Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-06-24

-pEIAlNGER & BUMILLER,
Editors and PrOprietOrS.
Local Department.

Cherries are rather plenty at tive
cents quart.
Harrisburg hasa population of So.
3&S.
-W.C. Heinle, Esq, made our sane
tu2n radiant with the smiles of his
countenance, Friday last. Call again.
Reading has population of s43,e
go, and is the third city in popula-
tion i'm PENNSYLVANIA.
The largest clothing store and the
best and largest stock of clothing in
Centre county can always be foun d q
Lewin's Philadelphia Branch,
Willis Elsenhuth has taken an
agency for Wanamaker & Brown, of the
mammoth clothing store in Philadel-
'phia. Willis has samples for suits of
every possible grade and price, suita-
BILE for young, middle aged and old.
JouN G.. MILLER & Co. of Belle
fonte, have the finest assortment Of
Wall Paper ever brought to Centre
County.
WANTED. Two good stout girls
for kitchen work. Permanent situa.
tion and good wages. Apply at once at
the JOURNAL OFFICE. If.
"A splendid private residence with
the good will of a medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply at this Of
fee. tt.
Mr.. p. P. Leitzell moved into his
new house last Tuesday. Good for
Philip. Next comes Mr.. Harvey Con-
fer, but who will come next after him ?
SPREADING HIMSELF. Harry Tom
Unison has added Dry Goods depart
ment to his store. Keep on Harry and
in course of time you will have reg
ular John WaBamaker establishment.
-Wm. and Frank Weiser had Il sort
of a '.show" on TUESDAY evening with
a1arge rattlesnake which they killed
and brought fIom the mountain. Ugh!
we saw the critter TOO and can assure
our readers that it wasn't the least bit
nice. Tt was very big and had six or
sixteen or twenty-six rattles. Anyhow
the last figure was q 6.
Monday morning Mr.. w. I'll. Mil
Ter was overcome by spell of weak
ness as he crossed the street from shop
to house. When he reached the house
he sank into chair and tainted away.
He was speechless for short time but
soon recovered again and seems all
right again.
"A toll gate near Greenburg, Ind,
is guarded night and day by ten armed
men, at an expense of $l75 a week,
while the receipts are only SO. The
residents have repeatedly destroyed iU.
and the company have resolved to de-
fend it at any cost.
KF EP C0oL.-It is very essential to
heaIt and happiness this warm wealth.
er to Keep cool. Don't get excited.
Don't allow anything to 'ruffle your
temper. Drink no stimulents-but
above all provide yourself with one of
Lewin's splendid and comfortable
summer suits. Our word for it if you
fol these directions you will be Sc.
rehe and happy.
Charley FraDkenberger offers his
home, near town, at private sale. Any
person desiring property of this size
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
every kind. tt.
RETURNED FROM INDIA. We learn
FROM the Lutheran Observer that Rev.
A. ID. Rowe, who for four years inces-
SAINT labor at Gdntoor; India, has safe.
iS arrived at Philadelphia on Sunday
the 18th inst. Rev. Rowe is a son of
Squire Rowe, near Bonneville, in Clin-
ton county, and is well and favorably
known in this section. For tho pres
ent Mr.. Rowe with his family stays at
Do5lesytown with relatives.
Nor1cE.-A public meeting of the
stockholders of the Millheim Cemete.
Ty will be held in the Town Hall
Mlllheim, on Wednesday evening
Jnne both, for the purp ose OF accept
ing charter of Incorporation. 1t is
hoped that the citizeus will manifest
some interest In this matter and at
tend.
HENRY NJ. swARTz, J
e. G.. CAMPBELL, Trustees.
A. o. DEININGER,
June Oath, 1880.
MINOR IMPROVEMENTs.-T pain
ters have just put the last touches or
Pierce Musser's mansion. A Splendi(