Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-06-02

III the line OF the smaller articles
that enter into the make up of man .
attire, Levin has the largest, best
cheapest, assortment of hats, caps,
collars, ties, suspenders, hosiery, &c,
ever brought to Centre county. Don't
fail to call and see for yourself when
ever you go to Bellefonte. ~
We never saw grand, historic old
Buffalo Valley appear to better advan-
tage than she does just at this time.
A trip to LewisDurg is worth all it
costs. 1t takes you ouer one of earth's
most beautifurspots. Grain and grass
promise good crops.
Mrs. Sallie Alexander's Millinery
Store on Main Street, is at all times
crowded with customers. Elegant
work and reasonable prices is what
makes the business there. Don't fail
to cali On her Ghd see her splendid
stock of goods.
We have received from the author,
Rev. w. II. Gotwald, we'll written
and full account of the great Milton
1re, q year ago. 1t is published in
pamphlet form and contains also the
action OF the Masters I'D Chapcery
in the distribution of the relief fund
and is altogether record Of historical
value.
1t don't make the least bit of diff
ference how many candidates come out
for the different county offices, Levin,
of the Philadelphia Branch Clothing
Store, Bellefonte, is entirely prepared
to S,uit them all with clothing suitable
for warm weather and a hot campaign.
Allcandidates should avail themselves
of the bargains Levin offers on cam
paign suits. 2t
You can get the best and cheapest
tin ware at D. l. BRowN'S shop on
Main Street. He KEEPS all the novel
ties in his line, among them thu finest
lot of spitoons, CO ffeepots, salveboxes
of all sizes, and many other nice and
useful articles too numerous to men,
ton. TO and see for yourself.
-Harter, Lose s. Co., our enter
prising uldertakers, are laying in a
fine stock of shrou DIS of every de-
scription and price. This is certainly
an important addition to their we'll
stocked establishment, and does away
with an unpleasant and tedious job in
case Of death. The shrouds are got
ten up in a neat and rich manner and
the prices are such as to enable even
poor people to get them whenever the
sad necessity occurs.
-OSe of the best conducted hotels in
Central Pennsylvania is the Irwin
House, Lock Haven Pa. Both the
gentlemanly proprietor, Hon. Woods
Caldwell, and the obliging clerk, Mr.
G.. II. Robe, know exactly how to take
care of fellow and make him feel en-
tlrely at home. The, Irwin House has
a large run of custom and deserves 1t
all.
1t is the duty of our borough au-
thoriues to keep better order on .our
streets. Fights occur almost nightly
among men and boys and there is no
constable or police to prevent it. Ours
ing and the most indecent language
is hourly heard and an utter disregard
of law and order is manifested by the
coming generation. If left to vote,
the people would demand police by
tremendous majority. Why don't our
authorities act?-Leaoisblrg Journal.
Yes, why don't they. 1t is surpris-
ing that staid, steady town like
Lewisburg, with its fine large church
es, good schools add college, the prov
erbial high NOR al tone of her citizens,
should long suffer such state Of af-
fairs. 1t is really unaccountable, un-
less the real reason is that the suDstan-
tial citizens shirk responsibility-and
this may truthfully be said of many
other towns than Lew isburg.
Rev. S. G. Shannon, Financial Agent
of the Missionary Institute, at Selins-
grove, Pa, gave US a call last week
and left us the current catalogue of
that Institution. 1t has preparatory,
a classical, and theological depart
ment. DR.. Henry Zeigler, we'll and
widely known as an able theologian
and successful teacher, is the Superin-
tendent and Professor of Theology.
Since 1853, when the institution was
opened, ninety-eight ministers have
graduated flom it, only four of whom
have since died, the others being near
ly all engaged in active service for the
church. These figures speak well for
the character of the Missionary In
stitute and its corps of able professors.
Hope it may continue to flourish and
do much good for the church and the
world.
NEWS FROM BRUSH.