Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-05-12
Local Department.

protracted illness.
Street COMMISSIONS WeiSer is buSily
engaged in repairing Mill Street.
-Houtzdale, ip Clearlield county,
had a large fire last Friday. The loss
amounts to about $4,000.
job printing-in the best style and
at lowest prices-at the Journal office.
Bring in your orders.
Constable Maize and Harvey Con-
fer are each building additions to the
rear of their houses.
Several new board walks have been
built on Penn street, There is still
room for more.
The annual reunion of tho Pennsyk
vania reserves will te held this year o.
Bellefonte, Centre county.
Most beautiful summer weather
this week, although it is a little hard
on fellows with thick, heavy coats on.
A good second hand two horse
wagon for sale cheap for cash or on
short time. Inquire at the Journal
office.
r. B. Hartman has the boss fence
intown-all cast in his own foundry and
painted beautiful green with his own
hands. Yes it is ''iust splendid"
The brick makers are busy at
work at Snook's brick yard, in convert
ing the native soil into brick. B,uce,
macht sic recht g,.t IN sckee,
1T is estimated by competent
Judges that the West Branch valley
will be pretty well stripped of its best
timber in about five years.
-Wm. r. Henney, John II. Maize,
Daniel Ulrich, Jr., and VIM. s. Maize,
have all planted shade trees along their
fronts.
For TENDER FEET.-The Journal
store sells the celebrated Nelson Seam
less Stocking, just the thing for tender
feet. Call and see them.
New ENTERFRISE.-Mieha u
rich, Jr., and VIM. s. Maize are build
ing new pottery at the west end Of
town.
Purge out the morbid humors Of
the blood, by a dose or two of Ayers
Pills, and you will have clearer heads
as well as healthier bodies.
Mr.. Austin curtin, with a force of
men, has commenced work repairing
the Mill Hall furnace. 1t is given out
that Southern firm intend putting it
i'll operation.
j. Merrill Linn, of Lewlsburg and
Samuel r. Orwig, of Miffiinburg, are
both spoken of as candidates for Presi-
dent Judge of their district. Either
would make splendid judge.
The safe in w. n. Bakers -four
and feed store in Lewisburg was blown
open and robbed of 500. 1t is
thought to have been the work Of ex-
perts.
DIR. John f. Harter, Dentist, has
removed his office to the second floor
of Tomlinson's grocery, where he will
beJhappy to receive his personal and
professional friends. If
Joseph Cantner, Jr., one of our
AIillheim boys who has for some years
been engaged in the Bradford oil region
was here on a short visit. Joe looks
well and gives good account Of him
self.
-Neighbor T. P. Musser is grading
and fixing I'D around his fine mansion.
He will have beautiful yard when
graded and soddAd. Cuff Alter
manages the job and he is tip top or
such work.
Tie Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows OF
Pennsylvania will hold their annual
sessions in Harrisburg, on the seven
teenth, eighteenth and nineteenth days
of May. 1t is expected that from
seven hundred to one thousand rep
resentatives will be in attendance.
Probably the Youngest soldier that
served in the Union Army during the
rebellion is &. p. Harder, of Danville.
He enlisted in the First Battalion, p
V. at the age of eleven years. served
until the close of the rebellion, and is
now the head roller in the Glendower
iron works.
THE EXCELSIOR DYE WORKS at
LewisDurg turns out first class work.
ShawlS, dresses and mems garments
will be colored aud pressed in best
style. Mr.. Jacob Wolf is agent for
Centre county. Goods left at the
journal Office will be attended to, Sat-
tsfaction guaranteed. If
Our Town Council has levied a
borough tax of two mills and appoin-
ted High Constable Welser collector.
Our borou gh taxes should be paid up a
trife more promptly than has been the
case thus far, in order that our obliga-
tions may be met without asking claim
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