Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-14

| lion. ChdS. Ill. Snrlner, 1Ormerly
of Union county, this State, is on the
stump for Hancock in Illinois.
AT the regular monthly meeting
of the Millheim B. & l.. Association
last Monday evening, money was sold
at III and III premium on permanent
loan.
-Lewin'S Philadelphia Branch
Store, in Bellefonte has the largest
stock and the fullest assortment of
clothing ever displayed in Centre
county.
Mr.. Jerome Spigelmyer, the gen.
tleman who opened general merchan-
disc store in w. L. Musser's room in
Millheim, arrived with his fitting on
Tuesday and moved in j. w. Snook's
house on Penn street.
Samuel Gramley, Trustee will of
fer at public sale Tuesday October Goth,
next, one of the most valuable farms
in Brush Valley. The farm contains
2S2 acres, of which over 100 Is well
timbered with oak, pine, hemloch and
chestnut. Here is rare chance for a
profitable investment.
Don't overlook the new announce
ment in the first local column. The
Clash Store has the finest, best selec-
ted, largest and cheapest stock Of
goods in town. Don't fail TO exam
inc the same.
"A cordial invitation to all who
visit the Fair to call at the Farmers
Boot s. Shoe Store of Louis Doll, Relle-
fonte, and see his large stock of Fall
and Winter boots 81 shoes. You can
not buy better or cheaper anywhere.
Don't fail to try Doll.
ATTENT1ON.-The members Of the
Hancock & English Club of Millheim
are requested to be present at the
meeting on next Monday evening to be
held in their Club room as there is
business Of Importance on hand, which
requires immed late action.
D. A. MUSSER, President.
HOLD On AND LIsTEN!-J. Willis
MusSer is on the road again buying up
Calves and Poultry, for which he pays
the very highest market price and the
solid cash. This is an announcement
worth your attention. If
"A number of our citizens, as we'll
as the band were at Coburn on Tuesday
night, to wait on the election news.
The waiting room Of the depot was
pretty Well packed with eager Demo
Gratis and Republicans. The band
gave tune at intervals to keep them
lively and cheerful.
Mr.. VIM. n. Auman, one Of our
younger citizens of town, is at present
lying sick with typhoid fever. He is
laid I'D since Thursday of last week
but felt somewhat better on last Sun
day when he desired to be removed to
Mr.. Frank Weaver'S near Aaronsburg.
Since he is there his sickness became
more serious again. We hope he may
soon recover.
To persons who are in the habit of
handbills the following law
on the subject should be caref ully con-
sidered:
THAT any person caught mutilating,
destroying, tearing down or removing
any show bill, Tlacard, poster or adyer-
tisement, posted on any wall, fence,
bill board or other structure shall be
fined not less than twenty-five or more
than one hundred dollars for the first
offense, and for the second offense the
penalty shall be Imprisonment in the
county Jail OF less than three nor
more than six months"
The poleraisings at Rebersburg
and Madisonburg, on last Saturday, we
are sorry to say, were failures. The
poles broke off when they were
about half way up. We presume the
of the work was at fault.
The meeting in the Madisonburg hall
in the evening was a perfect success,
was well attended and the addresses dc.
livered by MessrS. J. l.. Spangler and
D. +. FortneY, were of high and
satisfactory character. Owing to the
interesting and fascinating manner,
with which these two gentlemen spoke
the audience observed first-rate order
interrupted only by frequent out
burst of enthusiasm. Brushvalley is
wide awake and ready for the election.
Town NCOUNCIL.-Our Town Coun-
Gil met last Monday evening, with
President Mingle in his chair, and A.
G. Musser, D. L. Zerby, F. Californian,
r. a. Bumiller present. The bill of
$500, presented by ]. G. Smith for fiji
ling up the diamond was accepted. 1t
was concluded by a motion to build a
substantial Boardwalk from Gephart's
to Catherman's residence on North
street. The president appointed A. T..
Musser and F. Californian a commit
tee to have the alley crossings between
Adolph Miller's and Anna Albright's,
and between Albright's and Foote'S
properties repaired. BY motion the
orr,.ooI fa ollau