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New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

through the the cracks I'm the closed door. look OF
plous resignation his forid countensnce.
g had made up my mind to take holiday" said he
and look at that beasty rain. / was going down
to Long Branch which I hope TO be instrumental in
making the winter resort OF New-lork. mado
Brghtondon you know -and it would DC just as easy
To make Long Branch
"No, there's nothing new except that nearly al Ino
stockholders have written to 10 say that they wiz
gladly pay their assessment for Nevada nights as for
Patti nights knew they all my side. and that
why did not grumbe at the action OF the committee
Of directors the other day"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
mrJNGS RECEIPTS ~ yEW-YoRK

The only theatre wnion did not give eVlueh'
fhin., affected by the downfall Of rain Jc'teri"y
,,cr,,on wa, tho star Theatre where Mr. lryihs An"
I'M. company appeared ut their last matinee
~ the year Twelfth Night was gigVn :" ,b tp theatre
'',l .t , even st,r,.ad out into the lohh.r- ~
,,g,t'. performance OF The Bells 'u1' u % M c,tv
Th total rccciut. fUr the four weeks mr. III ~, i,nt
''r,ood of 10000. which gyes All average VI "'V'
, 300 performance
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

\ Aperforrnance Of Mr. Browninss In a Balcony was
la,el given in London AZ The Princes Hall under the
auspices OF the Browning Society
ON Monday "semiramide." with Patti and scaicM
will be Given al tie Academy OF Music for the last time
this season. This will be the first Of PattTs -FOUR hha
pcrforluances After Ia Diva leaves New-loik she VII!
visit so,rc of the principa cc. and then go to Caror-
mia whence she will return Europe. Colonel Mnpesoh
has dcanaely decided to postpone the production ol
Romeo and Juliet" but viii instead bring ont Gouh9ds
Nfurell" which is in active preparation, "e
te close of the season This opera Is considered ny
many 10 De superior 10 Faust" Mr Mapeson expected
frrpces himself and the publishers AS to The
terms.
Mr. Fullcr'- musical comedy o; " on TO Egypt has
been well received the Globe Theatre IN Boston, anu
thi, wee, it will be presented AZ Albsushs new opera
House n Washington.
Mr. W. J. scanlan has met with a marked success
this season lie i about 10 make tour of PennsyNa-
uia New England and Aev-l ork
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

Fr. m Ths Rncttdud county ~. - Jou'nd' g.,
TUF NrW- YORK TRIBUNE Is a monarch IN JOURNALISM
grand leader which All loyal lfpnnH,"hS mo- r iUl
fh. tru. doctrines OF their party. The hdclty ot lE
TEB>t to it, constituency wa clearly shown IN the r.
rtt ,ite campaign. when. almost alone IN the cy
of Nrv-ln II fought the good fight Tor Eepubhoah
-crdencv II wa surrounded by traitors ia me cam
nv nrnInnrn Journals which were led 10y ircnngs OF
malice out OF The Republican rauk--but II wagcd tue Dat
tr br4ycly and not lost through thc ,loIs
of it, most honest opponents the D'ln"crhis ENrIy
trr Republican should become permanent nuD-rIie'
of I'm TgiHr ~ and ignore al newspaper. W.irh &c
.,rfd IA. marty i'm the Presidential campaign of S7i
IuF TRlnt ~ has attained a circulation Whlrh i en-
vicd bv if- Jealous ncig ghors II sold 2O2opO on elr'
ZION week and entered the winter with dalY clrcuii
latou of n 600 and 10000 paid subscriptions 70 iu
Weekly A. a newspaper IHE TRhtN ~ u uneqnaiied IL
ha. thr new. complete. "A valuable agricultural depart
reut. all the reviews. foreign letters Iih ANA III
,r bou.rbold n,fruction and enjoyment We hope the
rrflon of thl. leading metropolitan journal Will De
lnr.r-, lnrrrn.cd Nm Enn mind lOnlty THIS scAlOn
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
onnrNKfyp TIM RECORD"


