Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-21
MASS MEETING At MILLHEIM.
Democrats Rally

massmeeting at Millhelm, on next
Wednesday afternoon. Hon. r. 2.
Allen Of Williamsport, I. {. Hip
pie, Esq, Of Lock Haven, Hon. }.
w. Parker of Lcwistown and EX-
Gov. A. G.. Curtin of Belleionte
will address, the meeting. Several
bands are engaged to be in attcn-
dance. Turn out in full and hear
the speeches.
For honest dealings go to Louis
Dolls Poot & Shoe store, Bellofonte.
-Lewin'S Philadelphia Branch
Store, in Bellefonte has the largest
stock and the fullest assortment Of
clothing ever displayed in Centre
county.
Look at the large posters for the
massmeeting, to come off next We'd
ncsday afternoon and make up your
mind to attend.
Don't overlook the new announce
ment in the first local column. The
Clash Store has the finest, best selec-
ted, largest and cheapest stock of
goods in town. Don't fail to exam
inc the same.
A cordial invitation to all who so
to Bellefonte to call at the Farmers
Boot 4 Shoe Store OF Louis Don, Belle
fonte, and see his large stock of Fall
and Winter boots & shoes. You can
not buy better or cheaper anywhere.
Don't fail to try Doll.
HOLD OK AND LISTEN!-J. Willis
MuSser is on the road again buying up
Calves and Poultry, for which he pays
the very highest market price and the
solid cash. This is ali announcement
worth your attention. If
Mr.. J. II. Boyer, Of Aaronsburg
moved to Boalsburg yesterday and in
tends te give that section of the county
a thorough canvass with the White
Sewing machine Of which he is sole
agent in this country.
Our oyster saloons are in full
blast and their Illuminated signs throw
an inviting light on the passers by.
Bat the poor country editor has to be
satisfied with the thought chow good Il
dish Of oysters wouli be if he had it,"
and then he snakes his lips and goes
home a-c0ntented man.
Come to the mass meeting next
Wednesday and bring as many
along as you can.
Mr. John F. Harter, the efficient
leader of the MiIlheim Cornet Ban d,
got new Silver Pocket Cornet,
the old one being entirely worn out.
Now Sbaly, you ought to come out
once and let us haYe some Of the very
best. 1t would certainly gratify those,
by whose liberality the funds were fur
nished for the new Instrument.
Don't fail to be present at the
democratic mass meeting in Mill
helm next Wednesday afternoon to
hear the frSt-class addresses that
will be delivered at that occasion.
CHURCH DEDICATIoN.-On Nov.
Dist, 1850, the newly erected church
east ofLogansYiIle, Sugar Valley, will
be dedicated to the service of the tri-
une God. Bishop T. Bowman, has
been engaged and will Conduct the
services. Preachers and the public
are cordially invited to be present on
the occasion.
b. p. KLINE,
Pastor.
j. J. Everett's Bee Hive Dry Goods
store in Lock BaYen has opened its
immense stock of Dry Goods for the
fall trade of 1880. This stock exceeds
any former stock ever shown at the
Bee Hive or any other store in this
section Of the state in quality, style and
cheapness. ]. j. Everett, the proprie-
tor is one Of the best business men in
the state and employees a frst-class
set OF clerks. DO not neglect to call
there when you 60 to Lock Haven.
See advertisement in another column.
Next Monday the schools in the
borough will commence their winter
term and parents should not neglect to
haYe their children equipped with the
necessary books and should see to it,
that their attendance is regular and
profitable. Especially would we call
the attention Of the parents to the
dangerous consequences Of permitting
their boys and in many cases their
girls from six to fourteen years Of age
to travel the streets at Hu hours Of the