Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-12-14
Local Department.
bring that Wood.

-Pledse bring that cood.
Daniel Noll, residing near Lewis
burg, IL the acknowledged weather pro-
phet OF Union connty.
Our friend barber Springer is con-
fined to bed by pneumonia. Hope he
may soon be out again,
Our old friend Samuel Otto left US
the other day for Burbank, Ohio,
where he expects to spend the winter.
-Logansville has flourshing Liter
airy Society--just what every town OF
that size and even smaller ones should
have.
Money sold for 20t per cent. pre-
mium for permanent loan at the meet
ing of the B. & L.. Association on
Monday evening.
The Union County Teachers insti-
tute meets at Miffiinburg next Monday.
Prof. Kurzenknabe will run the musi-
Cal department.
ID. A. Musser & J. p. Gephart
have retired from the lumber business
In the mountains. The extensive, ,oper-
ations near Paddy's Tunnel are now
operated by Whitmer, Walls & Co.
We heard the Rev. K J. Wolf, ID.
D., of the Theological Seminary at.Get-
tyaburg, deliver u most excellent ser
mon in the Lutheran church, Lewis
burg, last Sunday evening.
Inventors and PMtenteen-
should send for instructions, reason
able terms, references, &c, to Edison
Brothers, Solicitors OF Patents, Wash
ington. ID. G. who furnish the same
seitkos$ chdrgc. Edison Brothers Is o
we'll known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established In
1866. tt
Mr.. J. A. Limbert our acc0moda-
ting mail carrier on the Coburn-
Wood route herety informs his
many friends and patrons along the line
that he will carry packages OF almost
ali kinds and sizes at very reasonable
rates. Thanking them for their past
favors he respectfully snlicits their fur
ther patronage.
M. S. Fielder, executor, will sell
valuable real estate of the late John
Hess, deceased, Thursday, Decbr. 2Sth
next. The farm Is reputedly the
anest and best in Haines township,
and the several tracts OF timber
land are very valuable. Read notice
i'm another column.
Our friend w. III. B. Else nhuth
sent us a copy of the jamestown (Da-
kota) Morning Alert. Judging from
the general appearance of the paper we
infer that the new western town with
historic name is live, eHterprising
place-a second Millheim, pr obably, in
the FAR West.
VIM. Miller's new smithy neT ID.
A. Musser's foundry, is now complete
and rsady for business. Mr.. Miller is
one OF the best and most Skillful black
smiths i'm this section, especially in ag-
r!culrural implements and machinery.
Give him good material and good tools
and he will make almost anything. SUBJ
stantial and neat, that can be made out
OF iron and steel. Custom respect
Fr3v collected 2t
Our townsman, VIM. Kerstetter is
now enga ged in building new saw
mill for Judge Whitmer on the site Of
the one recently burned down. near the
residence of Fredk Weaver, below
Aaronsburg. Mr. J. X. Snyder, the
sawyer, informs us that new mill will
be ready for work In about fifteen
days.
Our staunch old democratic friend,
Mr.. George Shafer, OF Madisonburg,
made glad our poor heart the other day
by bringing us two new subscribers
with the cash for advance payments.
At that rate he is welcome to come ev-
cry day.
The first month of the winter term
of the Grammar School closed Dec. IL,
with an enrolment OF males Is, fe-
males 90, fetal 50 ; end a total per cent
attendance of 81. The following pupils
were present every day since admis-
sion G.. w. Harter, Z. z. Gutelius,
Chas. III. Held, John Eupp. j. G. Dein-
niger, frankie Deininger, Mary M.
Lose. Mable Musser, and Ella Contner.
The school was visited and encouraged
by Prof. D. NJ. Wolf. Rev. s. G. W..
Herold Directors DIR. ID. FL, Miugle,
Messrs. A. Walter, S. d. Musser, Ja-
cob Gephart, and several others. Pat
rons and friends OF education are cor
daily invited to visit US. Patrons are
.nr.ooLF,,1Ir, ,,rcod bo nonporafo with fhQ