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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

4 LEssoN To JuEYNEN.--Judge Mayer
last week administered severe rcbukc 10
a Clinton county jury in the case Of Ellis
l.. Orvis against Ario Psrdcc, The Lock
Haven Republican gives The following &C.
count Of the case and the scene between
Judge and jury when the verdict was ren.
dercd
"The case whs an ejcctmcnt for a tract
Of land along the line between Centre and
Clinton counties, and depended upon three
questions First, Was the assessment, upon
which il was sold for taxes In Clinton
county regular Second, IL the line run in
lsis. or the one run In 1859 the true diyi-
sion line between Clinton and Centre coun-
tics and third, does the tract in dispute
lie east or west of the line Of 1859. The
Judge, in his charge, decided as = matter
Of Law that the assessment was regular and
the sale valid, and that The line run in
1859 is the true division line between the
two counties, leaving nothing TO the jury
10 find except whether the tract is east or
west Of this line. On this question how
ever. there was no dispute, as the surveyors
on both sides testified, and the defence ad-
mittod, that the land Is East, Of the line Of
1850 No one who heard the charge Of
the Court supposed that the jury would be
more than few minutes in making up a
verdict for the plaintiff, "a the Court had
left them little or no discretion in the
matter. But instead Of coming in at once,
they stayed out until o'clock in the morn
ing and then agreed upon verdict for the
defendant.
"When they came into the Court room
20 deliver their verdict, III. T. Harvey, Of
the plaintiffs counsel arose, and asked the
Court 20 direct the jury to find verdict in
favor Of the plaintiff, Mr.. Pesle, defend
ants attorney began TO talk about tho
province Of the Court and jary, but Judge
Mayer promptly ordered the jury TO find
for the plaintiff aud remarked TO them,
among other things equally strong, that he
would never have allowed them 10 leave
the box had he supposed that they would
find verdict In such direct opposition to
their instructions, and that as be was
sworn 10 administer the Law Ne he found t.,
ho proposed 10 teach tho jury that while
he sat on the bench they could not make
up verdict, and unsettle titles IN open
violation Of Law and In disregard of every
principle Of justice"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26
II. II BESvEn, Ad,utana
GEuEDg 7. HARRIS,
Isst GlutmGHigr.

Snow SHOE BgIEFs. Mcssrs. Berwind,
White Il Co, the new operators Of the
Snow Shoe mines, are making many i'm
proycmcup At this place for the purpose Of
increasing their facilities Tor the transac-
ton of their extensive business They
have a new Office undes way ucAr the de-
pot which they will occupy in Il few days
They are at present mining and shipping IA
large amount Of coal, and will increase
the quantity as they can procure labor and
transportation.
The miners were made happy on last
Saturday. Il was pay day and large
amount Of money was paid oui to them.
Mr.. Peters has completed the repair, to
the Mountain House and il now ready 20
receive SIMMER gucsts. The house ia in
elegant order and will Be keep, in style to
please it, patrons. In hll Pennsylvania
there Is not finer mountain resort for the
hot months Of summer than Snow Shoe,
and with a certainty Of Gr.t class hotel &C
commodhtons should attract many visitors.
The cubs captured by John Uzzlc last
week are a. lively a. kii,cns, and are
source Of grca, amuscmcu; to al who 60
- sec them.
Joseph Lucas, while 3, work in mine
No. I, on las, Thur.day made narrow
escape from fall Of coal. As il was, 8
lump cAuch, him. and he was so seriously
bruised and cut a, 70 be laid up.
4 man named Armstrong, We have been
informed, wa' instantly killed by fall Of
coal In Mine No ., al Snow Shoe, on last
Monday. lie had undermined the coal
and was working under the mass when IL
fell upon him.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26
Exercises of Decoration Day.
HEADQUARTERS GREoo Posr, No. 90,

