Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-02-03
Local Department.

Township election tickets printed
we'll and cheaply st the Journal office.
"A number Of children at Pleasant
Gap are down with scarlet fever.
The Central Pennsylvania Confer.
ence Of the NJ. E. Church win meet al
York, Pa, March 10th next.
--Messrs. Gephart & Musser are do
ing an immense bHsiness in grain,
eloverseed, plaster and coal.
Michael s. Fielder and, Mrs. Polly
Royer, are the administrators Of the
estate of Geo. w. Royer, dec'd. See
notice.
The Central Penna. Conference of
tie Evangelical Association Will meet
at Lock Haven March Sd, 1881.
Bishop Thomas Bowman will preside.
The Journal office has every facAi-
ty to print first class sale bills, and
charges moderate prices. Don't you
ferget it.
MIR. Luther B. Slower gives notice
that he has been appointed adnsinistra-
tor Of the estate or Mrs. Delhy, late OF
Nadisonburg.
Mrs. Margaret Faust, mother OF
oar friend, Mr.. :. K. Faust, died re
Gently at ST. Charles, No. sSed SO
years.
The Job work done IN the Journal
Oaite will compare well with any work
done elsewhere and the prices arc re-
narkably low. Give us call.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY, about
ven to fifteen bushels potatoes ard a.
bout Eve to eight bushels OF apples.
Eissuits you to pay of your suOserlp-
tion Ia that way bring them along at
snce.
The FORKS HoTsR, one OF the
bsst hotel stands in this section OF the
country, situate at Coburn Station on
thelewisburg 6 Tyrone rail road, is for
sale. For particulars apply TO
R G.. w. STovER.
The MILLHEIX CEMETERY As
ISOLATION will hold its annual meet
Ing aud election on Monday evening
Feb. Tth inst. a full turn out is re-
auested as business Of Importance mae
Sc transacted.
The application for the pardon of
Mrs. Miller, who Is now in the
Williamsport jail for the murder Of her
husband. has been refused. She must
hang with 'aer parsno1- and partner
IA crime, George Smith.
The public are indebted to DR.. J.
&. Aver & Co., not only for their stand
ard medicinal preparations, but also
for improving the looks of the CON-
munity by their Incompatible Hair
Vigor.
The land Of the estate OF Jonathan
3'hilli ps, deceased, near Millheim, was
sold by the executors the other Satur-
day. D. A. Nusser and Jonathan
Harter bought II acres at 500. SO per
acre. J. w. Shook b5Nght 8 acres at
$3.50 per acre.
I'VE understand that the lew Evan
velical church at Coburn is to be built
hext summer, which would give as
three new churches in the near future
within radious Of only several miles
namely at .Aaronsburg, Miliheinh and
Cohurn. We pray that virtue and in
t.l,igence may keep even pace with the
progress Of church building.
We publish in another column a
latter from Mr.. Thomas F. Strayhorn,
who FOR many years was one of our
most respected citizens. He now re-
sides at Bozeman, Montana territory,
from whence he writes his interesting
letter to Mr.. John KersteIter. Extra
copies Of the Journal containing the
letter for sale at Our counter.
We are in receipt OF letter from
Rev. J. G.. Shoemaker. enclosing a
lengthy and interesting account OF the
dedication services Of the st. Paul's
Reformed church, Emporia, Kansas,
which we will publish in the Journal in
IN abridged form, next week. We can
not possibly do 80 this week.
The days are growing little long
er at both ends. You can do consid.
trable more work now in day than
you could several weeks ago IL you
have any pleasure in that kind OF a.
musement-or, you have several hours
more for bummingand loa6ng in stores
e1d shops, il you prefer that.
NOTIOK.
Wishing TO close all my book &C.
counts, I have determined to sell for
cash or produce only from and after
karch 1st, 1881.
Twill give my customers the full ad.
yant&ge Of a strictly
CASH SYSTEM.
SAMUEL GRENINeBR.
MANY a man would feel that he