Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-06-15
Local Department.

1t is thought that the huckleberry
crop viz be plentiful.
About six hundred hands are at
wclk on the new rail road between
Suubury and Lewisburg.
Read the new rail road time table.
Trains leave Coburn at els in the
morning and 20 in the afternoon.
The Mexican county court grant
4 seventeen divorces the other week.
Shameful.
Mrs. John Tonner, of Beech Greek,
was here last week on a visit to her pa
rents, Sheriff Musser's.
Money sold at Il per cent. premi-
um nj the regular meeting of the q. 4
L. Association on Monday evening.
Col. JacoS Wolf left for Schuylkill
county, on Monday morning. Guess
he heard of SONS mice horse" down
there that he would like to see.
Mr.. John Yarger and lady, of
HartlatOR, were here this week on a
visit toll. III. Tomlinson's. They ap-
pear bale and hearty.
-Phllipsburg wants town clock.
Getting tony out there. Next they will
want elevated rail roads, electric lights,
and sicl.
Il corner stone for new Evangel-
i,al church will be laid at Cowan,
Union county, next Sunday. Rev.
Benjamin Hengst, Of Lewishurg, will
oficiate.
John Il. Bair offers his services TO
10 the public as horse doctor. He has
yesrs Of experience in the business and
viii 90 his utmost to give satisfaction
10 all that will patronize him. st
-ASunbJry chap got so mad that he
said the business men of that town are
TO sinking stinGy to provide street
sprinkler. That fellow might hurt
somebody.
Prof. Z. :. Breidenbaugh OF Get
tysburg, i hereby rendered our thanks
for m invitation to attend the Semi
Centennial Celebration of Pennsylya-
MIA College.
Next Satuyda Y basket picnic will
D, Leli in keen's Grove about one and
!. hall mile west of Millheim by the
penas Valley Picn ic Association. See
b;ils for particulars.
The administrators of Adam Zer-
IL, deceased, will ofer some valuable
property at public sale on Saturday Aug
9Th. See notice il an other column
ard sale bills. IS.
Our friend ID. H. Rote took sick
0hile clerking DR.. Musser's admins
tra.or's sale on Satu rday evening. We
re glad to state no wever that Dan is
pretty well over it again.
The assessed valuation of all the
rCL am d personal property in Clinton
c,lntNam cunts to S3, 946, ,441. About
$1,000. 900, would be much nearer the
truth
WANTED.-A good jour shoemaker,
os sober, industrious habits, able to
AXE all kinds OF work. Apply to
B. T. KIsTER,
r. Millheim, Pa.
The sale of the personal effects of
John d. Foote, deceased, will be re-.
suued on Saturday, and will then
2rolably close. Quite a variety of
things viii be sold, among which is a
sF,eudid iron safe.
THREE REASONS. The reasons Doll
s Eiagle, in Bellefonte, do such a
-cslfng business in boots and shoes,
ace-hrSt their stock is of the best;
secondly, their prices are the very low
ezt; and thirdly, they are liberal adver-
l5sers and square men to deal with.
Georges Valley has fourishing
sunday School with membership of
$50. Tt meets In the church about a
nile south from Spring Mills. If there
IS another rural Sunday School In Cen
re county so we'll attended we would
Ike 10 hear from it.
Tie family Of Mr.. Nelson Diefen-
t1erfer cf White Deer township, Union
Co. lost four child ren by death within
few weeks, all carried away by that
dread disease, scarlet fever. The first
victim was a son aged 20. The others
we're :, and 4 years old respectively.
A new post Office has been estab-
lisled at Farmers Mills, and very ap-
rronriately nam ed F"rnaers' Mills.
Our friend John s. Auman, is appoin t.
i Post Master. THIS new office will
aeeommodate a pref ty large communi-
= md will be great convenience tothe
re3ple of that neigh borhood.
Our neighboring town, Lock Ha-
z-a~ II n,akinr nrpnaratiOnS to Celo-