Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-08-02
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE.


-Tramps are still willing to talla
The trale dollar at face value.
-Ntighbor =. F. Miller last week
moved into the suburb called Louis
vi!lo.
A number ot Aoronshurg'S hnSt
looking lads and},,;s 8 are attending
Ley. Herald's select schoo; here.
Mrs. Hannah Miller will make sale
or the personal effects of the late viii
ilm Miller, deceased, August 25 b. See
bills.
-rN Trade Dollars ,riQ 1c gcct'rs3 AZ
f3s JOURNAL OFFICE al 100 cents
oa hs dolIu, on arrswoggS cf subScrip-
;i9a.
-WhortleberrieS are only Gye cents
nud blackberrieS but four cents quart,
at Middleburg. Can't you send some
up this way, Tom
The season is here when the little
urchin tries ever so hard by means
IF green apples to make doctor bill
Cor lis daddy to pay.
There is no puriiirei like fresh air ;
and the whole house, every room in it,
whether it has been used or no, should
he ofened every day.
-Mr. c. \. RessGm is hereby ten
JleTed the thanks of the senior editor
and family for fn1 mess of fish.
They we're simply hcrrljcb.
Il few days of good, dry weather
LAS enabled our farmers to house their
grain safely in the barns. Some of it
Is little Spr0uted but not materially
damaged.
DO not forget Dr.. p. I. Musser's
sale OF real estate Of the late John
ID. FOote, deed. next Tuesday. Some
iirS. class properties can be obtained at
reasonable prices.
Mr.. Edward III Frank has returned
from the weSt and is now engaged as
salesman in Tom!insOu'S store. Ed
wand is an efficient clerk and most
exemplary young man.
Chairman IIeiule gives notice that
The Democratic delegate elections will
le held. Saturday, Aug. l1th, and that
tie county convention will meet next
Tuesday following, the I4th.
NoTICE.-A large numher of borough
ouielS are in my possession. Persons
entitled to them are requested TO call
and lit th,m.
Il. \. BUMILLER.
Clerk of Council.
Little Laurelton is to have spa
Cious new brick school house with two
rooms below and a town hall above.
The primary department will be for
tie children Of the district and the 9TH
els for the advanced pupils of the
whole township.
Mr.. t. G. Euhard and lady return
I'd from their extended Kansas trip on
saturday evening "safe and sound
They did not however get through Mill
Eeim as easily as they may have expect
cd, for every man, woman and child
wanted 10 see the prairie dog they had
along.
Our young friend, E. W. Mauck,
IS by many cd ds the best painter and
papeThanger in this vicinity. He has
Just finished job for US and we must
say that his graiuin and decorating is
simply splendid. We advise our read
ers tc employ him if they wish to have
a first-class Job IN all respects.
j. III. Reifsnyder, Esq, is off to
Harrisburg attending the Democratic
State Convention as one of the dele
gates Of the county. lie is ablg flank
ed by the following gentlemen as sub
delegates: Hon. W. h. Alexander, ,Coun-
Gilman Springer. Sheriff Eoust, 2. II.
Slower. Esq, and Mr.. A. ]. Immel.
"A very fine monument, to be placed
at the grave of the late John Shannon,
Esq, at Centre Hali, can now be seen
ut the Millheim Marble Works. 1t is
fitting and creditable tribute to the
memory OF an esteemed citizen and be
loved father, 10y his only surviving
child. Mrs Rev. L. Z. DornblaSer, of
Topeka, Kansas.
-STRAYED or STOLEN, from the
residence of the subscriber in AarOns
burg. on the 3lst of May last, dark
red cow, with little white along the
belly and from rump 80 tail, medium
size, heavy set and short legged, and
heavy with calf at the time. Any in
formation that leads to the recovery Of
the COW will be literally rewarded by
CHARLES 6. BELL.
A BIT OF DOG LAw.-If anybody is
attacked on the highway by dog the
party has right to kill the dog and
the owner can be held accountable for
any fninrv inflicted bV the animal E.