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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08
NEARLY ENDED PERHAPS.
Indications that the President T. About
Ready To Return 10 washibgton-Brtde
aud Groom Separated Yesterday.

DEER PARK. Md, June 7.-FJr the first
time since their marriage. President Cleve-
land was today separated from his wife for
several hours An early breakfast was par
taken OF at b. & o. cottage number p and
a. $50 two seated phaeton was driven up
to the door The President brought out
two small baskets ana little package. AMI
psrei n em in the carriage and few min
utes afterwsrl l. accompanied by his private
secretary. Col Lamont came ont wearing a
soft travelling hat and a broad cloth
suit The two gentlemen took seats in the
carriage sna as they drove of babe adien
for the day 10 their respe tive wives. their
destination being Deep Creek where they
ha3 arranged to puf IN q few hours trout
fishing The weather ali the morning was
rather threatening. and consequently The
afies did rot venture ont 81 fish in ex-
Senator Davis creek near the station. as
vas their Intention. bgt spent the morning
on tie pretty uiazzs 81 their cottage IN the
ws.sls About ociocx this afternoon
Mrs Cleveland and Mrs Lamont called for
the Presidents carriage snd went for a
drive over the mountains. returning shaat
half past six. Daring their 0nting they
sf6opesi for Mrs.. DAVIS and Nu Lieutenant
Rrown. Vh0 accompanied them for awhile
few nainutes AFR the lsdies returned tire
President and Col lamont arrived from
their fishing rro. Their catch 1as quite
large huf exact 1gares cannot he aiVsu. e.
Sire macs run from f~entg 70 more fhsn
hundred A. Al events there sre enosrh
i1r break fssf f0uorroT morning There
were ~ incidents worth chronic6us daring
the 1shing.
Serher B s KRIS who srrirei he-e issf
nizbf hss heen fidiaz soons re PARK tsisv
h1f hss DID news u sn iaspaTlsat character
TIE s-ions s-e verF strong far istlt
ffsf re haasYr is s1ost -arr l3e3 ard
vh n rsnr7f - detr5aelr Ftetei Vhsn
fhs nerfF u iesre the raf arfsfns If S
-s1zf err-sfa frst touorroF Til oe tte5r
- -. -.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08
THE ECLIPSE STAKES
MISS El0lf0Rl KlGs TIE RACE
The Reporters StsRo Falls iolarine
Several Prominent Newspaper
Men-A Decidedly Coos
DAYS Sport.

