Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-05-26

Miss Annie Buckler was elected
county superintendent of Potter com-
ty on the 3rd inst.
Next Monday is Deco ration Day,
but 1t is doubtful whether It will strike
Millheim this yelr.
S. D. Musser, collector of school
taxes, hereby gives notice that all such
taxes not paid by June lst next will be
promptly collected by levy and sale,
1t is said that diphtheria never en- :
ters q house where coffee is roasted.
The theory is that the aroma arising
from roasting coffee destroys the
germs Of the disease.
No remedy in the world ever came
into such universal use, or has so fully
won the confidence of mankind, rs
Ayers Cherry Pectoral for the cure Of
Coughs, Colds and Consumption.
Clinton county has two Associate
Judges, three commissioners, Sheriff, a
Treasurer to electGext fall, aud strange
say there are plenty of candidates for
each one of the places.
1t affords real pleasure even only
20 see the large and splendid stock Of
clothing at the Philadelphia Branch
Store, Belefonte, Pa. Now just try it
for your own satisfaction.
Mr.. Daniel Heiser, of Lewisburg,
formerly of this place, has Deen ap-
pointed mail agent on the Lewisburg Il
Tyrone r. r., rice Mr.. Beale. We do
not know whether the latter resigned
or was, removed.
LAWN MowERs.-We call the at
tention of our readers to the advertise
ment of the Hills Archlmedean Lawn
Mower Co., of Hartford, Conn, IN a
Mother column. They claim to have
the best Lawn Mowers in the market,
and their claim is not disputed.
AT the last meeting of the direc-
tors of Pine Station Camp Meeting AS
sociation it was resolved TO hold a
camp meeting, commencing Tuesday,
Aug. 23d, TO continue nine days; tents
can be secured by addressing Mr. j.
Stamm, Pine Station, Pa, at any time.
If YOU want an extra fine article in
the line of tooth powder-and every
body should use such an ar,icle-Dr.
John T. Harter is the man to supply
you. We have tried it and know
whereof we speak. II
Mr.. John Coldren of Gregg town
ship, announces himself iu to-day'd
Journal as candidate for Sheriff. Mr..
Coldren is one of Peans valleys best
citizens, and if successful will Ger
tainly fill the office with cretit.
The most artistic and altogether
the best piece of work in the shape of
monument eyer put up in Penns
Valley, was last week erected at the
grave of Daniel Mosser, in Boalsburg.
1t was built at the popular Millheim
Marble Works, by Deininger & Mus
ser.
Hon. ". X. Alexander left us on
Monday morning for Texas. His OBJ
iect as far as we could learn IS to take
good look of the Lone star state, with
one eve, and keep the other one open to
business Of some kind. Hope his tai
ents and business capacity may find
fruitful field out there.
THE ExcELsIoR. DYE WORKS at
Lewisuurg turns out first class Work.
shawls, dresses and mems garments
will be colored aud 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. II
Nearly all last week we had con-
tinued rains, but they were mostly OF
gentle kind. Their effect on yegeta-
ton is wonderful, and old earth seems
never to have been dressed in garb OF
such exquisite beauty as now. 1t ap-
pears as though Providence intended
to shower down his blessings in rich
profusion upon his disobedient, naughty
children.
Mr.. John Rishel, of Potter town
ship, frightened our sanctum the 9th
er day with the smiles Of his pleasant,
benevolent face. Mr.. r. is known to
many of our citizens as a man OF pos
tive qualities ! standing and integ-
rity-and good looking as need be. lie
announces himself as candidate for
Associate Judge, for which Office he
certainly possesses coed qualifications.
-Millheila, generally lively, is un-
usuallyso this week. Several legal
dignitaries from Bellefonte-common-
ly called la,oyers-lnow we are not ao'
solutely sure that the word sis spelled
exactly right are here, taking Tax