Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-09-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ Miss Jennie Yarger, of Hartleton
is visiting at Ii. IL. Tomlinson's.
-Ex-Gov. Curtin is now out on the
Pacific coast. Hope he may enjoy
himself.
The new JOURNAL building is
progressing finely-alId so is the JoUE-
NAL, YOU bet.
, THE days are still long enough to
do good, solld days work-if fellow
isn't too tired.
Landlord FraiH has erected an ad-
dItional post lamp in front Of the First
National. More light.
Money sold at las per cent. pre-
mium at the meeting of the B. " l..
Association on Monday evening.
Eight prisoners i'll the Centre
county Jail. The taxpayers are willing
to shift along with half the number.
-Snook's brickmakers do exactly as
the Israelites idin Egyptian bondage
they make their bricks without straw.
Recorder Frank Z, Bible, was in
town last week and paid his compli-
ments to the JOURNAL Office, of course.
B. F. Kister is coming to Millheim
again in a few weeks. That's just
where he ought to be have stayed all
the time.
NoTICE.-The person who borrowed
a pipe wrench out of Hartman'S toun.
dry, is requested to return the same.
'Nough said.
Thousands of voluntary testimon-
ials testify to the efficacy of Smiths
German Olio as a cure for rheumatism
and kindred diseases.
The frostS these last few mornings
did con siderable injury to vegetation
in gardens and 1T is feared that the
corn crop also suffered.
MFR. G. G. Loose, of Miles town
ship, will make.pubhc sale of his fine
stock, farming implements, wagons,
sc. Tuesday, Sept. 25th instant.
MFR. Jasper w. Slower, Executor,
will sell the valuable farm and home
stead of the late Philip Slower, at pub
. lie sale, Friday, October 10th next.
On Thursday morning it was Just /
about cold enough to husk corn, but
our farmers are not quite ready yet
for that job. There was considerable
frost.
1t was real bad in that otherwise
sensible gin /, Miss Mary E Strohm, to
pick on such a COO, rainy day as Satur
day for her picnic, down at Paddles
Tunnel.
, Prof. Feehrer is now in Reberes-
burg teaching the band and what is
better, he is coming to Millheim next
week. Welcome, Joseph, you have not
been here this long time.
-. The St. Paul's Union Sunday
School of Haines thowuship will hold
picnic in Stover's woods, near Daniel |
Wolfe's next Saturday. Other schools
have been invited to attend.
-Spigelmeyer is just putting the fin
ishing touches to lis two adjoining
dwellings, on Penn Street. A beauti-
full fence in front and several coats of
paint are Jerome's last licks.
Now is your chance for good pic
lures, of yourself and families. You
can get four large tin-types for so cts,
Vill remain until Sept 3Oth.
1. GRoTzINGER..
. And now Nittany Valley, too, is
on the rampage for railroad and big
meeting was held at Hublersburg Oh
the 1st instant which seems to have
been unanimously for road.
Israel Confer's new planning mill is
up and the engine is already in it.
This is the fourth planning mill in Mill
helm and vicinity and all OF them seem
to have plenty to do. Business
ANY one wishing to buy bicycle,
tricycle-or in fact almost any other
cycle, can be accommodated with full
Information and instructions by calling
on Dinges, Vonada s. Co., Coburn.
"A first class, paneled two-hOrse
wagon box for sale at low price by the
Millheim Cornet Band. Apply to
r. A. BUMILLER,
If Treasurer. |
Jas. p. Coburn, Executor, will self |
at public sale the valuable homestead |
of the late John Rupp, at Aaronsburg,
on Saturday, Sept. 18th proximo. See
posters. 2t
- q. c v.i :
Tue fine store building of Dinges,
Vonada 6 Co., at Coburn is approach
inc comDlatiOn and the enternrisi no |