Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-23

Centre Mills, last week ground "a bar
rels and l27 pounds of excellent tlou
from 100 bushels of wheat, for Jackson
Limbert. This is within small frac
tion an average Of bGrrell for every
four bushels. Who can beat it ?
SELECT SCHooL.-W. Frank Nus
ser, A b., will open select school in
the Academy building, AMonsburg
Monday, April 18th next. The course
H instruction will include the English
branches, Latin, Greek and German
For terms and particulars address
w. FRANK MUssER.
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WnITCoMB.-Lock Haven's most
enterprislng clOthier, has reconstruct
ed, rearrsnged, revised and reinsel ted
his advertisement. Read lit will dc
your heart good Just to see how cheap.
ly Whitcomb sells. He knows exactly
what he is doing and can suit people IC
I, both in quality and price.
The old and new cemeteries OF
Mifflinburg are in terrible condition
and sadly need repairing both on the
part of the association and lot owners.
This duty should not be neglected any
longer. Reautify the "city Of the
dead. ."-MiNmLurg Telegraph.
The same can be said and with
more force of the Millheim cemetery,
but it seems almost impossible to in-
duce people to take a proper interest IN
such matters.
"A fne line Of Family Bibles, Pre-
sentatlon Bibles, Photograph Albums
Velvet Frames, French Vases, Beauti-
ul Scrap Pastures, Paper Boxes, and a
great variety OF Fancy Goods generally
Splendid S. School, Day School and
Visiting and other Cards-all very
cheap, at the Journal Store. If
A Busy PLACE.-One Of the busiest
places In PennS Valley is the MILL
HEM MARBLE WORKS. Fine monu-
ments and elegant head stones are
made in the best style of the art and
in quick succession. The establish
ment has earned reputation for good
work and fair dealings second to none
in this part of the state, and has a
wide spread AMI increasing patronage,
If
If you want a suit Of furniture, or
even a single piece, remember that
Camp, at Centre Hall, will sell you as
low, II not lower than you could buy
nywheIe-besides whichyou can go to
Centre Fall and returu home from any
part of Penns Valley in a day, and in
that way save expense. Patronise
Camp and you will be well satisfied
both with his work and pIices. ct
The Summer Session Of Spring
Mills Academy
will begin MONDAY, APR. l1th., 1882.
Tuition so, 13 and i6 for term of
twenty weeks. Blarding reasonable.
For further information call on or ad.
dress
LEWIS REITER, A, B., Principal,
SPRING MILLS. PA
GOOD AND TIMELY HINT.-Busi
ness over the Country is booming,
manufactures are crowded with Or
ders, railroads are taxed TO their ut
most to convey freight, money is plen-
ty, real estate is advancing, States and
municipal treasures are filling up
what contrast with the deplorable
condition of things u few years ago.
The careful man will now provide for
the future, when the evil days shall
come, but the thoughtle5s young man
will spend that whicn be has and let
the future take care Of itself. f.-EE.
A SURPRISE PARrY.-A number Of
our ladies gave Rev. n. Shannon a
surprise donation Ol Wednesday eve
ming of last week. The family had no
intimation OF the intended raid, and
when the ladies' Came, one after anoth-
er, with baskets, bundles and packages,
their surp iso was only equaled by their
joy and thankfulnesS. Something like
fifteen dollars worth OF groceries, dry
goods aud sundries were piled upon a
table in the room. After a pleasant
time spent 10 social conversation, and
short address and prayer by Mr..
Shannon, the ladies left for their homes
we'll pleased for having made one home
happy. Such deeds are what we call
practical Ieligion-such scenes cause
the angels to rejoice. They strengthen
the bonds OF love and tarity on earth
and bear precious fruit for eternity. y
ANOTHER On Monday afternoon q
number of the good people of Adrons.
burg, together with a few from Mill
helm, made surprise visit to Mr.. BIS
in the former place, bringing wood
wheat, flour, potatoes, apples und gro
ceries in quite respectable quantities
and Of prime quality. The imam will
voice. was on hand to make a little
speech. and the kind donors were abou