Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-06-28
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


and have good tine.
Landlord Frain is ulrt 0dy fixing az
for the "Glorious Fourth"
The haying season is at han1 and
the crop is most excellent one.
Miss Marian C0ntner, Of Milroy, is
visiting at Post Master Mussers,
Prof. w. G. Morrison, of Port Ma
tilla was in town these last few days.
"A big pile of shingles In front of the
M. Z. Chuch indicates that repairs are
in contemplation.
MIR. Adam Hickman and lady, Of
Nittany Valley, visited at Mr.. Jacob
Sankey's over Sunday.
DIR. John F. Harter and family
have returned from their visit to Al
toona, in good health and spirits.
-nS~DoN'T FORGET TO VISIT TIE
LADIES' ICE CREAM FESTIVAL WHEN
YOU COME TO MILLuEM ON THE
FOURTH,
The grain is fast ripening for the
harvest and the clatt er Of the reaper
will soon make the principal music in
tire valley.
An Evangelical camp meeting
will be held in Gephart'S woods north
of Millheim, beginning Thursday, Au-
gust 23rd.
LANDLORD Frain's new gong makes
fearful nolse-enouyh to ctll the
whole town to dinner. But that is just
what it's for.
An interesting letter from our
friend John c. Motz, Esq, written
from Council Bluffs, Iowa, came too late
for insertion this week.
"A neat and substantial iron fence
is being built around the Lutheran
church. John Roger makes 1t and
OlbCg k4ULlC UOoSCS lIlo JOUs
CLERK WANTED. "A clerk of some
experience wanted Immediately. Ap.
ply TO
II. II. ToNLINsoN.
The prospects are good for an ex-
ccllent crop of fruit especially apples.
This is good news for the people as
most of them are out Of "Lat,cerg'' this
long time.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT are author
lied to announce that DR.. ]. r. Smith,
of Ferguson township is candidate
for the office of Associate Judge sub
ject to the rules of The party.
We call attention to the profess
sional card of Mr.. III. 3. Herring, of
Penn Hall, in another column. Hor-
ace is one of our rising young men,
and very expert in surveying.
DIR. p. T. Mu sser, Administrator
of the estate of the late John D. FOote,
will sell the real property of said estate,
consisting five dwelling houses and ma
chine shop in Millheim, August 10th
next.
The grand old Fourth Of July
comes on Wednesday of next week. 1t
is the printers short summer vacation
and no paper will be issued from this
Office. This is the old, time:honered
custom.
"A few coats Of paint on Squire
Willis residence brought it bright and
fresh like new. 1t would have precise |
ly the same effect on about twenty 9TH
er weather beaten houses in town.
Just try it.
Mr.. Mark Halfpenny, who lately
started foundry at Millmont for the
manufacture of engines and other ma
chinery, is said 10 have enough orders
ahead to keep his establishment busy
for some months to come.
We regret that DR.. Smith OF Pine
Grove Mills did not find US at home
wfren he called to see us last week.
The doctor is candidate for Associ-
ate Judge and is well spoken of as
proper man for the place.
AcCfDENT.-On Monday Jerome
Hoover, one of the workmen on s. K.
Sankey s. Co.'S saw mill was pretty
badly hurt about the right ear by slab
that tilted and hit him. The wound Is
not considered dangerous.
r. F. VoNADA, Of Coburn, has the
agency for the sale Of first class iron,
and galvanized water pipes. Parties
furnished with any desired size pipe
either plain iron or galvanized, at the
most reasonable terms. If
-The man who never patronizes
barber shop except when he want s his
hair cut, generally attends to that duty
on Saturday Afternoon, and while tho
barber carves his long locks dozen
weary customers sit around and think
mean things.