arrives AT Lock Haven on WedncS-
day noon, and ns the mail returns IN
about one hour after II arrives, We can
not get Il reply before saturday. our
principal mail received is always on Shl-
ur,lRV Bv old mail time we got the fri-
daV evening mail from Lock Haven by
saturday. At present or new nHl tllne
we only get TIE Thursday evening lmail,
and papers printed outside the county We
never get tho came week. They come 10
LognnSvinc ana lie over I'LL Tuesday. very
much TO the disadvantage ofpartics used
torc"dinS liarrishurE aud PhiMuclphn,t
news: also, church papers ana Farmer \
Friend. In short words, IL throws our
mail from two 10 three days later either
way, and unless the route Il changed
soon between lOgansVllle and Millhcim
earnest protests WIN be rilled against the
new change. y. /. NJ.
Clin.CR Democrct
1t is hardly fair that one town
should monopoliSe all the mail facll-
tiles to the injury of others. The
citizens of Bonneville, Logan Mills,
Tylersville and Rehersburg should
petition the Department for a daily
mail, or else, if they can't get that
have the old order of things restored.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

POPE LEO IIiI.

= GA the second day of Its session,
the Vatican Conclaye elected Car
dinal Peccl, an Italian, as successor
10 Pore Plus lX.
The new Pope is we'll spoken Of
i'll all quarters and his election
seems TO be we'll received and alto
'gether satisfactory throughout Eu-
rope. All accounts agree III praiS-
ing him. He is described as man
who i'll many respects resembles the
late Pope-full of piety and zeal, Of
elevated mind, of great dignity, So
ciable, vivaclous, ard witty. OF his
learning, his familiarity with eccle-
Siastical affairs his comprehension
OF the relations of the Church TO the
Governments of Europe, and of the
policy to be pursued by the Vatican,
there is, of course, abundant aSSur-
ance in the fact Of his election.
Politically, the new Pope belonged
10 what is called tine moderate
branch Of the Cardinals-though it
is not easy to tell what this means
or implies under present circumstan-
ces.
The quickness with which the
election of the Pope followed the as
,semblage of the Conclave, puts an
end to the accounts that have been
published of party antagonisms and
divisions alGorg its members. He
was elected upon the morning of the
second day of the Conclave, and -ly
the third Eallot, which gave him the
requisite majority of tWo-thirds.
This gives satisfactory evidence that
the great body of the Conclave Tc-
garded him, from the first, as the
man designated by Heaven to fill
the position to which he has been
chosen, and in which he will hence.
forth be known as LEO XIII.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

On Saturday evening while DIR.
Potter was standing i'll front OF
Mill's barber shop, near the Bush
House, Bellcfonte, talking with some
friends he was most cowardly as
saulted by one of II set of drunken
young sprigs, and severely beaten.
There seems To have been no cause
for the attack, except that the fell
low charged Doctor Pottcrwith hay
ing msultcd his wife, which the
Doctor denied, calling the other Il
liar. Two of the party we've ar
rested and pl .ced in the lock up
over night, where the one that as
saulted DR.. Potter WAS him self Sc
verely maltrcated by his compnn-
ion. WhiSliey and deviltry seems to
have been 1T the bottom of all this
outrageous conduct.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
The standard remedies for Al dis.

