Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-03-08

Our young men are scattering tC
the four winds. The other day Russ Y
Cal STAN left for West Union, Iowa, and
Edward Musser for Burbank, Ohio.
Hope all may do well.
Mr.. Milton /. Jamison writes us
from Bureau county, Illinois
1--WE had very cold weather here and
lots of snow. For several weeks the
thermometer ranged from Is to 80 de.
grees below zero and some hogs and
cattle frCze to DEATH"
Mr.. Jacob Kamp, the enterprisinE
dealer in boots & shoes, Lock Haven, in
forms us by private letter under date Of
the Srd inst, that he has made up his
mind to stay and follow his business
with increased energy. lie let for
Boston and New Y ork on Monday to
| lay in large stock of spring goods, and
his many friends and customers will
find his assortment very complete and
his prices the very lowest.
ATTENTION FARMERS Tile sub
scriber would respectfully inform his
many customers that he is engaged i'll
manufacturing the celebrated KEY
STONE OULTIvAToR, as we'll as Land
Rollers and Farming Implements gen.
orally. lie uses only the best material
and sells at the lowest prices. Orders
respectfully solicited.
est Il. b. HNk'TNAN.
| We never i'm our life had such q
dull and incorrigible pupil as little Fred
dy Kurtz. For weeks We gave him the
best kind of lessons IN manners, morals,
& veracity-to say nothing of the more
consnoc English branches-but all to
no purpose. we are grieved to say. The
fellow is absolutely too conceited and
stupid to learn anything and we give
him up rs an utterly hopeless case
convinced m lre than ever of what our
friend, squire Soandso often says. that
at as impossible 10 knit silk purses out Of
hogs ears"
The hitch in the building Of the
Buffalo Run Railroad now is the right
of way. The company which proposes
to build the road was at first led to ex-
pect free right, hut 1t now turns out
that some $4,000 will be necessary to
liquidate the damages along the route.
= strong effort is now being made by
the citizens of Bellefonte to raise this
amount and secure the early success of
the enterprise. Lemont is the western
terminus Of the projected road, and it
is to be hoped that it will be built as it
would doubtless hasten the extension
Of the L. Sc 7. road and thus give.
Penn's Valley the long-desired con-
nection with Bellefonte.
How A NEWSPAPER NAY wIN.-For
a long time we have not seen so much
solid truth compressed into such a
small space as is contained in the fol-
lowing which we clip from the columns
of our respected neighbor, the Clinton
Democrat {:
A newspaper may win The public
heart by honest utterance, by bold,
straightforward dennnciation of all e.
wills expression of broad and liberal
views on questions of the DAY, by dig
niGed, cSndid and manly treatment of
enemies, by excluding vulgar and OBJ
nOxious reading matter, by presenting
news in readable form and 10y mechan-
ical excellence. Industry, honesty, kind
ness, taste, genius and skill are the on
ly materials Of rightful competition.
On Saturday night last Miss En-
ma Yarger, daughter of Mr.. John Var
ger, of Aaronsburg, was called to her G.
ternal rest. For years she was an in
valid and suffered much, particularly
during the last year. But she was a
christian. Her exemplary piety and
firm trust in the Saviour enabled her to
bear all affiiction with true christian
fortitude and meekness. She had no
greater desire than to he relieved and
called up higher.
Her prayer is heard and she is now a
happy spirit in the better land.
"Her form is but dust meath our feet,
While she is an angel OF light"
No matter what you may need in
the lice of house furniture, whether it
be PaIlor SUIT, Bed-Eoom Suit. Sett
of Chairs, Rocker. Lounge, or any SIM
gle artiele Of the more common furni-
ture, you can do as we'll, both as regards
quality and price, in buying from
Squire Camp, at Centre Hall, as any
where else. The people of the valleys
sure ly have no good reason to go away
from home for good and cheap furni-
tuIe. ct
TIE DIFFERENCE.-Ever since the
world has reached an advanced state
Of civilization custom prevails among
| gentlemen that whenever one Is shown
that he misrepresented another, due re-
traction ard apology are cheerfuIly