Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-11-03

inch yellow pine flooring in the rough
Need not be fully dry. Inquire at the
jour nal office. IF.
ANNOUNCEMENT.
THOMAS NJ. WAY, a farmer OF
Half Moon township, nominated by
the Greenback Labor party of Centre
County, for the office of Sheriff, find
ing voters of the two old parties dis
satisfied with their ring candidate now
announces himself an independent can.
didate for said office.
The new Evangelical church at
Aaronsburg will be dedicated to the
service OF Almighty God, no prevent
ing providence, on Sunday Nov. Goth
next. Bishop T. Bowman will Of
ticiate. The public is heartily invited
to attend.
Z. &. WEIDEMYER,
J, M. DICK,
Pastors.
We hear it stated by reliable
sources, that Andrew G. Gregg, the
Republican nominee Cor the Office iof
Sheriff, makes it his business To cir
culate the report that Mr.. John
Wolf, candidate for commissioner will
be scratched from the ticket in Ruseh
twp by great many Democratic
voters.
'Tis all mistake, Andy; Mr.. VOLTS
name is not going to be scratched from
the ticket in that locality, as we know
from the best Democrats thereahouts,
nor anywhere else. And furthermor e
We don't intend to do any trading, bar
tering, scratching, Sc, but are going
to elect the spare and entire d Democratic
ticket.
How TO GET RID OF CANADA
THISTLE.-Mr Jacob Bubb, this place,
has been experimenting to some extent
in order To ascertain the best way of
getting rid Of Canada thistles that
grow on his farm. lie has tried salt,
coal osl, and q number of other RENE
dies, but with no success. Sometime
ago he took it into his head to try
apple pomace from the cider press,
knowing by experience that it would
kill grass and other weeds. The ap-
plication was duly nude and the result
was entirelysatiSfactory. BY cutting off
the stalk of this Objectionable weed,
and placing common ShoYelfull Of po-
mace over the roots they are sure to
die and the following season you will
find no trace of the weed. Mr.. Bubb
has repeatedly tried this remedy and
every effort has been attended with en-
tire success. 1t is upon his authority
that we give it to the public, that it
may benefit many who are bothered
with the Canada thistle. Try it,
jersey Shore Herald.
a VERY BEAUTIFUL PREMIUM
ENGRAVING has been issued by
"Peterson's Magazine" for 1881, to
reward persons for getting up clubs.
The plate is large, 20 inches by l6,
and would ornament even the most re
fined pallur; for it is executed in the
highest style Of art. 1t is entitled
"HUsH DON'T WAKE THEM" and
represents little girl, seated at bed
side, where her two sick dolls are, and
she is holding up her finger, warming,
ly, as she speaks. 1t is really one of
the most charming pictures possible;
all the little ones, especially, will be
delighted with it. Any one can Sc.
cs1e this beautiful engraving, gratis, BY
getting up q club for Peterson" Only
the enormous circulation of the Maya
zine can explain why the proprietors
can afford to give such premiums.
Peterson" is the best and cheapest of
the lady's books, the price being but
two dollars a year, ,oith great deduc-
tons to clubs. Specimens of the Maga-
zine, to assist in getting up clubs, are
sent, gratis, if written for. NooC is
the time to get up clubs for 1882. No
one should subscribe to any magazine
until they have seen a copy of "Peter-
son." and compared with others.
Address,
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
3)6 Chestnut st. Philadelphia, Pa.