The standard RENE dies for al dis
eases OF the lungs are SCHEMES PCLMoNtC
SYKUP. SCHENK's SEA WEED TONIC, and
SCHENK's MANDRAKE Pills, and II taken be.
fore the lungs are DESTROYED they effect L
speedy cure. To these medicines DR.. j, IL.
Schenk, OF Philadelphia, owes his unriyaled
Su u"ccss in the treatment of pulmonary dis
eases. Tie rulmonis Syrup ripcus the NOR
bid matter in the lungs, nature throws II of
BY an easy CXTcctoration, and the patient
has relief from the proStrating cough. The
Mandrake Pills must be freely used 10
cleanse and Stimulate Tie stomach ard !iY-
cr; they remove al ut"!rueilQDs, relax the
gall bladder and Start the bile freely, aHd
the liver Is soon relieved Schenk's Sea
Weed Tonic is gentle stimulant and alter
atiyc; the alkali Of which il is composed
mixes with the food and prevents souciug
IL assists the digestion by tonins up the sto-
mach 10 4 healthy condition, So that tile
food and the Pulmonic Syrup will make
good blood then the lungs heal, and the pa
tient will surely get well il care is taken TO
avoid fresh cold. Full directions accompa
ny each preparation. All who wish 10 con-
suit DIR. Schenck personally, can do so at
his principal Cilicc, corner Of sixth and
Arch Sis., Philadelphia, every Monday.
Letters 10 the above address. 2Siin. al
vice, answered free OF charge
Scheaks Medicines are sold by ail Drug
gi-t'S
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

Ladies who for years have dercLd-
ed on all manner of powders and cos
metics for giving them artificial com
pleXions, now find that GLENN's
SULPHUR SOAP supplies them with
pearly skins and rosy cheeks, elici-
ted by the gentle stimulation of ma
ture. Sold by all Druggists. Hills
Hair & Whisker Dye, black or
brown, so cents. 9-lW.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
WESTWARD.
@lLftlN ~ ~
EASTWARD.

Nos &c > connect at 1EnntdndOB lctth
Erie AftH lCcSt on The Phiiddeiphia & Erig
Ran Road.
Nos 3 ana 1 lrut Day Express east aE1
Niagara Express ireSt.
Nos 5 & lrith rust LINE tDeSt.
IN OHlli6us i0iH run betrceH LeriSbulY
and MoHtdadOn, 10 cOnueU passengers 10
dNd from Pacific Express east oJs The IPlN-
odelphtd e Erie RdN Road.
7He rcgiildr RdU ROId TicketS ICW Dc
h0nOred heLlcaen these too nOintS.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

Our friend Elias Lose got tired Of
the old one horse power, and procur-
ed himself an engine. We called
round the other day and were pleas
ed to see the thing work like a
charm. Elias is now prepared to
ill orders for doors, sash, shutters,
brackets and other work in that
line. Let the orders come III thick
and fast.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
. = q 9
DIED.

o.. the l7h inst, in Gregg township. n
son ct David amt Rebccca Finkel, aged
2 yeas.
In LewisbGrg. s inst. John Brown. aged
IS years, months and IS days.
On the II inst. i'm Gregg township, in
FAINT son Of John II. Gloss.
On the 2Sth ult., Mt Aarunshurg, john
Noy or, aged Il years and = days.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
Something That Wells Has
Not MeRtiOncd.
From the New OIlcans Democrat.

j. Madison Wells is reminded that
people who live i'll glass houses must
be careful about Shying stones.
There has occurred no more afro
ciouS murder than that of Mat DeS-
palier by J. Madison Wells. At the
time Wells was a man OF wealth and
high social standing. DeSpalier
was poor man without friends. A
disagreement had Occurrel between
the parties. When they net Wells
was armed with shot gun. Des-
palier was. .unarmed and threw up
his arms TO show that he was de-
/ fenSeless, when Wells fired upon
him and killed him,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
SALE REGISTER.

persons who get their bills printed at
the JOURNAL Office will have their sales
published In this register-frec Of charge. ]
George KoInman's sale. near Farmers
Mills, Gregg township, Feb. ~ 1873 Farm
ing implements and household goods.
Sale or Joseph A. Peck, at Wolfc's Store.
Centre Co., Pa Feb. 2Sth 1873. Farming
Implements and household goods.
Sale of T. J. Roger, near RebersburG,
Centre Co, Pa, March 18th 1879. Farming
Implements.
Sale OF Henry Long, Gregg twp, March
9th 1879. Farming Implements.
Sale Of A. ]. Granny, Rcbersburg, March
2sth 1873. Household Goods.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

The elegant Royal Casket sent
out by the Franklin Jewelry Conn
plDy, of 7G3 Bennett street, Phila-
delpIlia, is fully up to the represent
alton III their advertis Hment, and as
this Company is perfectly response
bic, 10 one need hesitate 10 send
them mOMcY. tW.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
KNITTING TCR ALL.

