Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-19
Local Department.

Mother Maize is still confined to
her bed,
DR.. Siam has purchased Samuel
Bame's property, at present occupied
by Henry Brown.
The State Temperance Union will
hold It's convention ut Harrisburg on
Friday next.
The hands Of Il. Mann & Sons
axe factory, at Mill Hall, one hundred
and ten in number, are on strike.
Wilson's uuMpty Dumpty Com
pany will exhibit in the Town Hall at
AIillheim next Saturday evening.
Court viii commence next Monday.
A good many of our neiGhbors will NJ
tend the same.
--Spiglemyer sells white sugar at 10
cents, best brown at and good brown
at : cents.
Mr.. Lambert Noll, of West Buff
alo township, Union Co., is to take
charge of Reighard's farm, near Mill
helm, next spring.
Daniel Heiser has resigned as mail
agent on our rall read and VIM. ii.
Donehower has been appointed In his
stead.
Winter has made his appearance in
earnest. Snow and ice are getting
plenty and warm coalstoves are consid-
cred charming article.
Mr. Jacob Wolf continues to act as
agent for the Lewisburg Dye Works.
Shawls aud other garments left at the
Journal Store will receive attention.
Bring then in. If
The new town pump on Snook's
corner works like a charm, and is do
ing an excellent business Those who
prefer water to the other stuff, to
Quench the thirst, again have an even
chance.
j. A. LIMBERT, the newmail con,
tractor, has 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
Mr.. John II. Breon, the jolly mil
Ter at Centre Mills, can make just as
much and as good -four from the same
amount Of wheat as any other chap
thateveI handled half bushel. John
Knows how TO 10 t.
The CO niSsi1 lec3 OF Berxs cIun-
ty are refuuding the county debt at
four per cent. interest. We suggest
that the commissioners of our county
make an Nvifort to do the same. That
would be a reform of a very substantial
KIDD.
The merchants Of Lewisburg have
Egreed, over there signatures, to close
their places of business at 7 O'Clock p.
NJ. sharp, during the months of jan
uary and February. o but we pity the
poor men and BOYS of that town who
can't stand it at home.
"A fine line of Family Bibles, Pre-
sentatlon Bibles, Photograph Albums,
Velvet Frames, French Vases, Beauti-
full Scrap Pictures, Paper Boxes, and a
great variety Of Fancy Goods generally.
Splendid S. School, Day School and
Visiting and other Cards-all very
cheap, at the Journal Store. If
-Small pox seems to be spreading
over the whole land, and no town or
community is safe against the dread
disease. AS precautionary measure
vaccination is of primary Importance.
Next 70 this cleanliness about person
and premises. good ventilation and
temperate habits are essential.
BIG PORKERs.-Mr. Joseph K. Moy-
er, OF Centre Mills, comes in last but
not least. He butchered five hogs last
week weighing respectively 4S3, 4I6,
37S, 377, and 347-average 400s-total
20O4lbs. Well, "Ebbes sceeS ner IN eb-
bes aCeeS mer q net: ner Gcees dGSz die
Miller groSze S1eu hen G,Oer con lCenl
,Seim Fuder sic so groSz 'cerre, sell ,ceeS
qller net.
If you want nice, tine pair but
ton CATERS for your wife or your daugh-
ter, B. F. Kister is the very chap to
serve you. He makes them equally as
neat as any brought from the city,
much more durable, and at very med !.
crate price. Good honest work and no
pasUeboard in filling up. just try
Franks gaicerS.
In figuring over Charley Wolfe's pro
spective majority for Governor, next
fall, the Mifainburg Telegraph is get
ling used to big figures. The following
are two prime samples clipped from
last weeks issue:
At meeting of the Bartholomew