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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-01-30
Schedule list Of unpaid tax certificates at date
of settlement November 18th, 1883,

On motion report of the committee was adopt
ed.
Said committee also offer their report on state
referred to said committee at a previous meet
ing, as follows:
The committee to settle with county officers
al on Illegal assessments, respectfully report
that they have examined and compared the state
ment OF the county treasurer ana the district at
torney in relation TO costs, fees and forieitures
and found the same to be correct
PATRICK RoGAN,
L. n. STONE,
A. L. WINDAU,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1884-01-30

Schedule list of tax certificates paid by the
county clerk from November %. 1882, TO Novem-
bcr 15th 1893
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
en- Ser StnabaIIensMusfeI

Sn Der StngbaIIensMusit eIs
Iuns in Der Moorueibe in Samburs murs
be bic ebenio interehante, wie auBsrorbents
LID sefdbrlide @ift,abns Operation an
feds BriIsni9lansen pom ben iinsbales
iii9en 3aubsrsrn porsenommen. Na9bem
bas sablret1 anweisnbe Yublitum in mel,
tenn lmtrsis BON benz 6aiten, Der bic ses
fdbrli9en Tbiere entbieIt, e~ntfernt wOrs
ben mar, ersriff elmer Der Sauberer cine
S4lanse an Der S9wan3ipise unb bridte
in bemieIbsn Momsnt nit sinem Stod,
wsldsn CT in bet Sanb belt, ben &opf bers
ieIben auf bic Grbe nisber. Damn ergrifi
CT bas ii9 beftis minbenbe Gbisr NIT Der
&e9ten feft I'M Baden unb idob ibm Elm
Stiid 2einwanb in ben weitss0ffneten Ras
den, ben bas wltbenbe Tbier iofort nit sif
ner pollen 9abuns ieines tObIi9en. sraus
selbli9en Sites anfiate, worauf es fd
uoatommen in bic 2einwanb fefbiB. Wit
elmer feiusn edge i9nitt Johann elm swsis
ter 3aubsrer bic freisslestsn 9ift,dbne,
pel9e iiber bic 2einwanb beruorrasten, ab.
Die slei9e Operation stns on ben fiini
anbsren S9lanssn nit ebenio siinitisem grs
folse pom %itattsn. Die @iftsdbne, wis biz
siftsetrdntte Qeinewanb wurbsn iofort per:
brannt. Oie 3aubsrer benabmsn ii1 Bel
Der sefdbrliden Operation NIT itOiidew
9lei9mutb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
Gut abQeflbrt.

Sn isinem intersHanten gu9e valus BEN
Grill ersdbIt 9ubwis Simon folsenbe luz
ifise anetote:
BUR 3eit Der frans6ii9en Mebiation
bate Der Canton Waa6t in Der Yerion ieis
nes Burgers Murrap einen eisnen @es
ianbten mad Yaris sei1ift. Oerislbe ma,
i'm sansen 2anbe wesen ieiner SdBIi9teit,
aber aud suslei9 wesen ieines bur9brinssus
ben Serftanbes unb i9lasfertisen @ises be-
tannt. 4Is sr in bic Barrier ofiicislen Cos
Ions trat, brad cine SOfoame. wsl9e ni9t
msbr ssrabs in Der erfsn sSussnSbIitbs
ftanb, BEL ieinem Inblid in ben peruebms
barren &uf aus vQuel ogre!" Wel9' Elm
Msnidsnfrshsr!), worauf Murrap fi9 TO-
fort ssssn bic Dame nit ben Worten per.
beu9ts: Mayer pas peur, madame, je ne
mango que de la viande fraiche!" (Seien
sic obne Sorsen, sndbise 6rau, i9 ehs
nur frii9es 6leii3.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
8 aus

Warbemananirs enbeine s aus
frau bic Srase ridten: Nabams, wifer
Sic, wie mar Wafer fo9t?~ 70 piirb,
Mabame entueber bic Srase fir cine BE:
l~eisisuns ODER ben Sraseiteuer fur per:
ridt balten. tlnb bod wasen mir 81 Be:
baupten, baB IS nur iebr weuise 9aus:
frauen sibt, bic wifen, wte man Wafe,
todt. CHARLES Oelmonico, Der beriibmts
&eitaurateur, ertldrt ndmlid: vOas @e:
beimniB bes WaHerfodens beitebt barin,
baB man irii9es Wafers in einen iaubern,
gut bur6pdrmten &eheI sieBt, bas @aie,
idnea iieben IdBt unb es bann gu Gbee ober
&affee benust, ebs es psrborbsn lit. 2dBt
man basesen bas @afer perbampfen uni
brobeln, 10 baB aues quite Waier ale
0unit bur9 bic Cuff fiest, unb nur be,
nit Ralt unb @iien perieste Rieberi9laa
ibris bleibt, bann tam tetu selunbes
@etrant aus benz Wafer 3ubereitet perben.
Sol9es @afer 1T seiunbbeitssefdbrlid
unb ioate unter teinen llmitdnben benusi
werben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
Gin ipnherhares Wettrennen

