Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-10-12
Local Department.


MIR. James NJ. Gephart has again
left us for Carlisle where he attends
college.
Mr.. John Kersteter, the old boss
mason of Sugar Valley, is here again
building foundation for j. W.
Shook.
MFR. Elias Kreamer, Of Union
county was around last week supplying
our people with the last instalment of
peaches.
"A fine line Of Family and Presen-
tation Bibles, Photograph and Auto
graph Albums, fine Stationary, &c,
just received at the Journal Store.
AT the meeting of the B. 4 L. AS
sociation on Monday evening money
sold at 10 per cent. premium for perma-
nent loan.
The executors of Thomas Hoster-
man deceased, will offer some valuable
real estate at public sale on Tuesday,
November 2Sth. Sec notice in another
column.
The Democratic County Committee
opened rooms in the second floor of the
Conrad House. Democrats from all
sections of the county are always well
come to call whether on business or
pleasure. Republicans who will vote
fol Pattison are also invited.
Our old friend George Meyer of
LDgausville, sent us monster sweet
potato that measures 12t inches in cir
cumference, and weighs one pound and
thilteen ounces. Several such would
make mess even for a poor, hungry
editor.
If any of our farmer patrons have
barrel or two of good, fresh cider to
spare we would he ever so much oblig-
cd to have it. Nor are we overly par
tlcular as to the price-so we can pay
it in JOURNALS. Now 'iust please
don't all speak at once. If
We never saw better line of boots
and shoes than those kept BY Doll 4
Mingle in Bellefonte. If you 60 to
Bellefonte Just give them call and be
convinced for yourself. You will get
the full worth of your money and will
be fairly dealt with from beginning to
end.
Inventors and Patentees-
should send for instructions, reason
able terms, references, &C., to Edson-
Brothers, Solicitors Of Patents, Wash
igton, D. G. Who furnish the same
vitLoa charge. Edison Brothers is q
we'll known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established in
1865. tt
CORNER STONE LAYING cor
ner stona for new Evangelical church
in Georges Valley, on the southern
road leading to Potter's Bank, will be
laid next Sunday the 18Th instant, no
preventing Providence. Rev. U. +.
Swengle, p. E, and Rev. n. Young
are expected toofficiate. The public is
Cordially invited to attend. r
Mr.. Andrew Harter has rented
Sheriff Mussel's Tannery and opened a
leather finishing business. He keeps
on hand a full supply Of ali kinds of
leather at the lowest cash prices. Cash
also paid for hides. Mr.. Hsrter is an
experienced and practical finisher and
we hope our people will give him lib
eral patronage.
"A few of our people attended the
Lewisburg fair last week. If the man.
ayers of the fair had seen fit to spread
a little printers ink throughout our val
leys by means of the JOURNAL, no
doubt many more would have gone, in
As much as we have no fair in Centre
county this year. But the officers seem
to believe in economy.
VERY strangely and exceptionally
there has been no complaints of the
weather for some considerable time
say several weeks. And in Iced who
ever is not satisfied with such fine
beautiful, balmy and delicious weather
as we have had for the past several
weeks ought to emigrate to Cape Horn,
Afghanistan, Beloochlstan or Montana
Territory.
Hon. John B. Linn, IS still engaged
in gathering material for his forthcom
ing History of Centre County. He was
here last week examining old records
and old men. The proposed history
will be more comprehensive and com
plete than the ordinary books of, that
class, and the publishers were fortu-
nate in securing the service Of SO able
and industrious a compiler as Mr.
Linn.
Read, Mark and Learn
That fine, enclosed Picnic Ground
with every convenience, Swings, Gro