The nroapcctus of THE IuIrNr, In another co'umn
,, pr,tifv every one who has watched the strong hg
made by that paper during the Last campaign Etat a
,ns Ttt THirt under Horace Greeley ~ has rcachrh
Am uuprcc,lcutcd -tatus since. During election week
Ttr iUNF actual, sold l.2o2 10 copies ~ the var
nus editious and then settled down To steady gait
with AN average daily circulation ot 2l,opO, ana
weekly list ~ $4,000 The r. breaking the r"cori ne
vouI 4 dnuht II IL well that the ono great Repuhicah
naner I'm the metropolis that Il faithful to the prln,p
Tor vhrh We have fought for twenty live years and l"i
which the hattie must be renewed with drciminel NlAo
should enter uron the new contest with snth an einI
mona audeuce aud consequent influence. II IL p"it
cal duty to give TuF THnN now the widest pn--lhe
circulation n isa tried and true. clean wh"e-"n,r
papcr. complete "A newspaper and iuu ot Va"sole
special matter.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
LECTURES BY RICHARD A. PROCTOR
Professor A. Proctor will deliver series of

lectures IN Chickering Hall beginning Monday even
ing The subject OF the first lecture will be "Thc sun"
Tho others will be: December IL, Planets Docem-
Der To- Comets"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
WHAT THE TINES nAs LOST AND THE TRIBUNE

From TIE idncdsfsr Irnn Nfc ffd
The Nr,e York Iines stood We. with the EcpnpH
can party but its apoasy has had the eject o
driving on many OF it- old friends. never 10 return
The-e seem to have gone To 1HE IMnr ,, when mas
made a record during the campaign worthy of ~ best
d.vs under it. founder In IT, udrty 10 principle lt
tr.tworihiuct. q. newspaper. IT. energy, enterprise
aud great ability and general excellence, II unpuoa"n
nhv stands at the head OF the newspaper pross ot Amer
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
A GOOD CLOCK IS A TREASURE.

So don't buy poor one, when you can get a
good mekeeper in beautiful case for low price at DIV
Granbery * co.'s, 20 and 22 JOhn-st =.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

4 ,ale ~ nny nardman rpiiaht Pianos was recently
usla sent the financial department ~ inc f"hn
u Go IN rhusinphia hrtanae 'her iound AUt A'H'h
IN. inteatiuatiOn. tho Hanlman me be' ~ lsn'
N-tsst ar 90 tiu ~ have Nm. ~ nnll M
N.uss.r ttstaman nav Ing y Pcch, Manufacturers t
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

nnUTFlIEAI-At HarhAuruI rance, en saturday, 40
v,nbor 30, nthr AN NnAt n hiH ase lNnona @ ,',
only at uustaye AMI tmha hohl"ct" ahH h'a""''"
OF tAe are bAyh llsNlshd
ut,t nft IN. Iihu icksr q NO, NO 4o' b4eoho'
Ssg.Yorg M the 3dth YrAt ~ hl. as, 49, ,.u.t ,,,
E,i,uys, aud Isads are uYed - hlohl mo inh'l" t"n
the terman Presbyterian Church on 7nhlY AT oe'ooA
,nt a. ,rE-euddenly on SATURDAY December a. 1885, Jo
sah gate VI the late Charles and sarah stokes
.11i from his late residence Fnglewooi ~ j. at p.
m rue,day Iiain leaves foot OF ChamDefsst
pSi,f rel Yes and friend. are respectfully invited
Aut-At MI. residence Downing BROOKLYN. Decen-
her Chare. r.. Earl aged 80 years 10 mo tins days
and ars respectfully invited attent the
funeral frOm the Clason Avenue Presbyterian Chnfch
a.on ave- corner OF MOuTOest sunday December y, al
Its hard q part with those we love,
who to our sous Arc dear.
Twill cause the heart bitter pang
The silent tear
0pOW-At Hin-al- Catiarangus County. Y. November
20 l4s4 the 10th year VI her age ho-o.to
Grow dau ghter OF John A. anu f'oset'o IT, "'"'
Grow, Of this city
uAL~rED-At Milton. Rye. westch hsster County; y,
ON Friday Drceuber .. IndcrhiI has'eu !" '" ~
Fnscr a, the Msthost Episcopal Church Rye on
Monday, December :. At 30 p ~ - - ,.,, , ON, Grand
Carriages In waiting on arrival OF IL IN Vr'" ' ~
tentrs Depot ~,
InHor.ON-At M.niclar n J. December D. Robert 10
hutsln. Ia the seventy nnth year oi us "sN
NOuce Of funeral hereafter
-, RI Al Danhury Conn. on saturday, DooemDer %
George - arr the usth year 0i ms ~ .
Notice OF funeral viii appear in Tuesday $ papor'
suEIDON-On Friday evening Deee nber o. Anna y. woo"
Of ths ats James sheldon in the 97th year OF her age
srrvocs late residence, ia ferroponIs
Drooklyn. on Monday, December s. AZ 10 IN
II is Kindly requested thai Nv r9wsu be senI
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