L Gin ionoerbares 8ettrennen fanb bies
lfer Gage auf elmer Strede Der Babnlinie
Berns 2usern ifatt, woriber mir mad ben
Insaben bes r2u3erner EasebI.~ Solsens
bes ersdbIen:
Oils Der Perionenaus pon Der Citation
Woblbauien fOrtfubr, iprans elm eirca piers
idbrises Pferb, turs Dor Der Wai1tne ms
@eleis unS ~saloppirte benz Suse uoran
bis gu Der 6 Rilom. entfernten Station
MaItsrs. Sier swei Winutsn MufentbaIt,
unb meter sins has ionbsrbare &snnen
mitten auf ben S1peIen, 70 baB 6ies unb
Gunten itobsn. Rur3 por Der 8 &iIom. euts
fernten Station Qittau = Der letten DOT
2u3ern - Tam Der sbIe Renner 3u Tau. CT
iberi9Ius ii9, unb elm 6ufeiisu iauite benz
9ocomotipfibrer UNI ben &opf. Aber nod
einmal rattle fid bas Tbier aut iprsnsts
benz Suse poran unb tam ais Sieser In
0usern an, mo es, in S1wsiB ssbabet,
iebo9 unuerIest, 0 8abnbeamten sinss.
fansen wurbe. IS bate bic 2O&ilom. Be-
trasenbe Strede in "a Minuten suridses
lsst unb aud bic bsiben f~initern tunnels
3immerens unb Senti sIei@ Der 2oeomos
tine sliidli1 paiiirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
9 Il II WIIerIet.

@iIIiam g a in Battle greei
in Midisan mar einif elmer Der ensliider
Solbaten, wel6e unter Sir 6ubion 2ow'
ben sefa9enen 0apoleon auf ct. Selenc
berpadten. gr fonnte es NIT amtlider
9apieren beweiien. Sect 1T er in feline,
ameritaniiden Seimatb seforben. Mit
ibm wirb Der leste Der britiiden 0eteraneu
seitorben iein, weI6e swii9en ben Sabreu
1915 unb 1921 ben Wadbienit gu 2onswoob
auf Ct. 9eIena perridteten, nm basgnttoms
msnbe G aud nod mad ieineu Sturae sefir9s
eten Titanen Al %perbin6ern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
9te t1nnrrt8e g6e.

9a8 ,Do9enbIatt fir ben Mansfelbe,
@ebirsstreis~ brinst in bi9terii1er Soru
folgenben 2Obsefans auf bic ~fosenannter
simpeIfranien:
Ills Soft bas erffe Meni9enpaar
gri9uf Dor 10 unb 70 uisI sSabr,
Da isste sr's ir's parabies,
Oas bamaIs an ben 5immeI ifies,
llnb ipra9 gu ibnsn: vSebet bier,
Oa babt ibr allsrIei 9etbisr:
Den QSwen, Giser unb bas &inb,
tlnb wie bic Namsn ane inb,
llnb an bas giebseus, mie ii9's rest,
9luf baB elm Sober isben tam,
DAP es sebOrt benz Gbierrsi9 an.
Oamit nun unteridisbsn werS'
Der Weni9 pom einem S9aaf unb pfer6,
go traset-i9 MAIDS Sud CUR Bfi1t-
Oas Saar ifets frei aus benz @eii9t.A
Oils b'rauf Der liebe Soft peri6wanb,
gua bart an'nem 8d9lsin itanb,
Sic blidt binein unb fab NIT @raus
Nuf ibrer Stirn elm QSd9en traus, -
ttnb einsebent bes Germ Wort
S9ob beftis ie bas Q6dlein fort,
Dap hire Stirne tlar unb fret
lfnb ni9t bur9 5aar usrunsisrt iet-
Do9 beutsutas! = Ou Iisber @ottI
&ennt niemanb mebr Osin itrens 0sbot!
DEM aae Gua's sroB unb tlsin
3iebn iid bas 5aar in's 9lnlis rein!
SIN 20d9enform, baIb grab, baIb trumm-
SIM 3idsad aud "a 1T gar gu bumm -
&lebt man fi6 on bic Stirn has 9aar,
Man9maI Bis auf bic Nlsen CARL
l1nb bic 5aartradt, ME %setannt,
sic wirb NIT Stol3 The Bangs senannt
Bangs Sebe trdst = Soft iei's sstlast-
0ie 9errin unb bic 8iidenmasb. =
Die 5rau basesen LOB i'd mir,
Die ais Der 3ierben idOnits 3ier,
Sbr rei9ss 9aar in 5lsdtsn lest
llnb frei aus benz @eii1t es trdgt;
Die tlbn bes i9nOben Sraudes la9t,
Der Bangs" unb ie nit Mutb uerad't.
Die balt t9 wertb. Nuf iolde Srau'n
Wirb ftets Der Mann perebrenb i9au'n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
Nnh cine GbrenerflGruna.

