Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-31


sale. Inquire at this office. If.
1t is said that the Union county
Agricultural fair is going to be big
thing this year.
Jeremiah Haines, executor, win
sell the estate of Geo. Weight, deceas-
ed, about five miles east Of Rebersburg,
on Saturday, Oct. 7th, next.
The executors of Thomas Hoster-
man, late of Haines township, deceas-
ed, will have sale ofthe PEI sonal effects
of decedent, Saturday Sept. 10th.
Let us all help our band to get their
uniforms by attending their festival
and Investing in some of the refresh
mentS.
"A fine line of Family and Presen-
tation Bibles, Photograph and Auto
graph Albums, flne Stationary, SC,
just received at the Journal Store.
We learn from the Girard (KansAs)
Press that or friend PEI cival j. Lett,
zell is candidate Cor County Supeli in.
tendent of Crawford county, Kansas.
Hope he may be elected.
- Six robberies were attempted in
Lewisburg last week-one each day, or
rather each night, on an average. The
robbers carry ladders and enter the
second story windows. In two cases
they were successful. And what are
the citizens going to do about it
SO REwARD.-I will pay a reward
. of ten dollars to the person, to whom |
gave two new fly nets, to deliver to W.
l.. Musser, and who will certify that
he did deliver the same to said w. L..
MuSser. r. V. SHAFER.
st Late of Howard Pa.
We had very good, soaking rain
on Saturday night and Sunday. OF
course scme people growl that it is too
late to help The corn much, but for our
part we have no disposition to quarrel
with Providence on that score. Guess
He understands His business.
1t was gratifying to see how our
citizens focked around Gov. Curtin at
R"bersburg. Every one wanted word
with the grand old Governor. All
wished to have hearty shake of his
biz, generous hand. There is gener-
al desire that he should call again be-
fore the ca npaign closes.
Mr.. Absalom MotZ, formerly os
woodward, but for some years ecgag-
Cd in gold min Jig in South Carolina,
was here this week to visit the old
home and oil friends. His brother
Emanuel Motz, is il England now in
the interests of their mining opera
tions.
Mr.. VIM. Otto, one of Milheim's
most exemplary Toys, but for many
years resident of CochrantOn, Venan-
go county, paid visit to the old home
and friends last week. He reached
just in time to take part in the reun-
ion of Co A, of which he was one of
the bravest members. William is al
ways welcome to call again.
CAUrIoN-Al persons are her eby
cautioned to desist from bathing OIL
swimming on our premises on Sunday,
0rfrom tamperiDg with the pleasureboat
or the lock attached to it at any time,
4 disregard of this notice will result
in prosecution at law.
D. A. MUssER,
+. PIERCE,MUssER.
Aug. oath, 1882 2
NoTIcE.-All persons knowing
themselves indebted to the estate q
Jonathan Philips, deceased, on VeDdu'
or other notes are ereby requested tx
make payment without delay. The
property of the estate Is now all sold
and the executors desire to settle up.
ct Executors.
Inventors and PRtentees-
should send for instructions, reason
able terms, references, &C., to Edison
Brothers, Solicitors of Patents, Wash
iAgton. D. G.. who furnish the SAM
sotthom eh arge. Edison Brothers Is
well known and successful frm of larg
experience, aving been established IL
1865. t
NoTTCE.-Sub scribers to the Luth-
eran church at M illheim who have no
paid their subscri ptions ale most kind
sy requested to do so. The aRount
are long overdue and the money il
much needed. Friends help US along
JonN TOMLlNseE,
JONATHAN HARTER,
B. 0. DEININGER,
Finance Committee
Read, Mark and Learn
That a fine, enclosed Picnic Ground