w. w. COrcoran, the aged philanthrOp pist.
has outved three doctors who predicted his early death
lie threw phy>ic to the dogs. Exchange. What be
Of the dogs Is interesting question: Bos-
f,ftG
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

\ RARE AND UNEQUALLED OFFER.-Patterns
of your selection and OF any SIZE given with every
number Of DemOrests Monthly Magazine 20 cents each
- yearly. :.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
rIGrprs THAT DON'T LIE.

Prom IIf ffS hfuNANlfh W. , 4fiFs
TUE rRlHUNf i- the ouy ,imnh pure irPh'l''n t',.
inc manner iu r city of New York A. such. our bA '
and 1ran friends VIII feel much pleased IN prrnsihF
The recent detection of Ih> Neio i0rk If"es !" W.
rort Of cleveland hA- added greatly 10 The snh' Ip,
fist uf TIr TRftNF ~ that ~ now announce. -,
sold 2O2 900 copies election week. ANA gOcs ho IN
winter will 2I 300 crcul alton 81 the daily ANA if'uv,
pad Inscriptions to the weekly not counting lhe sh"''
term Campaign ordeTA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
A srIrNDIn sTCCrsS-

TTIm IIt I it1TfTH ", y JUITH1I -
gpleu iiI 4u,,r.- hl. crowned iiil Tunt Ms emo
during the past year boh arlen advocate of l'
rubIt,u p,,v and i. "a sptprr sActly speaking u
Stood alone in tue moaning pres, ~ th" city as tho hl
uu.ln i,ru ser OF the party and rs candidates, anu
,..irt,tnrd the night with courage and ahty ahilh
Lel.y urr IL. circulation naturally advanced very rap
lv AMI n now enters upon the coming year with ttIr
4, inr~-,.r.i influence # /. clean. Wholesome paper
fbe .trcfr.t attention i paid 10 news gathering ana al
tr various dctartmcut-. notably music art. unancr AS
ri,,lt-,, ,ati..r- tna the drama u led by comp
Toni su.,i.-t. Tho prosperity ol ih" past year WI
doubir,. stimulate Ihh IEIBJNE To further Efforts "'
he INN
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
A PRIZE EIGHT DECLARED A DRNw.

4 PIIIE FIEHT DEtLAktD DKNW.
PIrTsBLRG. Dec. 6.-NichOlas Foley and JOnn MitNug,
local prize fighters fought Nckees Rocks last
ing. Both men badly punished that at the end
ot the fourth round the fight WAS declared draw
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

shows the ostcs variation. this city er'h
Of nches The prpenduiAr nr' give ln r The hours
midnight
by the daas those Tie or n dotted line
nuts pharmacy fo Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
THE FIRST REPUBLICAN, PAPER on THE CON


Prom The North Adains Mass IrfnacrtD'
In campaign. InE ilHi ~ won new iaurels
nnd recovered old position ~ the first Republican
paper continent. For ability, cournge enterprise
rgy fidelity to the Republic an cause IL has 40
superior Rr.dc- this n has superior literary merits ana
attractions and a foreign correspondence OF great
Interest and value. II j, now without rival as tue
great Republican newspaper, "iouhled py HORACE
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
A GOOn TE,r OF ~ 5UCCE-s.