sI Louis No Jane .IL.riy thousand
people atenaei the raoes a. the fair grounds
today. ile pesiher snd ff41l beng fns
The nesai.s a ere a. f.aloas
First race. purse Sse9. ore ana one eis ia
nliies. Noaiana Resent Woa Hsile Csrisl..
second MioElaW. ihird. une. l5si secsnd
race, sale and livery stable ssakss S7eo ana
S1po added ior TAO sear-0id allies. f..,es-
quarters 81 miie. sennis y wen Wafs
second. kepie thin1. time. ll0 Tairl
race, fae Wainwright stakes. $50. sill
ste edaed. onf ana ole quarter nilss
hsireia won lcusiene. sesond, Alfred.
third tnt, 2ls.
The fourth raae Nas ihs great Eclipse
stakes Tor >louf4 one and ane-hAlf niIes
The starters uefe Miss Aooafori Modesiy
Aoiante and Alta freeiaDl dId noi tiart
be having gone decidedly lame during the
lasi ieW days. ihe great cid horse vac
brought oui and ridden slosiy nasi the
stand while the audie1ee gave
several hearty cheers for f.e great
Western iagonie All tie starters eert
loudly oheered whsle eoine % The past
They got ot O. hne start Alta Thinning
10 The lront NodssfY seoand falIaued hr
Miss Mooiford and Noiante close up They
passed Tie stand ia ibis oFder and heid IA
Tor nrsi mile. Alta setting 8 terrific pace
With Others close gp. here Mss Nnoafard
and oianie began 10 come uI, and al Srre
on even terms turning int0 the fiFetch
Half way home M0ae>fg fe. tack beaten
Murphy whipped Aolante hard bat
Miss Wooliord Was scarcely tonchrd and
won 10y a length Aolaufe scand Alta
three lengths sNa, thlrG, Nodesiy lWo
two lengths further back. time. 2.ss The
stake MAS worth SlsDD. SIS oso aaine t.
nrst. 81 600 70 SECOND and S5ta a. ihira
Post odds t0 l0 Mss WoodIird 3 10
Nolanie. % 4. Modesiy. s o. g. Alta
flith race, purse efln three Quarters - a
mile heais-fIrst hest. Belle Pare nrsi.
Mary Ellis second. Alice third nme l.lh4
second heat. Woodward first. Alice second
Mary Eliis ihir1. dine ZIG IAird heat
Woodward irsl Hellr Pate second. time
lle4- Sixth race, selling. purse SIal one
and quarter miles gopsg hfsl Sovereign
fat second. koothlsck third. gme zIi1
a distressing accident occurred tasf a. f3e
horses wene passing the grand stand in the
race Tor toe eclipse Stakes 4be reporters
balcony was crowded hs ail soris of people
who rushed Through flf gaies and could nof
he kept back. and the structure gave sar and
fell D. feet pfeeipIiaiing abou 100 men O.
ihe ground, tae unilcty nsVrpapcr men
being underneath, the balances of Ihe crlpd.
Charles J. Osborne. the YctCras Associated
Press agent. feceifei some sever bruises a.
also dad Nick Burke. one uf America besi
telegraph operators and telegraph cd.tof ol
The hepaf5iioan Ca account of fhe lntiurlY
accident not very excellent aocouut 81
the race can BE- given
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

Josiah Smith. aged - wears. q resident 81
Battle Greek died Of hesrf disesse on Canal
ST. yesterday Hs has been living st the
Eagle Hotel ior several weeks 1esfer5sy
he started i0r the depot with ihe Intention
81 taking The eve O'Clock train for lamont
Just before reaching fbn depot fhe disease
overlook bim and he fell forward iu the
street car in which he vas riding Dr.
Best vas called bot the 0id man expfed in
= few minutes The body va lafsn 81
Allen Duriees undertaking rooms Coroner
Bradish vho took charge 0f the BODY ieie-
phoned bis son az Lamont Tie latter ulii
arrive on TIE fret train t0 look after his
fathers burial
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08
swNEFoRD CONFIRMED.
Ia spite of the Charges Against the Gov.
crnor. He Sets the Sensts's pessnis-
sion 10 Ressin fIis Ssat

NAsHlNoroF, June THE Senate. in ca
ecutire session ihisaiiernoon. confirmed the
nomination ~ Governor Sainefori. 81
Alaska and number 81 uuimpofani
posimssters. resolution Wa adopted
authorizing the Commiuec on posiofioes
aud Post Roads 60 send for pereons and
papers in The case oi Mr. cicnnan. post
master a. Norfolk Va. and proprietor 81
the |r7iniaa. prominent nemucfftIc
neWspapcr 90 thaf place Al investigation
Of changes hied against Mr Giennsn IL io
he made by the com mites TIE senate has
confirmed Horstio s. Iyon. pestmasier a.
Meed.nari y y
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

Hase hifs "a eshinEtaa e 81 10uis
krrorsW q astingfun 81 ifu
fsefitfies- barr ard lil lfar fnr Nfsi-sf.et..I.
I<ar.e srd NJ ers ~ zt Lg1.s
frsr'~e-aE-k
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

Nssslsas l9ae s-Wsafl.r =
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-08

Hrrnr4- khrsss fats. 81 ita~fon
fiaffrriee-N fifurs and ffnakflf fof srisas
Clfy. Rrhins1n and Tate ~ elst0n
l'n4..ra-f.a fflsF.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25
MADIsc-5URG.