HEADQUARTERS GEEoo Posr, No. 95, I
q. A r., BELLEFosTE, May %, 1881.
General Order No.
The following programme of exercises
for the proper Observance of Memorial
Day, May 30, is hereby announced
/. The Post will assemble in @. A. X.
Hall, Mt 10 \. ". Sunday, May 2gth, in
full uniform, with white gloves and will
proceed in regular order" 10 St Johns
Protestant Episcopal church, to attend the
regular morning service at 1920 4. ~
Sermon by the Rector, Rev. John Hewitt
ii. On Monday, May 80, at ~ A. NJ,
the officers Of the Post with committee
Of comrades will proceed 10 the several
cemeteries and mark each soldiers grave
with the appropriate flag and will AT the
same time decorate with flowers all graves
except those in the Union cemetery
III. The G.. a. X. Memorial Day SER
vices will take place in the Union ccme-
terry at 80 4. NJ
". The Sunday.schools will be under
the charge Of Comradc j II. Rankin, and
the SupcrintrHdcuts will kindly report 10
him for Instructions aa 10 their place in
the cemetery and the distribution Of Gow-
ers.
Y. The organizations participating In
the parade will be- formed IN line by the
Adjutant, in the Court House square, ut I
=. NJ, precisely, in the following order
The Mountain City Band Company Is,
9TH Regiment, y. G.. r. Gregg Post, No,
20, G.. a. Il, Logan Hoe Company, No,
/ Undiuc Fire Company, No. ..
VI The line Of parade will be down Al
lcghcny 10 Howard. to Spring - Bishop
to Allegheny 10 Howard u Union Gem
ctcry.
VII After the Decoration cercmoncf,
an address will be- delivered By Capt. J.
Merrill Linn, Of Lcwifburg.
VIII. At seven =. 81, the Post will as
somble at their Hall to proceed 10 the
Court House, at 7.3O r. ", whore the G..
\. X. Memorial service for deceased com
rade. Of the Post, will be- held, to which
the public are cordially invited. An hd-
drcss will be delivered by comradc John
G.. Love, Of Gregg Post, No. %.
By order Of
GEuEaE 7. HARgI-,
Post CgumGudry.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

PHLshrtrHtA. MAY - 1881.
Tinun-prioes of -four are cell supported and a
steady demand prevails fram The home cpnsumsrs
With aasne inquiry from shippefs- Saies 81 2HD tar
rels including MinussatA extras, at Shlb9a6na far
medium 10 fancy clear. ard II ssa6&s iof straight
Pennsylvania family At t5.1seh-tl: western Dc. q
g. 1sdaan and patents At ss.haa1i5. Hse Sour t.
steady with sales 81 e. 81 Tef barrel.
wHaar--Thsfs is not much demand for wheat. hut
prizes are hrmef. The closing quotAtions
n 2tts It'd and al . asked faT No red. Hay; 81 -
bii aud 81 % asked fgt Ne. rcd June si-l5a5 led
and sll7iS ast ed far No red. July SHES hd and
81 2tlx asked fof No. 2 red August i5.fel bushels
Jsns Hnld II sl2Zi. 25Do bushels MAY. 81 " 1tsss
booo Isly At sllSSA ionoe bushels May At sl2s's.
sEEbs-In timothy and oleseFSccas thsss is nothing
worthy q notice Aaing.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

The Watchman remarks that couple
of our young (2) men are taking private
lessons in the racquet at the Bush House.
One of these gentlemen has previously
taken similar lessons only he then spelled
il simply racket,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

MIR. John Shontz, of Philipsburg,
was tho victim of serious accident on
Tuesday, May 10, which resulted in the
breaking of his right leg at the thigh, lie
was riding in n truck down steep grade
to the saw mill of Hoover, Hughes II Co,
near Wallaceton, Clearneld comfy, when
the car jumped the track throwing him to
the ground with the result above stated.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

The councils of Wiiliamsport, have
passed an ordinance to refund the city debt
by issuing four per cent ton-twenty bonds,
by which they not only expect to redeem
their credit, but to relieve the people Of
onerous burdens. This example might be
worthy of imitation in other taK-ridden
communities. Our own borough Of Belle
fonte needs relief in this direction as much
as any place Of equal extent and popula-
iion In America, and It may be pertinent
to inquire why our borough authorities do
not institute some measure to lessen the In
tercst tax which forms so prominent fea-
ture in the corporate burdens. We have
intelligent business men In our council,
elected for their intelligence and ability 10
grasp the necessities and provide such
means as will add most 20 the comfort and
prosperity Of the people they represent.
Accepting the trust, comprehends the duty,
and the public affairs should receive the
same Intelligent attention that would be
given to their own private affairs under
embarrassment.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26
Thursday Morning, May 90, 1881.

cosRvsrospKscE con tanning important news, solicit
cd frnm any mart OF the county No commute stirn
inserted unless accompanied by the real name Of the
writer,
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

Brew & Son, the grocers on Allegheny
street, are among the most enterprising
business men Of Bellefontc. They take
particular pains always 10 keep on hand a
choice stock tf all that IL now In their
line. Hams, dried fruits, coffee, tea, spices,
&c, can be purchased there at all times.
Their stock Of confectionery is also very
superior.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

