Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-13
LEGAL Department.

-Maryl2nd rolls up a Democratic
majority of about - 600. Bravol
John Sherman declines the Ohio
Senatorshia. GueSS he'll decline the
Presidency too
Had kind Of run off ON Tues
day. Just \ little fuss but no inju-
Iy
The crossing from Kueamer'S Ho,
tel to Campbell's store IS complete.
Let Others speedily follow,
d. ". Zeigler has bant a board
walk along the front OF his property.
Now Christopher -.
job work Of all kinds done at the
JOURNAL Otice at prices rs cheap us
The cheapest.
Some chap went - work and built
good long board walk aTSy down ut
the southern end OF Penn street.
Clever chap, not 50?
Mr.. Il. 7. Leitzen has broken
ground tor a new house on Penn street,
next dOor-when once there is 4 door
70 Judge Hartman's.
"A splendid private residence with
the good viii Of medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply at this Of
fee. If.
Michael Harper, AaronS5urg, Will
have public sale ef very large lot of
valuable personal property, Tuesday,
Dec Sad next. See large bills.
AT the regular monthly meeting Of
the B = L. Association on Monday
evening, money was sold for Sl3 per
cent. tor permanent loan.
The heirs OF Henry Smith, deceas-
ed VIII csfer tAei- property in Perm
twp, al public sale, Saturday, Nov.
18th inst.
Mrs. Anna J. Albright will please
accept our warmHSt thanks for a
mess" Of the finest oysters that ever
slipped down a poor country editors
throat.
= CARD would most respectful
ly inform my old friends and customers
that have removed nv tailor shop to
MuSSeT < Smiths b1ilding, next room
70 the journal Book Store, Millheim.
where win be happy to serve them.
JACOB WOLF.
One after another of the wells in
MlllheiD are going dry and unless Pro
vidence viii soon send rain, creek water
VIII soon have te &c used for cooking
purposes and drinking.
''SSran1 u. Lsud a gracious rain
IATER.-TbC Lord did send the raia. |
Business IS booming at the great |
Zee Hive store, Lock Haven, Mr.. J. J.
Everett. the ''boss" of the mammoth
establishment has Just returned from
the east with fresh Let of goods.
For fun and complete assortment
Of goods the Hardware store OF MuSser
< Smith is second TO none in this sec
tion of the state. Almost daily some
thing new is added. just now the
pant and stove business are booming.
The enteTpriSing firm deserves abuud-
ant success.
An Interesting ChildIen's Meeting
was held on last Sunday, by the United
Sunday School of Millheim. Addresses
were delivered by the Revs. Speck and
lands, of the L. b. Church, and by
several other gentlemen, members of
the school. The church was pac6ed to
Its utmost capacity, aud the audience
seemed TO be very attentive to the ad-
dresses. Tie singing was Of high or
der. Mrs. DR.. STAN presided at the or
gan, Altogether it was a good meet
ing and we trust that a lasting impress
sion may have been made.
Owners Of dogs viii do well to re-
member thatthe present law of this state
is rather a hard one on CANNES, and
there is more need than ever for them
to be wellSbehaved. Under the present
law, all owners OF dogs addicted to the
habit of barking at horses or passing
vehicles are held to be liable for all
damages that may ensue, while the
owner OF any vicious dog can be COM
PEELED to restrain him at hlS peril. 1t
is lust Law and it should be enforced
TO the very letter.
George Meyer and his sons Henry
and Frank, Dan. E. Gentzel, u. limerick,
a. Neese and Dan. KerStetter Just re-
turned from their trip to the Seven
Mountains, where they had gone 10
take a weeks hunt. They were pretty
well favored by Diana, the goddess al
lowing them to kin four fine deer,
which they brought home triumphant
Nv on Tuesday evening. There is so
much talk about venison just now that
1t makes our mouth water for good
nice roast Wonder who'll be so kind
and thoughtful as to deliver US our
share.
There was lively argument in
Deshler,s orchard the other day. The
parties were bear, steer, doctor,
butcher and a private citizen-the