Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-15
Local Department.


the back thereof.
job work Of aIl kinds done at the
JOURNAL Ofiice at prices rs cheap a>
the cheapest.
A fine ladies kid glove was found and
left at the Journal Oiice, The owner
will please call for it.
The Lutheran festival at Centre
Hall during Christmas week realized
about $3.50, which %e think was very
well done.
"A splendid private residence with
the good will of "A medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply at this Of
fee. If.
AT STAINS store you can get of the
best choice syrup at 75 cts. a gallon.
1t IS claimed to be the best syrup in
town. Go and try it.
a splendid line of Family and
Pocket Bibles just received ut the Jour
nal Book Store, very cheap. Call and
see.
Samuel SNYDER gives notice that he
is appointed Administrator rth tcia
dnnercd, of his father, George Snyder's
estate. late of Haines township, de-
ceased
Mr.. j. j. Everett; of the Bee Hive
store, Lock Haven, was presented with
u fine copy OF Josaphus' Works, by his
Sunday School class, on Christmas.
Mr.. Walter Diefenpach's :. s. class
in Harrisburg presented him with ten
volumes of Chambers Encyclopedia as
Christmas gift.
Spring Mills is tC have a musical
convention from the 10th to the 23rd
inst. Prof. p III. Never will conduct
the convention, and he is just rs fit to
do it as any man this side of IDAHO ter
ritory.
The leading stores ana business
houses of Lewisbur9 Lave concluded to
''shut up" in the evening at o'clock.
Well now that's a good move. There's
no serse in keeping men away from
their wives and children until nine, ten
and eleven clock. Bravo, LewisUurg-
ers.
The seven mammoth hogs killed by
the proprietor of the Broadway House.
Milton, OH New Years day, weighed as
follows: IT'S, SO, 494, 505l. sol, 50F and
433. making a total of 3.7G2t pounds.
Six OF these porkers were only fourteen
months old, and the heaviest was lit
tie over two years old.-Ec.
AT the last regular meeting OF the
Millhein Cornet Band it Vas resolved
by vote of the members that after
Monday, the J3th inst. no spectators
will be allowed IN the Town Hall at the
time of their meetings.
T. Z. Otto, Sec. J. 7. Harter, Pres.
Last Saturday the Lemont Band
paid the MiIlheim COrnet B md visit
and discoursed some good music. We
understand, that the object OF their
visit WAS, to bargain for the band Wa
gon, built by this band year ago.
The friends Of conductor Furey-
train men, agents and patrons of the
Road-presented him, recently, beau-
tiful gold watch and chain of great val
ue. 'Tis an open-faccd Railroad Time
Keeper-heavy case, manufactured in
Rockville, III. 1t bears the inscription,
presented to F. NJ. Furey by his
friends; Christmas, 1S79.n The pre-
sentation address was made by J. T.
Baker, Esq, Who SO well knows how to
do such things. The conductor can't
recall what he did say in reply but his
friends say his words came from the
heart.-MiFinbTg Telegraph.
The 7th annual Musical CoTIven-
tion of the Penna. Cen Musical ASso-
citation, Will commence Monday eve
ming, Jan. 49,, 1880, in the College Hall
at Freeburg, Pa, and continue in ses-
sion till Friday. Boarding, instruction
and admission to the concerts for ses-
sion, only $500. Address, f. G. Moy.
er, Musical Director Three concerts
will be given on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings, Jan. 21., p. and
q. Rehearsals every morning, after
noon and evening. Members should be
present the first day.
A KIND REQUEST. 1t is noao again
the season Of the gear ,Chen people eCho
haze system n, ttear business, pay their
small debts, among rhicb is thear neaCs-
paper subscription. Nolg please don't
forget as. Or crpenses are heary and
constant, oar Subscription price gerry lou
and 1t is absolutely necessary that zoe
should be paid regularly. 1t is the tsnae
Of the gear, too,. echen men havenaany ex-
traordinary expenses, preparatory fo1
Winter. So please don't forget us oohen
qou come to tooon. Just see hoU you can
please as By the payment Of q fe'o dol,
lars.
SPPTrTG MTTJ,S ITEMS.