Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-02-23

I Standing JUS eAITtntlg QlShRT eaule uaS'
In our borough politics were not made
a factor, as the Chief Burgess and ma
jority Inspector are both republicans.
We give the result as fur rs we c>uld
obtain them.
MILLuEIN BoRoUeH:-ChiG Burgess,
S. &. Gutelius, Assistant Burgess, H.
X. Luae; Council, Jacob Alter, j. &.
Springer, John H. Maize, Jas. G.
Smith, Israel Confer, A. A. Frank;
High Constable, Il. Bartholomew;
School Directors, Jacob Gephart, ID. H.
AmGle, r. S. Meyer; OvtrHrS, Jona-
than Harter, VI. II. Weiser; Assessor,
ID. J.. Zerby; Juigs, ID. A. MuSser; IN
SpeciorS, John +. Harter, Il. A. Bu-
miller; Auliior, J. II. b. Hartman;
Constable, CIV. Slower, Jr.
PENN TOWNSHIP: :-JIstics OF the
Peace, i. II. Stover; Supervisors, b. r.
FrankenGerGer, John II. Frank; Deer
seerS, Noah Stoyer, John Bracht;
School Directors, David Fielder, Elias
Hoover; Judge, II. r, Zerby; Inspectors,
Henry Slower, Jacob $. Never; Asses
sor, A. j. Camphell; Auditor, Jacob w.
Meyer; Io,0n Clerk, Him. III. Ertel;
Constable, Daniel b. Geary.
HAINEs TOWNSHIP Justice Of the
Peace, Henry Reinhsrt; Supervisors,
John EIrtin, ". j. Krape; OrsrseerS,
Abs Confer, Sam'l L. Notz; School Di.
rectorS, J. ". Russell, Sol. Ettlipger;
Judge. II. A. Mn gle; Inspectors, I'm.
Condo, Charles Bower; Assessor,
Charles Smith; Auditor, Wm, I, Meyer
76,oa Clerk, IL. q. Shafer; ConStdjle, j.
II. Wyle.
NILES TowNsuIP:-Justice Of the
Peace, ". J. Carlin; Supervisors, Jacob
Gephart, Reuben Or amly; OccrseCrS,
John X. Hosterman, John Shafer;
School Directors, Newton BrunCard,
jeremiah Suayely; Judge, Simon Smull:
Inspectors, FIN. Kreamer, Jacob Bur
kert; Assessor, s. N. Wlnter; Aud,tor,
John S. Emerick; IbUa Clerk, JOS. X.
Weber; Constable, +. p. Barker.
WHO MOVES ?-Millheim aud its
viciaity will have an unusually large
number of fittings this spring. a few
families are leaving or have already
left for other parts, but tie majority
only move from one house TO another.
This matter of moving nearly every
spring is without question great bur
den and hardship to many, ard we
most heartily wish that people had
houses Of their own more generally
than is the ease now. 1t should be the
objective point of every man to found
an own home, even if ig takes years Of
hard toll and rigid economy TO accom-
plish it. Much Of the evil of frequent
moving could be mitiPated, and it
would clearly work to the interest Of
both landlords and tenants, if the lat
ter would stay on the same premises
for number or yeals.
BIT We we're going 10 tell who
moves. To begin the n, Abner Miller
moves into the old mill house, east end
of town; II. IL TomiinSon m YES into
the old Harter house, just vacated by
Charles 4. SturgiS. WHO moved to
Lewis5urg last week; David Miller
gets iCto Thomas Iare's house, North
street; Samuel Ulrich goes on Evert'S
farm at Coburn; DR.. Siam bought
Samuel Bame's property and takes
po session in April; Henry Brown
bought John Stoner'5 house, the old
pottery, aud goes there; Mr.. Cone
moves iDto the mountains, at Gep-
hart 4 Musser's saw mill; Samu,l
Weiser, Jr., just one door west, where
Mr. Cone yacates; Wm. B. Hart
man moves into Lamy 81 Knarr's
house, Nor tn street; Father Maize
ouits housekeeping and makes his
home with Christ Woodlng; James d.
Luce moves 20 his fathers house, which
his brother Henry leaves and moves to
Rev. C. F. Deininger'S house, Vim. n.
Auman takes possession where James
d. Luse leaves; a. Walter goes into
his own house on Penn street, recently
purchased from Henry n. Kreamer;
Ben Weiser to Frogt0wn, into his own
house; Z. Bartholomew takes charge
of the premises that Ban leaves; Har-
vey Lamy moves into John Keen's
house, Main street; ;Wm. NJ. Meyer goes
into SIm'l OttO's house North street;
John Long quits farming and moves
into Daniel Ulrich's house, South
street; Josiah Long gets Dutweilel's IS
house, near Iron Bnldge; Jerome Spig-
elmyer fits into his own house, Penn
street, lately bought from J. Ii. Reif-
snyder; Henry n. Kreamer goes
west Slifer, g4ts ShoOk's house, Penn
street; Jacob Keen comes TO town, into
DR.. .Deshler's house, his son John takes
the farm; Rev A. Shannon moves into
Mrs. Nees' house, Main street, where
David Miller now is; Jesse Kreamer
gets the Eorney property, where bar
Der Springer lives, while the Bal Der
ooes into his own house bOupht Of