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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKEIs-BY TELEGRAPH

prpPAtO July A. ArrLR Receipts to-day 1000 head
1000 head for same time aat
week consigned through ~ cars good demand
prices IOOd tAttei OuhiOu 10 lSlI utihai uul
lower. salrs Good 10 Choice steers - - 80 20
9uotae ~ Far . Good shippers steers - -
- -, dedium steers DSD Lignt do - - rs Do
Common butchers - dS4 40 Texans and CheioKee - ~
n - % -tOrker-, - l01 ~
5HFFP AID IAMBs-ecepts today. 300 head totA for
we.g thus sJOO head Tor same tmc last Week
III rO head. consigned rough 3 cars IN good demand
and prices shade higher best ane' dpo1ed OF sair-
rar 10 Gpi Clipped -neep 0Sf So Choice 70 Fancy,
81 T5Ds5 %; Western Lambs. S50S5 d.
i.-OO head, tOAi Tor week mus lar
q 5Ou mead: Tor time .asL week. 500 heal con-
sl-ned through market dn and unchanged sales,
Yfs rs - -saSs 81 iIght 81 - S7 lOi Good Medium
CsIcAso. July -. HeGs-tecepts. 100 head SNIP
head mark"t a vs ant 5tr - ~ % I ~
vaace Sed II cOd - 70; Llgat - O@So 81 AeH'J'
- a. a SklBs J05s ~
C.rrtz-kecelpts 300 shipments l6nO head. good
rHIlc HI hrr ana generally strong
lrnn,t ~ lOaSs Good Choice Shipping, 90 4OGS -;
neg ectr. quote. 30 81 %; SOocAsFs ana feeIh
- "a - ~ rauge ADt supply and steady lcA1n1,
5fJ0t4 for M-dium aud steers - 20 10
Tor ood 10 Choice, HAN Breeds 81 % gS1 10 ,
SUREP-Receipts sou heaa. hiPnents 2,D mead genera
rarE.t Poor 10 fdr, STA % Mciuul,
10 Good. - as4 -: CnOice, - 30 at -. ~.
FAST lIBEKrY Penn july : - CAIlLl- y 70
Prime az 10 'pD w.
Hois%issceipts. head. market nrm Phiaselphias
BgfnOIss. AVIS. 90 lorkers3 tJ9f5 ~
fair ~ good - 10 rSi D. Common. - ~ 90
Lofts 2s.HO Ircelpt- 900 hea 3; shipments
none -carce and nrm, Pigs, - iVaS' 90 Coed smooth
: % 49, ,,o
irrs urht wr0lY Grass fetah ~ - -J~Sf ~ w
IN, ltDuif- ~ wanted 90 - - Isl -.
5UEEp- 500 Ieau, shipments, Z'u lcau -'Iet
ana JOGsJ tor Natives - - @sa Do io Ie-'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25

