Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-04-06
Additional Locals.

III dDoul Ilult 10 luluh Or garden
making and planting your early onions
AID potatOcs-if you have any TO plant.
They are mighty scarce aad dear ar
ticles this spring.
The Harrisburg Daily Patriot of
yesterday came TO us in an improved
condition. n new heading and new
type make it look fresh and clean and
the collection OF news it contains GER
tainly makes it one of the most reala-
bic dailies in the state. We hope the
Patriot will meet with still larger sue
cess since it donuad a new dress for the
benefit of its many patrons.
On TueSd aY we had quite 4 little
exodus from here. Four fl miles left
us for the West. John Bame and James
a. Keen, went TO Michigan, while
Henry n. Kreamer AID John XArker,
so TO Illinois. They are all subStan-
tial nea ant good citiZans and carry
with them the best wishes of their old
friends ard reighboGs. We hope they
may all do w,ll in their new western
homes.
John Shannon, Ed, ona of the
Oldest and best citizens of Centre Han,
died at his home on Sunday morning.
4lr. Shannon had served as Justice of
the Peace for perhaps a longer time
than any other man in the county. lie
also filled the office Of county treasurer
very acceptably for ore tenn. lie was
an exemplary man, useful citizen and
a prominent member of the Presbytc-
rian cEnrch.
LEVIN, L OF the philadelphia Branch
Store, at Bellcfonte, sells more cloth
ing than any other store in the county.
He is about TO open out 4 new and im-
mense stock, such as was never before
brought to Bellef0nte. His prices will
be kept down to the vely lowest cash
basis which his immense business en-.
ab'eS him to do. In making your
spring purchases of clothing you are
entirely safe to buy of levin, who sells
at one price, and that the lowest, TO
all, and guarantees every article to be
as represented. 2t
TUE CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
From the Wdtchmun Of last week We
learn that the Justice contested elec-
tiOn case of Millheim, has at last been
deciced in favor of j. II. Reifsyder,
and the county to pay all costs. The
case was argued before Judge ElwiI, of
BloomSburg, who held court in Belle
fonte for our Judges in March, and it
was he who decided the contest.
Since the above had been put in type
we were inform ed that Judge Elwill
has changed his decision as far as the
costs of the case are concerned by put
ing them on the borough, instead on
the county.
About four weeks ago the MesSrs.
Lose, our enterprising Planning l[ill
men and Undertakers, improved their
shops on Penn Street by a new and
powerful engine Of about 10 horse
power. Their establishment is now so
well rigged out with machinery of eve
ry kind, that they are able to execute
all work with promptness and satlsfac-
ton. The lower floor of their building
is occupied as the workshop, while the
upper floor is fixed up as a storero m
where they keep the finest selection of
Caskets, Collins, Shroud5 and trim
mings to be found, in this or neighbor-
ing valleys. These gentlemen are
bound to make things boom and to see
them at work will almost convince you
that they will succeed in their laudabie
efforts. l[illheim has certainly right
to be proud Of such business places,
aud it affords US pleasure to encourage
them.