Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-02-16

The convention will give two concerts,
on Friday and Saturday evenings, the
oath and 25th inst, for which a full
sized orchestra has been engaged, in
which the Professors sons will act q
leading part. The entire family have
high and rare musical attainments, and
meet with much success wherever they
60. They will also give musical en-
teltainuent of high order, in Lock
Haven, on Monday evening the 9TH
inst.
We learn that number Of our. r.town
people are going to attend these con-
certs:
AT the ANNUAL election Of the Mill
helm B. '& L. Association held on
Monday evening the following officers
were elected: PreSident-B. o. Denim
ger; Vice PreSi,lent-Frank Knarr;
Secrctary-A. Walter; Treas,rcr--J.
III. Reifsnyder; Directors S. !K. Faust,
J. O. Delninger. The directors hold
ing over are, J. W. Shook, s. ID. Mus
ser, III. w. Kreamer and III. L. Duck
There was boom in the stock mar
ket at this meeting and shares sold as
high as 2O4 per ct. premium. The
business of the Association is in Il
prosperous condition. New shares in
| Co. will be sold until next monthly
mectlng.
CHARLEY Sturgis does business on q
rush. He goes to LewISburg, buys out
that first class Watch and Jewelry
Store OF Capt. j. T.. Brooke, returns
and moves his family DOWNFALL within
the short space of few days. We feel
very sorry to lose Charley, but such
are the ways of business.
Charley will continue to carry on the
Watch and Jewelry business in Mill
helm as heretofore. Mr.. p. ii. Musser
will have charge Of the shop. ALL cork
entrusted 10 him 'rilL be guaranteed, =,
The continued patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited. 1t
"A nne line Of Family Bibles, Pre-
ssntAtl0n Bibles, Photograph Albums
Velvet Frames, French Vases, Beauti-
al Scrap Pictures, Paper Boxes, and q
great variety OF Fancy Goods generally
Splendid 5. School, Day School and
Visiting and other Cards-all very
cheap, at the Journal Store. II
Gust Deininger soon expects to en-.
ter the lecture field. His subject will
lie Snyder County its climate, soil,
natural resources, habits Of the natives,
advantages for immigrants, and 50
forth. Gust was down there last week
on fishing expedition. He didn't
bring any flsh-says the raScalS wouldn't
bite, but that his geographical, hiStor-
ical and general knowledge Of the coun-
try and its people were vastly improved
and intends that mankind shall share
the benetts Of that knowledge.
-If you can suit yourself at home
you should never e. away TO buy your
supplies. II your own business men
and mechanics offer to sell you goods
and Wares as good and as cheap as you
can buy elsewhere, you are in duty
bouRd to support them. On this prin-
cipal Mr. w. r. Camp, Of Centre Hall,
is fully entitled to your patronage. lie
Is square man and makes good, neat
work. You need not 60 out Of your
owr valley for furniture. Camp can
furnish you rs well and as cheapiy rs
anybody. Try him. 2t
Had two Jacks in town last week
at one and the same time. Not your
common kind Of jlcks, either, but real
sleek, nice Looking animals. They
answer to the names respectively, Of
Jack Love and Jack Spangler. The o"
pinion Of our people regarding these
chaps, as Tar az the returns are in, is,
that they are goodloOking fellows whe
washed and shaven, that they can eat
as heartily aud do as good days work
If they have any weakness in that
directioR-as the next two Jacks. They
may call again.
In these days when disease seems
to be aGoat ia the very air, people
should take most scrupulOns care Of
their health. Good wholesome food,
moderate work, regular habits, abso.
lutte cleanliness, proper ventilation of
houses, good conscience, pleasant
and even temper, and last but not least
good, warm clothing. such as Levin,
OK the Philadelphia Branctscl IL so cheap
", are about the best preventives we
know OF. Ifyou give strict attention
to all these sanitary regulations and
yet take sick, you will haYe the COM
fort to know it vas providential and
not the result Of your own carelessneSs
or neglect.
Next Tuesday the local election
will be held for township and borough
officers, and it liz the duty of every citi-
zen to see to it that good competent
men are chosen to transact our public