Inv
s sG9s 9 Gooa 6FaaTy 1872 i5s
dull closing weak a. decline Of 70 points t
sles 4s0y9 bales free e5dssT NoyemSP
Ifnoesi IS December H. 7sai sO January ls
P GSen ST f f 0etober iG7 November Deem
January Ia fs %%s gos MaTq nces for
co@n5ac.-july. LES Augpsi Y g. sepaempsr y
december lL79 al 70; January Ils34 s6 February
T1a S1 ord M' I376 Us ~ p
FI1TK ANG MEAL-FLOU R-Market heavy and lOc
Very moderate jqbtn uale inquiry saes 49, 500 6bls OF
Extra s5GS5 s5 latter Tor soc 63ls raten 900 pin
spring iT - 511iS % oUoiations' No - ~ 10
latter superhDe - jO9s4 10 Common 70 Far
Common 10 Good Extra Western. - GOas5 90 Coed to
ChGce: - az IS Good To- Choice do Is = % Common
Minnesota 81 I0SS5 so Gear y l5ss7 so BYE ME-
s. 50 Pate = go 10 ~ Louis common ~
Winter Wheat Exta 50 7y0ss s. CIV Mil Extra for
IVES. 19ae - ~ maTse, cSe a THESY
dull declining sales 500 Dbs Common u Good Extra -
sales bbls supernne, So 6U9s4.--.C oRN MEAL dull
1GRAfS-wHEAr-Ma lac lower. with fair
port light City Milling trade and large business on
egt prices sales l. future 600 bush. cash,
T n6Halns Winter Ea Il 81 IS so Red 81 80
Red 81 - ssn%sr NS Req 81 ~ & delivered hf
Glazing 900 bush for IN July 81 1884, 900 bush do
1t % sa g 10 bush do cost eet and
- s bush dS e tT the sna Winter 81
Tngraded White ii 1901 49, Nol White 81 IS ssl 90 de-
Itvs1ed No Red Jnly, 81 l6dSl TIA closing 81 Il do
August 81 l4h9sI l5ss closing 81 4s DO September
ing ~ l6@s November 81 II 99Si 1884, closing 81 u l.
do se er year. 81 l44Gsl Is. closing 81 hf b
anu Nominal at Canada and state BA Riley MALT
quiet RN-Market opened Ia &c lower
and closed decline recovered scarcely any
thing doing export only light obDtng u d demand and
large business in options sales Zoe 200 Dusi future %
S4e No s2sl stOre,s3 in elevator sS' 9sze
del vered Ungraded White. IL as TO- No Whit 81 U3
No Mixed July, 82ls Gs2 2c, closing % GO august
DO Vovember - oslo closing S0Iqc seller the
~ 7S DC closing 7Sisc rs Market unsettled cash
and July IL ~ lower closng
with strength sales 100000 bush including 20
az 6sc.: No z 6Sc. New soc for Old No quoted
Gre. NO White 7jc.; No 2 75c No J. &c; Mixed Can
ala 7lc Chicago, CSC delivered MIXED estei ~
&c dSc White do 70176c. Mixed state 67U7lc. Whitt
do 10 976e No. Mixed July. 81 06sej do August ~
a. sac September ~ a46c do october, 40 a41c 90
seller the wear 42c...----FEED steady.
IN STORE IN NETWORK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY
GRAIN WAREHOUSES AND held In RAILWAY LIGHT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25
COTTON xARKrrs-sY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL July 24ll2:so TCotton stsadyGn, ,,
Ooo bales for spsoa,ion and export Receipts, . ~
erv, ec.d also ossd DO July ana AnSust delivery
sso d sG ep,esr AND october SsVery ed do
and 80 y1ss S arm do No
LIVERPOOL July 2tlso D. .Fatn-es.p psnds; xI u.
do septem6eT ana October delivery SS..1d-
LIvERruoi- Suy 4-2CO p m-Cetton-fne SAFES OF inc
LIy aaPoos- Juiv 24-3:SO D m--cottOp- Futurss-Up-
lands I low asivrr % DO october sd SSTemoer de-
nvery C42d do. January and February delivery good
avsUsr. Julv 24.-Cotton quiet NidnnnG 49,
Middnng. AcA Good ordinary He receipts oaesi
'a s.rsoSs July 24-cottor dun siddinr 1896
se bales exports Great Britain 5iO bales stock s4s
OI sosrox Juy 24-cottOp firms Mldalins. 1905 Low
Niddiing II ~ ns Uoo1 oe 5S bales ''
CsaRLssrox july si-COron urn Middrns l2,sc Low
bales. gross bales exports coast"se 4lo oass' S~S'
e"ScfSS Al JuiT 2I-Cltton Kidding l2asc: Lev
Middng ll7se; Good 9riina4y u &C. aai ss0
GAVE Fos lily Lf-COlIon stedy Midanns ~ ,e Los
bales sross 50 bales exports 20 bass sales,
msapas ais s4-Cossou steady Miaolnpe l9e. 10.
Mddnng. l%c Good Ordinary II s-i net e - -
6ales gross shpsdts j9i bses sales sOo oa4sS
sSnS 'l Good ORD nary se aes rsslpts - bales;
gross bales coastwise, Daes stocH' A'4
O. SEw.oRLEASs July 24-couon firm Michns I2,e,
bI Is Zoo baies sales $50 bales stock 0aies-
NoRSOLK Jrly arm' MlaaunE. ls'Iee net re;
cepis ~ bales gross ~ bales exports -
baies gross 80 bales Kporta coastw5s ol' oAeS sss -
PaLADELfniA July 54-COttOn nrm. Mdding l3i.e
Low Middng 1880; Good 70 Ordinary Lac STOCK D. 10
SAVANNAH Julv 2L-corton steady: niunlinr l2c Low
Mddng ii lqc: Ordinary, l0Stoi n-t receipts, 20
gross baes cosstwse AZ Daass Ses ~
81. LouIS July Si~cotton tim. Middnns. l2Hc Low
Middng l2c; Coca ordinary q te- net recsiPes 30
WILMlsGToS. July 2L-Cottan Nidllng l2isc. Low
MId1nng n3ec GCOu Ordinary lVllsc SUCK A. Da4es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25
ErRoI - MARKErs.