7
Tn SfW-YpRh IEiuUNi hi, pt,--l throdgh an al er'
,ltci cnuNu-- with circulation largely Increased ahi
uro.periiy varouslY amplinet II any one think. ll
Trfut ~ Is crushed hy the defeat Of the parry oi "h"
II t,-dny the leading newspaper exponent hr may N'
abuse hi. mind ny trying To buy block OF iElbI'|
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

e,no,. O., cororor will br effected NJ Wallachs Theatre
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Florence WIZ 1pl1a ,f;ss fbnr.
nt,c Tbomnson viii come forth Mt the star Thoare s
Jan, Egre Miss Minnie Madiern will perform a' '"'
Grand Opera House in play Gale" '"pri'''
louise Pomeroy Is to at the Fourteenth street
ire ON December l5 in the play Of - Outea't II
is about eight years since this lady was M" sceh III '0
York and her return will be a notable Incident
.T The Private Secretary at the Madison square INA
90. o,tcr, now on the third month OF its career II -
shortly To be presented in Francisco ny ono VI ~
Madison square Companies. headed by MI L. h"Pi'
who departs this city tomorrow I9r InS S Inv Mr.
c,pul Mr.. Lipnan will be sncce'ueu hoap p, bs,ore
Ucrcert Kelley, as Dosgias-Nno piayed tue Pa''
Miss Louise Pomcroy's dramatic company lhelu'0'
,f,s Iouisa Balfc Miss Elizabeth Andrews Mt "i'''
y Griniths Mr. Arthur Elliott-an AustrAiah H''o'
and Mr. Edwin Cleary. it'll. .rts
Mr. Roland Reed, in hi- play OF "cheeN' j. '',r''o
ol NJ fhe Monnt Morris Theatre, where, on lue''n'
, ho,viu have the assistance OF Madame huls-
kamn Norosni, who will sing scFci'u s"h-s'
"Tc shadows of a Great city Will be prcseh'er' '
,veel At the Peoples Theatre. This Is not avery "a
- ~ hut II il one Of the most effective pieces o !"
I,d win which We are acquainted II WIZ De ac'e 3
ibr same company that lately presented II a' '"' ~
Opera House.
r,. r.c,,t thcotrca obituary list contains the name
of Mr. Henry lIon. who is dead, IN Lonu'H'' ~ ~"
-, cent, f,nr Mr. H,ll wrote several plays was tue
tt. ,,r q, ,,,v. called The Kings Mail" ana was hn
artnr IIc was the ori sina Lord Roeo"eN III "''
canlt's e old Heads and Young Hearts. ,....
Mile Amccis 10 appear ~ the rll,n i AN''"'
on december ,, IN her new English pay
,,orr,r,,,ncc for a charity will he given
o., n Lexington Avenue Opcra House on Monday e''h-
l,, Dcccn,hcr :. by the ocean Association company
,.ool ~ members of the Masonic ocean Lodge 10
I5G Thc play selected is John Brousham pay Va ~
Thc east Of "Tlrcc wiye." announced at the Union
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
usING own rrN roNss 4r l,..lilt.., rArIN pAY

