Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-06-08
LEGAL Department.

The grain and grass fields in these
pats have much improved lately and
appear promising.
The Supreme Court Of Pennsylva-
MIA has decided that permanent camp
meeting grounds are taxable.
-Spigelmyer beats the town for low
prices. Best White Sugar-10 cts,
Good Green Ooffee-li cts.
Two barrels of excellent cider vine
gar, good iron safe and tread power
will be sold next Saturday at DR.. Mus
ser's administrator sale.
Charley Sturgis was UP to see. ."tho
folks" last week, and as usual, paid
his respects to the JOURNAL OFFICE.
That's good boy.
Rev. w. H. Gotwald, Of Milton,
has been obliged to quit preaching for
the present, by reason Of an affection
of the throat.
Rev. A. b. Erhard, of Fishersville,
Dauphin Co., was here last week on a
visit to the old home and friends. He
looks we'll and seems to enjoy his noble
work.
A large assortment of cream col
cred and black Buntings, cream and
black Grenadines, and nice Black
Velvet for so cts per yard at Splgelmy-
er's.
MIR. J. Calvin Meyer, of Aarons-
burg, has just completed highly sue
eessful term as teacher at one Of the
public schools of Bellefonte, and is
now at home again.
Architect Joseph q Nesbit, of
1ewisburg, was here last week to in
spect the work of the new church. He
is much pleased with it and pronounces
it a first class job.
Col. J. p Cobarn Il lady are in
the west visiting friends and seeing the
country. They touched Girard, Kan
sas, on the 3Oth of last month. Hope
they may enjoy their trip.
John R. Bair offers his services to
to the public as horse doctor. He has
years of experience in the business and
will do his utmost to give satisfaction
to all that will patroni8e him. st
Gen. Garibaldt the great Italian
warrior and patriat, died at Caprera,
his beloved island home, on Friday eve
ming the second instant. Italy mourns
t be loss of its greatest and purest man.
The Bellefonte Republican intimates
that Spring Mills is the centre Of the
state. But what is the centre Of the
universe =? Guess Bellefonte-until E.
lection day.
e. G. Campbell has taken his son
Samuel into co-partnership, and the
firm is now E. G.. Campbell s. Son.
The new firm has already enlarged and
improved their store both inside and
out.
CARD.-The Veteran Club Of Spring
Mills hereby return their thanks to the
ladies who so kindly furnished flowers
and assisted in making bouquets and
arches.
w. 81. BARTHOLOMEW,
Sec'Y.
j. A. Limbert, the mail contractor
on the route between Coburn and Wood
ward, is prepared to carry express
packages and other goods to all points
along the route at reasonable charges.
All business entrusted to him will be
punctually attended to.
THREE EEAsONs, The reasons Doll
& Mingle, in Bellefonte, do such a
rushing business in boots and shoes,
are-frst their stock is of the best;
secondly, their prices are the very low
est; and thirdly, they are liberal adver-
tisers and square men to deal with.
Rev. G. W. E. Siegle has left our
midst last week and located at Phillips
burg, where he expects to engage in
pastoral work. He is most excellent
christian gentleman and faithful minis
ter, and takes with him the best wishes
of our entire community.
To Mr.. 8 MRS. JAMES GIBsoN:-
Unless you call and pay bill, the goods
pledged for the same will be sold at
public auction on Wednesday the l4th
instant.
MRS. B. NAsH.
Spring Mills House,
June 8th 1882.
ABS Harter is the most expeditions
the most gentlemanly and altogether
the best auctioneer in these parts. He
has won golden opinions by the man
ner in which he dispatches business at
the large sales of the estate of John D.
Foote, deceased. 1t is a real pleasure
to buy of Abs.
The minor improvements in town