seiv AZ 90. Western. 5te4v ~ 81 BACON oerau1
dan az ~. snort dull 6jL Hanls-LonS Cgt
dun at duh az 30. Beefindla Ness steady
az "a Extra Mess hrmeT az IS Prime Mess seady A. ~
Iaro-Prime steady az % fal0~-fr1ne INV
TurDentnIe-SprLs steady ~ ooOsL iloSAh
EIne duh l steady. oil CnesseA meFlcan Choiee
steady 81. Lard on -nrn 90 E1- S]se r, a.
eaiv AZ .Sd Water Western steady at 1880 corn
Mixed hrm spirits TurDehana a. LONDON
Liteeruoi July 24-ReeeiDts OF Wheat for the week
From ports "a 900 quarters rom Pacinc potts
4,0 quarters other sources. 4VuO quarters OOr
TN ttP0ot July pa D. m--Provlaons-Boet lS7, Tor
Extra INDIA Ness. PORK 81. per DBL LOT Prns % sss
short Clear NddeA Lara o.. per cWt Tor AhenoAt-
Pruduce-TalOw a. I'd eSL Cheese 81 per cNI lt o
IrygRPoOt Juiv 24-s.se D. u-Breadsrufs firm Flour,
81 10 Dlad Tor taioI
ma Cnb. gsdGlO2G. for Red Winter 81 1891 for ised
Western spring. Corn lid per ceAIA ioi Oh MiA0" S
LONDON July 24-4:3o .. m.-Calcutts Lnseed- a. OF
per quarter Ieaned retroieum "2~9 VI 0putnSs l"
froeum 7dG1i2 per GAL common Isosil- 80. SsT
Ko4n SID iOfd. o. 3146S per TOM llh-I pl'
yer spirits Iurpentlne o" per S"- AAi'"'
STyyEKP Jny 24-Petroleum. ls fraacs ceDumes tor
nue pale american WcOX's Lard closed at -JV ITALICS ~
cen lines Der lOp kioe 10,
MIG Del 70 DOlnns Petroleum o msfNs >, pirulANA
ItvaE. July 24WucOx's Lard closed az oV AIa"'S 14
centimes per 90 kliOs
Ioypox July 24Ihe Marx E-Prs IN It's review ~
the grain trade FOR l9 past week says: Wheat mas
been stationary Foreign b-ratstus have shown az occa
s,onai decine OF ais scarcity % nslze has en-
aired sellers TO maintain prices oats nave ase I'M q
about I'd have weakening ysnheDcy iAo On $3.50
cargo trade very inactive CaIorua 5honlnB %
sales have been WifhGrawu and remain nc nB al
f0rlia nglish wheat during Ohe "ooA
quarters at Cd quarter during the corresponding
week last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25
oFuoE coynNxxrAL ISsU aiscE 20. ;

