Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-05-06
Local Department.

Fine lot of spring hats at the PHI
ladelphia Branch.
Our seulor partner and his family
left yesterday for trip to Bellefonte.
West Susquehanna Chassis of the
Reformed Church will meet at Rebers-
burg, Wednesday, May 10th, proximo.
Friday last was cold "rLff'' day.
Saw sparks of snow flying, just to give
variety to the weather, we guess.
Among the property advertised for
sale by the sheriff of Union county Is
the Evangelical church at New Berlin.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Michael Swartz,
brother of George Swartz, deceased. died
very suddenly of heart disease, at Hub
lerSburg, on Tuesday, the 9th. ult,
New Books,
New Books,
New Books,
Just received at the Journal Book Store,
the full sett of school books now in use
We have had plentiful rains within
the last week and vegetation is coming
out wonderfully. Wheat and grass
fields appear well.
"A splendid private residence with
the good will of a medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply at this Of
fee. 49,. ....- IT,
levin of the Philadelphia Branch,
is continually receiving new goods.
Don't fear that you can not he suited if
you go there, either in style or price.
Lest you might forget it we beg
leave respectfully to remind you that
the Building and Loan Association,
meets on Monday evening. Got your
stamps ready ?
ID. 0. Boaer & Son, Gust exactly
our initials, only we have no SOM of
;Swengle, sold out their stock of store
goods to MessrS. Zariug & Reitz of
ShamolIin, Pa.
The Journal Book STORE sells
all the school books recently adopted
by the school boards of Milhelm Boro',
Penn, Haines, Miles and Gregg town
ships.
1t gives us much pleasure to be
able to report that our subscription
schools, taught by Mr.. Eiseuhuth and
Miss Lanich, are getting along quite
successfully.
Levin, the enterprSing manager of
the Philadelphia Branch, is just now
sending out beautiful chromos with his |
business card printed thereon. In bust
ness matters Levin is up to any of
them.
Cornelius, of the Lewisburg Chron |
icle is NAL, because spring is hall over.
He swears about the matter in the fol-
lowing prOfane words: IempuS .tugit,
Spring is half gone. Our faith in his
piety is somewhat shaken.
-kistler's tannery at Lock Haven, q
big institution that employed about six.
ty men, and which was burnt to the
ground recently, will be rebuilt at once
WHAT'S going to be done with the two
defunct Millheim tanneries? Can any
body tell
Our friend Henry Bollinger vii
have sale of his personal effects, Satur-
day, May Sth, also on Saturday, May
22nd. lie is preparing to emigrate to
Dakota territory in company With
number of colonlsts from Stephenson
county, Illinois. We wish him and his
party much success.
We oc0uld again remind our correSpon.
dents that all communications to insure
insertion the same eCeek should reach us
on Tuesday. If they come later 1t incOn,-
modes rs rery much. Friends, please
stick a pin right here.
business at the LOCK HAVEN BEE
HIVE is booming. Mr.. Everett and his
corps of statesmen are busy as beavers.
We don't in the least wonder that such
is the case, for there is no better place
to buy in Pennsylvania than just Ever
ett7s Bee Hive at Lock Haven.
NOTICE TO STOCKHoLDERs.-Th
annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Lew wisburg & Tyrone r. r. Compa
ny will be held at the office of the Com
pany, No. 233 South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa, on Monday, May Sd,
1880 at II o'clock NJ.
Election for President and Directors
same day and place.
JAS. r. MCCLURE,
16-3t. Secretary.
-Ex-Sheriff Musser has taken an
agency for the Southern Pennsylvania
Mutual Relief Association, company
operated much upon The plan of the U.
y. Aid Society. We know nothing of
our own perso nal knowledge of this
company, but the sheriff assures us
that it is one of the solid institutions
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