Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-01-29
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Ava @ WUmW@h1A WHklC 1HOW
Job work or all kinds done at the
JOURNAL Office at prices as cheap as
the cheapest.
"A splendid private residence with
the good will of u medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply at this Of.
ace. If.
"A splendid line of Family and
Pocket Bibles Just received at the Jour.
nal Book Store, very cheap. Call and
Gee.
Jacob limerick, Esq, Of Penns
Creek, left on Monday morning for
Missouri in quest of new home. Hope
Jacob will aud W hat he is after
Mr.. John Zeigler, of Haines town =
ship, has purchased q farm in Nittany
valley, below Jacksonville, and expects
70 move on 1t In the spring.
Wonder when people will be salts.
Aed about the weather. In summer
there was no end to complaining about
the dryness and everybody is out Of
humor now because OF the rain.
Nor LEAv1NG.-Tn order to answer
many questions at once, as we'll as to
contradict aR untrue and injurious ru-
NOR. we are authorized"to state that
STAINS store Is not going to leave in the
spring. Both Rus. and the store are
content 70 stay. That's all.
Tho Ave cent counter at the Jour-
NAL Book STORE was not established
for the holiday season only, but will be,
kept up during the year. The many
Ave cert articles of use aud beauty are
ready for our friends and the public all
the time, and
DON'T YOU FORGET IT."
On the presidential question the
Republican county committee stands
thus: Blaine, %; Grant, A; Sherman,
]. Credit Mobiler seems to be up, just
now. Sevefal weeks ago it was all
Grant.
SkxEs.-E. r. Wolf, Penn township,
Wed, Feb. 18th. Farm stock, imple-
ments aud household goods.
Or. r. T. Musser, Executor of Mrs.
Harriet Breon, decd. Personal effects
Of decedent, at residence of Benjamin
Etoyer, Haines township, Friday, Feb.
18th.
Patent right men are busy again in
several sections cf the state practicing
sharp on farmers. If people would but
make up their minds to have nothing
90 do with these scoundrels the busi-
ness would soon stop of itself. We
hope our farmers may fight shy of
them.
blow cheering it is to receive let
Ter from an old and valued friend, from
whom you had no direct intelligence
for o long time. And this was our feel.
ine exactly when last week We had such
a friendly epiBtle from Rev. Fl. c. Hol-
loway, one of the Aaronsburg boys of
yore. Mr.. Holloway now serves the
Lutheran congregation at Newville,
Cumberland Co., Pa, and has not vls-
ited his native town and valley for
years, but thinks he may come before
yexy long. Hope he will.
A grand musical and variety enter
t&inment will be given by the Millheim
Cornet Band In the Town Hall, at
Millheim, on saturday evening, Febru-
ary 7th, 1880. The programme will
consiSt Of Choruses, Vocal and 1nstru-
mental Quartettes. Cornet and Piccolo
Solos, Piccolo, Viclin and Cornet Du-
etts, Comic Speeches, Tableaux, Panto-
mines, and will be concluded with
laughable farce, entitled "A Race for a
Dinner" rendered by ten characters.
Ample preparations are being made to
mako this the Grand Musical Enter
tainnent of the Season. New and ex-
pensive scenerIes have been expressly
provided for the occasion. AL lovers
of music and mirth are most cordially
invited TO attend. Admission Is cents,
children Is cents. Doors open at ST
O'Clock, performance begins at II
o'clock.
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