Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-09-28

and latest schtyle.
The cheapest place to buy goods in
these parts at the present is STAINS.
They are selling out absolutely at cost
to close out and quit the business.
There is no catch or draw in the mat
ter but real, bona fde selling out al
cost. A full line Of ladies dress goods
prints, clothing, boots & shoes, queens
ware &C.. all at cost at cost at cost.
/ Our friend p. II. Slower, at Coburn
now has everything in good working
trim for business. He is prepared to
pay the best ruling prize for all kinds
of graih and sells coal, plaster, &c. at
the lowest market rates. BY strict at
tention to business he hopes to merit a
share of public patronage. See adver-
tisement in another column.
A PREACHERS BIO SNAKE STORY
Rev. Z. J.. Krupp, of Laurelville, West.
moreland county, states that while his
wife and a male relative were out ber-
rying, few days since, they came a
cross den of 150rattlesnakes, and kill
ed them all in fifteen minutes.
Doll & Mingle have now the full
est line of boots and shoes f)r men, wo.
men and children, in Centre county.
We know whereof we affirm when we
say that they keep the very best in
their line and sell as low as the lowest.
They are good and reliable men to deal
with and their customers are always
pleased. 2t
we notice with infinite pleasuse in
the Drllofonte papers that Mr.W. G.
Morrison, the gentleman engaged to
teach our Grammer School, stands we'll
in the profession. The school board Of
Worth township, where he taught with
much success for eight successive terms
upon learning that he had accepted a
school here, passed a series of highly
complimentary resolutions of Mr.. Nor
rison and his work.
Again the time is here when stove
pipes must be ''.fred," and in the inter-
est of domestic happiness and harmony
we offer fine chrome of the man who
was First in War, frst in Peace and
first in the Hearts of his Countrymen"
to the chap who will do it all nicely aud
completely without losing the sweet
ness of his temper. Competitors must
bring certificates duly attested by their
better halves.
Before you buy your stock Of win
ter clOthing-and the time to do 50 is
soon at hand make up your mind to
call at LeWin's Philadelphia Branch,
Bellefonte. If you can not ent your
self there it is not likely thai you can
be suited anywhere. Levin is deter
mined to lead and does lead~~all dealers
in clothing in this part of the state.
He strictly adheres to the zone price
system" for all. ct
Last week The sad news reached
us-from Guntoor, India, that Rev. A.
D. Rowe, tie beloved Lutheran mis-
sionary in that county, had died of ty-
phoid fever. The date Uf Mr.. Rowe's
death is not given, but it was certainly
recent, rs no news of his sickness had
reached this county.
We know two little of Mr.. Rowe's
history to attempt a biographical
sketch, but will at later date lay be-
fore our readers the principal facts of
bis truly interesting life.
The Sunday School picnic in Ev-
ert's woods on Saturday was well at
tended, notwithstanding the disagreed
BILE state of the weather. The Elk
Creek, Liberty aud St. Pauls' schools
were present. The Mlllheim, Wood
ward and Farmers Mills bands made
the music, and Revs. J. Tomlinson and
q. Il. Yearick delivered the addresses.
Those who ought to know say that the
cakes and other good things embraced
a wide range in variety, and all we're
delicious in flavor.
-Mr. F. p. Musser let home on
Monday morning for the Yellowstone
Valley, the new E,rskd of the west.
He is one Of a committee of threewhfch
started together on Monday from How
ard, to spy out the land with view to
forming company of emigrants. Their
destination is Miles City, Montana
Territory. Quite number of young
men in Centre coanty, especially in and
around Howard, expect to join the new
colony, if the report of the pioneer
committee will be as is now expected.
Read, Mark and Learn +!
That fine, enclosed Picnic Ground,
oxya,xy H.