With the rsprriruro of the campaign frrah In nina.
There uusht tu hp little doubt uf lui lRlnuNt nelnH W
popular ,ity newspaper With Republicans F"n'ral wv
hr coming year ~ entertaining. rnicrWi4lhs Nn"'
snuc lj atrlue tu thia connection 10 ia Interesting
note that NoAi Paper COMPANY o Nhnn" l9 now wy,
ins an urlrr fut parpr fnt tut iMnt ~ Iha r'p', ~
wound on toclh nfs" cn"ush to make '"'' ''n'p ~,
usnrta each ,Arh of those tools Ia rtprt 'hltN ~
mako q atfip fuur mina unr IN tha nifir N.'''.
usually only aluslr oak The m''hiue turning ON ~
iniInn ct paprt continuous Nrh W" l"'lh l"" w.
Wrad that tho dais consumption ~ lht ltlh' NJ ~"
ION tnt,s at sN -u 600 tu a' uul complete 'nrl'' ~
,n,,fy nf papri which wiuupht such s'wl W"ih l"'
"nr cause durins lac canvass viii ho gratifying 4" th"H
sands upou tLuuaaudaol E'puhIi'anA
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
n IRRIln

IA rtrnA toMrkiNa.on "Wednesday Nnvemhss, s'
Al IN. ru.drnsn tho hfdas pApnta hr The NsN dNsf
radson itlsf n Ia tulf, 10 tmO atata luhphmi, A
AZ Nnv.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

Iundbora'- Perfume. hdeuia.
Iundbors's Perfume. Marecha Niel Ro,e.
Iundborg'- Perfume, Alpine Violet
Iundbora's Perfume, Lily Of the Nalley.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
THE ASSESSMENT FOR NEFADA NIGHTS

MIR. Mapleson sat in his Office Yesterday
.,,arnoon whilo stray notes OF Lucia" drli1ed IN
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Goupil Gallery.

A Goupil Gallery.
" KNOEDLER& co. RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT AN
FN ANIMATION OF THEIR GALLERIES RECENTLY
REARRANGED WITH NEW
PAINTINGS
FROM BOTH FOREIGN AND AMERICAN SCHOOLS OF
ART.
THEY ALSO BEG TO CALL ATTENTION TO THEIR
VARIED COLLECTION OF
WATER-COLOR DRAWINGS
As WELL AS TO ANUMBER OF NEW PUBLICATION
IN .
ETCHING AND ENGRAVING
EMINENTLN SUITABLE
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
ITO jTHAVE, COR 22Dst
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Artistic Presents
SCHAUS' ART GALLERY.
7i3 BROADWAY.

Special attention IA called q hor mayniacent collection
artistic presents suitable for Holiday Gifts
OIL PAINTINGS.
WATER COLOR DRAwINuA
ETCufSGs AND LINE ENGKAvINGs,
ARTISTS COLOR BONES, "a
The collection Of Paintings comprises by tho moss
celebrated artists OF Europe.
An early calls respectfully solicited
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
SOME COMPLIMENTS OF TIE SEASON.
FEW OUT OF MANY.
LEADING THEM ALL
IEADTNtf TTIFN NJ
Prom me IIti1 ghlG Nt1'.
THE NFw-NOEk TRlBt NJ Is tlc one gTea', lh-P.t
Republican organ OF the Nation

Republican organ OF the Nation.
THE LEADING PAPER OF THE CDINIHl.
Prom IL, W,nnlalft ~. J. In2firfr 49,,
TIE THfHNE j. undoubtedly the leading paper oi thr
country and looked upon tue nOsl iea'o u a''
newspapers In furnishing ncws.
q" WORTH TEN TINES ITS SUBSCRIPTION Pl.lcI.
From NE ChpDsrd fGis We! APDeil, ,-
Lovers OF good reading cannot duort 10 p' "llIv
NEw YORK TEBrN Ne It's worth ten times ~ 'u,'cl
tiou i,ree and no person who has ever taken IL VIII
Willingly give 10 up II contain, a flnd ol uNeIu ana
Interesting information for ladies' ~ wei! rs men
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07
Diamonds.

