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

job work OF all kinds done at The
JuCRSAL Ofice at prices MS cheap a.
The cheapest.
"A splendid private residence with
the good VIII of medical practice Nos
sale For particulars apply at this of.
ncs. IT,
TIE JewiSburE banks have SIS, 600
On deposit, SSb5ect u chick; but 1t
must not NE forgotten that not just
sEgeeayas check can 3rs@ il. s.
We are gratiied to learn that Rev.
Z. &. $hoesnakerAs sale was well attend
ed and that satisfactory prices were
generally realized for his goods.
Two new and good plank side
wzlkx ON Penn street were constructed
tins Grpn&-fSrael Confer's and Mrs.
Maria A. Wexvers.
Hon. SR PeaAe, OF Lock Haven,
and Hcn. C. Il. Alexander, OF Belle
fontE. are among the shlest speakers in
the stats by MI mesns 90 and He4r
.bem NEXT FridEy evening.
We had the first snow of the sea-
son On Friday morning, and a bluster-
inr, raESy fellow it was. liz was cold
on Friday and Friday night, but on
saturday VI wES real pleasant again.
-By all means read the address of
Chairman Fortney, i'm our editorial col.
umns. and then 60 10 work for the sue.
ress oT the Democratic party i'm Novem-
aer.
-Guess Elras Lose thought he had
made about enough bay windows for
others, for while, and 50 he makes
two st once Cor himself. 1t will beau
dry his tine home ON Penn Street very
much
We are having more frequent rains
now and at rather short intervals,
though not enough vet 10 affect the
streams. On Tuesday morning we had
= fair-Si1ed thunder gust,
Penn Hail Academy opened on
Monday with a bracd new principal, i'm
the person OF WIN. z. Hosterman, A.
u, agrnduate OF Franklin & Marshall
College. Rev. ID. vi. Wolf, the gentle
man who Tor years 81 successfully
taught the old Penn Hall school, takes
charge OF the 6rst grade public
school, i'm GrenObleS Hall, Spring Mills,
Last SATURDAY. aud Monday eve.
ming. Prof. j. III. Sharp, of Flemington,
she weIl-known and celebrated Ventril-
cquiSt and sleight-of-hand performer,
gave splendid entertainments IN the
Town Hall. The house was pretty
wei fiIled and the Prof. managed to
keep the audience in jolly spirit du-
ring both performances. Hope he'll
come again
MIR. Jared Il. Kreamer, of Spring
Bank, one day last week husked l2l
bushels OF cor1s. He was at it from six
In the morning til SIX inn the evening,
about cne hour for dinner.
Of course Mr. kreamer Is a good, sound
Democrat, for We never saw or heatd
UlExt any Rasical '>son of a gunny"
could 10 any such solld days work rs
lhats
The NTLLHEIN MARBLE WORKS
are turning out some very fine work
this Season. Monuments, Couches and
HesaseOBes Of any possible design and
price are made here, equal i'm workman
ship and as low in pTics as can be had
anywhere I'm the state lie you need
something 10 mark the last resting
PlSce CT departed friend, You can do
20 hester than By staying right at home
and patrcniEing the Millheim Works.
%We have trade it a rule not to
publish obituary CT marriage notices
unless the correct data is furnished us
~ the officiating minister, or we can
oetzin the same with reasonable cor
rectness- II must he grating to the
feelings ct surviving friends to read
what are intended rs Obituaries, but
wherein every fact is enormously sta
ted.
Ministers or TIC Gospel WbO take the
-ToEaal WSu obligase as b. sending S,Scl.
RGicrs scuBgnablg.
A Rarty 0f cur sporting gentlemen
started ON Monday morning before day.
hg1Et Tor the Seven Mountains o. take
wees hun& FOR deer. AS Tar as we
esnld learn the party is composed OF
Inc EaTlOwing named persons; ID. A.
szuSser. ". p. Musser, j. G. MCsser,J.
g. MuEser and Ex-Sheriff Musser> Of
NlHheiRs &c. Harper and A. WIf-
sizzKK. af Repefsnte- We wish them
abundant busters AnGk-
A Musical Convention win be me Id
In the Reformed chRrrh, at Mifflinburg,
on Tuesday evening, Nov.
l5th. and closing Saturday evening,
Nov. Sth. Concerts on Friday and
SATURDAY. evenings. Prof. w. Z. Sher-
win. ConduetOr: Miss Emma j. Haus,
PfamiMk An singers are most cordial