Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-01-26
E0cal Department.
Our doctors are busy vaccinating.

Jesse Wert's load of wheat Of 81
bushels was unloaded at Slower e Co.'S
elevator, at Coburn, in four minutes.
The ice crop is now ripe-ready to
cut. Many have already housed their
supplies.
Prof. Kurzenknabe is now engaged
in teaching large singing class at
Swengle, Union Co.
Slower & Co.'S, pay the highest
prices for all Liud Of grain, lumber and
shingles. All kind Of coal constantly on
hand al lowest prices.
John B. Shafer and David Shafer,
twin brothers, Of Miles township, de
IiveJed the first wheat into Slower &
Co.'S elevator at Coburn.
Our old f, lend 5. Q. McCurdy is in
luck. lie was recently appointed mail
agent, to run from Harrisburg 10
Lock Haven. We congratulate you,
Samuel.
Dave Ulrich will have neat, com
Portable homa, by degrees, on the out
skirts of the boroash. The latest i'm
provement Dave ma e is Il good large
stable.
Notwithstanding the cold air Main
street was crowded or Tuesday morn-
ing by tho jlyeaj!e part Of the popula-
ton OF our town to see the wonderful
tricks performed by TIVE BI1iaS.
Mr.. Jacob Wolf continues TO act as
agent for the Lewis6urg Dye Works.
Shavls and other garments lift at the
Journal Store will receive attention.
Bring them in. II
B T. Klepper, that pleasant, gen
ilftllpw WAS here again; and what Is
better lie gave us several brand new
dollws. Ben is one Of your whole
souled men and me is welcome every
tip.
J. y. LINBgRI, the newnaii con
tractor, has procured a hne new wagon
AID IS prepared to carry express pack
ages ana other goods from Cohurn TO
Woodward and all intermediate points
at reasonable charges. IT
1S,.,r, +hi,,r, !, tho lina cF captIa
mems wear from an oyerccat down To
pair of hose, can be bought at Lew
i..'s Philadelphia Branch store, Belle |
f,nta at prices lower than the lowest. I,
You caa save money by buying from
Levin.
A fine Ii ne of Family Bibles, Pre-
sentallou Bibles, Photograph Albums, |
Velvet Frames, French Vases, Beauti- !
nj Scrap Pastures, Paper Boxes, and a
great variety of Fancy Goods generally. |
Splendid S. School, Day School and |
Visiting ana otkey Cards-all very |
cheap, at the Journal Store. If |
Wilson's IIumpty Dumpty drew Il /
fair crowd last Saturday evening. |
Their comical performances were well |
enjoyed by the audience AMI kept them |
in a laughing humor al evening. The |
Company will have another entertain
ment next Friday evening with new |
programme.
We learn from the Beletonte pa
pers that John Seller and Thomas De-
20, both Of Fowler station, in crossing |
Nittaay mountain 10 stage coach the |
other Tuesday, got into an ugly fight,
in which Seller WAS badly used up. |
DepO was arrested in Belefonte and
placed under bonds for his appearance
at court. 1t is thought that an old
grudge Ea3 at the bottom of the mat
ter.
Wash Slower is such kid, gentle,
even-tempered, good-natared fellow
that nobody ever thought he could get
cross under any circumstances, Or pos
sibe combination Of circumstances.
But that impression is a big mistake.
Just ask him how heavy his hog weigh
cd and a mddder man you never saw.
lie gets fierce and dangerous as loos-
ened tiger. No indeed-they can never
coax us to ask Wash such question
again.
A VETERAN OF TUE Cross. Rev.
J. G. Anspach came to Mifilinburg in
the year 1881, and, since that time has
delivered T, 7,224 sermons, exclusive of
funeral disco urses. Confirmed during
the same period, 2,765; Buried, 1859;
Married, 942; Adult baptisms, 1875; In
fant baptisms, 3,172. lie is now in
his S1st year ard still an active Minis
ter, having three charges-Ray's
church, Farmersville congregation,
and the Union Church in Buffalo Twp.
We have big ''crow to pick"
with Mr.. Meek, of the Watchman, AID
Major Forster, of the Democrat, for
spreading reports about US and calling
us names; aud the first time we catch