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

"A splendid private residence With
the good will Of II medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply at this Of
flee. tt.
Altoona does not stand loafng on
the corners; Millheim does, and that's
one point of d ference between the two
towns
Our friend 5. NJ. Swartz, at Tus-
seyville, is selling out his stock Of store
goods preparatory to retiring from bus
mess. Faffing health is the cause.
The JOURNAL Book STORE sells
all the school books recently adopted
by the school boards of Millhelm Boro',
Penn, Haines, Miles and Gregg town
ships.
NoTICE.-All persons having &c.
counts against the Borough of Mill
hem are hereby notified to present
them to the town council for adjust
ment, on or before the first Monday in
May. Finance Committee.
Somebody has figured out that
there are about three millions of un-
married men in the country. but it
should not he forgotten that many of
them are not worth having as hus-
bands.
Those freeholderS of Millheim, who
didn't make their sidewalks yet Elm
front of their properties, would better
get at it, as the new council intends 70
push these matters. \ word to the
wise &c, &c.
-Belletonte is to have daily morn
ing paper, with the name Morning
NeoS. Mr.. IL. ByXbe, foreman of the
Republicdn office of that place, iss ues
the same, and intends II make it a per-
manent institution.
Our town will be strongly represent
ted at Court in Bellefonte next week.
-Four parties from Millheim are con-
eerned in suits, and each of them has ii
little army of witnesses, who will have
to appear at court, beside the jurymen
chosen for this session Of the court.
1t affords us much pleasure TO
announce that Rev. w. Il. Wieand, of
Adamsburg, Snyder county, has accep-
ted the call recently extended 10y the
Rebersburg Lutheran charge. Mr..
Wieand expects to take charge of his
new field in June.
We see in the Phila Times that
the extensive tannery of kistler Bros,
ut Lock Haven, was destroyed by fire
on wednesday afternoon of LAST week.
Loss about 100000; insurance, S75,-
600. The origin of the fire is unknown.
There were fiftyfve men and boys en-
plo, ed in the building.
Our young friend Jacob Stover stu.
dioSiS NE iacltS, of Aaronsburg, has now
finished histerm OF teaching, at Mcclure
Snyder county. For tile pre- sent he is
engaged at clerking for Mr.. J. NJ. Trox-
ell, at - well our informant does not
say where, but we guess it is still with
in the limits of the United States.
The corner stone for the new Re
formed church at Madisonburg will be
laid with appropriate services, on Sun
day, May 2nd next, ID. V. Neighbor-
ing Reformed ministers will be present
to otiiciate OH the occasion. The chris
tian public is respectfully invited to
attend.
W. N. lands.
2t. Pastor.
Don't care an exclamation poirt g.
what people say about Sammy Faust,
he has always been very good and kind
to US. Why it was just the other day
that Sammy brung US just as nice II
basket full of apples aS any man could
wish. We mean to say that the apples
were nice not the basket, but that he
took off our hands again. Long live
Sammy Faust to do good to the poor
especially to poor printers.
AHEAD OF ALL OTHERs.-Ahead Of
all others, is the motto of LOUIS Doll in
Bellefonte. Where can you find bet
ter Boot and Shoe store 1t is filled
with the latest styles of boots and shoes,
an immense stock of the same and ev-
erything can be bought at low prices.
Don't neglect to call there, when you
go to Bellefonte, you won't regret it.
The Brockerhoff House, at Belle.
fonte, is undergoing important altera-
tions and repairs. The room recently
occupied by John B. Linn, Esq, as u
law office, is being fitted up DIS Il bar
room, while what was the bar room
will be changed into sample room.
Fresh paint and kalsomine are also ap-
Piled.
On Saturday and Sunday, April
oath and 25th, a district local cOnven-
tion OF the Young Mems CnriStian AS
sociation will be held at Centre Hall,
A rather comprehensive but we'll al
ranged programme has been prepared
and an interesting and profitable time
is expected. Rev. ,. A. Taggart, State
Secretary, will be present. Come, and
bring your bible along.