The depot at this place has been suita-
bly, drsped in morning as = mark OF re-
speCt 10 the late Col. Thomas A. Scott
We believe this tribute TO the memory oi
Col. Scott was general on ell the lines Of
the Pennsylvania railroad
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

Brown Bros. are making > speciality
Of new whiskies never before offered in
Bellefonte, such "a Golden Rule Of the
People, ''IIannisville" and "Dougherty. ("
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

Frank Blair was out fishing with Pro-
thonotAry Harper, Esquire Smith and
others last week and attempted 10 turn the
excursion into geological survey. His
effort to split open a rock weighing several
tons by standing upon It and then sudden
" sitting down was q complete failure 80
far as iniuring the rock was concerned
The other results we're entirely satisfactory
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

LooAS CEMENT. The retail price for
LOGAN CEMENT on and after this date
May Q, 1881, will be two dollars per
barrel and no charge for bags or barrels.
II. h. Hicks.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26
MARRIAGES.

LINS-ETovER--At The residence q the brides pa.
reuts at ragtrvIlls May ISL, ~ Rev. v. A. Ridge.
NJ. James Q Ilaa. % clfntsn ecnntxs aad Miss -
phla Slower, Of EAaievte
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

DEATH OF HENRY MILLER.-Mr Hen
ry Miller, a we'll known and respected cit
izen of Spring township, died very sudden
" at his homo on Tuesday morning of
lievc native of Miles township, where he
passed his carly days upon the farm of his
father near Rebersburg. Hc came 10
Spring township some years ago, and con-
tinued to reside there until the day of his
death. Mr.. Miller was prominent in the
order of Odd Fellows and his funeral will
take place to-day, attended by the Belle
fontc Lodge. Ilo was an upright man in
all respects, and his death will be II griev-
Gus sorrow to his family and friends His
age was "a years, 6 months and days.
The LORDS PRAYER Tho "Rcvisors"
have taken liberties with the Lords Pray
or that we think will meet with some con-
dcmnation. The following Is the revision
and also the old version
aryt.Iox oLp VERSION
our Father which art In our Father which art iu
heaven, halluwei bo TIy heaven, halo~cd be Thy
name. Thy kingdom come name,
Thy will bo done - ~ Thy kingdom come. Thy
HEtytN EtETH. Give will he done ia earth ne n
THE day our daily bread Is la heaven.
aud forgive NJ our d~bts, a. Give ~ this day our
Also HAVE TuEaIyTs OtE daily bread
pEuruhs. And lead us not And forgive us our debts,
Into temptation, but doliV. We forgive our d"htpts
- NJ ffum THE TviL ONE Aud lead not lHtu
fOHIf rRT HEsT temptation. but deliver us
from evil For Thine Ia
tho kingdom, and u,c rJs.
~ sud thc glory forever.
Amen.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

While Il large number Of people lined
the walk in front Of the post Office ycstcr-
day morning waiting for tho opening Of
the mail, a man in great hurry was fore
ing his way through tho crowd. In some
way or other he insulted a small dog and
was promptly bitten in the leg for his
pains. He was very angry and swore be
would go home, get his revolver and
shoot the cur on sight. "Don t do that, "
said his owner, "he Is not mad "Not
mad" shouted the victim "of course not,
whats he got to be mad about, it's me
that's mad. 4" a shout OF laughter greeted
this and the man went on his way swearing
by ali the gods in the heather calendar
and several that are not.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

ID. d. Kunes, OF Blanchard, in this
has gone 10 White sulphur Springs
in Virginia, TO estimazI the timber on a
large tract Of land. John Liggcl, Of
Beech Greek, accompanies him.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

Spring woolens now ready. Early
orders solicited. Money saved.
left MoxTooMERY 4 Co., Tailors.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26
Announcements.
KHIRF