Diamonds.
RANDEL, BARRYMORE & BILLINGS.
IMPORTERS AND CUTTERS OF DIAMONDS
MANUFACTURERS OF DIAMOND JEwELRY
). Nassau.st and 20 M,idenlane Eew.YorA,
81. Andrewsst., London
Rest Dentistry Of every description very crate
prices by WAIT & SMITH - Last 23i a., old stand
Re Dr. Crosby K 4 " ieT. Dr J. W. Howe
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

gtnin Ils N.ffIlk ttfinI thfHutif
Tan Ttn ~ show. uUpic,. .drntcd rvruri ln m'll'i
,tl,u rAcrrlur iia history in 90, most palm,
t,,'. hrrrfnf,irr Iut liiHtNt T. to-day the KING "l
n~sn,r, r- soins lhcAi OF i, brightest days, undo'
Greeley.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07


A William 4. Moore. Aucfioneer.
MOORE's ART GALLERY. 300 9TH AVE-.
GRAND COMBINATION SALE OF
POTTERY, PORCELAIN. AND GLASS.
FROG ME~SRS. DAVIS COLLAMORE & CO,
MES>RS. HANILAND Il %.
ami other importers, comprising
MINTON PORCELAIN
DINNER, DESSERT, AND TEA WARE,
GARDEN SEATS AND JAkDISIEKEs,
WORCES ER-ROYAL AND CROWN DERBY.
ORNAMENTAL PFC ES FOR AMAs.
AFTER DINNER COFFEEs IN CASES
BOHEMIAN GLASS. HANILAND ID ORES.
IIavIlant Porcelain from Boston Exhibition.
Rich 1T Glassware French Dinner sets.
Particular attention Is scaled to tho
WHITE HOUSE DINNER SET.
in repca ~ the one IN the White T0usel,
And magnlucent service o. Rich Cut 1lass now on
exhibition and to be sold by auctioaat
MOORE'S ART GALLERY.
300 JTH.AVE.
OF WEDNESDAY. I'll CESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Dee. lO II and Il at 80 O'Clock ea,h dag.
A William T.. Moore. Auctoneer
MOORE'S ART GALLERY
300 5TH'ANE.,
superb collection
ORIENTAL RUGS AND EMBROIDERIEs.
Just imported from the Far Fast
BY KREKORE KREKORIAN,
Of HarpsO, Armenia
ami TO be sOll by Auction
TOMORROW, MONDAY. DEC. !. At O'CLOCK, SHARP
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

Adele =. PAYNE.
MANICURE AND CHlHOPOD1-T.
! East l4th II Treatment OF the feet specially.
Finger-nails 0eautin ID
New-York tribune., 1884-12-07

SrrpurR. Electric, McrCurial Steam Baths.
splendid Accommodations FOR either sex
Irving Place.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-07
WOODWARD CHIPS.
he doctor has lots Of business.

The doctor has lots of business.
Abe was to Snyder county visiting,
but was glad to get home again.
Isaac Omdorf is getting ready to go
west in few weeks. Is size going a.
long, Isaac ?
"Spigit" is rafting in the logs pretty
lively. esprit Level is his foreman
in the woods.
c. w. Hosterman is going to break
ground next week for his now house.
Charley would better hurry up else
Van can not move into it by the first
Of April.
The latest is the qtoSi business, but
the ghost has been captured at last .
Noah says he heard seventy five differ
ent spook stories within the last week
Benjamin believes in spooks but Pedro
believes in nothing of the kind.
Cook Block sports one of the finest
glass canes ever seen in these parts
He says it WAS blown at the Belle
fonte Glass Work and was presented
to him while in Bellefonte last week.
PEDRO.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
S.ALE REGISTER.

