Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-30

n SpOu dSSUI lulCiAV dlfNl ldlA supply
of winter weather on hand just now.
-Protracted meeting in the M. f.
church continues thrc ugh the week,
except Saturday evening.
The Coburn Station depot has been
improved by coat OF pSinC. 1t pre-
sents a clean and business like appear
snce now.
Mr.. John Homan, of Hdines town
ship has ultimately recovered from his
late illness. and is paying our town his
usual business visits. Glad to see you
out again, John.
Don't forget the great closing out sale
at STAINS store every Saturday after
noon and evening in December. Big
bargains in all kinds OF goods. See
large bills. tt
Mr.. A. A. Frank, who had been
clerking in Snook's store for many
years, has quit there and will enter
business on his own hook as partner
in the new clothing store, which is a.
bout TO be opened in town.
"A. J. Harter, at Musser's tannery,
keeps all kinds and grades of leather or
hand which he sells at the lowest prices
FOX cash or in exchange for hides. Mr..
Harter is an experienced tanner and
farrier and a square business man be-
sides. Try Elm. tt
The prices of porA and beef seem
to be the question just now most diff
cult to settle. Last week pork sought
buyers In Bellefonte at IS. per hundred.
Prominent dealers there thought it
might reach 50 later in the season, but
no more.
Inventors end PatentecR-
should send for instructions, reason
able terms. references, &C., TO Edison
Brothers, Solicitors of Patents, Wash
j gton, ID. G. who furnish the same
'ci.ho,d charge. Edison Brothers is a
well known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established in
1855. tt
The secretaries of the different
school boards of Centre county are re-
quested TO send their names al ad
dress to Mr.. J. c. Meyer, Bellefonte, 10
enable him to correspond with them in
relation to u e next session of the coun-
ty institute.
Mr.. J. A. Limbert our accomoda-
ting mail carrier on the Coburn-
Woo ward route hereby informs his
many frien0s and patrons along the line
that he vii carry packages Of almost
all kinls aud Siz 8 1t very reasonable
rates. Thanking them for their past
favors he respec fully snliGts their fur
ther patronage.
Mrs. A. ". Weaver has received
and opened nice stock of watches and
jewelry, which she handles in connec-
tiou with the Millinery trade. Mira. w.
is wide-awake TO business and is not "a
fraid to invest few dollars in printers
ink. She says advertising pays and
she certainly ought 10 know.
M. S. Fielder, executor, will sell
valuable real estate of the late John
Hess, deceased, Thursday, Decbr. 2Sth
next. The farm is reputedly the
finest and best in Haines township,
and the several tracts of timber
kna are very valuable. Read notice
in another column.
Mr.. VIM. Ptaler, late Of Penn
Hall. has accepted situation as sales
man i'm J. w. Shocks store. Glad 10
have Willyum for a neigh3or, all the
more so because he is a first class bus
mess man, a real clever, social fellow,
a gentleman, scholar, and to cap the
climax, a good Democrat and guide
LlltheriSh.
Mr.. NJ. E. Sealts, the new clerk in
Nc Millen's New Brokerhoff House,
Dellefonte, is exactly the right man in
the right place. He takes to the busi-
ness as naturally and gracefully as If
he had spent all his life time in it
which may be the case, too, for aught
we know. Certainly he is an efficient
and obliging clerk, and the high char
acter OF the Brockerhoff loses nothing
10y his services.
FRESH OYSTERS. If you get hun
CRY for fresh oysters stop in at ID. L.
Browns oyster saloon. He keeps them
and has his tables always ready and
Qoaded with the spiciest delicacies that
could be wanted for frst-class oyster
supper. Faeailies can he Accommodated
with oysters by the pint, quart or gal
Ion. Best place in town for oysters
and don't you forget it.
Harris fine Millinery establishment,
Fancy C oods and General Variety Store,
ir I,ewisburg is full-grown and com
ulete concern of It's kind. In its great
assortment, in the superior quality
of the goods and the cheapness OF the