't'HE Board or Directors OF this comp nave
4 thus day declared an INTEREST DIVIDEND q
III RE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT upon the capital %
the company OF earantte surplus
aud spetai reserve laad " lrnvcd tH ptsfaac q ~ ~
Gts Legislature 81 ~ tie ef Ns's f0~'
plsSed Apr 10 1874. md u dsaensa S.Nea a 81 y ~
ride security Ggdt1tsf err10rd1dry oglagrattns 80
fasBrsac c0fspsn-s Rel1
able on demand SCRIP DINIDkND % SKI rsts
policy holders. dS1VctaDs ON Aan
afier September next They also order thai We ys
snd ALA tAaI lials CHRUs PECK, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25
THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN

SOUTHERN RAILWAY CO
TREAsURERs OFFlCE. 1RAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
NEH 1 ORR June y. 1872
The Beard Directors Of this Company haye ts dag 10
clzred . ~ ARTERLr Dividend OF TWO PER CENT
upon able Tuesday. the hrst day OF
next ~ thu 0ucr-
The Iranser books viii be closed az o'clock D.
MONDAY the THIRD DAY Of JULY next. and VII be re-
opeuSd the soralag OF Fios the fourth day Ansss
ED woRc ESTER TrsssareE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25
THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North RlUeT. Vessels and Railroads.
NEw-YORK. Monday, July "a 1882.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25

NV V0RA- July D., I.S--
TTNHE CONTENTION CONSOLlDA I'D MI
4 ISi COMPANY " Tombstone Ari1sna this day lie.
clared It's Il GU AR MONTHLY DLE lDEsb 20; o. 90
.'V ENT4- FIVE cen r. PER STARE payaoie jaw -
1850 AZ he Ic. of az Farmers Hd trust onpany.
40 M xhauee- place ais stock rrniteret IN NeNi Ork
.nsfsr IA ~ o.a,e ~ and open uly 81. 1871
A-- " HART SMITH, Vice President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25

SfN FhAh'lstN JuIl -, 80.
THE EUREKA CONSOLIDATED MINING
Il COMPANY has declared Dividend No 10 OF TWt.N N.Y.
FIVE CENTS PER SHARE, payable ga the Zith tnst
Eastern 81 be paid a. TIE ocr ot
Laiiaw & 60 IA Walst. YORK Transfer 0ooAs close
~ WV ~ W W TRAYLOR, secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25
OFYIN OF raK CNrED STATES FIRE INSURANCE co..
No. 1l5 BROADWAY, July D. 1872.


OgFprR Q ALTXKT Asp CHICAGO CANAL DOcK COMPANY,
1913 DBARBoRSsr, CHICAGO, H. july 20. J, 81
THREE PER CENT Will be paid 10 stock
holders Of THIS company. this ofco, on August 10
nsxt on The amoaat 4 PREFER frD STOCK standing
IN Ooo6s Of the IN Jy 81, A. D.
l-s@.
Transfer at the Metropolitan National Bank.
3st instant and reopen August 10 next
HAMILTON Is DotfUh
and TreA,nror
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25

OPFlcE oP rHk STAR MINING COaPAxY,{
No. = v ALI~sT New-i prk. July 20 los2 .
nINIDENDS No 80. and 5l.-Ihe Board of
~ Trustees OF this Company has declared DIVIDEND
FIVE PER CENT the capital stock Also INl-
DcND No. 81 OF the SAME AMOUNT, maAng tord or 10
CENT pa able July 81. at the ONCE the Company
M. . Waist. LOON -.
The transfer books closed the 21h and reOpened
~ - HENRY K McHARG. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25

The receipts Of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this oath day of July were;
Sew-YOrK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25

IOtai bush las 500 264,l67 n5705 $3.50 427OO
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-25

