Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-11-24

From Wednesday morning up to
the time we went to press, it showed
incessantly. At this rate you would
better get the sleighS and bells out.
Mr.. J. Calvin Stover, son of G.
w. Slower, Esq. who has been alb
sent from home for nearly four years,
has returned TO make his parents a
short visit. Cal was on the wiring pret-
ty much all the time he was away but
we learn that he has settled at last in
one of our western territories.
Mr.. John II. Swartz is strong,
healthy man, can do rs good a days
work and eat as hearty meal as any
man we know Of. But if the "ScieatJ-
&c american" don't come to time he
gets all out of keller. His digestive
organs get out of FIX and he becomes
dyspeptic. Mackerel fact.
-DoLL & MINeLE the enterprise 8
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full stock of everything in their line.
Any possible style or kind of boots,
shoes, slippers and overShoes are there,
and their prices are as low as the low
est. Give them call and you will
find that you can fully suit yourself
| both as regards quality and price.
Cap" the junior partner Of the firm,
| will treat and serve you III best style.
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The new Evangelical church in
Aaronsbnrg was dedicated on Sunday
according to announcement, and a
sufficient sum subscribed 20 cover all in
debtedness. Bishop Bowman was pre-
vented by sickness from attending.
Rev. IRVINE preached the morning
sermon.
Busy AS 4 DECENTRALIZATION
Frank Kister is at it hard and heavy ma
king about the neatest and best dress
shoes ever seen in this section. Frank
is an exp ert in the business, has lots of
work ana more coming, and what we
particularly like about him he makes a
real bona fde effort to avoid the COM
mon fault of shoemakers. If.
MUTILATED CoINs.-The nuisance
Of punching coins for pocket pieces is
probably doomed. The United States
government has fixed the following
values on silver coins with holes in
them:
Cents.
DOLLARS
han Doliaf fS....
Quarter dollars OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .....................l5
Dunes
+ Ives Il
These values are placed upon coins so
punched with view to calling in and
stopping the unlawful practice of ''mu-
tiliating" silver money in the United
States.
Next week is 'court week" at
Bellefonte and a great many of our
people from the valleys will go court
ing, some as parties to vexatious law
suits, others as jurors, but much
greater number rs witnesses or specta-
tors. Now it don't make much differ
eDce to Levin in what particular ca
pacity you come to town, but he cor
daily invites you all, without distinc-
ton of party, to call at his mammoth
cloth ing store to examine his stock;
for ifyOu do that you are almost sure to
buy. His assortment is so varied and
full and his prices so exceedingly low
that all can suit the emselves to perfec-
ton. Levin is your man for clothing.
Next yeal there will be a lively
political campaign in Pennsylvania.
The state officers TO be elected are
Governor AMI Seer etary of Internal
Affairs. Besides this an entire delega-
tion to congress. all the members of
the legislature, and state senator's in
the even-nunberd districts are also
to be elected. The legislature elected
next fall will have a new United States
senator to elect. No doubt there will
be three candidates for Governor and
Secretary of Internal Affairs before the
people, as the Independent or Wolfe
element IN the republican party will
hardly support the Boss-Cameron-
Machine candidates. The battle will
be a triangular one and much more
sanguine than this year.
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