Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-23
Union county is agitating the
question OF q poor house.

Union county is agitAting the
question OF poor house.
-Saturday-rain and sleet, very dis
agreeable, even for March weather.
Good sized thunder gust 10 the evening
We are informed that Rev. Twin
sly Yearick has declined a call from
the Aaronsburg (Reformed) charge.
Communications giving local news
and happenings in short, readable form,
are always welcome. Send them in
friends.
Tomorrow (Friday1 Jonathan
Meyer, one OF the murderers Of the
KintzIers, will be hung at MiddleDurg,
Snyder county.
The Reporter intimates that some
body in Miles township has been cut
ting too many scalps out of one skunk
skin. Who is the guilty chap?
-Haines township has a cash bal
ance in her treasury of $639.04, and
all debts paid. That is what We call
good management
Those OF our subscribers who
change their post office addresses by re-
moving to other places will please
lotify us OF the fact. St
Sales and fitting are plenty, but
corn, potatoes and apples scarce. Pa
tience, friends-a good fruit year is
prophesied by those old enough to
know.
The JOURNAL OFFICE had printed
more sale bills this winter and spring
than ever before in the same time, and
we are ready to print many more. Our
bills are popular.
Brother Tuten Las recently inven-
ted verv ingenious and convenient
little article fDr country editors and
thinks Of getting il patented. He calls
it 1T IS sad"
Our borough fathers appointed
Jonathan Harter Treasurer Of the bor-
ough. This is an excellent selection,
for il the borough gets strapped Yo:y
can run the shanty on his own hook.
All goods at the Philspelphja
Branch Clothing House are marked in
plain figures and the lowest figures at
that you Can find anywhere. Levin is
not to be underSold by anybody. 2t
Our friend Frank Musser will a
gain open school in Aaronsburg, in
April. Frank is thorough scholar,
an experienced, competent teacher and
a young man Of good standing and
character. Hope he win get a good
school.
If you need dictionary and you
certainly do. for have been talking q
bout getting one this long whlle-don't
spend your money for anything less
than Webster's Unabridged, the latest
and best. The Journal store will fur
nish you one as cheaply as anywhere.
We learn from reliable sources
that several young mechanics expect I'd
remove to town in spring to go into
business. That's just the class of peo.
pie we want. Good steady, indus
trious mechanics are doubly welcome.
Come along-a dozen of you at once.
Prof. Kurzenknabe passed through
town on Monday, stopping just long
enough to shake hands with his friend s.
He has just closed a successful singing
class and concert at Logansville and
now goes to Hartleton. He is in best
health and spirits.
CAUTIoN.-All persons, and more
parti :ularly merchants, are hereby
cautioned not to sell goods to any per
son on my name without a written or
der from me, as l will hereafter pay NJ
accounts except contracted by myself.
WILLIAM WOLF.
j. A. Limber., the mail contractor
on the route between Coburn and Wood
ward, is prepared to carry express
packages and other goods to all point
along the route at reasonable charges
All business entrusted to him will b
punctualy attended to.