Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-17

The sale OF the personal effects OF
George Harter, deceased, Saturday
Aug. Goth next.
We direct the attentin of our farm
er readers to the advertisement OF ,.
| X. Sankey & Co., manufacturers OF the
celebrated Keystone Cultivator, in an
other column. This enterpIising firm
now has every arrangement and facili-
ty completed to turn out this useful
implement in large numbers and at the
lowest possible price. Farmers will
benefit themselves most by buying a
Keystone.
ADVICE CHARTS. The candidates
Just nominated for congressman, sena-
tor, assemblymen, jury commissioner
and coroner had better 60 to Levin in
a body and have their sl2es taken for
campaign suits. "Don't you forget It"
gentlemen. We want you to have the
best possible appearance when you
come around to solicit our votes, or
make speeches, and Levin is just the
chap to rig you out in first class style.
DON'T risk defeat by appearing in
patched unmentionables and general
slouchiness. 2t.
els this the Post Office ?" 'Is
the barber about p'' "Where are the
hardware fellows ?" What has be-
come of Flip Musser ?" did you see
anything of Al Wolders ?" These are
some OF the questions which we are
asked daily-Some Of them quite a
number of times the same day. Now,
we know quite a variety of things at
least so we fancy-but how can we
know where Al Walters, Jim Smith,
Jacob Springer, Philip Musstr or any
body else is when not ut their regular
places of business, unless they first tell
Us where they are going, what their
business is there and how soon they eX
rect to return This they all should
do, so that we maybe enabled the better
serve the public, or else they ought to
hangslates on the outside of the outside
door, G Il DR.. FauValzah at Spring
Mills, and on them write their probG-
bic or possible whereabouts, whenever
they leave.
Centre County Teachers Exan1sn-
alton For 1889.
Pnilipsburg anG Rush-PhilipsOurg,
Tnesd., Aug. o..
Taylnr-Hannah Furnace, Wednesday,
Aug. 23.
Worth-Port Matilda, Thursday, Aug,
IIuston-Julian Furnace, Friday,
August 25.
Unionville aud Union-U nionville Sat
urday, August .
Milesburg and Boggs-Milesburg,
Monday, August %.
Snowshoe and Burnside-SnOwskOe,
TuesllY, August %
Liberty-EagleYille, Wednesday, Aug.
gust so.
Howard and Curtin Howard, Thurs
day August j.
Walker and Marion-Huhlersb
Friday, Septem Der l.
Beuner and Sprirg-Mt. Pleasant,
Monday, September 4.
Patton-W Waddle's School House, Tues
Halfm mDon-Stormstown Wednesday,
September, 8.
College-Lemont, Thursday, Septem-
ber, Z.
Ferguson-Pine Grove, Friday, Sept
ember s.
Harris-Boalsburg, Saturday, Septem-
sber, 9.
Haines-Aaronsburg, Mond1y, Sept
ember, II.
Penn and Millheim -Millheim, Tues
day, September, l..
Miles, -Rebersburg, Wednesday, Sept
ember, 13.
Potter-Centre Hall, Thursday, Sept
ember "a.
Gregg-Spriug Mills, Friday, Septem-
Der, Is.
Examinations begin at 0 4, NJ. Ap-
plicants must be puncJual, and should
enter the first class at which they are
present, which ought to be in the dis
trict in which they Intend to teach.
Each applicant is requested to hand ME
a card with name, aye and address, be-
fore the examination begins. The Sec
retary of each Board should be pres
ent in time to make outa list Of appli-
cants.
d. NJ. WOLF,
County Supt.
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