DAMN, --,artges. our landlord ha
movc 20 Logansville, his native home
, Mr.. Elias Miller moved into the bote
vacated by Mr.. Bartges. '''''
Henry Beck, our postmaster movod
MS FAMILY from Bellefonte to this nlace
and occupies the house vacated NV Inv
Elias Miller. 0o ny
Thomas Volt and Roly Rover are at
present working on lumber lob at
The teacher of our grammar school
mas lately been spending most Of his
evenings In training his pupils for an
e1hiDltlon, 10 be held in the town hall
next Saturday evening. AS far &c
known there will be no admission
charged. 'i'''' ioii
There is a good deal of sickness in
town and neighborhood.
The new Evangelical preacher Row
basom, VIII preach next Sunday ever.
ing, the cSth inst.
The grain fields do not look very
promising. 'o'S
, MISS Alice Nestlerod went TO Lock
1aVen to finish learning her trade.
STILL ANOTHER.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25
Neighboring, News.
SMITH TOWN.

Mud, mud, mud
Geo. Roger was at home last week
and made some improvements on his
house. He Vas working in Lewistown
all winter.
This morning Tuesday Frank and
Milton Kern started for Illinois. BOYS.
we wish you good luck.
A good bit of growing among the
taxpayers about the new law. But
what's the use, it woot change 1t.
Henry Keen bought Rev. Deininger,s
cow at the sale and has already sold it
again.
The stray cattle at Emil Swartz,s
were sold to B. F. Frankenberger lao.
John Royer, of Millheim. is in our
town making rollers for w. F. Smith
ana Charles Frankenberger.
j. II. Frank purchased an Aldernev
cow last Monday. He seems TO he
pleased with it.
A number of our farmers received
copies of the Ellsworth (Kansasl Dem
ocrat, containing some important ad-
wise and warning. Hope they NAV
profit thereby.
This week our school closes and. tAe
scholars seem glad for little y:..dtlon.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25
AARONSBURG

Gone to Kansas on Tuesday mornin,
iaSt-A. ). Musser and Charles Rupp.
Mrs. Eva Rogers. and her son Co.
burn. have returned from their visit I,
Clearfeld county.
John II. Musser's sale of the It'll
inst, amounted to nearly $1,000. TIL,
weather was pleasant, and the attend
ance large.
Geo. Weaver, son of TT. RI. Weaver
has again engaged to work for Michael
Fielder, near Woodward, this comino
summer. Must lie some special at.
traction down there, George.
On Monday evening a few of our
young ladies were invited to the h0usp
of ID. III. kote for an evening sociabla
we are told. for the benefit of Their
daughter, Mamie. Mr. & Mrs. Rote
Tor young people. pi0"'a'i'
AlueIt StnrubaUlI, who had the mis-.
1ortrne to have his leg badly hurt some
weeks ago by the kick of mule. is
still confined to his bed. He has suf.
Tered but veEy little pain since the ac-
cident.
In a letter from E. u. Frank of
Underwater, Dakota, to his father
Thos. Frank Of this place, he saws the
weatho. rs fine, mud ankle deem monav
s~"ce, times generally hard and i'm
migration very large. A Aattarinn rn
report, indeed. "'''0i lug
Some thoughtless fellow fr,m o,,
S,sler n town calls the Haines TOWNSHIP
Ioor House Stop House. w ,tcb
my friend, or You NAV soonar n,on
Or later be asked to walk inro, q homea
of the above kind. " io"Se
5ne lnclement weather on last Sat.
irday evening was some what detriman
"a, al 10 che financial success of the mnsi
'al "a concert gwen by the Reformed
hoir OF this place. The programma
va vas excellent, well prepared and nron
rly rendered. WI" p'op'
Inc communion services on last Sab.
! atn IN the st. Paul's church. conduct.
hy Rev. Deitzler, was pronounced
cry pleasant and profitable service 70
III. IN attendance. Some sixty partook
the Lords Supper, ,25 of whom hand.
IN their names for membershin r.
denomination of st papI,S
ANOTHER.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25

