Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-07-22
Local Department.

On Saturday neighbor John d.
Foote lest valuable horse.
$3.50 will buy a summer suit at
Lewin's Philadelphia Branch, Belle
fonte, Pa. ct
Our sick friends, Mr.. Amos Alex
ander, and Mr.. John Keen, are both
improving. Mr.. Keen h 8 pretty well
recovered.
Recently rains have brought out
the corn crop finely. The prospects
are for full crop.(
The sale notes of the estate of JON
athan Philips. deceased, are now due,
of which all concerned will please take
notice. If
The Evangelical camp meeting
for this circuit will begin in Weayer's
woods, just below Aaronsburg, We'd
nesday, Aug. l1th.
The whole world land the rest of
mankind" are invited to call and in
spect the stock of clothing at Lewin'S
Philadelphia Branch, Bellefonte, Pa. 2t
Several families from the neighbor-
hood OF HartIeton, Union county, are
going to Pettis county, Missouri, next
month.
levin the boss clothier of the Phil
adelphia Branch, has now put summer
clothing down to the very lowest price
possible. 2t
Indiana county has woman who
weighs SO pounds Nevertheless, she
chased tramp over three fences and
across meadow, and pounded him uu-
til he had to be taken away IN wagon.
BY the Lewisbtirg pHpers we see
that Mr.. ). o. McCurdy, is appointed
teacher of the Southward Boys Inter
mediate school. Mac is one of the boss
teachers in this section.
Miss Josephine Kaufman, recently
of Lock Haven, stopped with her
friends in town for few days last and
this week. She is on her way to Phil
adelphia to meet her mother there,
who emigratcd from the "Vaterland"
several weeks ago.
During heavy thunder shower on
Monday evening along Penns creek,
two horses belonging to Mr.. Wm.
Mover, residing on Mr.. Jacob Sankey's
farm, were struck by lightning and
killed.
- The Pennsylvania STATE Dental
Association will meet at Bellefonte,
Tuesday the 9th inst, and continue
in session for three days. Addresses
Will be delivered and papers read on
subjects ofinterest to the profession.
A very interesting session is expected.
On Monday, while Charles Fegley.
aged II, son of Obediah Fegley, of
Maxatawny township, was driving a
pair of young animals in reapiug ma
chine, the horses took fright and ran
away The boy fell in front of the reap
er and was literally cut to pieces by the
revolving knives.
The alumni and stu lents of Penn
sylvania College, Gettysburg, residing
throughout Central Pennsylvania, will
hold their next annual reunion in Bel
lefonte, Wednesday, July 26th. The
preparations will be ample, and full
attendance is expected. Prof. E. J.
Wolf, Prof. Hines and Rev. J. M.
Reimensnydef, are expected to deliver
addresses.
-Chafley Frankenberger offers his
home, near town, at private sale. Any
pers on 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 sll new and very
complete. Good water in abundance
all the year round and choice fruit of
every kln0. tt.
Spring Mills Academy.
The Summer Term will commence
on Monday, July 26th, 1880.
Tuition, SIS to SS. Boarding 81 to
1925 per week.
For further information address
REV. D. ". WOLF,
28-3t. Spring Mills, Pa.
The early elections this year will
come in the following order: rs
Alabama, first Monday of August;
Arkansas, first Monday of September;
Vermont, first Tuesday of September;
Maine, second Monday Of September.
Colorado, first Tuesday of October;
Indiana, Ohio and West Virginia, Sec
ond Tuesday of October.
"A CAREFUL survey of the mur-
ders, suicides and other great felonies
commi tied in the chief cities of the
United States during the last ten years,
says the N. Y. Post, shows chat