Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-09-15

ium at the meeting of the Building y
loan Association On Monday evening.
gum Boo, a Chinese "washee''
man, has started laundry in Belle
fonte
Over fifty hogs have already died
in and around Mil Hall from a
disease that is raging there.
Mr.. Jacob Gobble bought the
Philips farm in Niltany Valley at
executors sale last Saturday, fot
$6S03.S5.
"A splendid, strong , horse spring
wagon for sale. Noue better in the
valley. Price moderate. Inquire at
the Journal office. If
The farm Of Jonathan Philips, de-
ceased, near Miliheim, is now offered
at private sale by the executors. Read
the advertisement, I5t
WANTED. About $500 first class Is
inch yellow pine flooring in the rough,
Need not be fully dry Inquire at the
Journal office. #.
On Sunday last Emanuel GuNdak-
er shot and fatally wounded Edward
Cole, in bar room in Lancaster city.
Cole had meddled with Gundaker's
wife and was served about right.
Marble door steps of tie best
Sutherland Falls marble, made ut the
Millheim Marble Works ut 4 moderate
price. II
Ayers Ague Cure should be in
every household IN regi,ns where Fever
and Ague prevail. 1t should be taken
as a preventive by every resident and
traveller in malarial districts.
Don't you forgst a."-Forget
whatP Why that the county fair will
be held from October 4th to October
eth, both days inclusive, and that it is
expected to be the best fair for years
past.
j. 4. LtNBERI, the new mail con
tractor, has procured a 5ue new wagon
and is prepared to carry express pack
ages and other goods from Coburn to
Woodward and all intermediate points
at reasonable charges. If
A convention or Delegates of the
Young Mems Christian Associations of
Central Pennsylvania will lie held at
Bellefcnte, beginning Thursday, S,pt.
22nd, and closing Sunday evening,
sept. 25th. The Hospitality Of the
town is offered 10 AL regular delegates
and other attendants.
-YOney Harter hau)s the biggest load
of stone of any man this side of Nova
Scotia. II has arms aud fists strong
as hickory sapling and solid as rock.
IF his closed band would accidently
fall on fellows nose, he (the fellow
wouldn't be in fit condition to have
lis photograph taken for at least
year. The best Of it is though that
Yoney is too good-natured to strike
people.
The officers of the Centre County
Agricultural Society anticipate p more
successful fair this fall than they have
had for several years Efforts are be
ing made to make the amusement De-
partment unusually interesting. L.
T. Munson, Esq, and DR.. J. D. Gels
singer, of Bellefonte, DR.. G. l.. Addle-
man, of Milesburg and Mr.. w. L.
Forster, of Lemont, are the committee
of this department, and they are work
ing like, e,beavers to make it complete
success.
On Thursday evening F. Z. Mus
ser, VIM. Kerstetter and 4. NJ. Gren-
ninger shot large bear in the vicinity
of Paddy Mountain. Pierce SAYS that
bruin would easily have weighed a.
bout TIT pounds If fdt. The inference
then is that the lear wasn't fat, and
the weight may be guessed at by any
one at pleasure. Bat the question that
agitates the town from centre 20 Gil
cumference is whether it was dog
bear or hog bear. We have not seen
She animal and take no sides.
Prof. Wolf, the new County Su-
perinuendent, held his first exa,nina-
tion here on Tuesday. Nine appli-
cants were examined, all receiving
certificates but two. The Professor
has long since enjoyed the fullest re-
spect and confidence of our people as a
man and an educator, and the mild,
winning ways he has of conducting an
examination, will endear him to the
profession. Heis about the gentest
uoEf we ever met-except one, and we
hope he will be eminently useful in his
new calling.
Dear, christian reader, do you
wish to see pleased woman, namely
that particular woman whom above all
others it is your privilege and duty to
pease? Then do as we did. Go to