Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-01-13
Local Department.

choke us.
The Union county court sent
Charles Mabus to the penitentiary for
fourteen months for assault and bat
terry with intent to kill.
-Rev. w. r. Wieand, Of Rebers-
burg, will offer his tiue homestead in
Adamsburg. Snyder county, at public
sale, on Saturday, Jau. 22nd.
The subscription for the projected
Lutheran church is in circulation and
meets with fair success. What will
you give2
No arrests have yet been made of
the leaders in the Bethlehem lynching
disgrace. The names of the leaders are
well known men Of influence in and a
bout Bethlehem.
WANTED IMMEDIATRLY, about
ten to fifteen bushels potatoes ard a.
bout five to eight bushels OF apples.
IL it suits you to pay off your subscrip-
tion in that way bring them along at
ones
Jacob s Elias Shook, AdminiStra-
tors OF Levi Shook, deceased, will Of
fer a valuable farm situated IN the east
end of Nittany Valley, ut pablic sale
on the premises, Jan, 9th next. See
bills.
The FORKS HoCsE, one OF the
best hotel stands in this section OF the
country, situate at Coburn Station on
the1ewisburg i Tyrone rail road, is for
sale. For particulars apply TO
II G. w. SLOWER.
Last Friday Daniel +. Sullivan
and Patrick Hayes were hanged in
Philadelphia, AMI Frank Lemmens and
Mrs. Meierhoffer at Newark, y. J.
The Rebersburg Musical Conven.
tion the other week WAS a grand sue
cess-genertlly and financially. The
net proceeds amount to SlOd. We
congratulate you, gentlemen.
down towards the Peninsula's
ium ing-off place in Maryland, Is a
man named Joshua Joynes, who ut one
meal recently ate 10 pounds of pork, S
links of sausage, goose, chicken, II
biscuits and several other things too
numerous to mentien>
Among Our callers within the last
week were Rev. Wieand, Of Rebers-
hurg, Mr.. Troxell, of Snyder county,
James C. Evans, Esq, of Spring Mills,
w. f. MuSser, or Pennsylvania Col
l,,ge, Howard Musscr and others "too
numerous To mention"
We hear that "our band" intends
to give concert in Miffiinburg, soon.
We hope they will, aud be successful,
too, for they deserve it. Tie reputa
tion of the boys Is A. No /, and our
Miflinburg friends may expect rich
musical treat. F5rhoftich scH is so,
Bruder Sckoch.
Rev. J. A. Koser, of Pine Gro We
Mills, has been handsomely donated by
his parishionels. Sau5ages, sugar,
rice, coffee, and other nice and good
things were received, nor was even
Dick, the horse, forgotten. Parson
Koser returns his thanks through the
papers; and that is just what other good
pastors would do under similar circum-
stances.
On Monday of this week Mr.. Is
rael Weaver, OF Aaronsburg, shot an
owl measuring feet 81 inches from
rip to tip. The bird had taken refuge
on Mr.. Weaver's saw mill and carried
at one of its legs steel rat trap with a
chain alta ched. Somebody's ret trap
is missing. Mr.. Weaver was not at
all nervous about the shooting, being
Cne of the steady Old kind Of marks
men; when he takes aim something
will get hurt sure.
DESERVED PROaoTIoE. Mr.. Frank
Stoughton, who for number Of years
IIdS LdlIIllulIS oOi ECA oo OAA
the L.-{& T. rail road, has been pro-
NOTED to the responsible position Of
conductor on the new train. No
worthier man could have been selec-
ted and we venture to cay that Mr..
Stoughton will be an eff ;ient and
obliging officer, as he is a true gentle
man-every inch of him. We congrat-
ulate Frank on his good luck.
VICK's FLORAL GUIDE.-This work
is before us, and those who send 10
cents to JAMES VICK, Rochester, n.
", for it will be disappointed. In
stead of getting cheap thing, as the
price would seem to indicate, they will
receive very handsome work Of 112
pages, and perhaps 500 Illustrations
not cheap, but elegant illustrations, on
the very best of calandered paper, and
AS a set off to the whole, a beautiful
Colored Plate that is worth twice the
price of the book.
The Commissioners of Centre
county made the following appoint
.oontS FOR 1891. Clerk Henry Beck