Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-09-28
Local Department.


on Thursday night.
"A good town property at private
sale. Inquire at this Office. If.
Mr.. John Keen is again confined
to his bed with mo present prospects of
improvement.
The Synod of the Reformed church
Will meet In Bellefonte, in annual ses-
sion, Wednesday. Oct. llth.
The Bellefcnte Nail Works are
now in active operation. l25 kegs of
nails is the average product each day.
| Prof. Wolf requests us to state
that there will be a special examination
of teachers at Bellefonte, Saturday Oct.
9TH beginning at 8 A. M, sharp
Mr.. Abs. Mingle moved the other
day from Aaronsburg into au empty
house in Petersburg-one of the su-
burbs Of Millheim.
Jeremiah Haines, executor will
sell the estate of Geo. Weight, deceas-
ed, about five miles east of Rebersburg,
on Saturday, Oct, .7th, next.
The Ladies' Lutheran Mite Society
will meet at Mr.. Jacob Alters next
Monday evening. A general attend
ance is desired.
"A fine line of Family and Presen-
tation Bibles, Photograph and Auto
graph Albums, fine Stationary, SC,
just received at the Journal Store.
business is increasing at Musser &
Smiths Hardware Store, and the latest
addition is brand new clerk. His
name is Thomas E. Burd, and he seems
TO be just the chap for the place.
David Zeigler, of Bald Eagle town
ship, Clinton county, was sentenced to
the penetentiary for one " a. and fined
one hundred dollars and costs, for cut
ting off the tails and otherwise injur-
ing the cattle of Henry Hager.
Mr.. Andrew Harter removed from
Swengle, Union county, to Millhein1,
on Monday. Mr.. Harter expects to en-
gage in the leather finishing business.
We extend our welcome and best wish
eS.
The Synod of Central Pennsylvania
met at LewistOwn on Wednesday and
is expected to remain in session over
Sunday Pastor 7Eomlinson with-Mr,
John Fl. Musser as delegate, are in at
tendance.
Mr.. John w. Smull, formerly of
Brush Valley, but for many years re-
Siding st McCunnell's Grove, Stephen
son county, Illinois, paid the JOURNAL
OFFICE visit last Saturday. He re-
ports crops and business good in ILL.,
nois.
If any of our farmer patrons haYe
barrel or two of good, fresh cider to
spare We would be ever so much oblig-
ed to have 1t. Nor are we overly par
tlcular as to the price-so we can pay
it in JOURNALS. Now just please
don't all speak at once. tt
The prolonged strikes throughout
the country are about over aid every
where laborers are returning to work.
The total loss to workingmen in wages
alone amount to at least $l0,000,000,
but 1t Is hoped they gained considera-
BILE wisdom even If dearly-bought.
Mr.. A. G. Musser and family
spent their vacation in Buffalo Valley
last wehk, returning OIL Saturday eve'
ming well pleased with their trip. Clark
is in ecstacits over the beauties of old,
historic Buffalo, and we believe every
word be says on that line even without
the formalty OF an afidayit.
The new uniforms for the band have
come and give perfect satisfaction.
They are made to lit elegantly, and the
flashy trimmings give them rich and
novel appearance. This puts the boys
on the level with any band in the coun-
ty, both as to mu SIC and dress.
Inventors and Patentees-
should send for instructions, reason
able terms, references, &C., to Edison
Brothers, Solicitors of Patents, Wash
ington, D. G. who furnish the same
,rfthoh charge. Edison Brothers is a
we'll known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established In
1858. tt
NoTrCE.-Subscriber to the Luth-
eyan church at Millheim who have not
patd their subscriptions are most kind
" requested to do so. The amounts
are long overdue and the money is
much needed. Friends help us along.
JOHN ToMLINsoN,
JONATHAN HARTER,
B. O. DEININGKR,
Finance Committee.
1t is announced that the PennsVl-