Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-02-16

- ue MIlluclu COul6Stcu elc@LlUu case
will be argued at our court on Tuesday
March 7th.
Our friend Charles w. Miller, Of
Mifluburg, thinks of removing to
Freeport, Ills, next spring.
Rev. Jacob Yutzy, OF Lemont, has
accepted call from the second Luth-
eran church of Selinsgrove, Pa. So
says the Sslinsgrove Times.
A special court viii be held be-
ginning on the second Monday in
Mach. We give the list Of Jurors in
another column.
That capital fellow, good democ rat
ard first class miller, Mr.. VIM. A.
kerlin, of Spring Mills, expects 20 re-
moye to Iowa next spring. Sorry to
lose such substantial citizens.
The spring election takes place
next Tuesday, but that does not In the
least interfere with LeSin's business.
He sells all the same, election or no
election.
Spring Mills expects to have a
building boom next simmer. Some
ten new buildings among them a first
class school house, are to 60 up. Glad
that our neighbor town is 80 prosper.
Gus.
y. A. Limbers, the mail contractor
on the route between Coburn and Wood
ward, is prepared to carry express
packages and other goods to all points
along the route at reasonable charges.
All business entrusted to him will be
punctually attended to.
Another young couple have made
up their minds to go west in thespring.
This time it is Mr.. James A. Keen and
wife. Sorry to lose them bat will be
glad TO hear OF them doing we'll. This
western fever seems to be gsttiug cOu-
tagious.
The Journal Store keeps light on
regardless OF the weather-in the even
tenor of its way, doing good little
business on a small scale-selling BIZ
bIas, Sci1ol Books, Stationery OF all
kinds, Notions, Specialities, and very
many other articles quite ''too unmer-
ous te mention"-dTd don't you forget
II.
MI. John III. Swartz is able to be
out again. When we told him that the
Scientific American Office had burned to
the ground, he was amazed-sho cked-
stupefed. Really, we feared for the
fellows health. But when we inform
ed him that the enterprising pu ublishers
would resume business at once, he Ie-
yived and soon was himself again.
Walker township will he thorough
ly shaken up on election day. There
are already six candidates for Justice Of
the Peace and there may be more. The
candidates already in the field are Capt
III. Tolbert, Solomon Peck, Joseph
McCaleb, John Rogers, Joseph kess-
niger and William Yearick. Hope the
best man wall win.
ALMOST A FIRE. Last week MI.
Allison Miller nearly had fire. A
large hol) was already burned into tile
roof Of the house when the fire was dis
covered, and but for timely assistance
the house would have been consumed
TIE 6re is supposed TO have originated
from sparks that escaped through 6
disjointed stove pipe.
CoNCERT.-The Penn Hall singing
class will give concert 10 the Town
Hall OF that place next Saturday eve-
ming the 18th inst, under the direc
tions of Prof. 2. II. Meyer, Of Linden
Hall, assisted by Lowell Meyer, the
renowned comic singer. These gentle
men are well and favorably known as
proficient musicians and singers, and
and deserve to be largely patronized.
The concert will be rich treat. Come
one. come all, and bring your sisters.
cousins aunts and friends along.
MUSICAL CONVENTIONAL musical
convention will be held in the Luther
an church, Rebersburg, commencing
Monday evening the 10th inst, and
ending with a grand concert on Satur
day evening following. The matter il
in the hands of competent COMMITTEES
who understand just how to conduct
such an affair. Prof. J. A. Weaver, o.
Pine Grove Mills, a gentleman Of frst
class professional and personal reputa-
tion, has direct charge of the conven
tion as leader and teacher. Several Elk
perienced organists will assist Sing
ers from a distance are cordially invit
ed TO attend and will be entertaihet
free Of charge 2