Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-12-15
Local Department.

business, Jun, go in.
-Iewjsburg has started up q new
band. Millhejm has an old one, but it
is good.
Gen, VIM. McCandless has an
uounced himself rs Democratic can
didate for Governor.
Reuben Grimm, Guardian, will
offer valuable property in Madison
burg at public sale, Dec, S1st. See
notice in another column.
Two new Presbyterian churches
were built in Mifllinburg this last sum-
mer. one of which is completed and the
other nearly SO.
Mr.. Harvey LamY has bought him
self lot and is going to build himself
an house. Go in, Harvey, while you
are vet young.
On Saturday night board shanty
near PittSburg was burned to the
ground and eleven of the sleeping IN
mates roasted TO death, while many
others were severely injured.
Gen. JudSon Kilpatreck, United
States Minister to Chill, died at Val
1aTaiSo, on the 4th inst, of Bright's
disease. He was a dashiug and brave
officer in the late war.
There is toi be a grand musical
convention at Freeburg, Snyder couG-
~, commencing, Monday, Jan. 2nd, to
continue during the week. We under
stand that our own w. 7. Meyer is to
preside at the organ.
An exchange thinks there is a for
tune in store for the chap who will in
vent bonnet that can be worn in any
part Of the congregation and always
present the trimmed side toward the
congregation.
Warren Woodward, son Of the late
Judge Warren ]. Woodward, of the
state Supreme Court, committed sui
eide al Reading last week by shooting
himself. lie was in poor health and
under great mental depression.
j. y. LIHBERI the newmail con-
tractor, has procured fine new wagon
and is prepared TO carry express pack
ages and other goods from Coburn to
4 oil inf iof
at reasonable charges. If
john Karn, Philip A. Musser and
Daniel Auman had a bear hunt in Poe
Valley last week. They shot hear of
The hog kind weighing over 800 pounds.
They kindly remembered us with
nice roast, for which they will accept
our thanks.
Mott wont do at all this way.
Every fellow is hopping mad because
somebody says the other chaps logs
weighed h tavier. We are tired of this
strif card insist that the regular bog
committee must be appointed in due
time for next year. Judge Hartman, to
the front.
-DOLL & MINGLE the enterprise
Boot x Shoe dealers in Bellefonte keep
. full stock of everything in their line
Any possible style or kind of boots,
shoes, slippers and overshOes are there,
and their prices are as low as the low
est. Give them a call and you will
find that you can fully suit yourself
both as regards quality and price.
Gap" the Junior partner of the firm,
will treat and serve you IN best style.
ct
Busy AS A BEAvER.-Neighbo
Frank Kister is at it hard and heavy ma
king about the neatest and best dress
hoes ever seen in this section. Frankf
is an expert in the business, has lots
work and more coming, and what we
particularly like about him he makes
real bona fde effort to avoid the com
mon fault of shoemakers. IT,
1t affords us pleasure to announce
that. Prof. Kurzenknate is again COM
iug to Millheim TO teach a singing
class. he fixes Wednesday evening
the 2Sth, as the time to begin, We
trust that all our young folks will i'm
prove SO rare an opportunity to ac-
Quire a practical knowledge of vocal
music. Get yourself ready to start in
at the beginning.
Mr.. Duan Neff with several men is
now putting slate roof on Snook's
heH mansion. The work progresses
fast, looks well, and is first class. Mr..
Neff is an experienced mechanic, hav-
ing made large number of new roofs
Ia Milton and other places. This is the
Sc cond slate roof in Penn's Valley, the
first one being in Centre Hall, and was
put UP many years ago.
We are happy to learn from papers
and letters, that our young, old
friend, Mr.. Antes S. Ruhl, of Rock
ford, Illinois. is getting along in the
world seoinlminqly. He is a leading Cit
izen and business man of the thriving
young city, runs the celebrated Mel
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