Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-08-26

NY SepGS 1SC'
Very hot weather for the last week
or so.
For good and cheap clothing go to
Lewin's Philadelphia Branch Store
Bellefonte, Pa. If.
Mr.. Cornelius Bower gives notice
that he will settle the &C counts of John
Hubbler deceased.
The sale notes of the estate of JON
athan Philips, deceased, are now due,
of which all concerned will please take
notice. If
AT the delegate elections in Clin-
ton county last Saturday the delegates
were unanimously instructed for Elk.
Gov. Curtin for Congress.
The heirs of John Huber, late of
Haines township, deceased, will haYe
sale of the personal property of deced-
ents, Saturday Sept. 11th.
-Neighbor Jacob Gephart has about
five acres of the finest tobacco we ever
saw. Indeed it is enough to make the
heart Of any smoker, chewer or snuffer
leap for JOY just to see'it.
The books and accounts of J. w.
STAN are left in my hands for settle
ment and collection of which all con-
ccrned will please take Eotice.
3t T. r. STAN.
-HarriS,e Of the Standa rd Store, a
Le,ciSb,wg, is noto closing om his stock
at greatly reduced prices preparatory to
purchasing early fall goods. For bar.
gains 90 to Harris.
One way in which men or boys
might make themselves useful for an
hour or so would De to pull or cut
down the weeds that ornament the
edges of many of our side walks.
Mrs. Sister Susan Yony Harter
has the warmest thanks Of the poor lit
tie editor, the Mrs. editor and the bal
ance of the sbebang for very fine lot of
boy ebblg. He that gireth to the poor lem
deth to the Lord.
Mr.. Bench Granfengerber (guess
that's spelled right has been bringing
us the incest kind of apples regularly
for several weeks past. Now that's
business and we feel eyer so THANKFUL
over it. Such acts of pure kindness
raise people wonderfully in our estima-
tion.
Our council has just contracted
with Mr.. J. W. Shook for the building
Of three new alley crossings-one
between D. L. Zerby aud J. G. Smith,
the other between J. Harter and IN.
Kreamer, and the third in the rear of
SnOok's store,
Mr.. Lamy who WAS so severely
injured by the explosion of Billmyer &
Blair's saw-milI several weeks ago, is
improving slowly, but we trust surely.
Mr.. Billmyer, the other man tnat was
hurt, has pretty we'll recovered.
PUBLIC SALEs.-Sept. 11th, farm of
106 acres near Rebersburg, by S. Gram
ly and A. Smull, Executors of the es-
tate of Henry Smull, deceased.
August 9th, II acres of land in Poe
Valley, by J. FL. Reifsnyder, admins
traitor Of Jaco Immel's estate.
Charley Frankenberger offers his
home, near town, at private sale. Any
person desiring property of this siz
would do well to look at this one for
there is not more complete property
in this neighborhood.
The buildings are all new and very
complete. Good water in abundance
all the year round and choice fruit of
very kind. If.
A VETERAN.-Mr.S Samuel Wolf, who
lives in small house above Zerby's
SdW-unIAls uCcll Cllio OlC0h, 10 l1Oh III
his seth or Goth year, and is still quite
spry old boy. He chops his own fuel
wood and hauls it home on hand
wagon, which is an old and constant
companion He and the old little wag-
on may occasionally be seen going or
returning from the mill with a grist,
the distance is nearly two miles. His
mental as well as his physical powers
are still normal and active.
"A young man from Texas married
girl in North Carolina and then pro-
posed to leave her while he worked his
way back to his Texas home, in the
hope Of there earning money enough to
send for her. She said however, that
she would rather accompany him
afoot. They therefore made the Jour-
neV of l,60O miles as tramps; but their
good appearance gained for them
considerable help along the way, and
for the last fifty miles they rode tri-
umphantly in carriage, provided by
an enthusiastic admirer of their pluck,