no, FOR KANSAS. The following
persons from this valley, composing a
carload, passed through Belefontc on
Tuesday forenoon, en- route for the
West: Cleyan Dinges, Z. B. Stover.
wife, son and daughter. Miss Salina
Gephart, Miss Annie Peters, Miss
Maggie Kreamer, A. :. Musser, Chas.
kupP, Daniel burst, A. J. Grove. Sr.,
wife and son, a. J. Grove, Jr., wife
and two children; William Lytle, Geo.
X. Baker, wife and two children Mr..
Parks, II. A. Albright, Milton J.
Kern and Frank Ksrn.
The anthem, composed by Prof. A.
N. Berly, of New York, which was
performed at last Saturdays concert at
Aaronsburg deserves mention through
these columns, for it's harmon
ious ard leasing qualities. 1t
gives evidence of the authors rich
fountain of musical ideas and when in
print, will doubtless meet with astrong
demand. 1t is piece well adapted for
choir purposes. Prof. Bierly is also a
contributor to J. III Kurzenknabe's
new book, "Gates Ajar" under the non,
ie plume name "Miladi." His pieces
in that work fully substantiate what we
nave said of his recent composition. :
w. T. Mauck & Son wish to in
I'm their many friends and patrons I
hat they have put their prices on fur 4
liture, &c, way down 10 rock bottom
or the spring trade ard that they now
ell as cheap as any store in the county. h
'or the benefit OF those in need of any a
this spring we quote prices of II II
few of our goods
Wood Seat Chairs from S2.O0 per o.
alf doz. and up. a:
Cane Seat Chairs from S4.OO per half IL
d. and up. =.
Rocking Chairs from 81 90 and up. "
Bedsteads from S2 IS up. NJ
Lounges " $500" " W W
Chamber Suits from $500 up.
All kinds OF Spring Beds, etc., from OIL
% to $500 and up. Compare these al
ices with those of other stores and Ia la
~ will find that you can save money co
calling on us. Respectfully, Sc
w. Il. MAUCK 81 Son.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25

A PAYING INvES At ,b;s
season of the year, wllr COWS fail
coa. m INN, n youi llolSespe rough in
hens won't lay as % bgs as thew
should, you will find dEange or two
of McDOnald's Geld Tonic and
Blood Purifying hind GattIe
Powders iudiciouslybisfere an
INVESTMENT that will dividends,
They are positively i Horse and
Cattle Powders nd Dissatisfied
buyers can have theii refnnded
What other manufd dare maka
this offer. Sold by ! Gro
'011HoAoN' 'R6OdAY Y d CO., |
So,d hu Ihilla Agents. !
'o'' 's D. Eisehhq illheim, Pa
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25
COBURN.

, quite number of persons purchase
tickelS here on TuSeday morning, fC
!he west. Looking for their fortune
In the land of the setting sun.
Mrs. &. Alexander has been conline
to her bed the past week with n sever
attack OF neuralgia in he head.
Mr.. Bailey leaves Cphurn this veel
TO move near Aaronsburg.
A building boom Is aLticipated /,
the burg during the coming season
About half a dozen buildings are under
contract now.
Robt; Vonada has right tony little
pOs..oflice.
Miss Cora Gettig, one of Coburn' g
charming young ladies', returned home
last Saturday from her western visit.
Isaac Gift, one Of our oldest citizens.
was called home to join the silent ma.
J0rlty on the other shore, last SATURDAY.
morning, after passing 50 years. 4
months and ID days in the laps of moth
er earth. His remains were taken TO
Centre Hall and inferred ON Monday. {.
Last Friday evening the elite society
or the burg concluded to have little
society hop. So they hied themselves
away to the country residence of that
clever gentleman. Mr. Sim. Rote.
where they enjoyed the evening i'm
tripping the light fantastic" and a few
social games until'the wee sma' hours
OF morning, when they went home
singing "it was pleasant to be there"
The firm of Trumpfheller 81 Vonada
no longer exists, and Vonada is now
the sole occupant, for the time being. |
Mr.. Trumptheller having closed out |
his part of the store, removed to New
Columbia.
Mr. Grenoble las big corps of
lands at work and in a very short time
new and convenient grain house will
mark the place where the old wreck
,nce stood.
Andy Campbell has made one trip
'Ver the township and distributed the
ssessor's blanks. Next comes the fill
NC out and swearing.
School closed on Wednesday and n
nll report may be looked for next week.
nile the rules, etc. of our teacher NAV
lot have just pleased all, they certainly
we're approved by great majority of I
ne patrons of the school.
With this batch of items we Law down
ur pen. take up our walking budget
nj move little further towards the
ma or the setting sun, wishing every
ody around here pleasant time the
omlng hot season. We subscribe our.
1IFeS IoreVermore, DAMFINo.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25
Rebe-sburg and Vicinity.

