Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-07-15
Local Department, /,

-SprluS Mills HAS p0puldCiOu vi
27S. That makes a fair-sized town.
$3.50 will buy a summer suit al
Lewin's Philadelphia Branch, Belle
fonte, Pa. 1t
Israel Confer gives i0tfee that he
is the administrators of the estate of
David Titlow, deceas'd
We had fair-sized hail storm on
Friday afternoon, but no actual DAM
age was done as far as we know.
Harvest is oyer and the grain is
about all hauled in. Altogether it may
be considered pretty good crop.
Centre Hall is preparing to be in
corporated into borough. So says the
Bellefonte Republican.
The sale notes of the estate of JON
athan Philips. deceased, are now due,
of which all concerned win please take
notice. If
The fine and valuable Shmeltzer
property in Madisonburg is to be Sold
by executors private Sole, see aSver-
tisement 9A atf6ther column.
The whole world land the rest of
mankind" are invited to call and in
spect the stock of clothing at Lewin'S
Philadelphia Branch, Bellefonte, PA. 2t
A new Catholic church ws,s ded-
icated at Howard, in this county, on
Tuesday the 26th inst. The services
We're conducted by Bishop Shanahan,
of Harrisburg.
Rev. w. w. CriIey, pastor of the
Lutheran congregation at Lewisburg,
received a call recently from q congre-
CATION at Easton, but has made up his
mind to stay at Lewisburg.
Over $50, goo are lying idle in the
vaults of the Lewisburg banks, and the
population has actually decreased, since
1880. Too Mnch inertia, men and
brethren.
A Cause.-The undersigned will
open select scho6s in the AarOnsburg
Academy, ON Mondy July 10Th next.
Terms-$2. 90 per scholar. Extra char
ges for studies not included in the COM
mon schuol branches.
J. C. MEYER.
Mr.. Amos Alexander and Mr..
John Keen are both down On beds of
sickness. They have the sympathy of
the community. May they soon be re-
stored to health. ..
We see Mr.. Keen ott again since
above is in type.
Levin the boss clOthier of the Piil'
adelphia Brauch, has now pat summer
clothing down to the yeIy lowest price
possible. p
Mr. Elias Lose has constructed an
ice coffin, tor use i'll the Undertaking
business or Lose, EITter Il Cn., j"
which corpses can be preserved for
three or forr days. They are now pre-
pafta IN every particular 10 serve the
puilic rs mltrtakers.
THOMAS SHANER, Of BOyertOwn :,
Berks county, has been Collector of
statesand county taxes for forty success
siye years. He.is now 7s years old and
has justAeed re-appointed against his
protest. Honesty is the best policy"
1t is proposed to make; Senator
Wallace chairman of the Democratic
National committee. No better selec.
tion could be made. Mr.. Wallace IS
the best organizer in the party and nm
ardent friend and admirer of Gen. Han
COCK. Let him be appointed by all
means.
The Rebcfsburs Select School re-
opens Tuesday, July Goth, next, and
continues ten weeks. One OF It's prin-
cipal feaJures>is Ia prepare teachers
professionally. Tuition from $3.50 TO
5000. Board at 81 O) to s2.2j per week
For further information apply to
G. L.. GRASfLEY,
Teacher.
Charlty Frankenberger offers his
home. near town, at private sale. Any
person desiring a property of this size
would do well to look at this one for
there is not more complete property
in this neighbOrhood.
The buildings are all new and very
complete. Good water in abundance
all the year round and choice fruit of
every kind. IT,
"A Ratification Meeting win be
held at Rebersburg, on Saturday eve
nlng, July 18th. The meeting will be
addressed by J. l.. Spangler, Esq, D.
F. Fortney, Esq, VIC. Heinle, Esq,
Mai. R. III. Forster. The Brushvalley
Band has been engaged for the occa-
sion. Democrats rallyl Let us inaug-
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