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

We learn by the Minlinburg It|c-
Graph that Mr.. Thomas Harter, editor
of the Nevada Enterprise, is visiting
friends in Union county ut present.
Last Thursday evening our town
council had another special meeting for
the purpose Of appointing the following
standing committees:
Finance: a. Z. MusSer, d. l.. Ter
by and Geo. Royer.
Streets anu Alleys: II. A. Bumillcr,
+. Californian and A. {.
MuSSer.
Nuisance: ID. l.. Zorby, F. Gather
man and leo. Roger.
Court of Centre County will begin
on Monday OF next week.
1t is with pleasure that we inform
many inquiring friends that neighbor
John ID. Fonte, whose limb was ampu
tated few weeks ago, is getting along
very well. falIy rs well rs could possib-
" be expected. Fhr The past few days
he has been able To sit up in char.
Mr.. Henry Wagner, yourg man
working at Billinger's saw mill, near
Fowler's, had the misfortune to get
his left haud into the circular saw
while in full motion on Monday after
noon. The first and second fingers
were entirely cut of, and the thumb
and third finger nearly ST.. The attend
ing physician thinks that the thumb
and third finger may be saved.
-Ex-S Sheriff MuSSer has taken an
agency for the Southern Pennsylvania
Mutudl ReliJ d SSociation, company
operate d much upon The plan of the u.
b. Aid Society We know Cothing of
our own personal k',owledge of this
company, but the sheriff assures us
that it is one of the solid institutions
of the land. He is ready 10 impart amy
desired information to those who wish
cheap and safe lie insurance. tf
That thoroughly good fellow, groc.
er, auctioneer. fSh-dealer aud tx edi-
tor, GrO. w. Foote, Esq, of MItflin,
burg, will please accept the best thanks
of the editor and his family, the assist
ant and his family. as well as several
other good friends, for = al whopper Of
shad winch on last Saturday in the
goodness of his heart he madN us Il
pIese of. How kind. how thought
ful, the good man-h0w seaSOnable the
present. All srring We had an almost
unc0ntr olablrlO,ging for shad, but IL
las for the gulf between poor country
editor and fac, big snad. George
knows exactly now it all is. He vas
poor editor himself.
The Cemetery Association held its
annual meeting and election on last
Friday evening, and elected +. &.
Campbell, Ii. NJ Swartz and a O
Driuinger, trustees, respectively for
three, town .and one years. An ad-
journed meeting was also held on Mon
cay evening, at which measures were
adopted looking toward the enlarge
ment of the cemetery. 1t seemed to US
as if something Of the right spirit pre-
vailed at the meeting on Monday eve
ming. aud We trust good may result
from 1t. Let the new board of truS
tees take hold of the matter in earnest
and rescue our 'city of the dead from
the general dilapiddtiou and decay into
which it is fast sinking.
A Bic ESTABLISHMENT The store
of Btullnd & Newman, in Bellefonte,
or to state the matter more precisely,
their combination IF sloIps, is now 4
thing of vast proportions. They have
recently rented the large store room
lately occupied by D. NJ. Wagner 81
Son which adjOins their own, and Into
this latter they have just removed their
vast stock Of dry goods, while the room
formerly occupied by Mr. BaulLnd'S
Bee Hive store, is now merchant
tailoring and gents furnishing estab
lishment, where clothing are made to
order in the very best and hand soonest
style.
In the dry goods and notion store
they have fill and complete stock in
every department, eAc one OF which
has Its own special salesman. A sys
TEN of order prevails that strikes one
very favOrably upon entering. Every
thing is complete and convenient as
can be made, and we doubt not that
the new com )nation will secure Il
largely increased business. If you go
10 BellefOnte to buy your supplies,
don't miss the Bee Hive. You will
find it entirely worthy of your conf
deuce and patronage.
AAE OR UMBS.