Feb 5th, l., r. Stover, llaincS township, N'"cN
and farming utensils.
Feb 9th w. w. Nesse, Gregg township, stock
amt farming utensils.
Feb. 9th, Jonathan Kreamer's estate, stock
and farm implements, Millheim Ia.
Feb. 18th, j. w. Russell AaronSburg, stock,
farming implements and household goods,
Feb 18th T. G. Erhard, Haiues township, stock,
farming implements and household goods
Feb 2Sth, James c. Smith, administrator of
Hon. John Smiths estate, Penn twp,Cow,
Grain, Lumber and household goods.
March 7th, H. w. Kreamer. Miles township,
live stock and farming utensils.
march Sth, Joseph A. Holloway, Aaronsburg,
stock and house hold goods.
March 18TH Michael Frank, HaineS township,
stock and farm implements.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-07

DEDICATION or THE ST. JOINS Ev.
LUru. CuuRCu AT MILLuEIM Tie
dedication or the Lutheran church
Of this town will take place on sun
day, February 10th. inst. REV. +. w.
CONRAD. ID. d, editor of the Luth-
eyan Observer, Philadelphia, REV. j.
w. GooDL1N, Sl.ona, Clinton Co., Pa,
aud REV. w. II. SCHoCH, Jersey Shore
Lycoming c., Pa, will be present to
deliver appropriate addresses. Services
will be held Saturday evening, Feb. 9th
and Sunday morning and evening, Feb.
10th.
A cordial invitation to attend these
services is extended to neighboring
ministers rs well as to the public in
general.
JouN ToMLINsON,
Pastor
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-07
MARRIED.

On the 2lth ult., at the residence of Mr.. Henry
Bcekey, Mifflinburg, by Rev. S. Henry, Mr..
James NJ. Hoover, of Mifllinburg and Mary
Ellen Adams, of Millheim.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-02-07
PENN HALL SHAVINGS.

After a long silence-here we come.
Mr.. J. Il. c. is sporting a spotted
horse, and silk hat.
All the go-sleighing parties and oys.
ter sufpers.
Some of our young men think of TAX
ing Horace Greeley's advice go West.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Musser IS teaching a class
in penmanship at this place.
Mr.. John Haines, father of Mrs. T.
d. Hosterman is seriously i'll.
1Ir. r. B. Bartges, in company with
his mother, is visiting relatives and
friends in Sugar Valley.
lIr. VIM. Pealer, formerly of this
place, bat now of Spring Mills, has
sold out his stock to J. d. Long and is
now retired merchant.
Mr.. J. c. Condo has again made ar
rangemeuts with that boss carriage
smith, c. w. Wendell and the artistic
painter Mr.. G. Rocker, Of Muncy, to
trim out his fist class work for 1884.
James, try the virtue of the JOURNAL
ink. JACK PLANE.
Communicated.
The oath of January was an ex-
ceedingly unpleasant day but not
withstanding this the circumstances
within doors, at the Reformed parson-
age in Aaronsburg, were Of a very
pleasant and cheering nature. BY pre-
vious arrangement it was agreed, on the
part of the people of the charge, to sur
prise the pastor and his family, in the
way Of a donation visit. The day how.
ever was unfavorable. \ few from the
country and most of those in Aarons-
and Mllheim, numbering about trcntg
families, were rerreSe Eted. a few
hours were pleasantly spent in social
intercourse. after which our friends
retired leaving behind them tangible
evidence of their kindness and good
will in the shape of articles of clothing,
groceries, butter, fruit, horse feed and
a purse of silver for the PASTORS wife.
| We take pleasure in noticing the fact.
that all the families in Aaronsburg, of
the Presbyteranchurch, took generous
part in the act Of Kindness.
For several days others continued
to report themselves at the parson Z.
age. and on the 2)th several sleds ar.
rived loaded with valuable tokens of re
| gard from members of the Salem's con-
| gregatiOn. Besides tins, box and pack
age, prepared for the day first appoint
ed, were here and there placed in the
PASTORS sleigh as he chanced to meet
the kind donors whilst out in pursuit
of his accustomed duties. There are
happy hearts at the parsonage lireaide,
and it is hoped, that those who made
them SO are equally happy in the Civ
| ing.
For these and other gifts frequently
received from our kind people through
out the charge we return our sincere
thanks and invoke upon them the
blessing Of Heaven.
Il. A. Y YEARICK,
EMMA YEARICK.