Sn Wien purbe bieier Gage cine gbrsns
beleibisunsstlase uerbanbelt, unb bic &Ias
germ, wel9euOn Der Sertlasten cine wu9tis
&c Obrfeise erbaIten bate, fanb ii9 gu els
nem~slussleide bereit sesen gbrenertldruns.
Die Serflaste CAB bierauf Der @ei9lases
men folssnbe beitere Grtldruns ab:" sd
bsbausre sic, baB i9 Sbnen cine Sbrs
feise seseben babe" Die Rldserin las ben
Sat ssnau burd unb mar bamit gan,
sufrieoen. @eniisiamer unb usri0bnIi9sr
Tam man ni9t mebr iein!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

Der beribmte frans5fif9t
Gbemiter Yaiteur Mill elm WitteI &c:
funben baben, ben BiB toler Sdnbe IN:
wirtiam su MAIDEN. Seine Experiment.
baben ansebIi9 bas ReiuItat au Gage &C.
f6rbert, 6aB bas @ift toler 5un6e aui
peridieoene 2ebeweien peri9ieben pirtt,
TO-. 3. auf ben gffen i4ud1er ais aui
bas 9anin1eu. aluf bieie Weife min
Pafeur bur@ uieberbOIte Smpfunsen uon
einem Gbiere axf baS anbers eix @esensift
ersieIt baben, bas iebsa Bib nnwirtiam
ma6t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

Der beuti d Serein sesen ben
MiBbrau9 seiitiser 9etrdnfe trat gu ieine,
Sabrsspsr iammluns I'M 20. Mai, 10 llb,
Moraens, In Berlin i'm Mrditettenbauie,
@ilbelmitraBe, suiammsn. guf Der Cages:
crbnuns itanbsn: 8eri9teritattuns bee
9~oritanbes, &sform Der S9antseiesse'
buns (Yori9ldse Der S6enten Commit
Iion bes @or~itanbes). &afiess S9antes
unb S9us bes bdusli9en 9ebnes seSen BIZ
@usiebunsstrait Der S9enfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
Nus ben auftralijden Golouieu.

Ser Snbaber elmer Der tonanssben.
ben gerfdifer unb Raufmannesfrnueu
in Spbnep, NuftruIien, GER DiI'
liant gbwarb Wilion, Strma Conn &
Co., fast, baB CT fef auf bic beiIenbs
araft bes betannten Sdmersenbefesers
ct. Satobs Del baue unb biefes Wittel
I'M 5aufe INNER porrdtbis babe, un e
wenn n6tbis, sIei9 our 9anS su baben.
CT siebt peri@iebene Beiipiele, mo- bic alns
~penbuns bieies 5eiImittels DON benz befen
grfoIa bealeitet rparen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

Decatur in Georgia 1T cine ats
mobilize Stabt, wel9e Dor 40 Sabren bic
@%nlesuns elmer Characterization perbOt,
bic IN Solse behen 6 Mcilen bapon ents
fernt erri9tet wurbe. Nun bat bas Towns
Council spei ienes Sei9Iufes wiirbise &es
ioIutionen sefaBt: l., baB bic &inber aui
Der StraBe ni9t NIT Marmeln ipielen,
g., baB bic S9weine iberaa fret bsrums
Iaufen birfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

