Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-03-02


--Lewisburg is severely afflicted with
rail road on tie brain. Hope she may
SAT ely recover.
Mr.. Whitney, the man shot who
himself at Penn Hall the other week,
died on Sunday last.
The tall form of Rev. Samuel
Smith, of Buffalo Y Roads. darkened
our sanctum door one day last week.
Welcome to call again.
Dave Zerby is the I,n1cenlc$. man
in town. He got the Bellefonte Dem
ocrdt to say so positively and that
ought TO settle the matter abs )luCely.
Mrs. Samuel II. Meyer has been
appointed toll keeper at Aaronsburg
and will soon remove thither. 1t is a
very it and worthy appointment aud
does honor to the company,
-Millheim' 5o1 ISIS of a Billiard sa-
laon-another indication that we are
fast growing into city, Small places
mast shift along without these mod
ern conveniences. Opera House next
Hon. II. L. Delfenbach has retired
from the editorial chair of the Clinton
Democrat. The profession and the
party both will be sorry to lose the ac-
tive services Of the able old veteran.
STRING MILLS sACADEMY.-Tnerei is
perhaps no better institution Of its
grade in the state thln the Spring Mills
Academy; and il you have sons to ed
ucate or to prepare for college you can
hardly d. better than to send them
there. See card in another place.
j. &. Limber., the mail contractor
en- the route between C)burn 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,
Some of our defeated candidates
are Just as well pleased as if they had
been elected while others are not. No
use in getting mad about it, that don't
help matters. The chap that gets the
most votes is the man the people want,
and that's all there Is about it.
We are creditably informed that
the little town of Zion. Nittany Val
ley, proposes to build two churches
next summer-Lutheran and Reform
ed respectively. Madisonburg also
talks of building a new Lutheran
church.
We spent few days in Rebers-
burg last week quite pleasantly. Good
company, fine music, few odd dollars
and most excellent grub-who wouldn't
be happy under such brilliant combi-
nation Yes, we expect to ''cail a.
galn"-they SAID we snOulu.
"A fine line of Family Bibles, Pre-
sentation Bibles, Photograph Albums
Velvet Frames, French Vases, Beauti-
al Scrap Pictures, 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. tt
The Reading Eagle thinks that
Mayor King should be nominated as
the democratic candidate for Governor.
The JOURNAL thought and said 80
long ago. With such a fit and noble
leader we could give the Stalwarts, In
dependents and Half-breeds combined
Hail Columbia and Ksnglanl kun.
Pref. Wm. T. Meyer is fast be-
coming famous as composer of fine
piano music. His last and certainly
one of his best productions is piece
called Belle F0untdine (Bellefonte) ded-
icated to the citizens Of Bellefonte.
We heard the Professor render the
piece and were delighted with it, al
though we don't claim to be Vtrt~oso
in that particular line.
AS concerning our county accounts
we have the authoritative assurance
that everything connected with The
matter will be thoroughly examined by
our board of CO unity auditors, and that
every improper, excessive or illegal
charge will be disallowed. We have
full confidence both in our commits
sioners and au ditors that they will
guard the public treasury and the in
1erest of the tax payers as well as an!
set of puulie officers possibly could.