Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-10-26

poor lendeth to the Lord"-Or words t
that effect.
ID. T. Fortney, Esq, was recentl,
selected as one of the state speakers o
the campaign. Mr.. Fortney will d.
honor to the committee as well as t
himself.
Mr.. John II. Swartz is giving hi:
property on North street general
overhauling aud repairing. Already ii
makes very creditable appearance and
John is not nearly through with it yet
The estate of John d. Fcote still
has number of keystone Cultivators
on hand which will be sold out cheap
and upon reasonable terms. Apply to
T. T. MUssEk,
st Administrator
Benjamin Kerstetter, administra-
tor of the estate Of Daniel s Kerstetter
decd, will again oGer valuable prop
erty at public sale, on the premises at
Coburn, Saturday Nov. 18th. See ad-
vertiSement.
All persons having unsettled ac-
counts with the estate of John ID.
Foote, deceased, will do we'll to read
the administrators notice in another
column aid the "g0verl themselves ac-
cordlngly." Accounts must be settled
up without further delay.
If any of our farmer patrons have
barrel or two Of good, fresh cider to
spare we would be ever so much o6lig-
ed to have it. Nor are we overly par.
hcular as to the price-so we can pay
it in JOURNALS. Now just please
don't all speak at once. If
If the winter just ahead Of us will
prove nearly as cold as is predicted we
will need from l5to 20 cords of wood
to supply two families. Now, whoever
of our patrons has more wood than
cash may bring wood, the sooner thu
better, until we "holler" enough. If.
If you want the neatest and best
shoes in the market for your better
half or daughters, or most excellent
pair of boots or CATERS for yourself, YOU
had better 60 to Doll & Mingle's, Belle
fonte, where you can be suited exactly
and at prices that absolutely defy COM
petetion. Try them. 2t
Mr.. R. N. Wolf, of the mercantile
firm of Wolf & Hosterma1, at Wood
ward, has Just returned from the city
with large and carefully selected
stock of fall and winter goods. This
firm does thriving business and is
determined not 10 he undersold by any
store in the valley.
Mr.. Thomas Wolf, residing at
VOLTS Store in Miles township, depart
ed his life on Mon3ay evening. Mr..
Wolf was an old and respected citizen
of Centre county. lie was born and
lived all his life time on the same farm.
For many years he followed the mer-
camille business with much success.
Business is booming at Lewin's
Philadelphia Branch Clothing House,
in Beliefonte. 1t seems to be conceded
on all hands that Lewin's immense
stock of Overcoats, Suits, Hats, I'm
derwear, Hosiery, Neck wear and other
furnishing goods is the best and cheap
est ever brought to Centre county, and
that is what drives the people. 2t
Inventors and Patentecs-
should send for instructions, reason
able terms, referenc rs, &C., to Edison
Brothers, Solicitors Of Patents, Wash
ington, ID. G.. who furnish the same
,citRot charge. Edison Brothers is a
we'll known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established in
1866. If
Mr.. Augustus HueY brought the
queerest looking thing in the vegetable
line in our Office we ever saw. Some
say it is sweet potato, some think it
is a turnip, while others don't know
just what to call it. We will keep it
on exhibition until we get tired answer
ing questions. AdmiJtance free. Chill
dreu under six feet half price. Doors
open at all reasonable hours.
Bro SwE EET POTATOES private
note of recent date Rev. A. 3. Erhard,
of Baskerville, Dauphin county, Pa,
writes among other things: "This is
certainly a good locality for sweet po-
tatoes. A friend brought us a lot the
other day that were jnst splendid to be-
hold. The largest one weighed two
pounds and fifteen ounces, and meas
ured l34 in diameter. If Centre coun-
ty can beat that let me know"
The Mifiinburg Telegraph is in
formed that Mr.. John II. Slower, of
Centre county, has notion to estab-
lish an axe factory at that town.
Now who is Mr.. John Ii. Slower, of
Centre county, and why does he wish