IotA o"Sn----~~"'oo0 '''o"' oSases 27,s1
The total movements of flour and grain at I'm
principal points for the week ended July D.
lss2. and SINCE January 1, for years 1ssi an,
lss2, we're rs follows:
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-09

Mr.. Eli UOlllnger, Of Harrisburg,
has in his possession sixteen hens
which, during the month Of February,
Welded him 379 eggs, or about thirteen
eggs day. The same chickens since
the first day of December laid 937 eggs,
showing that about twelve out OF the
sixteen chickens laid an egg every day
for the last three months, This sue
cess Mr.. IIollinger attributes to proper
care. lie asserts that IL hens are prop
erly cared fol they will lay more eggs
IN the winter months than any other
time of the year.
RECENT outrages by band Of burg
lars in the Lebanon, Susquehanna,
Cumberland, Lehigh, Wyoming, Lack
awanna and Schuylkill valleys Of Penn
sylvania, have created much excitement.
Tho post offices at Scranton, Homes
dale, Ashland, Ashley, fremont, Mi
nersville and Sunbury have beenbroken
into and plundered. Between Harris
burg and Reading twenty stores and
dwellings and numerous mills were
broken into and plundered. Near the
village of Highspire the dwelling Of an
old couple named Ulrich WAS entered
and Is, 900, the entire earnings of their
lives, carried OF. No arrests have
been made, excepting two tramps, who
are supposed not to have been con.
nected with the band of burglars guilty
of the main robberies. Some persons
believe that the law breakers are re.
Gently liberated convicts whose terms
of Imprisonment had expired, but
others think that the Molly Maguires
are the real cuIprits. The excitement
over the oLtrages has induced the peo-
pie to form vigilance committees, and
they promise TO give the burglars a
warm reception.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-09

safe REGASTE

Persons getting sale bills printed at the
Journal OFFICE will have their sales announc-
cd in this register free OF charge.
Feb. 2ith--John Long, near Millheim; live stock
and farming Implements.
Feb. 2Sth-Geor g NJ. Harter, Fenn twp; live
stock and farming implements.
March lst-Dan!el E. Gentzel, Penn twp; live
stock and farming implements
March 2nd-Wil!iam Yearick, Gregg twp; live
stock and farming implements.
March Srti.-Winiam Weaver, Gregg twp; live
stock and farming implements.
March 4th,-Michael Ebert, Coburn, live stock
and farming implements.
March eth--Cyrus Philips, Aaronsburg; live
stock, farming implements and house.
hold goods.
March l0th-Jacob Keen, Penn twp. live stock
and farming implements.
March ll,h-Rev. :. Smith, three miles west Of
Millheim, homestead of Henry Smith,,
deceased.
March th,-Heirs Of Elizabeth Motz, Wood
ward, household goods
March l4th,--,IesSe Long. near ReberSburg,
live stock and farming utensils.
Aarch isth-John Bame. near Millheim; live
stock, farming implements and house
hold goods.
March Ath-Amelia Hcttingcr, llatnes town
ship. live stock, farming implements
and household goods.
April Sth-Reni. KcrStctter. Administrator of
Daniel :. Kerstetter, deed. Home
stead at Cobuu.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-09
News Miscellany.

