Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-30


and the yield is an extraordinary goot
one in this section.
You can not lind q more clever mar
20 deal with, nor q better line Of boots
and shoes, nor cheaper prices dnychcr'
than at Jacob Ramps ia Lock Haven
For example, he how sells the Elmira
double sole and tap-Kip boot for on
" - so. Boy once of Mr.. Kamp and
you are almost sure to be a regular
customer. Read his new advertise
ment in another column and when you
go to Lock Haven don't fail to 60 there
for your Boots & Shoes.
Just read the big fall announce
ment of HARRIS STANDARD STORE,
Lewisburg. This is tirst-class Mil
linery, Notion and Fancy Goods estab-
lishment and our readers who visit
Lewisburg on business or pleasure
should not fail to visit the STANDARD
STORE. You will leave it much pleas
ed, we feel sure, and more probably will
have bought q bill of the best and
cheapest goodsin Genital Pennsylvania.
On Tuesday moI ming the following
persons left this neighborhood for Kan
Sas: Rev. j. G.. Shoemaker and family,
L. B. Slower and Ambrose Vonada, Of
HaineS township; Uriah Stahgler,
Shem SpigelmYer and Isaac Kinney
and family, of Rebersburg. OF these
Rev. Shoemaker and Mr.. Kinney and
their families, expect TO stay, while the
rest go 10 see. May their best hopes
be realized.
CHURCH DEDICATION. - The new
Evangelical church near GreenVille, in
Sugar Valley will be dedicated to:the
service of God, Nov. 10th, 1879. Ser
vice will begin in the morning at 10
O'Clock. The following ministers are
expected to be present: j. Boas, E.
Stambach, w. III. Stovel and - Lam
deS. All are invited.
ID. Z. KLINE,
Pastor.
w AN VIC dUOul IL
to Is cords of good wood, about 20 BUSH
els of choice apples and about 20 bush
els of nice potatoes. Now we are will
ing TO receive all these on subscription
and are not particular who of our SUBJ
Scribers will furnish them. If you have
more wood, apples or potatoes than
money and you, owe us on sub
Scripti0n-One, two or more years,
-brinf them right along and don't
walFtill we are supplied by others.
Any OF our subscribers who prefer to
pay us IN this way can do so until fur
ther notice.
Mrs. Michael Ulrich had very
painful if not severe accident on Mon-
day morning. She was engaged in
making preparations to e. to house
cleaning, and looking over some little
packages done up in paper she conclud-
ed they were useless and threw them
into the stove. One of these packages,
unfortunately, was filled with powder
and an explosion followed. All the |
doors of the room were burst open by
the force of the explosion and Mrs. Ul-
rich's face and hand were very badly |
burned. She suffers much pain.
DIR. Apples lecture on Saturday |
evening came up fully to our highest
eX pectationS. The Doctor is very pro-
Gcient in Astronomy, as far as we are
able to Judge. Coupled with this he is
a very plain agreeable speaker and has |
much experiecne as a lecturer. His de. |
scription of the moon, It's composition,
surface, mountains, &C., rs well as its |
various phases and aspects, were all |
very interesting and instructive, illus
trated as they were by exceedingly fine
views on a screen. 1t was treat such
rs small towns but rarely have the |
pleasure TO enjoy, and we are very glad |
10 add TINT the Reformed church at |
Aaronsburg, in which the lecture was
held, was well filled.
Everybody should read the can
nails of Buffalo Valley" an intensely |
literary and historical work compiled |
by Hon. JnO. B. Linn, our ex-secretary |
of State. The title itself, %hil5 it
would seem to comprise the history
alone bf particular part of Union
County extends in its campass into
Centre, Lycoming, Northumberland,
Snyder and Mifflin Counties. It is
particularly interesting to those who
now live, who have lived and had an
cestry in old Buffalo Valley. The work
is large compact volume of over 600 |
pages, neatly bound and printed in a
becoming type en- smooth and well !
polished paper. The agent Mr.. Frank
Chamberlin is now in our valley solicit
ing for the book. We hope he wilt be
well received as he is making great eff |
forts, to sell book that should be a
fireside companion in every family.