Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-05
Local Department.

-Oul NONGuOCI CtuIJ Seub HNt
prisoners to the western penitentiary.
Prof. J, II. Kurzenkuabe's singing
class now in progress in this towr
numbers 76 scholars.
The parsonage of the English
Lutheran church, ac Lock Haven, was
entirely destroyed by fire on the night
Of the 21st. OF Dec.
Much drunk enness and rowdyism
prevailed throughout the state over the
Holidays, and MiRheim had its usual
share.
Cashier Walter has bought Henry
n. Kreamer's property on Penn Street.
Henry expects to take Horace Greely S
advice.
Mr.. Charles w. Hosterman has
bought the Woodward Hotel property,
including some lands, and all that be-
longs to 1t. for the sam of $1,000.
Kind Providence has recently CIV
en- this section copiouS Jains, and the
wells and streams are amply repleniSh-
ed.
The Evangelical church at Mad
iSonbur& has been repaired, and will be
reopened next Sunday with appropriate
services. The christian public is re-
spectfully inYited to attend. ~
A subscription to a church made
on Sunday is valid and legal debt
and can be collected by law. The Su-
preme Court of Pennsylvania has re-
Gently so decided.
The Millheim B s. L. Association
meets next Monday evening This is
the last meeting for the current year
and it is desired to have full attend
ance.
DR.. STAN and family removed to
Millheim last week and are safely
housed in Rev. Deininger's house on
the hill. We understand that the doc
tor expects to resume the practice Of
medici .e shortly.
-Wm. Stoner and Harvey Bower
s0x have returned from the west. The
former was absent some five years, the
latter about year. Both are fne-look-
ing young men aad have always NAM
tained good characCars.
We had enough variety in the
weather list week to suit all tastes
fne, sunny days, rain and mud, and
cold, clustering storms with spriuk-
ling of snow. What more could any
body ask?
j. A. LIMBERI, the newmail con-
tractor, las procured fine new wagon
and is prepared to carry express pack
ages and other goods from Coburn to
Woodward and all intermediate points
at reasonable charges. If
The many friends of Rev. W. II. |
Diven, Of $alona, Will learn with s0r-
row and sympathy that his family was
recently much afflicted. Four children |
were down with scarlet fever-one of |
whom, a bright little girl OF seven
years, departed this life. The other
three are convalescing.
"A fine line Of Family Bibles, Pre-
sentatIon Bibles, Photograph Albums,
Velvet Frames, French Vases, Beauti- |
full Scrap Pastures, Paper Boxes, and
great variety of Fancy Goods generally.
Splendid S. School, Day School and
Visiting and other Cards-all very
cheap, at the Journal Store. If
GOOD PROPERTY AT PRIVATE
sALE.-The subscriber offers a good
property in Rebersburg at private sale,
at moderate price and reasonable
terms. 1t is well suited for wagon
maker, having a good shop thereon. A
good mechanic could do good bust
ness here, as there is no wagon shop in
town at this time. For particulars ap-
ply to
st. SAMUEL FRANK.
BY reading over the list OF "Mar-
ried'' it will be seen that cousin Har-
ris-better known as Rev. w. H.
Stover-had quite run Of custom in
the splicing line, recently. If he re-
ceived say SO from eacn happy groom,
land that's what such jobs are worth if
well performed) he should az once 90
TO Lewin's Philadelphia Branch Cloth
ing House, Bellefonte, and buy HIM
self brand new black troadcloth suit,
especially for such occasions. That
would no doubt bring a rush of busi-
ness.
We now know to dead certainty
what we all along believed, namely
that squire Granny is a thorougly
honest man. He found well-filled
pocket book on our street the other
Saturday and brought it directly to the
JoURNAL office to have it advertised.
Commissioner Wolfe, who happened to