Spring has surely come. IYes. il
looks like it. Ed =
hreamerSville, neighborinp town Of
neoeIsburg, has busy man in the ner.
soh or Frank Waite. His shop is nj
Ways crowded with work, showing that
FRANK Is good mechanic.
julius Newman. of Philadelphia. at
present soJourns in our town.
,Nm kreamer ana Henry German
VINO were Off to Centre Hall last Tues
gay attending horse sale, returned
nome the same day with three fine
John Wate is the Kreamersville prin-
Ter: lie operates a small PRINTING nress
and turns out cards and small hand
bills. Quite an enterprise tor so small
place.
Perry Winters has the contract for
making the logs for Guisewite u SONS
Sawmill.
Last Friday, the smiling face Of VIM
Hafiy, Of Aaronsburg, was seen in onr
town. William spent several " dous ous
with his son-in.law, G.. w. Winters ot
"'
Geo. Charles and Abs Confer. of Aa.
Iohsourg, were seen driving through
}ur town on last Thursday with a TIGHT
me ana loose whip en- route for the
'asC END or this valley where they sold
'ahdy' etc at Musser's sale.
II. G. Roger, who has the agency for
cling the Champion reapers informed
our correspondent that he has sold
nlrty-slx machines up to date. The
hampton company may feel we'll satis- :,
ed with their agent as Mr.. Rover is a
cry actiye worker. SoTIRon r
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25

SUBSCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
The country roads are in fearful
condition.
There was q "hop" at the rink or
Tuesday night.
Going
First class Job work doue at the
JOURNAL office.
j. D. Luse, Penn street, is fencing
in his premises.
Some of Millheim's tenant houses
are still for rent.
Going
--Prunelloes--that delicious fruit
to be had ut Kaufman g store.
Financial statement Of Millheim
borough in this weeks JOURNAL.
A Splendid Show Case for sale
cheap. Inquire at the Journal Store.
Going
Remember all winter goods sold at
CosT at ID. S. Kaufman & Co.'S store.
The weather on last Saturday Sun
day ana Monday was showery and
dreary.
For Floor and Table Oil Cloth
there is no better place than Kauff-
mans store.
Going !
"A heavy thunder storm-the Hrst
for 1SS6-passed oyer this valley on
Thursday night.
Miss Clara Kaufman is here on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. z. Ell. Long,
on North street.
-Constable's sales are of more fire.
Quent occurrence in town just now
than Is pleasant.
Going
There will be regular services ia
the Lutheran church next Sunday eve
ming by the pastor.
Mr.. John Bowersox. of Penn
township, publishes a caution notice in
this weeks issue. Read it.
WANTED. lot of Cloyerseed at D,
s. Kaufman s. Co.'S store. Fair price
paid. Bring it in.
MIR. Thos. Franks funeral last
Monday forenoon was the first in the
new Fairview cemetery.
Going
For Bargains in Furniture and
Wall papers, Decorations, &c. 20 to
Mauck's store on Penn street.
For colds, Group, asthma, bronche-
tis and sore throat. use DR.. Thomas
Electric Oil, and get the genuine.
HAY by the Ton and Corn by the
Bushel-for sale by J. 81. Musser, Aa-
ronsburg. Pa, at reasonable prices.
Rev. C. w. Wasson will preach in
the United Brethren church of this
place next Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Going I!
Mr.. H. H. Trumpfheller, Of New
Columbia, aud Daniel Bracht, of Sprin 8
Mills. were among our callers this
week.
81. d. Musser was laid up a few
days with severe cold, but has man.
aged to get over it again, we are glad
to see.
The finest assortment of Paper
Hangings, Ceiling Decorations, sc. IN
the county at Mauck's store on Penn
street.
Going
The Notice of the dissolution OF
the 6rm of Trumpfheller u Vonads
appears under legal advertisements on
second "
DO not forget that before the 18th
of April you are not allowed to fish for
trout. Give the speckled beauties
chance till then.
But a few weeks more and tht
winter vacation of the farmers will b'
past and they will be busily engaged il
blowing and DOING ehoirorri-s" '
Going
-Millheim's primary school CLOSED
its winter term yesterday. the gramma
school will close on next Monday an
the North street school next THURSDAY
Rev. G. f. Deininger departed 70
York, Pa, on Tuesday morning t
take charge of his station as pastor q
one of the Evangelical churches IN tha
city.
Going
The assessor makes his annu
rounds and distributes the pink blanl
onwhich each taxpayer must truthful
and under oath tell what he is worth
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25
LOCAL NEWS.
.S4LE REGISTER.

