Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-11-09
Local Department..

"A SUOu LUWH property dI pElVdCe
sale. Inquire at this office. If.
President Arthur has BY proclama-
tion designated Thursday, November
S0th as a DAY of national thanksgiving.
All kinds of leather sold and all
KINDS of hides bought, by A. J. Harter
at Musser's Tannefy, Millheim, Pa. If
Mr.. Michael S. Fielder gives notice
in apother column that he is the execu-
tor of the estate of The late John Hess,
deceased.
A good girl wanted to do general
housework. Wages paid or privilege
given to attend school. Apply at this
Office.
Mr.. Louis Haas, the well-known
Roopsburg brewer, departed this life,
Friday morning, the 9th of October,
aged So years.
We learn incidentally that Mr..
VIM. Wolf, residing on Mrs. Forster's
farm, Penn township, expects to en-
1grate to Illinois next spring.
PROF. Wolf will hold a special ex-
animation of teachers at the Court
House, Bellefonte, next Saturday, be-
ginning at A, N.
The new Reformed Church in
sBellefonte, which was dedicated the
other Sunday, is said to be the finest
building of its kind in Centre county.
Reuben Grimm, administrator of
Daniel Grimm, deceased, will sell q
valuable lot with smithy thereon erect
ed, in MadIsonburg, on saturday the
18TH instant.
Have any of our farmer patrons n
few bushels of apples to spare for the
poor printer "Whoever giveth to the
poor lendeth to the Lord"-or words to
that effect.
An overloaded car on the down
train ran off the track near Weiker
Run on Monday morning, and it was
nearly hight when the wreck WAS adjust
ed. Nobody hurt.
STAN is putting out goods with a
rush at actual closing-out cost prices
to make room for The ieSy clothing and
merchant tailoring establishment that
will be coming along about the first of
january.
The election on Tuesday passed off
very decently and orderly, here. There
was no quarrellng nor violent argu-
mentation aud very little if any drunk
enuess. Much quiet electioneering
was done and very full vote polled.
The estate of John D. Faoeo still
has number of Keystone Cultivators
on hand which will be sold out cheap
and upon reasonable terms. Apply to
P. T. MUssER,
81 Administrator
If the winter Just ahead Of us vii
prove nearly as cold as is predicted we
will need from Is to 20 cords of wood
to supply two families. Now, whoever
OF our patrons has more wood than
cash may bring wood, the sooner ths
better, until we 'holler" enough. If.
Our Ovcrrr CIIo0N nj Rrown
has opened rooms in his dwelling where
ladies and gentlemen Will be served
with the lest and freshest oysters done
up in the every form and Lest style.
Families supplied by the quart or gall
on. A share of patronage respectfully
solicited. 2t
Mr.. A. S. Ruhl, Of Rockford, H.,
a native Millheim boy, paid the old
home flying visit On Monday. He
was happy as May bird among the
many friends of ''Auld Lang Sayne",
but his stay was entirely too short for
anything like satisfaction. He PROM
ised however to call again.
We have no hesitation to pro-
nounce the new Baker House at Lewis
burg. first class in every respect. EY-
erything is bright and new, both the
building and furniture, and all in ex-
cellent style and taste. The fare is all
that could be desired, while the gentle
manly proprietor. Mr.. w. n. Baker,
understands exactly how to treat his
guests and make them comfortable.
Inventors and Patentees-
should send for instructions, reason
able terms, references, &C., to Edison
Brothers, Solicitors of Patents, Wash
ington, D. c. who furnish the same
.cittosa ctdrs;s. Edson Brothers is a
we'll known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established in
1866. If
The election is over and people will
again be Obliged to give due attention
to the ordinary duties and wants of
life, chief among which are the ever-re-
curing questions of what to eat and