Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-10-30

: sci ve5 indebted 70 the town CLOCK funC
are notified that their subscriptions are
due and arc requested to remit their a
mounts at an early day. Moneys will
be received by p. II. MIsser and W, s
Maize
BY order Of Committee.
READ.-A new lot of samples of
wall papers just received at VIM. Il.
Mauck IL Sons furniture store, Mill
helm, Pa. The latest styles, the best
varieties and most novel designs of pa =
pers can be procured at short notice.
Call on them and examine their numer-
Gus samples.
The JOURNAL acknowledges the
receipt OF the most productive and
wonderful cabbage head ever seen in
In this section. Beneath the head
proper there are II miniature heads,
each about the size of II cup, grouped
in circle, and as solid and fully de.
velopsd is the large head, This family
of cabbage heads is Il rare curiosity in
the vegetable line and Of great interest
to our gardeners. That pleasant lady,
Mrs. w. IL. Smith, in whose garcen it
was grown, sent it.
The store of Dinges, Trumpfheller
& Co. at Cohurn is chuckfull of bar
gains for ALL But they offer special in
ducements until Nov. 10th on Mems
White, Gray and Red Underwear,
Mems Driving, Kip and Rubber Boots,
Mems Hats, Suits and Overcoats, La
dies Coats and Jackets, Dress Goods,
Flannels and Cantons, Brown and
White Sugars, Teas and Green Coffees,
Go and buy your butcher supplies of
them. Remember Dinges, Trumpfhel
Ter 81 Co.
According to previous announce
ment the re-dedicatio1 of the U. b.
church at this place was celebrated
last Sunday forenoon, at which occa.
sion Rev. NJ, p. Doyle, of Lebanon,
preached powerful sermon from
Psalms XVII A: "One thing have
I desired of the LORD, that will seek
after +; that | may dwell in the house
of the LORD all the days of my life, to
behold the beauty of the LORD, and to
inquire in his temple"
A large number of people were pres
ent to hear his eloquent discourse. He
also preached in the evening to crowd
ed church, and again deeply impressed
his audience by his forcible remarks.
Their debt resting on the church from
the late repairs was almost wiped out.
Last Saturday evening an interest
ing meeting was held in the town
hall by the Democracy of Millheim and
surrounding country. After the Gus
tomary election of President and Vice
Presidents, the chairman, ex-sheriff
Musser introduced the first of the
speakers of the evening, Mr.. A. Will
Jams, who neatly paved the way for the
speakers who were TO follow, by few
statistical remarks. J. L. Spangler,
Esq, was then introduced, who made
sound and sensible speech, quoting
several of Blaine's condemning Dear
Fisher" Letters and making some
striking comparisons between the char
acter and career of the Mulligan can.
didate and such men as George Wash
ington and Abraham Lincoln. Mr..
Spangler was listened to with great in-
terest and much enthusiasm. Hon. j.
III. Orvis then took the floor amid a
shower of applause and held the atten-
tion of his audience for full hour. He
started out with an apologetic remark
about being rusty in making political
speeches but when done all admitted
that the Ex.Judge cuts as great fig
ure on the political stump as he did OIL
the bench. Judge Oryis in his address
effectively showed the necessity Of hon
est public officers and clearly proved
that the republican candidate lacked
the qualities of an honest and upright
official and was consequently danger
Gus man to entruSt with the adminstra-
tion of the U. S. government. He
eulogized the great Reform Governor
Cleveland and spoke confidently Of his
election. His statement of facts about
the congressional contest were telling
and fair and impressed everybody with
the advisability Of voting for Hon. A.
G.. Curtin, of whom the Judge talked
in very commendable terms. Further
on Mr. OrYis referred to his successor
on the bench, Adam Hoy, and gave
his audience the assurance that he will
make the best and safest president
Judge for whom nobody need hesitate
to vote. After endorsing and recon-
mending the balance of the democratic
county ticket the speaker bid his pleas
ed hearers goodnight. Hon. j. III.
Orvis is man who is possessed of
good, sound judgement and who can
express his opinion in public in fear
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