Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-02-02
The papers say that Rev. w. III.
Gotwald, of Milton, is seriously Ill.

The papers say that Rev. w. III
Gotwald, Of Milton, is seriously Ill.
Read revised timetable OF tn,
Lewisburg i Tyrone rail road.
The spring election takes place or
Tuesday the Dist instant. What offic,
are yoN running for A?
Mr.. Michael Harper sold his land:
around Aaronsburg, some S2 acres, tt
Jas. p. Coburn and Frank Dutweiler
ut $50 per acre.
Mr.. VIM. X. Forster recently sold
III acres of timber land near Centre
Mills, to Joseph Bierly, for $l75j
gross.
Gen. II. 4. Hickman paid the
JOURNAL Office visit last week. The
general is one of Clinton county's solid
men.
Landlord J. p. 8. Weidensaul, at
Lewisburg, was convicted the other
week of selling liquol to minors, and
now has chance between $500 fine
and costs or ninety days Jail.
The LutheraRs Of Snydertown are
making arrangements TO build a
new church, which is very much need
ed at that place. We wish the breth-
ern all possible success.
David McGonigle, CT Milleville, n.
j., hes the chance between paying
Sl3.55 or ten days Jail, for splitting to-
bacco juice On the floor Of the II. E.
CHURCH, Of that place.
There will be quite a number Of
public sales in this neighborhood the
coming spring. Lovers Of good din
ners will please take notice and be on
hand.
The Re6ersburg Lutheran congre-
CATION observed the Week of Prayer,
which resulted in an extensive revival
OF religion. There are already twenty
inQuirers and many more are ex-
expected 10 follow.
Mr.. George, II. Hdrter residing
near Ertel's Mill, bought the Red Mill
property In Potter twp, with some for
ty acres of land, for the sum of Sc, 200.
1t is good property, and cLeap. Sor-
~ to lose George.
WHERE ARE THEY.-Mr. Daniel B.
Weaver, residing near Penn Hall, lost
FIVE sheep abo ut six weeks ago, they
having strayed away. Any informa-
tion concerning ther whereabouts will
lie thankfully received.
The Nih1inburg Telegraph says
that y telegram was received from
Denver, Col, stating that F. NJ. Fury,
our ex-conductor on the L. & T. r. R.,
WAS honDrably acquitted from the
charge of abstracting goods from
fleight cars.
Brother Tuten says that the Belle
fOnte pavements are not safe for
drunken men TO travel on. Don't
know how that is-have no experimen-
tai knowledge whatever in that line,
and therefore feel bound to take his
word for it.
"A fne line Of Family Bibles, Pre-
sentatlon Bibles, Photograph Albums,
Velvet Frames, French Vases, Beauti.
ul Scrap Pictures, Paper Boxes, and q
great variety Of Fancy Goods generally
Splendid s. School, Day School and
Visiting and other Cards-all very
cheap, at the Journal. Store. tt
-Eighty-three persons have recently
united with the nj. e. Church, al
Bellefonte, as the visible fruits Of re
rival of eight weeks duration. If these
eighty-three remain faithful to theil
VOWS and lead consistent, christian
lives, wha blessing they may be t(
themselves, their families, the com
munity and the church at large. How
careful and industriously should every
congregation cherish aud encourage, in
struct and develop new converts. Are
christians generally alive and active tt
their duties on this line 2
IMPORTANT. TO those contemplat
ing marriage-that is those who soor
expect to be married-that means sucl
as expect to go to housekeeping soor
after they are married-it is very i'm
portant to know just where to 60 fo
good and cheap furniture. w. r
Camps at Centre Hall, is exactly sucE
place. He makes the best kind o
furniture and sells really cheap
Whether you need Chamber suit, par
lor suit, lounges, chairs, or any othel
article in his line, you can do as well a:
anywhere in the county. Just try Mr.
Camp, and you will find that we tel
YOU the square truth in the matter. q