IT cost Schuylklll county $5i6 last
year to keep her prisoners in tobacco.
The United States Marshal at Wash
ington has up TO date received about
fifty ropes to hang Guiteau with.
A shirt factory has commenced op-
erations at Skippackville, Montgomery
county. 1t gives employment to
twenty-five hands.
Jacob Mover, an old bachelor, of
Penn township, Belks county, died
few days since, leaving $50, 900 to Ma
thaniel Egan, poor boy he was rails
ing.
Tn E Pennsylvania Nail Works at
Harr isburg produces 100000 kegs of
nails and spikes annually and employ
800 men. The Central Rolling Mill at
the same place employs I25 men, and
the pay rolls of both places amount to
$4,000 per mum.
THE Fran kiln Repository gets off the
following: 1.-The ten plaques of news
paper office are bores, poets, cranks,
rats, cockI caches, typogra phical errors,
exchange fiends, book canvassers, de-
linquent subscribers and the man who
always knows how to run the paper
better than the editor himself"
ONLY l17,7lO, $50 gallons # whisky
were made in the United States last
year. This is hardly more than two
gallons to each citizen The query is
how this limited quantity can be made
go around when there are hundreds
and thousands of men who drink FIVE
and ten times the aboye quota. Only
the skillfull bartender knows how
much pure water gallon Of whiskey
will bear and how much Of the former
must be mixed with the whisky in or
der that the latter may go around.
In July, 1891, the Williamsport Sun
and Banner made very scathing expos
ure of the official corruption OF the Ly.
coming county Com missloners. The
county Auditors haYe made thorough
investigation and find the published
charges true, and now charge against
said commissioners in favor of tht
county over $500 that should have
gone into the County Treasury bu
went into the pockets Of the Commits
sioners. To these charges the commits
81 ners and their counsel asked tim
and opportunity to make answer ant
explain; but when the time arrive'
their only answer was that they had n
more to say. These exposures rende
, them liable for embezzlement, frau
J and perjury Seliasgrore Times.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-09
THE LATEST.

A speculator IN country produce
calls on farmer; purchases $40 or SIS
worth of eggs, butter or poultry; says
that he wants a receipt TO show the
firm he represents that lie paid the
money; breaks the point of his pencil
before the signature is reached; then
takes from his pocket a fountain pen
and the farmer uses it to sign his
name. The swindler then goes to town,
sells the produce, grasses the body of
the receipt, writes instead a promisso-
ry note for $50 or 500 and has it dis
counted at the bank.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-09
DIED.

On the 18th nit, in Miniinburg Mrs. Lydia
Getgen, wife Of samuel Gctgen. ageu 10 years,
months and - days
On the 26th ult., Priscilla GinGerich, :aged 81
years month ana 10 days.
On the 97th ult., al Spring Mills. Elsie. daugh-
ter of John w. s. kl!en Krumrine, aged year,
months and days.
On the 9TH ult., at Phiipsburg, Centre Co,
Pa, Mr. Thomas Bollinger, formerly of Aarons-
burg, aged IS years, 9 months and II days.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-09

stead at Coburn.
Robert Strong is the mans name
who is to hang Guiteau.
Pigs, shoats, hogs, are scarce and
bring high prices at sales.
Our township and borough audi
tors meet next Monday to settle the
public accounts.
The n. B. & l.. Association meets
next Monday evening. Get tie ding
bats ready.
Go to STAINS before you buy any
thing you need He will sell to you at
cost.
"A new post Office has been estab-
lis!ed in Centre county, called Bendre.
Where is it ?
Mr.. Robert +. Vonada, of Wood
wa'd, Is preparing to build house at
Coburn. Good idea Of Bob.
The L. 3. church at Wallaceton,
CleaTfeld county, will be sold at Sher-
if'S sale next month.
Rich gold and silver mines are
said 20 have been discovered in War
rem county, this state.
Oar friend John 3. Hickman, at
Penas Creek, raised over 1890 bushels
tf wheat last season. That's q big
cFOp for this section.
The public sales in this neighbor-
hood are we'll attended, goods bring d
snod price, the dinners are superb, and
everybody is happy.
The Cen trail Mfg. Company at
Lewisburg expect to build at least a
thousand Bates IIarvesters this sum-
mer.
Our borough and township officers
and collectors are busy winding up
their buiness for the andit Get every
thing in good shape, gentlemen.
President Arthur has approved the
apportionment bill and politicians can
now make their arrangements accord
ingly.
If you wish to get right near the
r.ll road, bay the property of the
estate OF D. S. Kerstetter, at Coburn.
1t will be sold at public sale April Sth.
The Philipsburg Journal comes to
us enlarged and improved. The Journ-
al is one of the best local papers in the
state and one Of our most valued ex-
changes.
--Haf fair supply OF fine weather
last week, although on Wednesday it
rained very freely nearly all day.
Slight thunder shower on Thursday
night.
-Williamsport is happy over an ex-
pected appropriation by congress of
$l25000 for the purpose of erecting
building for post cffice and u. 5.
court house.
Charley Sturgis was home one day
last week. Charley thinks Lewisburg
is good enough place for shift but
that MilIheim is still the town of
towns. Sensible boy that.
The strike at Mann's Axe Factory
at Mill Hall has ended. Many of the
men have again gone to work at in
creased wages, but have first with
drawn FROM the labor organization.
levin sells cheaper now than ever,
and it will pay you to buy suit of
clothing now even if you have no i'm
mediate nse for it. Just step in and
see how cheap he sells. Beats every
thing.
Jim Smith is a born genius. He
makes almost anything in the mechan'
ical or ingenuity line. The carved wood
letters-"Letter BoG," his latest pro-
ductiou, are credit to Jim and an
ornament to the Post Office.
CAMP,-the enterprising furniture
man at Centre Hall, is to furnish
Grenoble's new mammoth hotel al
Spring Mills. This is what we cal
supporting home industries. But the
truth is too, that Mr.. Camp can de
such Job just as we'll and cheaply a:
any other party in or outside of th'
county. His stock embraces every pos
sible article in the furniture line, ii
well made and reasonable IN price.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-09
MARRIED.

