Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-12-04
Local Department.

store.
Mr.. James w. Slower, Of Haine:
township, VIII have public sale of his
personal property on December the
loth. See Bills.
Our friend Frank J. Weaver, resi-
ding below AaronsDurg, had the bad
luck last Sunday TO lose valuable
horae. The horse in some unaccount-
able manner, broke his leg so badly
that the bone stuck out, and there was
no choice but TO shoot him.
"A splendid private residence with
Che good win OF q medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply ut this or
Geo. tf.
The JEueRile Qudrtette Concert
which I'm to come or I'm Aaronsburg on
the evening OF SBth inst, and i'm Mill
helm On the evening or tkse 9th inst,
promises to be very enjoyable affair.
The Quartette consists OF Ida Miller,
(Scpranal Willie Blair, TENOR Mollie
Miller, tAltOl and Samuel Blair BASS. }
III or MinHinburg. They are under the
inBeruc4ion OF MISS Kate Shrincr, an
accomplished vocalist, and their sing.
inR In said 20 be OF n very high order.
Weh@pe they may have full houses beth
hsre and at AaronsbulG-
COCLDx>r MAKE N. Last week
while attending court we made some
purchases St the celebrated Bee Hive
SenrN, cf which Mr.. Baafand In proprie-
CT. We tried hard to hit upon q time
70 buy what we wanted when the sales
mgn Wouldn't he 90 very busy, and
called frequently durng the week. but
",cpaianf make it. They are busy ut
tha Zee Hive, from morning till eye.
ming. and 10 every d&v, rain or shine.
Ths Bee Hive In rapidly growing in IA
wur and may safely be regarded az one
q the permanent Institutions OF Belle
fsnte- Tbes zen gooda very low, have
ter4c4ly one price, and Are-obliglng.
Try the Bee Hive OF BeIlefonte. 1t In
fully worthy of It's namesake Of Lock
Haven
EWANTED. We need about q
% is cvraA or good wood abcst % bush
elB OF choice Rpplss and about 30 bush.
en- oe nice potatoes. Now we Are viii.
lnE Co receive sll these on subscription
and are not particular who OF cur sub.
scrfbers win furnish them. If vua have
more wood, apples or potatoes than
nncney IND you owe us on sub
scription-one, two or more years,
bring them right along and don't
waattin we are supplied by others.
Any or our subscribers who prefer TO
pay rs IN this wey can do 90 autl fur
ther notice.
The CeRt-e Reporter SAYS /:
The editor OF the MIIlhefm Journal has at
lasx s1cceeded In moving into his mammoth
residence which has Just been completed"
what way Of stating things. We
have no mammoth residence. 1t is
Epacions. Inn our opinion well arranged,
&C. &e., answers its purpose admirably
but Il in no sense of the word man.
snoth rgssdeace. Again the paragraph
i'm 90 worded as if it required long
and strong effort TO psore, and that we
ot last succeeded. What talk. 1t
wmAnf the moving, but the planning,
The getting together of the material,
The bossing Of the job and the paying
Tin partl that made 1t the big job OF our
like. The moving was the merest plea
sure when every thing was ready.
Nor must IL ne thought that as the a.
h0ve paragraph would indicate, we
moved into and occupy the mammoth
rssideace alone. That would be very
selfish. Our family consists of five
members and we have an implied ar
rangement by which We occupy the
saamnotk residence (?l jointly.
Boys you ought TO require your Mill.
heim paragrspher TO be more correct in
his statements.
AT the meeting or the Centre coun-
ty Pomona Grange on the 2lst ult., nc
Centre Han, the report Ct the Patrons
Insurance Company Of Centre County
as submitted by the President, MIR. L.
q. Frain, showed nm increase OF $S5, 900
since the August term OF the Grange,
making nm increase since April Of $IT5,-
600.
The company foots up over million
dollars worth Of insured property since
itB organization, two years ago.
The Live Stock Company OF the
Grange during last quarter, since Au.
gust, shipped to the eastern malkets
ever seven hundred head of cattle and
sheep. These are encouraging figures
ind ~ business In all departments of
Industry is revlving there will also be
an increased demand for stock, and a
corresponding increase OF this source
OF revenue to the county.
The election of officers for the Centre
County Pomona Grange Tor the ensu-
ing year, resulted as follows: Leonard
Rhone - Master; James A. Keller
Secretary; VIM. A. Kerr - OverSeer
Rev. James Calder - d. D., Lecturer |;
a. o. Deininger- Chaplain; Lafayette
NeG-Steward VIM. Il. Rerlck-Asst.
Steward ID. Rhinesmith-Gate Keeper :;