Iu9ben Gbineien trdst bic Yis
Acknowledgement boie Srii9te. 3wei @bine>
fen uon Bloomington in Suinois wurben
bieier Gage pom einem britten BET ibnen
ipielenb BEN Me9anismus zines &euoluers
seisen woute, nobel bas S9iebeiien Rd
entlub, %uerwunbet, elmer Don ibnen t6Ots
lid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

Gin S9ift bas pom Sara in Bras
iiIien in New Yort lanbste, p~aiiirte auf ieis
ner Sabrt mittsn auf benz Wieere einen mel.
lenlanssn S9warm pon Miaionen Don
Spinnsn, bic an ibren @eipinniten wis an
Salons bur9 bic 9uft sefibrt wurben.
ollie Gbeile bes S4iifs waren sOabo3 nit
ben unfrsiwiaisen Wanberern bebedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

Sein Oeutf9er babel. Mit
beionberer @%enustbuns weist bic Rew
Yorter 9anbeIsseituns auf bic ben beuts
iden @eiddftsssift sbrenbs Sbatiade BIN,
baB ii6 unter ar ben Sauiten Der iesisen
@au Streets &ataifropbe ni9t cine einsiss
beuti9e Sirma b%efinbet. S9on Bel fri
beren 8Srientriien in New Yort bat man
9lei1es beoba1ten t5nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

Maior emmett SeibeIs In
Montsommerp, 9lIa., erbielt tiirsIi9 pc,
9Oit einsn an ietnen idon Dor Sabren per:
itorbsnen Brlber abreiiirten Brief, Der in
Sabre 1850 a~ufseseben porben mar. 8r
Der Brief fi9 10 LANCE berumsetrieben bat,
1T ben Yoitbeb6rbsu elm &dtbiel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

Die i9ere @irtuns Don @psr's Sarias
pariQa 1T sriinbli9 unb bauernS. @enn
fi6 irssnb wo in beinem RSrper cine 9teis
suns gu StropbeIn uerbirst, 10 wirb Myers
Sariapariua ie ansreifen anb aus benz
RSrpsr psrtreiben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
TaQjuht aGnalih qebeilt.

Brofsfor Ser. 9. Smitb, BON pite
81. s. conftatirt bic folsenbsn Tbatia9e:
vSamaritane NerpineA bat mid sdn3Iid
Don Infdaen Der Saliudt sebsiIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17
E;r Rros.Hor S,r Msifbs,;f bssr;tt GIN,

Gin YrofefIor Der asitbstit bsitritt einit
IN elmer ieiner Y~orIeiunsen nit Iansweiliser
Wsiti9weifsteit ben Sae, Runit Tonne Bic
Natur uerbehsrn. giner isinsr 3ubSrer,
Der enbli9 bic Schulz u%erlor, rief plSslid:
vWie wiirben sic obne Yeriide ausieben,
Seu YrofsEor2" Oas auditorium brad
tn elm i9aaenbes @eld9ter Bel bieiem Ar
gumentum ad hominem aus.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-06-17

SufanusH
5000 Bsass In bdYsss Dos l.s0. 900 SRIbsa.
Sober I. t. bffer. Rei9sbauptftabtsB oxb,
psIda kiuss bar sISbsrsn Stptnus ua9t, nzb nat peds
mis- psI .iHssa'ns 40 T. ssDiHssu-
Dk HaaAs 9issuns tn an
4. SaIt 1884.
Ssss Dssi. Ddau Sss ssu an 4. san I'd -
$500
ptantt nth. u lun eaasea es,ptnn b9s4tist su Bet
su 5tsbuHe am 4. Salt 1884 oarauf sutia1ts hzu.
Bel orbrss ans BEN 5nIaHss stnast bic
0~tnienoxae bon IS
utttee resthrirtsR Brtsfts, nm stutn ioIdtH Bomb i&sH
fAr ete uaAfte Stsbune am 4. SuIt ,u Upubsa.
Bran obrtiHre psseH untaufs Dos Bombs. Gtrfulasm
nub isSr xdbun Husfnuft. an Bite
SnternattonaI 8anfttt8 Co.,
100 JuItsR o.. sde SrOaSwas. Rem BORT.
~ Gte portebsuben Bombs fnb nit tsinn aottsris trs
senb peI@er Irt ~ persIei4en unb NIT tsinsm Ssisss bu
Ben. Staatsn tn Ssiseipru4.
~ Bel anfrasen uuS ORDERS wma5Hm S&e ben
Ramsn Der .~sursmbursn Sa,stte'.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-31
SPRING MILLS ITEMS.

