Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-08
Local Department.

prevails IN SunourY.
"A 1abcrer in Russia gets eight
cents a day and "finds himself"
1T is said that tea made of black
berry leayes is sure cure for cholera
morbus.
The fuur dation walls of Shocks
new mansion on Tenn street are going
up rapidly.
jacob Gephalt's men have l,mg
their tobacco, The crop is a goo one
for the season.
The Middleburg Evangelical sun
day School recently netted S6S by Il
festival.
-Disgraceful aud rather serious
fighting took place aG Pine Camp
Meeting the other Sunday night.
A new counterfeit quarter is out.
Keep your eyes open, poor men-the
itch don't deal in quarters much.
The low water. has stopped boat
ing between Williamsport and Lock
Haven.
Flank Knarr bought the Philips
lot near Millheiln at executors sale
last Saturday, at $50 per acre. Cheap
enough.
"A splendid, strong horse spring
wagon for sale. None better III the
valley. Price moderate. Inquire at
the Journal office. tt
Henry Fryer got rather an easy
sentence last week-a fine of $50, one
month Imprisonment aud costs of
prosecution.
WANTED.-About $500 first class ii
inch yellow pine flooring in the rough.
Need not be fully dry. Inquire at the
Jcmpal office. If.
The Millheim B. & L. Association
meets next Monday eTeGing. Money
has been selling pretty low Of late, If
you need any come along.
The other Monday Master Harvey
Drumheller, a young lad of Sunhu'y,
saved two girls from drowning at that
place.
Marble door steps of the best
Sutherland Falls marble, made at the
Millheim Marble Works at 4 moderate
price. II
The Penn's Creek Lutheran and
Salem's Reformed Sunday schools OF
Gregg township had fine picnic last
Saturday. We did not learn the par
ticulars.
j. Il. Limbert, our mail contract
or, now sports a fine span of mules in
his mail coach. The carrying business
of.the route has increased very much
Of late.
Hon. Victor F. Piolett, Of the
Penna. State Grange, and G. S. Nc
Cormic, Esq, of Lock Haven, will be
among the speakers at the Granger
picnic, next Thursday, the 18th.
-Hereabouts potatoes will yield a.
bout third of a crop; corn may be
rated at about half crop. Wheat
was pretty good, and hay and oats ex-
cellent.
1t is said that the Snsquehanna
has less water than during the great
drought of 1904 The current is not
strong enough to carry eff the sewer
age at Harrisburg.
j. A. LIMBERT, the new mail con
tractor, has procured a fine new wagon
and is prepared to carry express pack
ages and other goods from Coburn to
Woodward and all intermediate points
a. reasonable charges. If
On Sunday the roof of the Old San
key tannery fell together with great
racket. People who did not haye good,
sound consciences were considerable
scared over the strange noise, but as
soon as they discovered that the world
was not tumbling down their pious
resolutions vanished.
Our friend Mr.. J. r. VanOrmer
has taken a position in tic store of
Guggenheimer & Co., BellefOnte. Reese
is one of the handiest chaps ont. He
can teach school, post books, run a
paper, sell sewing machines, handle
the yard stick, and do variety Of 9TH
er useful chores too numerous to men
ton.
A GOOD RULE.-Gen. Beaver, OF
Bellefonte, has rule to give at least
$40 to every church that is built in
Centre county. If he is not asked by
any particular building committee h(
sends the x without the formality o.
being solicited, if he finds out the au-
thorized person or committee to re-
ceive it. Such a rule is worthy Of i'm
imitation.