Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-02-03

To our Friends and Patrons in

Owing to a large increase ia ou
business we have concluded TO remov'
to larger and better premises,
April 1st 81.
We are going to the place formerly
occupied by Brooke's Confectionery,
directly opposite Walls Il Co.'S store
where we will have enlarged facilities
to serve our customers.
The Millinery Department will be
under the direct supervision OF Mrs. b
Harris, who has already engaged the
service of several experienced city mil
liners.
The Motions, Trimmings Y Fancy
Goods Department. will be under the
immediate charge Of Mr.. M. Harris
who viii always endeavor to serve the
interests of patrons, giving the best
goods for the least money possible.
Most Respectfully Yours,
If b. HARRIS.
Quite a number of our people went
TO Bellefonte on Monday. What the
particular business of each one is we
have 10 means of knowing, but the
supposition Is that most, il not all CT
them, will improve the opportunity to
call at Lewin's Philadelphia Branch
Clothing Emporium and buy them
selves new suits from head to foot.
New INDUsrRY.-Poulsen & Shut
have started steam factory at How
ard, G entire county, for making axe,
pick, sledge and hammer handles,
whiffletrees, SC. Who has enterprise,
spunk, pluck, grit or coora,cShy enough
to build and run factory of come
kind in Millheimp Now, gentlemen,
doR't all speak St once. Cue at q
time.
GA last Friday. Jan. 2sth the
Members Of tho Methodist Episcopal
Church at Sprucetown and Centre
Hall, to the number OF between twenty
and thirty paid their Pastor, Rsv. j.
Benson .Akers ut Penn Hall, sur
prise visit. Taking possession: Of the
parsonage they spread a sumptuous re-
past, to which ample justice WAS done;
and after season Of pleasant social
intercourse, singing and prayer, they
returned to their homes, leaving quite
q substantial token OF their visit in the
shape of provisions sufficient to last
the Pastors family for some time to
come. Their coming was gratefully
appreciated and enjoyed by the pastor
and his good lady, and the occ1sian
was every way q most enjoyable one.
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EXHIBITION. Tho Millheim Ger
man Evening Pchocl under the
direction of Mr.. Adolph Miller,
Aillheim, will give "a public enter
tainment in the Town Hall at Mill
helm, consisting OF interesting and
comic Declarations, Orations, DiA-
logues, &C.. ON Saturday Evening, Feb.
T., '8l. The exercises will be condu:-
ted In High German and ennsylYXnia
Dutch, ineespersed by Vocal and In
strum entail Music.
PROGRAMME:
SAlusatorY, Mr.. r. A. Bd,nlllsr.
Grafton. Der Pitt von der Trapp,
Peter Of Trappl Mr.. ID. L. Zerby.
Defamation. Elpetritscheptange,
I Catching Of Eipetritsttnl Mr.. J. r.
VauOrrler.
Dialogue, Verleeenhsit elmer Witt
frah, Disappointment Of Wido'O,l ]
Miss AIics Rm4btugh, Miss Clara
Reifsnyder, Mr.. w. T. AUmAn.
Defamation, In PcnnsyltAnih will
ich blelwe, II tcaut to stay in Penaa
Mr.. M. I. JamiSon.
Defamation, Die alt Heemet, The
old home, M. Samuel Campbell.
Defamation. Die Singenschal, The
Singing Scbaol, Mss A. RsdabAugh.
Dialogue, der Jack md die Bets KEN
ne net agree'e, Jack ant Beta. can't d
gree. Mss Anna Shreffler, Er. John
w. Foote.
Defamation, das Dutchmans KlaRe
Dutchman's CEmplaint,l Mr.. Lew ,
Nagle.
Defamation, S'als Wohnhaus an der
Spring, The old house at the spring
Ar. Thomas Meyer.
Dialogue with perf0r uancas. Cousin
Else ans AmerikN, [Cou<in Elsie from
Americdl Miss Lola Motz, Miss Anna
Nusser, Miss Lizzie Harter, Miss Laura
KreameT.
Defamation. Wie's war In alte Zelte,
(IoW it Was in olden tinscsl Mr.. W. T.
Auman.
Defamation, Lilien und Rosen,
Lilies and Roscsl Mss Enls Aotz.
Defamation, die ssAetzelsupp, ltSau-
sage donation. Mr. JonE Lose.
Dialogue, with performances, Lever
werschtmacha, (Liueruurstmdk,ng,
Mss Anna Long, Mss Lizzie Harter,
Ar. John Lose.
Defamation, die alt Sort Dschentl'
lett un die nei, THE old and the neW
kind Of geatIenaen,) Mr.. John U. Har-
ter.
Defamation, QuittenpertY und Lat
wergkoche, (ApplebMtercocking) Mus
Anna Musser.
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