Miss Rosie II. Deininger is pre-
pared to do all kinds of knittingfar
the-public, i'll 4 very beautiful and
substantial manner. Stockings,
Hose, and Socks, either wool or cot
ton, knit upon short notice and at
the most reasonable rates. Il large
pair of stockings knit for % cents
Give her call. If.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

POTTER TowNsHIP.-,SUper@sors
John limerick, Benz. Bitner !; Orer-
Seers, Robert Lee, VIM. limerick !;
School Directors, B. Ii. Arney, W.
A. Kerr Assessor, G. w. Spang-
ler auditor, Geo. Goodhart; Ioten
Clerk, j. f. Alexander Constable,
VIM. Carson.
NORTHERN PRECINCT. - Judge
John ArneY Inspectors "A. II. Alex
andel, VIM. A. Boal.
SOUTHERN PRECINCT. - Judgc,
VIM. Allison Inspectors, JOS. Gill
liland, VIM. Silver.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

L. =. MusScr, of Bcllefoute, drop
ped into our Smctum one day last
week. Pierce did not say what lie
wanted and we had not the impu-
dence to ask. Guess he called to
show his respect fer us.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

WHOLESOME LAVA bill las
passed our state legislature m"king
it 4 PENAL Cffense for any officer Of Il
corporate company TO make false
statement to the public. The penal
ty for such offensc is u fine not To
exceed $1,000, ard imprisonment
not te exceed two years.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

The Rothrock-Winslow abortion
case, which cTsated such a sensa-
tiOn in Bald Eagle Valley several
weeks ago, was tried in Lock Ha-
ven last week, AID the jury after be.
ing out all night, failed to agree
six being for conviction and six for
acquittal. They were sent back by
his Honor Judge Mayer, and again
disagreed, when they were discharg-
ed. How the case will now be dis
posed of is not stated.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

FoR SALE.-A cabinet organ of
superior quality, excellent tone,
nearly new, by one Of the best MAX
ers in the country, for sale very
cheap. Call and see 1t at the resi-
dence OF c. +. Deininger, Millheim.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

The subscriber will be prepared to
carry express packages smalls
bundles and boxes of goods, from
Coburn Station to Millheim, A arons-
burg, Woodward and all points along
the line, at reasonable charges. The
patronage Of the public respectfully
solicited.
J.WILLIS MUSSER.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
The silverhill re-nassed the House.

The silver bill re-paSsed the House,
us amended by the Senate, on Thurs
day the 21st. 1t goes to the Presi.
dent at once, and if he vetoes it as
Is predicted, he will show the firm
ness of u Jackson, or the obStindcy
Of q ndule. Practically it makes no
difference whether he signs or not,
as the measure has friends enough
in both houses 10 pass over his
veto. Rudderford is powerlesS for
evil in this one case at least.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28
Spring ELECTIONS.

BELLEFoNTE.- ChiT BorgeSs, G..
H. Weaver, Observation-Disclosures
Assistant Burgess, VIM. Mcclure,
Republican-Greenback Treasurer,
James Harris, Republican-Green-
back Constable, Isaac Lose, Re-
publican Assessor, David w Weaver,
Republican OuerSeerS, Jas. Schnell,
Democrat, Mckinley, Republican;
Auditor, J. l.. Kurtz, Republican :;
High Constable, James Smith, Re
publican.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

Tie book of Poet Aiken, OF Lew
isbuYg, is to he ont in April, and the
JcmRGio of that place thinks "the
poets thousands OF friends inter d
having 1T least one copy of the
work" We had hoped Mr.. Aiken 5
friends would do better than that.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-02-28

The Hardware firm has changed
names, Mr.. !. w. Shook retiring.
The business will be conducted at
the old stand, corner of Main and
Penn Streets, by thcremaining part
ners, :. u. Musser and j. &. Smith,
under the firm OF Musser & Smith.
We wish them abundant success.