Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-08-10
LEGAL Department.

Ninety widows are going to have
picnic all by themselves. What nextt
A good town property at private
sale. Inquire at this office. If.
The attentian of our readers is di-
rected to the Sheriff's sales in another
column,
G. NJ. Harter L NJ. 5. Fielder give
notice that they are the administrators
Of the estate of George Harter de ceas-
ed.
Lock Haven has a debt of S164,-
CSC. The debt of Millheim is exactly
5000. 900. The former place has big
majority.
Don't let your Canada thistles go
to seed. If you do any person can
bring you before the law and have you
fined SIS and costs.
Mr.. & Mrs. S. d. MusSer left town
on Monday to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Cantner, the father of Mrs. Mus
ser who resided at Milroy.
And now q New Berlin chap comes
to the front with q corn stalk said to
measure IA feet inches. Well, that S
q whopper of a corn stalk.
The Msdisonburg Harvest Home
Picnic last Saturday was we'll attended
hut otherwise rather tame affair. The
balloon ascension in the afternoon was
an utter failure.
' 1--WE are having delicious showers
of rain, which will help the corn, po-
tatoes and vegetables along so that we
can look for plentiful crops and thank
KIND Providence for it.
Mr.. George Ulrich and family, ac-
companied by Mrs. Margaret Slower,
are off this week on visit to Mr.. John
Stover's near Lewis own. Hope they
will have a pleasant time.
FARM SoLD.-The other day Mr.. B.
F. Frankenberger bought the Philips
farm above Millheim, at executors
private sale, for SS5 per acre. 1t is
choice little farm of sixty four acres.
M. NJ. billiards great Menagerie
S Circus is exhibiting in Millheim
to-day. Charley Madden, the celebrat-
ed clown and vocalist, endorsed by the
public and press is with this show at
present.
"A Lancaster printer lost seven dol
lars at the Landisville camp meeting.
Serves him right. No printer has any
right to be running around loose with
such big amount of money about
linn.
so RE~ARb.-1 will pay q reward
Of ten dollars to the person, TO whom |
gave two new fl y nets, to deliver to w.
/. Musser, and who will certify that
ne did deliver the same to said W. l..
Musser. X. V. SHAFER.
3s Late of Howard Pa.
DIR. STAN is busily engaged in re.
bullding the old corner mansion, and
judgeing from present appearance he
win soon transform the old hulk into
fine dwelling house If about twenty
OF our citizens would follow the exam
ple our young city would improve rap
idly.
The Miliheim band attended the
picnic at Madisonburg last SATURDAY.
and delighted the people with their
superior and well executed music.
Our town still has reasons to be proud
of that organization and the citizens
should not forget to appreciate the
services the bows render by their de-
lightful serenades.
VALUABLE PROPERTY TO BE SOLD.
The real estate of the late Adam
Fisher, deceased, known as Farmers
Mills, in Gregg township, about two
miles north of Spring Mills, will be
sold by the executors on Saturday, Sept.
9th. The premises consist of an excell-
ent flouring mill, saw mill, dwelling
house ana store stand, and some forty
acres of land. It is one Of the most de-
sirable properties in Centre county
for an enterprising business man. See
bills.
Inventors and Patentees-
should send for instructions, reason
able terms. references, &C., to Edison
Brothers, Solicitors of Patents, Wash
ipgton, D. @. who furnish the same
,citko,H charge. Edison Brothers Is q
we'll known and successful firm of large
experience, having been established ir
1865. u
Read, Mark and Learn
That fine, enclosed Picnic Ground
with eyery convenience, Swings, Gro