Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-14

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els of fruit this year.
AT Spigelmyer's you can buy
Mas0n's fruit jars at the following
prices: 2 quart jars, $1.75 per dozen;
l quart, $l.40 per dozen; pint, Sl.2O
per dozen.
-Bellefonto has Just. elected its
corps of ten teachers, among whom we
are glad to notice our young friends,
Mr.. J. G. Meyer, recently from Aarons-
burg, and Miss Lizzie Swartz, daugh-
ter of DR.. Geo. NJ. Swartz, formerly of
Millheim.
Rev II. c. Holloway, Of MELVILLE,
Pa, sailed for Europe on the City Of
Berlin, of the Inman line, July Ind.
He expects to visit England, Scotland,
France, Italy and Germany, and re-
turn in the fall. Hope he may have n
pleasant and profitable trip.
The Journal Store always keeps q
complete>line of stationery in all its
branches. Blank and memoranda
books in great variety, paper of every
grade and price, pencils and penholders
of every description. Staffords colebra-
ted writing fluid n speciality. If
The following are the new tax col
lectors in this end of the county sfOr
the current year: Potter j. G. Boal,
Gregg-Isaac Smith, Penn-David
Kimport, Millheim--Thomas Hickman,
Haines--Elijah Burd, Miles-Simon
NJ. Spangler.
There will be no session of the
United Sunday School next Sunday,
in order to give all aR opportunity to
hear Rev. a. d. Rowe, the returned
Childrens' Missionary to India, who
will lecture on Mission Work in India,
in the Lutheran church, Aaronsburg,
at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
-THF EXCELSIOR DYE WORKS at
Lewispurg turns out first class work.
Shawls, dresses and mems garments
viii be colored and pressed in best
style. Mr.. Jacob Wolf is agent for
Centre county. Goods left at the
Journal Office will be attended to. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. If
Besides the many common people
that dropped in to see us or business
or pleasure during vacation we had
calls from several great men, prom
inently among which we mention J.
G. Harper and Joe w. Fury, Esqs., of
Bellefonte, and Hon. w. J. Purman,
of Clinton County.
MUSICAL COLLEGF.-This celebrate d
institution for the study of vocal and
instrumental music will begin ses-
sion of six weeks, on Monday, August
1St, 1881.
Address &c. MOVER,
Dire cVOr Musical College,
Freeburg, Pa. At
Read the beautiful and touching
tribute of Maud Muller, in another
column, to the memory Of Eddie and
Luther Hickman, sons of Mr.. A. n.
Hickman, OF Nittany Valley, who died
respectively June 26th and 9th, proxr
imo. Independent of the sad occasion
that called it forth and its utter truth
fulness, iU is a production OF rare liter
ary merit.
The hot wave that was rolling
over the land made q halt here last
Sunday, in order we suppose to take
rest. 1t had the effect to run up
mercury to los degrees in the
shade, and it was agreed all round
that it was very hous hot
awful hot-blazing hot. Everybody
said so, there was not a single negative
voice, and so at last we had to believe
it ourself.
LEVIN, LEVIN, LEwIN-Of the
Philadelphia Branch, Branch, Branch
is the very man, man, man that
Will SCiI yOu OlOehiuSI ClOGIiliISY SADGh~
ing-just a trifo cheaper, cheaper,
cheaper-than any other man, man,
man-in Centre county, county, coun-
ty. Now don't you take our word,
word, word-but go and see yourself,
self, self-in order that you may, may,
may-know the truth, truth, truth
of every word we say, say, say. 2t
On Tuesday Mr.. Frank Bower
sox had the largest crowd of peo-
pie that perhaps ever assembled in
harvest field in Penns Valley.
They did not come to work how
eYer-for the majority 20 doubt
would have be en- utterly oppoSe@ to
such a diversion-but to see the
Osborne Self Bin der at work. All
who saw the machine in operation
are simply delighted with the work
it does. 1t cuts the grain and binds
the sheaves in any desired size, in
neat and substantial manner, and
needs only a driver to operate it.
What a grand improvement-what
a magnificent achievement. But
what will American ingenuity next
invent? Guess somebody will make
machine one of these days that
will combine the reaper, thresher,
rist mill and oven all in one. 81