We are authorized 10 announce that
IlVhAs DUkKLE. 0f Rush township. will be- q
npatF iDf sheriff, subject 10 the decision Il the
Dcnyefatie County Convention
~. " ARE authorized " announce that
Join CoLDhEN. u Gregg townsIilu will te a ,au.
ddate for Sheriff, subject ~ tb4 da,,,i,, - a. n,
cmllo County Convention
We are authorized 70 announce that
ID. M hElDIGii af Tefvu-pn tsvnsbip vui Ls a
candidate for HhefiH subject % lie Jsi.i,, 49, - 49,,
DrmCefatio County Convention.
we are authorized 10 announce that
IOSEPif J.. hEFf u Boggs topnship, viIi ts a can.
cratic County Convention
We are authorized to announce TINT
JOHN q MILES. II Huston township uilI Is a can.
pua'' ~ th"tih subject - tho decision 0 the Demo
phis county Convention.
We are authorized 10 announce that
SAMUEL X. FAUST. of Miles township, will Le a
,hhHhate iyt rh"fin, subject 10 the de- son Of the
Democratic County Convention.
PEoTHONoTARY.
We are authorized ~ announce that
J. G HARPER. Of Bellcfonie will ic candidate taf
Pfo'honstafy, subject a. the decision q the Democrat
ic County Convention.
TEEAsUREE.
We are authorized 10 announce that
DANIEL G KELLER. u Potter township, viii be- a
candidate fpr '"outy Tfsasurer subject the dscs1n
81 The Democratic County Convention
We Hr" authorized 10 announce that
A heQt IsIIoS, q BsIl'fonic viii hc oandi-
l' 'i ''uHll lfFWuf"rs subject o. The degrlUu uf
ho b"m0rfaur t0uhiy Convention
COMMISSIONER
We are authorized 20 announce that
JOHN hoy Jr uf Marion taEuship, will h. q candi.
date fpr County Commissioner subject D. the decision
u The Democratic County Convention.
We hr" authorized 60 announce that
~ wTfOEf, = Ferguson tawnshlp NlIl bee q ranIi-
dat" iur County CotumissiYBef suist g. the decision
u TIE Democratic County Convention.
We are authorized 10 announce that
SAMUEL DECKER, Of walker township, ~ilI he a
candidate hr CpuHiy CpmmissoneT subject D. the de-
risian - the Demo a,r Comfy Convention
kEGINTKR
We are authorized to announce that
JAMES 4 MoCLAtH, Il MIlssburg, vlil be a canai.
dat" yf E"E.sief, subject 20 the Do syu Il the Demo
cratic County Convention.
We NJ" authorized to announce that
IoE " FURRY, II Bslefauts. will Le O candidate
i'f Register, tubeft q th" decision %! The mo fac
County CuuNentoH.
RECORDER.
We are authorized 10 announce that
FRANK y BIBLE u Nlleshurr viii be a candidate
ST. Recorder sulJert to The De- sian q the democratic
County C.ureutiuu.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

ASHCROFT. ChesieFviia, near PhglTnhurr. sd.
urass. May II. Harvey soa d John AsAeF0iI aesa
ai.sas u nrnthz
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

.-Govcrnor and Mrs. Curtin arrived at
their home in Bellefonte last week. Mrs.
Curtin is in excellent health, but we are
sorry to say the Governor has not been
able 70 make his appearance upon the
streets since he has been here. lie is suf-
fering with a very annoying and painful
boil on the side Of his neck, which confines
him TO the house. We trust the trouble
some affliction will not last long.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

FACTS ToK Pension CLAINASTs.-Com-
missioner Bentley Of the Pension Bureau st
Washington, has prepared a circular rcla-
tive to the business Of his Office AZ the
information he gives may be OF special in
tcrest 70 many Of our readers We publish 1t
for their benefit. He SAYS:
with view 30 reduce the volume Of
correspondence between this Office and
claimants, and others in their behalf and
between Senators and Representative and
their constituents, in relation TO pension
claims, thereby in some measure facilitst-
ing the settlement Of cases, he states that,
except In q small per centage Of claims
which by reason of some extraordinary
circumstances hsve been given precedence
In their consideration, no claims for invHl-
ID pension numbered higher than 800, 600,
and widows numbered 2j4 600, have been
reached for adjustment. The claims in
each series, 81 higher numbers, will be
taken up in regular course. by blocks Of
ton thousand in the invalid series, and cor
responding blocks of about three thousand
in the widows series (which includes the
claims 81 minor children, dependent
mothers and fathers, and sisters and broth
crs, - well A. the widows Of soldiers, a.
rapidly a. the records Of service and hos.
piisl treatment can be procured from the
Offices Of the sdjutant-generAl and surgeon
general Of the Army. As new blocks
Of claims are taken up for adjustment, In
the two series, notice will be given by q
similar circular"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

The extensive improvements we have
heretofore mentioned as being inauguraied
at the BrockerhoG House are rapidly near
ing completion. The entire arst floor with
the exception Of the three parlors, Is now
ready FOR business. The first floor Is laid
out in suits Of apartments, furnished with
solid black walnut furniture, fine tapcstricd
Brussels carpet, with bureaus and wash
stands covered with beautiful Tennessee
marble. The rooms are models Of ncatncss
and taste and will compare favorably with
those Of any first class hotel in the eastern
cities The third floor will soon be hn-
ishcd and then with the contemplated
changes on the first floor the BrockcrhofF
House will be one Of the finest in this Sec
tion Of the ts. As soon az the hotel is
completely renovated, We will take occa-
sion to give our readers a full description
Of it, already beautidcd interior.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

