Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-20


Rev. c. 4. Deiniuger is off ON a
cyinr visit TO Reading and its friends,
this week.
A number OF crossings over streets
and alleys have been constructed last
and this week. Improvements arc ever
en- the march if it is slow one.
A splendid private residence with
the good VIII of medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply at this Of
fce. II.
job work Of all kinds done at the
JOURNAL Office at prices as cheap rs
the cheapest.
A hunting party from Boalsburg,
who had been out hunting in Stone
Valley, returned laden down with sew
en- deeE. That beats oar hunters down
here &ll hollow.
-Wn. r Catherman and his estIma-
be lady fitted in 10 their new house
last week. That is right, Villyum, you
ought soon 70 know whether you are a
citizen OF Sugar Valley or Mlllheim.
- Il Mertz, ESQ.,, who for many
wears WAS an acting Justice of the
Peace in DewiSburg, departed this life
last week. He was one the substantial
men OF LewiSburg, respected by all who
knew him.
The NIltoRlaR complains much of
rowdyism in that town and thinks it is
not NJ all necessary for every whiffet to
carry n concealed pistol. Right, and
some stringent measures should be eT-
forced rigidly to atSste the evil.
Our friend A. J. Campbell was the
successful candidate for the the new
I'll gate Of the Nillheim turnpike. lie
movedfnto the new toll house lass
week, but the company does not yet
take toll.
MIR. :. K- Faust just now has the
champion sleigh maker-Robert Desh-
ner-at work, and is turning out a very
fne lot Of Sleighs, which he is willing
IN guarantee rs 10 durability and style.
Mr. r lSt is always ready to give bar
gains 70 parties who buy in lots.
-Nillheim Is now without a barber,
Mr.. Strzyer having left TO set up shop
in Garm&n's Hotel, Bellefonte. Let
the vacancy he flied speedily, as we can
not very well get along so. We want
good barber who is attentive to his bus
ineSS and a steady sober man besides.
"A large and very TASTY monument
WAS placed at the grave of Mrs. George
DurSt, on the Centre Hall Cemetery.
last week Ii Is the admiration Of ev-
eTybody that sees it, an ornament to
the Cemetery and an honor To Nj.
burst aS well rs 10 the builders, Messrs.
Deininger X Musser, OF; the Millheim
Marble Works
Last Thursday there happened a
serious accident at Elk Creek School.
house They were just having recess
srnd the boys enjoyed themselves 10y
wrestling with each other, when one of
them, Dan. Eisenhuth's little son was
thrown dOxn over an embankment,
which resulted i'm bad fracture OF his
srm- He is Going lTetty well under
the circumstances.
The BCSsI HOUSE has changed pro-
prietOrS. J. II. Myers, a former citizen
of Bellesos1te, now of Fremont, Ohio,
takes charge Of the establishment and
Mr. Hopes retires, but keeps the bar
and stays IN BcllefOnte for the present.
Penn Bigoay, the o5liging and gentle
manly clerk also stays.
III our recollection serves us properly
Mr.. Myers j. one OF th1se pleasant ge-
nial fellows that have every body for
their friends. We doubt not that the
far-famed BCsH viii fully maintain its
high prestige under the new manage
ment.
The Philipsburg Journal has no.
tice Of the sale, by trustee George Ia
ber, ESQ, Of the whole of the L. e. s
:. c. rail road, from Montandoa to 'ry-
rome, a distance of eighry-six miles.
The road is to be sold with all that be-
longs to il or hangs about it. $780,
Is to he paid when the road is strucG
of. and the baAnce, IL any, i'm thirty
DAYS. The sale is to come Oft at the
Merchants Exchange, Philadelphia,
Saturday, Dec. Is, next, l. o'clock NJ.
liz the transfer OF rather the giving
away ofour Esl road VIII help its COM
pletion, then this sale comes none too
soon. What the effect of it will be,
however we have no means of know
ing.
Mr.. c. Walter, OF Buffalo Y Roads,