Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-12-01


Our town council will hold its next
regular monthly meeting on Monday
evening.
Our schools were closed on
Thanksgiving day, and it seemed to
suit the boys to a ct"
The trade in holiday goods has
commenced and all tastes and notions
can be satisfied III our different stores.
-Gunners seem to be plentier than
game in this section, judgiag from the
empty bags they bring home.
WIN. Kerstetter shot deer last
week just below Coburn. 1t was of the
kind called spicSbucA
The celebrated Rockford stock
lngs-the best in the world, for sale
at the Journal store.
Marble door steps of the best
Sutherland Falls marble, made at the
MiIlheim Marble Works at moderate
price. II
Tho champion porkers in town
were slaughtered yesterday by A. o.
Deininger, weighing Al & 40l pounds
respectively. Next!
WANTED $50 to 200 pounds of
good nice dried apples or "SnitS" for
which good price Will be paid cash at
theJournal store.
"A new stock of Day Books, Ledg-
ers, Time Books, Memorandas, Re-
ceipt and other blank books just re-
ceived at the Journal store.
"A splendid, strong horse spring
wagon for sale. None better in the
valley. Price moderate. inquire at
the Journal office. If
WANTED.-About $500 first class II
inch yellow pine flooring in the rough
Need not be fully dry. Inquire at the
Journal Office. If.
The papers say that ELtinger's
death, one of the convicted Kintz.er
mEdereFs- in the Snyder county jail,
was caused by poison.
Remove borough had to pay Mrs.
Finney 800 damages for injuries re-
ceived bV reason of a bad board walk.
Rather expensive neglect.
Dr.. J. R. STAN, of State College,
was in town last week, and as ru-
NOR has it, is trying to buy a property
here with the Intention of settling.
On Wednesday night we had
snow of about three inches deep, and
on Thursday the air was made lively
with,
"The naturalization OF the bells"
If you have any dealings with
Adam Zerby's estate, 60 and settle
with che administrators at squire
Eisenhnth's office, December the l7th.
See their notice in another column.
Work has been suspended for the
present perhaps for the season, at the
new church.. That grim Old codger,
Mr.. Winter, eaTe along unbidden
and unwelcome and gruffly Command
erall hands to stop-and they did stop.
j. a. LIMBE RI, the new mail con
tractor, has prOcu red fine new wagon
and Is prepared to carry express pack
ages and other goods from COburn to
Woodward and all intermediate points
at rea Sonable charges. IF
In accordance with an act of the
Legislature passed in May last all the
anthracite coal mining companies have
provided am5ulanea5 and stretchers at
their collieries to convey injured min
ers to their no mes. .-,Sunbu1y Democrat.
That piece of boardwalk IN front
of F. CAtherman's residence on North
Street is bad place. Many will slip
and fall heavily in walking over it this
winter. The council ought to See to it
and avoid possible accidents anu con-
sequeCt damages.
-Lewisburg has new monthly
paper, named ''The Indicator" and de-
voted to Literature, Agriculture,
Temperance and Religion, copy of
which is on our table. 1t i3 an eight
page sheet, well written and fairly
printed.
An effort is being made in town
to raise large singing class for Prof.
J. H. Kurzenknabe, the welEknown
vocal teacher. The Prof. consented to
come to Millheim about the last week
in December and expects to finish up
the term with a rousing convention
in January. Ali those desiring to par
ticipate as members of the class, will
please inquire at the Journal Store for
particulars.
-e2l Buggies, spring wagons and
carriages were manufactured in Mlf1n-