Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-02-09

North Carolina, just married. shot him
self tecause his wife refused to pull his
boots off.
--aIr. w. X. Alexander has taken
charge of the Pike school, in Penn
township, vice the former teacher who
resigned under charges.
Mr.. Geo. B. Haines, of Miles
township, wishes to state to tie public
that he has settled up and paid off his
duplicate for state and county taxes,
for 1879, in full.
Our school board has employed Mr.
John Ii. Auman to teach the Primary
school, made vacant by the resignation
OF Mr. Milton l. Jamison, who got
married and went west.
Willis Eisenhuth, the obliging a
gent of the New Home Sewing Ma
chine, handles himself quite lively.
The New Home is now considered the
hoss machine in the m arket and Willis
understands Just how to run and sell
it.
y. 4. Limbert, the mail contractor
on the route between Coburn naai Wood
ward, is prepared 10 carry express
packages aud other goods to all points
along the route at rea sonable charges.
All business entrusted to him will be
punctually attended to.
The young ladies' of Greenwood s.
c., refuse to encourage" any young
gentleman who drinks whiskey or
other Intoxicating liquors. Good for
the Greenwood llssies. That's the true
rebel spirit. Hope the young ladies of
3iillheim will follow the noble example.
A fire line Of Family Bibles. Pre-
EentatIon Bibles, Photograph Albums
Velvet Frames, French Vases, Beauti
al Scrap Pastures, Paper Boxes, and
great variety of Fancy Goods generally.
Splendid S. School, Day School and
Visiting and other Cards-all very
cheap, at the Journal Store. II
w stands for Whitcomb and that
is the name of that pleasant, chatty,
natty little man who has the largest
best clothing store in Lock Haven and
sells the cheapest of oil. You can
take our word for it-and you know
that that is always as good as old
wheat.
On next Monday evening the Mill
helm B. & L. Association viii hold its
next annual meeting and election. 1t
will be the beginning of the eighth year
OF the association. The annual report
will be distributed and other important
business transacted. A general at
tendance of stockholders is desired.
Mrs. Daniel Bartges, Of Gregg town
ship, who was buried at Rebersburg
last Thursday, was sister to COM
missioner John Wolf, Rev. E. J. Wolf,
D. D., of Gettysburg, VIM. Wolf,
merchant, of Ce ntre Hall, II. G.. Wolf,
merchant, Mifflinburg, and Simon P.
Wolf, farmer, near Bonneville, Clinton
county.
The Spring Mills friends of Rev. J.
Benson Akers, Of Penn Hall, gave
that gentleman handsome surprise
donation the other week. Mr.. Akers
and family wish to express their CRATE
full appreciation of the kind favors, but
zoe say that the Rev. gentleman de-
serves to be remembered IN a similar
substantial manner at least once a
month.
"A. B. S. Harter is about the hap
piest man in these Diggings. He is
full of business-sales we mean, and
will sell more horses, COWS, imple-
ments and the thousand and ten hun
dred ''other articles too numerous to
mention,'' within the next sixty days,
than any other man in the county.
ABS is the chap that can do it to the
entire satisfaction Of all concerned.
A WORD For CRITICS.-f wee eg-
spected tu haf puplick sail-of hor-
sis an kous an wagons an farmen i'm
pigments, and meny other artekles tn
noumers tn menshun, wee wood spell
'bout haf the wurds rong-then
everyone wood kome tu the sail, an
owr goots wood bring hi prises, an wee
wood feal so habby.
&C. But really we did make ''D4n,ns-
heit'' in John Longs sale bills, and are
willing to shoulder tie blame. Sale to
commence at ten o'clock, and not at
one, as the bills say; and this is so much
the better, because Ii means dinner
for all.