Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-04-22


Mr.. Cyrus B Slower and family,
left for Pleasant Valley, Lincoln coun-
ty, Kansas.
The local meeting of the Y. NJ. G.
A, at Centle Hall, next saturday and
Sunday, promises to he II very interes :
ting affair. Are you goingP
At the regular annual meeting of the
Millheim Town Hall Company held on
Monday evening, Thnmts Frank,
Samuel Otto and Elias Lose were
elected trustees Hope they will be
efficient officers.
The other Friday night the barn of
Mr.. David Wet5el, about 5 miles south
west of New B'rlin, was totally
destroyed by Gre. Nearly everything
in the barn, including nine head of
cattle, was consumed.
Hip, hip, hcco-o-o! Up, up, hOi@
hdhr. The Sc and similar ones were the
calculations when they raised p. +
Leitzell's house, on Monday. Wish the,
would raise about y dozen more includ-
ing some enterpriSing manufacturing.
establishment. But why don't they?
Mr.. John Musser, we'll known to
the people of Centre county, is now
engagedaS agent for the firm of Gordon
and Lands, Bellefonte, dealers in all
kinds of machinery, engines, mill
furnishing goods, agricultural imple
mentS, &c Mr.. Musser also sells the
celebrated Adriance Reaper and mower,
and the Empire Separator, manufac
tured 1t HagerStown, Md.
MIR. George NJ. Thomas, yentle-
man of sterling integrity and first class
buSinesSquali,ieS, has opened up gro
Gerry on the corner Of Allegheny and
Bishop streets. Bellefonte. Mr.. Thorn
as expects IL keep anything belonging
to Il first class grocery aud full stock
of all kinds of leather besides. Our
citizens going to Bellefonte can no
where do better in the leather line than
with Mr.. Thomas.
Harris Standard Store. 235 Market
Street, Lewisburg is again up to time
not only in having received large and
full assortment of goods bh IN ddrert-
iSinq Us cell. Harris is none of the
fellows that whine IN lcOmplain OF hard
times: lie is too busy TO do that. He
keeps a full lne of goods, sells low and
adrertiSeS. These are the conditions of
success aud Harris knows it just as
we'll as anybody. Read his advertisement
and give him call when you get to
LeWiSburg.
-Peterson's Ladies National Maga-
zine came to us last week, and so
crowded with good things, that We
didn't look at anything else for the
mex. couple Of hours. Full of splendid
engravings and fashion plates, the
choicest stories, fine pattern Of Il
summer jacket. and a lot of interesting
literature. We recommend this maga-
zine to every lady, who is fond of read
ing and willing to take sound advice Ill
household h and fancy work.
We hayen't stopped at Il hote this
long time that We liked better than the
Irrih House, Lock Haven, o. which
Mr.. ). Woods Caldwell is the efficient
and gentlemanly proprietor. The
house is complete in its arrangements.
cleanliness and order prevail through
out, and Mr.. Caldwell has that pleas
ant, fascinating way of making fellow
feel 1T home, that only a dyed in the
wool" gentleman can haYe. Yes, We
like the Irin House.
Last week we had the pleasure to
make the acquaintance of the new con-
duutOr OH our rail road-Mr. Simon
SeidS. We were very favorably i'm
pressed with Mr. Seids, and consider
him every inch Il gentleman, which is
saying good deal, for there are a great
many cubic inches in him.
From the manner III which Mr.. Seids
conducts the train we take him to be
an old hand at the business. Altogeth-
er we like the new conductor right we'll
and shall endeavOr to patrouize his
trein rs much us much rs we are
able.
1t is with much pleasure that we
to-day lay before our readers the regu-
lar spring advertisement of that well
known and popular institution, Ever
ett's Bee Hive Store, of Lock Haven.
Read it, examine it carefully, and then
when you go to Lock Haven go there,
and you will find that every word that
Mr.. Everett says and promises is
strictly true. Persons that 60 there
once on trial, will go again and are
very apt to become regular customers.
The vast and varied assortment OF goods
the really low prices, and the fair and
polite treatment one gets all combine
to make the Bee Hive the boss institu-
tion of the West Brancn Valley.
ACCIDENT NEAR NITTANY HALL.