On the 24th ult., at Centre Hall, by Rev. w. +.
Fisher, Mr.. Henry Lingle TO Miss Lydia ZerUy,
both OF Gregg township.
On the 18th ult., by Rev. +. Stambach, Mr..
Jacob II. Slower to Miss Polly Bower, both OF
Haines township.
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London, THE St. James Gazette
says: A strange report comes from Brus-
sells that a convention exists between
Germany and France, agreeing to the
annexation by the latter of Luxembourg,
in certain eventualities.
It is stated that the Sultan has in
formed the German envoy at ConstaL-
tinople that he is desirioas to visit
western Europe.
The German press is indignant at
General Skobeloff's speech at Warsaw,
in which he fattersd The Poles, saying If
there was no Russian Garrison at War
saw. there would be Gernsn one.
In the tculling race Ssrgsn beat
Jookik. American. two lengths.
The Earl of Wilton is dead.
During February British imports de-
creased Go, 900, 900 and exports increased
go, 100 QUO, compared with the same
month last year.
Vienna, IA Moscow correspondent
says the customs officers discovered hats
containing dynamite in oaskets remain
ing unclaimed.
Moscow, There are serious signs of
q movement among the Poles.
Odessa, 7.-Important arrests Of nihi-
lists were made here lately. A secret
press was discovered.
Berlin, Emigration to America
this year promises to be very much
greater than last year.
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st. Louis. George KilIisn was in
d cted in Belleville, Ills, to-day, for
being concerned in the murder of 8
family of FIVE persons Resr Sagetown,
Ills, 10 March, 1871
Dallas, Cexss, 6.-The family of j. o.
Childers were chloroformed late Sunday
nieht and the house robbed Of S., 900 in
diamonds. money and other valuables.
Simon Said, former colored servant, is
arrested on suspicion.
Terre aaute, THE mangled re-
mains of woman were found along the
railroad track near this city to-day.
Evidence of foul play was discovered.
Arksdelphia. Ark, TN q shooting
ARRAY, yester day, one negro was killed
and two were MORALLY hurt.
Nashville. Bob Sarver, colored,
was lyncbed at Frsnklyn, KY, tonight,
for an attempt to rape q white girl, 10
years old, named Ruly.
Boston, IAN unknown msn, this
morning, cut the throat Of Harriet Bell
while walking near her home. The
assassin escaped. No cause is known.
She died in two minutes.
New York, THE grand jury IN
dicted Special Treasury Agent Curtis
for asking money for political purposes.