Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-07-13

Miss Emma Haas, of Miffiinburg,
was in town last and this week visit
ing her sister, Mrs. VIM. Mauck.
Frank Miller and John Luse paint
ed Nittany Valley last week-or at
least good part of it.
--Miflinburgers are delighted over
the prospects of rail road from their
town to Mr.. Casts extensive timber
forests about four miles distant.
-Neighbor d. 4. Musser proved
"vhat he knows about farming by
bringing in timothy stalk feet g.
inches long. Beat it if you can.
Our farmers are having excellent
hay weather this week, and large guam
titles of the precious crop have already
been made in the best condition.
w. A. Tobias, Esq, has been max
ing Millheim his headquarters for the
last few weeks. He still has a warm
heart for the old place.
Mr.. McNeven and lady of New
York City arrived in town last week,
and expect to spend part of the sun
mer in this valley and are stopping at
Musser's hotel.
The state of the weather on the
glomious 4th was not at all favorable to
the full development of the "spirit of
T6", and more common spirits were
Therefore substituted in many cases.
From this time out we will call
Jim Smith a clever fellow and a real
kind neighbor. He has constructed
a new, substantial side walk along the
JOURNAL OFFICE front.
The administrators of Adam Ter
by, deceased, will offer some valuable
property at public sale on Saturday Aug
9Th. See notice il an others column
and sale bills. is.
Rev. E. D. Keen. of Beavertown,
Snyder CO unity, is here on visit to the
old home and friends. "Man" seems
to flourish on Snyder county soil like
a green tree. He is the very picture of
health.
Lutte GOES HEAD.-Last week our
friend Luther B. Frank brought a
wheat stalk to our Office measuring 6
fee: inches in length, with a fine
large head. 1t is new variety called
PattiSon, and pro mises to be very pro-
ductive and popular.
The Lutheran Ladies' Mite Society
had its sixth monthly meeting Monday
evening 3rd inst. The attendance was
very full and much interest was mani
tested. Seve raj new members joined
and quite a number of honorary mem
bers were elected. The society though
only six months old, already has the re-
spectacle sum of S IL. 81 in its treasury.
LEwIN,-of the Philadelphia Branch
Clothing Store, is one of the most ac-
commodating merchants one can meet.
He will cheerfully show his goods, even
if you do not buy. But you will almost
surely return aud buy at the Branch,
after having priced goods elsewhere.
Clothing, hats and caps and gents fur
nishing goods of every grade and price
cheaper than the cheapest.
During our stay in Lock Haven on
the fourth we stopped at the Irwin
House, of which the Hon. s. Woods
Caldwell is the proprietor. The house
was filled with guests, but as usual
the efficiency of its genial landlord made
them all feel at home and we'll cared
for. Under such management hotel
can't fail to win the patronage of the
travelling public.
should send for instructions, reason
able terms, references, &C., to Edison
Brothers, Solicitors of Patents, Wash
ington, D. G. who furnish the same
,oitho,a charge. Edison Brothers is a
we'll known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established in
1866. u
All yes, the dear ladies know just
how and when to do real genuine act
of kind ness. But for the ladies-Goc
bless them-all love, refinement, cul-
ture, yea, civilization itself, would sooI
vanishfrom the face of the earth" Thes'
were some of our thoughts as we crate
fully viewed the finest dish OF straw
berries ever pres ented to apoor printer
Mrs. u. A. Musser was the thoughtful
doner. Thanks.
-Messrs. S. X. Sankey & Co., hav
our thanks for bottle Of ALKALINE
a toothwash manufactured by thes
gentlemen. We have tried this articl
in the family and can truly say, tina
it takes a satisfactory effect on tn
teeth after the second or third applica
tion, making them clean and pearl
white. We recommend it to our read