Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-09-02


stolen,
The Pine Greek Union Sunday
School will hold its, annual picnic or
Saturday, Sept. llth.
For good and cheapclcthing 60 10
Lewin's Philadelphia Branch Store
Belletonte, Pa. u
Mr.. Cornelius Bower gives notice
that he will settle the accoG1ts Of John
Hubbler deceased.
Samuel Welser, Jr., left us on
Monday morning for Milton, where he
has d Job of work at his trade for a
while.
The sale notes OF the estate Of Jon.
athan Philips, deceased, are now due
ofSGich III concerned VIII please take
notice. u
The heirs Of John Huber, late OF
Haines township, deceased, will have
sale of the personal property Of dec ed
snts, Saturday Sept. 1lth.
Our school board has employed the
following teachers for the coming
term: Grammar Department-D. L.
Zerby; Primary-Miss Kate Shrlner;
North Sireet-W. I'll. B. Eisenhuth,
Our young friend w. II. B. Eisen.
hGth left US last week for Eldred
Mexican Co. Pa, where he takes POSI-
ton in drug store. Willis has ourbest
wishes.
The books and accounts of J. w
Siam are left in my hands for settle.
ment and collection of which all con-
ceCned will please take notice. ,.
st T. Il. STA3c.
A SunburY paper says that Mr..
Jacob Kreamer, of Watsontown, has a
mammoth hog that weighs 1000. Now
If that isn't whopper--hog we mean
then we give it up.
Harris, Of the StGada rd Store, q
Leuis6ug, IS notO closing out his stock
at greatly reduced prices preparatory TOT
purchasing eGrly faH goods. For bar
gains go to Harris.
PUBLIC SALES.-Sept. 11th, farm
1O6 acres nears Rebersburg, by S. Gram
lyiahd A. Smull, Executors of the 'es-
tate of Henry Smull, deceased.
August 9th, IL acres of land in Poe
Valley, by J. II. Reifsnyder, admins
TRAITOR of Jaco Immel's estate.
Our town council al a 3peclal
meeting on Monday evening appointed
Mr.. John II. Auman High Constable,
vice Samuel Otto, resigned. Guess
that means thatswine are to keep close
quarters, else Johny will be after them
with sharp stick.
Some of Sunbury's young men
amuse themselves by insulting ladies
with indecent language and splitting
tobacco juice on their dresses, on the
streets. The proper treatment for
such ours would be about |ffty las hes
On the bare back.
Charley Frankenberger offers his
home, near town, at private sale. Any
person desiring q property OF this siz
would do well to look at this one for
there Is not more Sompaete property
I'm tNgs Tsigh6crhood.
The bindings are ALI new and very
complete. Good water In abundance
all the YEAR rodKd and choies fruit Of
very kind. tt.
Among our callers during the past
week we're Mr.. Samuel J. Weiser,
Capt. Fichthorn, and Geo. W. Foote
Of Mirinburg, John T. Duncan, Esq.
of Lewisburg, "Carl Schneider" Of
Rebersburg, DR.. J. B. Leitzell. of
Spring Mills, and sundry other good
clever fellows too numerous to men,
ton.
The board of directors Of the Mill
beim Cemetery Association had {
meeting on Saturday evening at which
1t was concluded TO build new fence
along the front of the cemetery ane
reoair the other fences. 1t is also
contemplated to have a general clean
ing up this fall yet. A vote was also
passed taxing each lot one dollar anc
each half lot fifty cents.
OUR SIcK.-Mr. Lamy is getting
along slowly. The healing Of his liml
is necessarily a slow operation. Mr.
J. W. Shook has been ailing for SOM
time but is able to be about. Mrs
Hannah Otto had stroke of paralysi
the other day. Mr.. r.. B. Hartman
was stricken down last Friday and has
been confined to his bed ever since
Mr.. Freeman D. Luse is also on th,
sick list but his ailinent is not consid
cred serious.