Our town has fallen into the insur-
ance business office in Ream's build,
ing.
J. d. HOman will be the butcher
next summer.
Our Mr.. Philips has also enga ged
in the clock frinq business, with II.
Roush as assistant.
A singing master tried TO raise
music school, but failed. Town too
poor to pay for music.
Mr.. J. NJ. Huber bought a farmin
College township for $500. Sorry to
see him leave us.
Mr., E. Fetterhoff sold his farm to
David Bartges, at 800 an acre. Good
price.
Bitner, the huckster is our funny
man here. He can entertain a crowd
better than any man we know Of AL
ways chuck full Of good stories.
BROAD AXE.
"TuE BEE HIVE. r-The mercantile
business has Of late years been brought
to system that lacks but little of per-
fection. The buying ana selling is so
we'll understood by our leading mer-
chants rs to insure the best results to
the public, the most and best goods for
the least money
Among the best and most successful
stores in this part Of the state is the
popular and widely known BEE HIVE
OF Lock HaYen, Everett n Co. proprie.
\ tors. For many years this house HAS
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-31

controlled the leading dry goods trade
of Clinton county, as well as Il large
part or Centre county, and even does a
large trade up the West Branch into
Cameron county. The easons that the
Bee Hive does sncn Il furnishing bust
ness is apparent. The proprictors keep
full line Of all kinds and grades of
goods and 50 are able To suit all classes
of people. They have but one price
for all and that is the very lowest.
Their clerks aud statesmen are always
clever and obliging TO customers,
whether they buy large or small bills.
We can cheerful!y recommend our
readers who visit Lock Haven to go to
the Bee Hive in making purchases, for
there they can always be suited. u
NEWSPAPER DUNS.-Thc Harris
burg Patriot makes the following sensi-
BILE comments on IN old subject:
We presume that some people think
that newspaper men are persistent
duns let farmer place himself in
Il similar position and see if he would
not do the same. Suppose that he
raises one thousand bushels of corn
and his ncignbor should come and buy
Il bushel and the price, was only the
small sum of one dollar, or less and
the neighbor says Il will pay yUu the
amount in few days" AS the far
mer does not want to be small about
the matter he says, call right" Anoth-
er comes in the same way until the
whole of one thousand bushels are
trusted to one thousand different per-
sons and not one of the purchasers con-
Germs himself about it for it is Il small
amount they owe the farmer, ami of
course that will not help mm any. lie
does not realize that the farmer has
fri;tered away his large crop of corn,
and that his value is due in Il thousand
little driblets, ana that he is seriously
embarrassed in his business because his
debtors treat it as little matter. Just
so with the newspaper business.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-31
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, Mt Coburn, by Rev. T. STAN
bach, Mr.. Thomas II. Escnhuth. and Miss Sa-
rah A. Kerstetter, daughter OF Benjamin Ker-
stetter
On the oath inst, at the Lutheran parsonage.
Aaronsburg, by Rev. J. Tomlihson, Mr.. Lew
X. Stover and Miss Catharlne J Stovcr, both of
Hancs township.
on the 2lth inst, at the Evangelical parson.
age In ThOmpsontown, by Rev. T.. ID. Keen, Mr..
Nelson G. Smith, of ThompSontown, and Miss
Emma c. Ritzman, of Port Royal, both Of Juni-
ata county.
On the oath inst. at the residence of the
brides parents by Rev, Benz. Hcngst, Mr.. r.
fl. Musser, and Miss Ada L. EiSenhuth, daugh-
ter of Jacob LiSenhuth, Esq, Of Millhcim, Pa.
This couple has our best wishes in their new
state. We know them well and give cheer
full testimony to their excellent qualities and
worth The groom has always maintained n
good reputation for industry and SObriety, while
the happy bride is one Of the model young la
dies of the town. our thanks are specially
rendered to her for the delicious wedding cake
sent the printers.
The following is a list of the presents with the
names of the donors:
Mr. 4 Mrs. b. Hengst--Pitchcr; Mr.. & Mrs.
Ilgen MusSer-White Bed Spread; Mr.. g. Mrs.
w s. Mnsser-Siivcr Dinner Castor; Mr.. & Mrs
ID. H. Zerby-Table Cloth; Mr.. e. Mrs -. A.
MusSer-Sett Silver KNIVES and Forks Mr.. &.
Mrs J. W. Stoyer-Large Lamp and Silver But.
ter Knife; Mr.. & Mrs. +. +. Musscr-CoiTee
Mill; Mr.. s. Mrs. j. w. Lose-Largc Glass Cake
Dish and half dozen Napkins; Mr.. & Mrs A.
Walter-Silver Pickle Jar; Mr.. & Mrs. j. w.
Musser-one dozen Desert Dishes and Glass
Dish; Mr. e. Mrs. j. +. Harter--l dozen Linen
Napkins; Mr.. s. Mrs. a. j. keen-Lmen Table
Cloth; Mrs j. Eisenhuth-Llnen Table Cloth ;
Rev III. A. Rcnfer-onc half dozen na pkins ;
Mr.. C. A. SturgIs-Silver Butter Dish; Miss An
ma HcngSt-Pnlr Linen Towels; Miss SalIna
Gephart-Pair Linen Towels; LeOdora MuSSer
--Sctt Vases; Miss Lille EiSenhulh Glass
Fruit Dish Miss Sadie Eisenhuth-Lambcrqui
Mr. s. C.. RhOadeS-l dozen Individual Sal Is
Er,p,,, I oron Eo,OilV Uhln
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-31
Echoes from Coburn.

