Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-05-18

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call and be convinced. Goods re
ceiUed daily, 0lsc0ys netc and fresh
No better place to buy boots and
shoes in the county than Doll & Min
Gle's. in Bellefonte. They sell lady's
dress shoeFor $500; fine button walk.
ing shoe for 81 90; carpet slippers for 2;
cents; mems brogans for $l.00, and 9th.
ers in proportion, 'rIS Doll & Mmgles
shoes. Il
An item is going the rounds of
the papers stating that our colored
friend, Samuel Nathan of Madison
burg, is 1OS years old. We do not
know what Sans age is, nor whether
he authorized the statement, but it
seems that the majority is entirely too
big. How is it, Sam ?
LARGE SALE.-Dr. =. 7. MusSer, adj.
ministrator, will sell the personal Ell
fects Of John d. Foote, late Of Mill
helm, deceased, beginning Friday, May
10Th inst. There is very large a
mount of goods on hand and the sale
will be adjourned from time to time
until all is disposed Of. In the store
there is very full assortment of the va
rious classes of goods, especially in the
boot, shoe and clothing line, as we'll as
prints and dress goods. This sale will
afford a good opportunity to the public
to buy cheap. For full particulars see
bills. st
The large new Spring Mills House
will be formal opened for business this
evening, after which it will be ready
for guests, either transient or regular
boardels. A great many invitations
have been issued to attend the opening
and good time is expected. Mr.. Nash,
the proprietor, is represented to be an
experienced hotelist as we'll as a
thorough gentleman. 1t is his purpose
to make the Spring Mills House first
class resort in all respects. Nature has
highly favored this particular spot. We
do not know of place anywhere that
has more varied or more beautiful
scenery than Spring Mills and its vi
cinity. 1t is al that the admirer Of
nature, the lover of true rural beauty
could desire. Under good management
the Spring Mills House will be a de-
llghtful retreat for people weary and
tired of the dim and noise. the dust
and heat of city life.
THE ROYCE REAPER Mr.. Lem.
Campbell, who has recently become
resident of Sunbury, is general agent
for the sale of the Royce Reaper, one
of the popular machines of the day,
| manufacture iy l.. Sweet & Co., at
WellSville, n. Y. AS an indication
of the increasing popularity Of these
machines wa Will state that Mr.. Camp
bell took the agency for them in this
neighbOrfood in 1879, in which year lie
sold "a of them; i'm 1880 his salesamoun-
ted TO 50 and in Isl the number he hand
led ran up to lbs, IAN increase of over one
hundred per cent. each year. He has
orders already for over 100 this season,
and will no doubt double that number
before harvest. We doubt whether any
other machine Can show an equal i'll
crease in popularity in the same
length of time. This may be attributed
to the excellen qualities of the Royce
Reaper, it being of the lightest draught
and is the easiest handled machine in
the market, and rs To durability it is
unexcelled. lie is also selling the best
mbwers in the market, together with
rakes and general variety of agricul-
tural implements. st
For the JOURNAL
Mr.. EDITOR:-The visiting delegates
to the Aaronsbarg Sunday School Con-
vention and Women's Missionary
Meeting, have returned to their homes
highly pleased with the christian well
come and fellowship of the good people
Of that Lutheran stronghold. The es
says and addresses by ministers and
delegates, and particularly the lectures
by Rev. DR.. Gotwall, as well as the
excellent music, were all greatly en-
joyed, and the workers returned to
their respective places in the great
vineyard to labor with greater jealous
ness and stronger faith. The kind
hands who decorated the pulpit aud
church with such magnificent, bloom
ingplalts and flowers surely performed a
deed of love. The floral display was
regarded by many as one of the hand
soonest ever seen at any like occasion.
May all the Sunday School workers
present. as well as the ladies in their
missionary work, have received new
impetus to work for Gods cause while
it is called to-day.
MAUD MULLER.
SPRING MILLS ITEMS.