Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-23

-CheStnuts are worth S1.50 buShel
in SE-yder c0unty.
job work Of all kinds done at the
JoUENAL Office at prices as cheap as
TIE cheapest.
There win he Greenhack-meeting
held tonight at Woodward. Hon.
Seth Nccum is to speak.
Jas. c. Smith constructed first
class b1ick pavement in front of his
residence this week.
The law firm OF J. Merrill Linn
and 4. r. Din, Of Lewisburg, is dis
solved hy mutualccnSeEik
A splendid private residence with
the good win of medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply at this Of
fice- If.
Rev. Simon Wolf, Of LewiSburg,
has accepted Reformed pSstorate in
Blair county and has recently taken
charge OF it.
The NJ. E. Church, of LewiSburg,
cleared about SlO0 in running the
6Oarding house at the Union county
fair.
The Wdtchmdn chap saw a lady in
the Tyrone depot, the other day, that
weighed 30 pounds. Whew, that's
whopper-the lady, we mean.
Don't overlook Mrs. Weaver's ad-
vertisement-dont forget her Grand
Fab & Winter Opening, on "Wednesday
the 18th, but 20 and see latest fashion,
able styles
-To-mOrrOw Friday, @. II. Spigel-
myer, WoodwardaS seRterpriSing mar-
chant win begin his big clearance sale
1t prices lower than the lowest. Go il
yon want cheap goods.
We are informed that the Town
Council sent out special notices ID some
OF the residents on Penn Street, giving
them 80 days time TO construct side
walks, otherwise the borough wiz make
them.
On the 18th Of November the heirs
CT John Frank, VIII offer the property
oF the decedent, sitnate near AaronS-
burg a1 public sale. This VIII afford a
fine chance for any one who desires a
small home mean q town.
The big law sait nav on trial in
Belercnre- vii likely continue ali week
veS- The title 10 a tract .of land con-
Eainirr over 600 acres Is involved.
Ion " 4 Wallace. Hon. Geo. y
1snfzs- Of B7Oo&Eille, Pa, are the lead
inc lawyers IN the case.
AT last tine lOng-deSired rain came.
Friday evening and Saturday the skies
unlocked their clg-ClOSed pores and
seur down c0picas, Refreshing rains.
Much more = needed. Of course, but
Providence vii send 1t in His own
Eocd time
A msn named Reese, out in Clear
field county, OF whom the world is
lSa1dly worthy, presented Bender, the
Philipsburg Journal man with basket
Of grapes and apples. Bender was SO
overcome by such rare act of charity
that he wgpt for JOY. Poor fellow! he
lEas our waTmest sympathieS.
~ neininger. OF the Miuheim Journal.
snzde Isewssburg 4 business visit one day last
week Fat and rosy looking 6 ever.-TeIe-
oruEk. Oct I5th-
Brother Deininger didn't do any such
thing last week-not since the Harvest
Home picnic. What's the matter with
your eyeSiglt: Thought you had signed
the pledge.
The Union county :. :. convention
win hold its seventh annual session at
I.aureltOn. Oct. 18th to 31st. The pro.
gramne as published in the Miffiinburg
Telegraph is comprehensive, embracing
awide range Of practical topics. Our
friend and old :. :. worker, w. G. Dun
can, takes prominent part and will
conduct n Model Schooi'' on Thurs
day afternoon.
SAD CASE OF SUTCIDE.-Last week
Rev. A. TTipner, pastor of the U. B.
Church, Duncannon, Pa, committed
suicide at the residence of his brother
in-law, Mr. Henry Everhart, in Man.
chester borough, York county. He
hung himself to one of the rafters on
the garTet, early in the morning after
ms wife had left the bed. 1t is believed
that he committed the rash act duri.g
a6t OF insanity, caused by sickness.
The JOURNAL Book STORE has
just received nice lot Of goods that
are sold not only rs cheap but cheaper
than can he bought anywhere m Penns
or Brush Valleys. Fine Family Bibles,
Pocket Bibles, Photograph Albums,
Autograph Albums, Splendid Paper
Boxes, Knitting Cotton, Blank Books,
HYMN Books, Java Canvass, Zephyrs,
Germantown Wool, Fine Fans, Velvet
Photograph Frames, Ch=omos, Sunday
school Reward Cards, Motto Frames,
Notices Games, Paper, Ink, Pens and
Pencils i'm great variety, and many
other things that cannot here be stated.
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