Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-05-04
Local Department.

John D. Foote, deceased. 81
Several new houses are being built
at Coburn. 1t is also rumored that the
Evangelical church is to go up without
delay.
The Millhelm B. & L. Association
meets next Monday evening, which
means that you are to pay up your
dues. "Don't you forget it."
-Deininger & Musser have again re-
ceivea q large lot of marble direct from
the quarries. This Fl rm furnishes very
fine monuments and other work as low
as city prices.
PHOsPHATE.--John II. MuSSer keeps
constantly on hand at Coburn Station
superior quality of phosphate, which
lie sells in large or small quantities at
most reasonable prices. If
Mr.. p. III. Musser, our young jew
eier, who is carrying on the business
for c. A. SturgiS, Of Lewisburg, is
having lots of work. He is q careful
and prompt mechanic and an obliging
young Gentleman. Go and try him.
Jerome Spiglemyer has returned
from New York With fine, large lot
of Spring and Summer goods Mr..
Spigelmyer is one of the most enterpris.
ing as we'll az most successful mer-
chants in the valley.
j. A. Limbert, the mail contractor
on the route between Coburnand 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
punctual'y attended to.
Rev. Zwingli A Yearick, the new
pastor of the Aaronsburg Reformed
charge, begins his labOrs here on next
Sabbath. lie is u young minister Of
excellent reputation and hre abilities
and we wish him abundant success IN
our midst.
w. Il. Ettlinger, of Woodward,
will havesale of all his personal proper
~, two building lots and lumber for
house, on Saturday, May 9th. This
will be a good opportunity TO buy
splendid furniture, carpets and other
household goods, IT
WANTED. The undersigned wishes
TO secure a man who will either rent
lis blacksmith shop, two miles west of
Woodward, and carry on the business,
or work for him rs a Land. For par.
ticuldrs apply to
4t J. II. WEAVER.
The rev monster hotel at Spring
Mills, which is to be known as the
Spring Mills House, is to be formally
opened on the 18th instant Mr.. Nash
the proprietor, is an experienced hotel
ist, and will spare neither labor nor ex-
pense to make it popular summer re-
sort.
No better place to buy boots and
shoes in the county than Doll Il Min
gle'S, in Bellefonte. They sell lady's
dress shoe for S2G0; a fine button walk
ing shoe for S1.OO; carpet slippers for 25
cents: mems Drogans for 81 90, and 9TH
ers iii proportion. Try Doll & Mingles'
shoes. If
The Council of Du Bois, Clearfeld
county, has passed al ordinance max
ing it compulsory for travelling statesmen
to pay lice nse when plying their vo-
cation in that town. Now, if one town
has the right to tax travelling agents
we presume that others have too, and
suggest that our council look into this
matter. The borough needs all the
revenue it is lawfully e:titled to.
business is quite brisk at Mrs. An
ns N. Weaver's Millinery Store,
since the arrival Of the new Spring and
Summer styles. The ladies who have
been there say that the hats are Just a
little too lorely for anythiey. Of course
we men DON'T profess to understand
the matter, but are only too happy to
pay for what our dear wives and affec-
tionate daughters select. Read Mrs.
Weayer's advertisement and then go
and pick your hat without delay.
NOTICE. Work is to be resumed at
the new Lutheran Church in MIllheim,
and all persons knowing themselves in
debted OH subscription are most re-
speetfully requested to make payment.
All monies subscribed are needed at an
early day.
JOHN TOMLINsoN,
JONATHAN HARTER,
Z. O. DEININGER,
Finance CJm mittee.
LARGE SALE.-Dr. p. Z. Musser, ad.
ministrator, will sell the personal ef-
fects OF John ID. FoOte, late OF Mill
helm, deceased, beginning Friday. May
18th inst. There is a very large a.