Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-10-18

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phant potatoes that are real beauties
even this prolific potato year. 1t IS a
new variety, and If the flavor is equal
to the appearance they deserve to be
extensively cultivated.
We see by the appointments of the
u. B. Conference recently held at
Reading that Rev. J. G. w. Herald
has again been assigned to Millheim
Circuit. Mr.. Fl. is most worthy
man, an able preacher and has made
hosts of friends since lie is among us.
Mr.. Henry Frain, of Salina, Kan
sas, who is now her visiting his broth
er, landlord Flain and other friends,
gave us q call the other day. Mr..
Frain left for Salina some six years ago,
where he has been successfully engaged
in business since. He speaks in glow
ing language of che rising young state,
its crops, reso hrces and great future.
The dashing young circumbendiJuS
who does the locals Of the Bellefonte
Democrat, after an editorial experience
of only few weeks, finds himself In
hot water pretty much all over. 1t is
we'll, however, that Ellis himself sees
thus seasonably that his reckless way
of doing will not do in the long run,
aud we are happy to add that he hum
bly, promises better fashions in the fu-
ture. Now that is real "nice" in our
modest young man. The JOURNAL
will surely encourage his good resolu-
tion.
HEAVY HAULING other Tues.
day Mr.. Jacpb Gephart hauled IS bush.
els of wheat with two horses from
Millheim to Coburn. On Saturday Je-
rome Gephart, son Of Jacob, hauled
two loads, the one had 1O34 bushels, the
other los bushels, by weight, making
the enormous load of 600 pounds for
two horses.
Years ago it required five to six hors-
es to draw 1ch load to LeWisburg or
Lewistown. 1t is evident that horses
are improving-or else the roads are
better than formerly.
LUTHER MEMORIAL IN THE COURT
House AT BELLEFoNTE, FRIDAY ,OC-
ToBER 26RH ,lSS3.-Order of exercises
At 10t, A. NJ, Morning Service
Book of Worship, with tunes ; We'll
comedy Rev. s. E. Furst Music !;
Address-by Prof. Z. J. Wolf, D. D.;
Music Benediction.
AT q P. NJ, Anthem Reading of
Scripture and Prayer; Music Ad-
dress-bY JOHN G. MORRIS, d. D.,
LII. d., President of General Synod :;
Music Benediction.
At II P. NJ, Evening Seryice-Booli
of Worship Short addresses by Cler-
gymen and Laymen interspersed with
music Social DismiSsion
Music by Choir, Orchestra and Brass
Bands. All the Mini sters of the
Northern Conference, and others, are
expected to be present.
President Roberts of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad company, has notified
the cOmmitte appointed by the late
railroad meeting at Centre Hall, and
which recently visited the headQuar-
ters of the company at Philadelphia, to
see about the completion of the Lewis
burg, Centre and Spruce Creek Rail
road from Lemont 10 Spring Mills,
that the Board of Directors Of the
Pennsylvania company has appointed
committee to meet the Valley commit
tee here as soon as the report Of the en-
gineerS, now on the line of the L. G.
& s. G. road, is received, which will
probably be in about two weeks. This
looks encouraging, and there is good
foundation for the belief that the road
through Penn's Valley will be complet-
ed and that speedily - Watchrhan.
SOCKED. Our young old friend, Mr..
A. S. Ruhl, of Sockville, out west, has
again Socked us so completely that our
poor, delicate little Understandings are
amply provided with under1oear for the
coming winter, which the weather
prophets say will be very severe. But
where does Antes get all these beauti-
ful and comfortable socks ? Why, he
has big sock factory, out in SockusLle,
where lots of people are busy as beavers
turning out socks as fasta5 nj nble hands
and perfect machinery can do it-yes,
and stockings and mittens, fine and
good-simply and without question
1.-THE best in the world"-and the
JOURNAL STORE has them for SALE
Fact.
But we almost for got to thank An
tes for the socks and hereby do it MACH
traeglich in test style. Bring the next
''lot" yourself, Antes.
Ho FOR NORTH CAROLINA An ex-
cursion through Virginia and North
Carolina will leave Baltimore, via Bay
Line Steamer, Monday, Nov. 18th next,
at 7 O'Clock 2. VI. Fare for the round
trip, $12, covering about 1000 miles
| The eYcursion ia gotten I'M nv the rail