Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-20
Local Department.

The penalty for disturbinga relig-
lous meeting is So fine and three
months Imprisonment, or both.
-Miflinburg has made and sold be-
tween four and five hundred sleighs
this season: That looks like business.
DON'T miss the sale Of the Philips
lots on Saturday. There may MT be
another sncil chance to buy good land
near town in q long time.
-Rev. w. R. Wieand, OF .Rebers-
burg, will offer his fue homestead IN
Adamsburg. Snyder county, at public
sale, on Saturday, Jau. 22nd.
james ID. Boyer, of Boalsburg, is
very sick of typhoid fever. Hope Prov
idence may spare his life to his ailllc-
ted wife and friends.
Union county is out of debt and
has cash balance OF nearly $4,000 in
the treasury. Good management,
that.
A shooting match for biz Durham
bull is to come off attic Great West
ern Hotel three miles east of Mifllin-
burg, Tuesday the o5th Inst.
The Evangelicals of Aaronsburg
are taking subscriptions to build a
church in that place. We understand
that they have secured site on Sec
ond street near Mr.. John Beavers.
-WANTED IMAEDIATELY, about
ten to fifteen bushels potatoes ard a.
bout five to eight bushels of apples.
IL it suits you to pay off your subscrlp-
ton in that way bring them along at
once.
Our friend w. II. German, Esq,
parchased the Junction property near
Nlttany Hall, from the heirs of Thom-
rs Huston, decd. What does it mean?
Don't know, can't tell. Guess he
could give all necessary information.
Jacob & Elias Snook, Adninistra-
tors of Levi Shook, deceased, &ili OF
fer valuable farm situated IN the east
end of Nittany Valley, at public sale
OIL the premises, Jan. 9th next. See
bills.
Our editor couldn't give much at
tpntion to the paper this week, and il
tie .Joeraa, is just trife tbetter than
usual DOME blame him. He is busy
rs a beaver soliciting subscriptions for
The projected new Lutheran church.
The FORKS House, one OF the
lyest hotel stands in this section or the
country, situate at Coburn Station on
the l.ewsburg & Tyrone rail road, is for
sale. For particulars apply TO
II G.. w. STovER.
SAMMY K. FAUST has made and
sold twenty-seven sleighs this season
and is getting rich fast-hennyho'c
rich enough to be able to make us
present OF good, nice sleigh. Wish
somebody would just remind him of it
before the snow is all gone.
The Selins3rors Times very ftly
says:
Gov. Ho7t don't say word in his
message about the abuse of the par
donIpg power. That was subject he
might have dwelt upon as he kn ows
al. about it from experience.
GENEROUS DEED.-J. II. Reifsny-
der, Esq, J. W. .Snook, John Fl. Muss-
er. of Aaronsburg and another little
bit of man whose name modesty for.
bids us to mention, have donated fine
building lot, corner Of Penn and Mill
streets, to the Lutheran congregation
of Millheim, for ch urch site.
OUR SlCK.-Our old friend \. Alex
ander is still confined to his room. Il.
D. Hartman is improving and may be
out again in few days. Mrs. Geo.
w. Shunk's recovery seems to be as
sured as far as human judgment goes.
Otherwise good health prevails IN
town and neghborhood rs Tar as we
know.
j. r. VanOrmer, the accomplished,
brilliant ex-editor OF the Teachers
Journal, paid us pop visit last Satur-
iav. Reese knows just how to man
age to retain snug warm place in the
hearts of his friends here. The princl-
pal reason why we like him is because
we can't help it.
V1cK's FLORAL GUIDE.-Tbis work
is before us, and those who send 10
cents to JAMES VICK, Rochester, N.
\. ;, for it will be disappointed. In
stead of getting cheap thing, as the
price would seem to indicate, they will
receive very handsome work OF 112
pages, and perhaps 500 Illustrations
not cheap, but elegant Illustrations, on
the very best of calandered paper, and
as a set off to the whole,, beautiful
Colored Plate that is worth twice the
price of the book.
The United States with upwards
of 100000 inhabitants occupy the
fourth place among the nations OF the
oo.El, fNh,oo hoo ovnr 200 000 (NE)