Monday to day ; but it is a snowday
again.
Wheat down to ninety five cents at
this writing.
DR.. w. Z. Ard was around here ex-
amining patients.
Dinges Vonada & Co., had an unus-
ual crowd of customers on last Sature
day.
Miss Maize Smull of Centre Mills
was here few days last week visiting
Mr.. r. T. Vonada and other friends.
p. II. Stover Esq, is hauling mater
ial for building, as he expects to put
up four or five houses on the lots he
recently bought.
Mr.. Harvey Bowersox one of our old
friends dropped in to see US the other
dly, as he was awaiting the train, for
a visiting trip down the country. He
was in Ohio last summer and just re-
turned a few weeks ago. He exp2c is
going to Kansas before long.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-31
A $40 Bible Prize.

The publishes of Rmledge'S Non hly
offer twelve valuable rewards in their
M0n'hly for February, among which is
the following
We will give $1,000 to the person tell
ing us which is the longest verse in the
Old Testament Scriptures by February
10th, 1884. Should two or more cor
rect answers be received, the reward
Will he divided. The money will be for.
warded to the winner February Il. 1884.
Persons trying for the reward must
send % cent in silver (uo postage
stamps tdken) with their answer, for
which tLey will receive the March
Monthly, in which the name and ad-
dress of the winner of the reward and
the correct answer will be published, i,
and in which several more valuable re-
wards will be offered Address RUT-
LEDGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, Easton,
Pa.
4 sacrilegiOus, dastardly and william
Gus act was committed at ArendSville, ,
Adams county, in the old grave yard
bordering on the square, on Thursday
night, the 18th ult. Some person or
persons displaced nearly all the tomb
stones, breaking a number off at the
ground, others were broken into pieces
Two heavy posts were used in the de-
struction, as could be plainly seen.
Those which were pulled out were car
ried away and set up against the fences,
thus rendering it almost impossible to
replace many of them. This act of van
dalism meets with the just condemna-
tion of the citizens and others. Quite n
number of persons heard the noise; the
time was about two o'clock in the
night GettySbmgComp
Thau DON'T Z now Euarykh hing
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-31
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Feb 5th, l.. II. Stovcr, Haincs township, stock
and farming utensils.
Feb 9th w. w. Nesse, Gregg township, steck
ana farming utensils.
Feb. 9th, Jonathan Kreamer's estate, stock
and farm implements, Millheim Pa
Feb. llth, !. w. Russell, AaroASburg, atock,
farming implements and household goods,
Feb 18th II. q. Erhard, Haiues township, stock,
farming implements and household goods
march Sth, Joseph A. Holloway, Aaronsburg,
stock and house hold goods.
March llth, III. w. kreamer, Miles township,
live stock and farming utensils.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-31
THE ANNUAL.
Farmers Institute

will be held at the College, beginning
JANUARY 29TlI and ending FEB
UARG STH. There will be at least
THIRTY LECTURES,
by members of the College faculty
and several distinguished gentlemen
from abroad.
Circulars, giving full details, sent on
application to Prof w. H. Jordan or
to the President, State College, Cen
ire Co, Pa
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-31
They Don't Know Everything.

Scientists tell us that'th earth was
pcopled 80, ,OO0, 600 years before Adam
was born, and yet they won't let us
know what causes the red sunsets.