"womES NEVER THINK IF the
grabbed old bachelor who uttered this sen-
timent. could bat witness the intense
thought, deep study and thorough investi-
CATION Of women In determining the best
medicines TO keep their families we'll, and
would note their sAgacity and wisdom in
selecting Hop Bitters as the best, and dem.
onstrating il by keeping their families in
perpetual health, at mere nominal ex.
pense, he would be forced 10 acknowledge
that such sentiments are bsseless and Alsc
- picaUk4s
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

On Tuesday night Of last week an ac.
cideni occurred on the Tyrone and Clear.
field Railroad, at the summit Of the noun
tain, by which William Engle, brake
man, was instantly killed, and another
brakeman, named William Gates, was So
riously injured. The Philipsbubg journal
says "the accident was caused by freight
train running into several cars standing on
a siding, so close TO the main track that
the train was unable to pass without COM
ing in collision. a number of cars we're
thrown from the track and demolished
and the broken timber, and trucks piled
up in confusion on both sides. The even
ing express north had passed the Summit
few moments previous 10 the disaster, thus
avoiding any delay The journal further
says that "Mr. Englc, who was instantly
killed, was aged about 80 years and leaves
wife and three children to mourn his
sudden and horrible death - and that he
bad only gone on the road as brakeman
on the day he met his death.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

"A Clinton county man recently went
to Lock Haven, and after drinking about
quart Of the best whiskey to be found in
our ambitious sister city, started for home,
IIe was overcome by his emotions on the
way and laid down in the woods TO rest
In the morning when he awokc, "A dead
rattlesnakc lay by his side. He was bitten
in four places, but suffered no inconven-
fence. 1t was however, fatal to the snake
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

Mr.. James Huston, Of the Brccker-
hcfT House, Is pleasant and afable gen
ileman who thoroughly understands HE
business. lie is kind in disposition, polite
in his intercourse with every one, and is
rapidly becoming fAvoriie with all who
come in contact with him at the hotel.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

--Bavarian and Bohemian beers surpass
any malt liquors ever before offered TO the
public These sparkling drinks can be
had on draft at Brown Bros, Butts House.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

--Competi,ion is the life OF trade, and the
trader who keeps the best goods and the
neatest store will always draw the patron
age. Especially Is this true Of II. Scchler
& Co.'S grocery store. Notwithstanding
large competition In the same line Of busi-
ness, they still continue conducting their
business in the same successful manner
which has always characterized them.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

READ AND CoNsIDEE-Thc business
boom has caused 80 many manufactures %
start into FUN operations that hands are
becoming scarce. Men are striking for
higher wages at business ccntrcs this
will make harves, hands scarce Farmer
should consider the situation In time.
Those who have much wheat to harvest
should provide Themselves with self-bind-
ing Harvesters. The Osborne IS the bcst-
binds with either ,wine or wire, the cost Of
which e twenty-five TO thirty cents per
acre. II is the only Harvester made that
the twine and wire attachments 70 with
the same machine. They are the only
sclf-binding Hsrvesiers that have been
sold in Centre county this year There il
twinc binder in working order At the
Farmer Supply Store, Of Alexander &
Co, Bellcfouie, Pa.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

One evening last week, Mr.. Teller,
the genial and obliging host Of the Bush
House, set out a splendid turtle soup lunch
70 3 large number Of invited guests. The
soup was delicious and Of course was keen
ly relishcd by all present. Mr.. Teller will
maintain his reputation as one sf the most
accomplished hotel keepers in this section
Of Pennsylvania and since he has been In
charge OF the Bush House that large and
elegant hotel has had large run Of pa
tronaCp.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-05-26

Quite f number Of our legal lights
have gone to Millheim this week to con-
duct the contest between +. I, Musser,
E.q., and Squire Reifsnydcr for the com
mission a. justice Of the peace for Millheim
borough. Mr.. Mussscr received a major
ity OF one vote at the Spring election,
and Squire Reif.nydcr, the prcsen, justice
contests II. a. Mckee, Esq, ia the com
missioner. Alexander & Bower, are coun-
eel for contesiec, and spAnglcr & For,ney
FOR contestant II will liycn up the little
borough Of Millheim for few days and
give 1t quite an mir Of importance.