Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-08-12

August 18th.
For good and cheap clothing go t.
Lewiu's Philadelphia Branch Store
Bellefonte, Pa. If
Rev. w. l.. Heisler, of Miffiinburg
has received and iSccerteda call from
Bendersville, Adams county, and re-
moved thither recently.
The sale notes of the estate of Jon
athan Philips deceased, are now due
of which all concerned will please take
notice. q
On Monday night, Tuesday and
Wednesday, we had copious rains-tht
best and most we had at any time this
summer. The success of the corn crop
is now assured.
The West Branch Camp Meeting
will open next Tuesday. Murphy, the
great temperance apostle will be pres
ent the first week, and Harrison, the
big preacher, the second.
Harris, Of tie Stdnda rd Store, a
Le,cisbmg, is notc closing out his stock
at greatly reduced prices preparatory to
Purchasing early fall goods. For bar
gains 90 70 fdriS.
Mrs. Martha Irwin, wife of the late
DR. VIM. Irwin, and sister to Ex-Gov.
Curtin, died on Friday morning in
Lancaster. Her remains were brought
to Bellefonte for interment.
AT the regular annual election of
the Minheim Cornet Bard, held last
Monday evening the following officers
were elected: President-John f. Har-
ter; Secretary--Philip II. MuSser;
Treasurer-R. a Bumiller.
Pierce Musser is building a wall
along the stream in the rear of his
house and is otherwise engaged in elk
ing up'' around about the premises.
Guess our young men and boys
lave about all made up their minds to
attend meeting. Hope they may
also have resolved to honor themselves
by good behavior while there.
The Renova School board has
chosen our friend Mr.. j. A. Fielder,
teacher Of their Grammar School. Mr..
Fieller is a graduate of the class of so,
Central State Normal School, Lock
iIayen. Success to him.
The broken stone at the public
crossing should be kiUered, without de-
lay, of which please take notice, gen.
tlemen of the council, Mr.. Superinten-
dent of public highways, Mr.. Presi-
dent of the turnpike company, nr who
ever else might, could, would or should
do it.
Tire Centre County Pomona
Grange will meet atCentre Hall, Tues
day August, 18th next. Three sessions
will be held-at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, 2
o'clock P. NJ, and at in the evening.
a general attendance is requested.
BY order of
LEONARD RHONE,
w. n.
Jas. A. Keller,
Secretary.
A fine monument was erected last
week at the grave of Mr.. Adam Morr,
in the Millheim Cemetery. 1t is of the
''cottaSe'' style, heavy and massive,
yet chaste and beautiful, and does cred
it to the surviving friends of the de-
ceased as well as to the makers, Messrs.
Deininger & Musser.
The condition Of the Millheim
Cemetery has been reproach to the
community for years and it is with un-
feigned pleasure that we see that ear
nest efforts are being made to improve
it. The company is now incorporated
and the board of directors have taken
steps looking to the immediate improve
ment and enlargement of our long ne
elected, dilapidated ''city of the dead
-MR. EDWIN NJ. SAYRE, agent fol
the Sutherland Falls Marble .Compny
Vermont, gave us short call on Mon
day. Mr.. Sayre is gentleman OF ex-
perience and culture, a business man
of the strictest integrity, and possesses
social and conversational qualities OF
a high order. In fact he will be every
inch gentleman even after liz has
crown to twice his present size.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that at a
regular meeting of the Millneim Town
Council, held August 9th 1880, the
second section of the borough Urdinan
ces was changed to the effect that the
council shall hereafter fix the ole
grades for sidewalks.
D. Ii. MINGLE,.
Prest
40. DEININGER,
Sect.
Approved August 10th, 1880,