RsrSdles advertised through this Office 1H be
Inserted under this heading free o. charge.
March 25th--S. +. Frain, Millheim, live stock,
carriages, buggies, &c.
March 26th-A. Ocker, Madisonbnrg, live stock
and farm implements.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25

VI IQSC at diNCiioi i't O''b v" ~ ~.
appealed for one at that place.
-CArARRH is a disease of 10Y 10y
| cous membrance, almost i,"nIu
originating in the nasal passnnsI";a.,. :,
maintaining its stronghold llodi,tn lH ~
Ely's Cream Balm will currot,n.e curontn,ne
its worst stages, and giv'o.annItanihS
relief from cold in head 0en,s ~
no injurious drugs. Pr ''
corn fodder
i do hereby notifand make a
and straw thief too per cent. on
final settlement arose my books.
the dollar az / won my book for
Your last steal lay morning at 8
fodder. on las'ou nave given me
: O'Clock. l Sc do so, and oblige
credit-ifr j. W. STAN.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-03-25

gives TIE following sad intelligence :
Death has again come into onr ,itt,o
town and has called away our neiobh,r
Daniel Luse. He was sick for fev
weeks still seeming to grow weaker
and weaker until death ended his spf-
ferlngs. He was man of good char.
acter, always trying to please and make
lie pleasant for others before he lookad
10 MS own interest. He was faithful
member of the Lutheran church a,
ways endeavoring to be at his post and
his daily walk and conversation uariGod
'hae ne was true to the cause Of
christianity. The greatest desire in
his last days was, to be with his Mastar
Our loss will he his gain. Deceased
was u years old.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-23

There Is u ruuipus Of the Civil Service
sort over the Chicago postoliCe, The Civil
Service Reform League Of that city COM
plains that Republicans have been reform.
cd out and Democrats reformed in at a
frightiul rate, and 1t 10 ,suggested that this
is not reform according to the code.
The Civil Service Commission has made
an inquiry and finds that there is some
ground for the complaint. Wherefore 1t
gives notice that reform must not conduct
itself go ~rampantly. Republicans are to
go out, but their going is not TO DO madc
to look like a stampede.
The Chicago Postmaster ought TO DO
Judged gently and dealt with tenderly by
the Administration. He has heard a
good deal about Civil Service reform, 10
be sure, but he has seen none OF the
genuine article. He owes his place 10
0berly, who was Chairman Of the Demo
cratic Committee Of Illinois and was
made a Civil Service Commissioner In
recognition Of services Of O purely partisan
character.
II the Commission Is 10 be composed OIL
such material, 1t Is not strange that a
postmaster takes this as u quiet hint to
work his office for all the politics there
may be In 1t.