Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-06-07
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

-CGltINy SpibISiN "AS '''''''N ~
the Lewlsbucg Cemetery.
Col. Slifer, of Lewisburg, is down
with severe spell of sicknes.
Barber Springer had spell of sick
ness but we are GID to see him out a.
gain,
1t is said that the potato buys are
just as voracious, unpriucpled and
mean as ever.
R. T. Vonada called on Monday
bright and ca rly. He reports business
lively at Coburn.
Mr.. VIM. Miller's condition is net
improving. At the time Of going to
press he is very sick.
Senator ReSburn, Of Philadelphia,
bought horse form Gabriel Stein, in
Buffalo Valley, for $500.
DR.. j. f. Harter & lady left for AL
toona yesterday, where they expect to
put in few weeks visiting.
The June meeting of the Millheim
Building & Loau Association takes
places next Monday evening.
ID. w. Zeigler Is putting new
front into his saddler shop which helps
the looks of things very much.
Commencement exercises begin at
New Berlin tomorrow and willcontln-
ne until Wednesday evening the l3th.
Uncle Billy Crotzer, of Mifllinburg,
is here again visiting friends. lie
makes his headquarters with DR.. Cute
lius.
M. S. Fielder bought the farm of
George TTarter, deceased, for the gross
sum of Sl2, 900. It is one of the best
farms in Penn township.
The Brush Valley Cornet Band
paid Millheim visit OH Saturday and
discoursed some excellent music. Come
again, boYs-come often.
Mr.. B. T. kister, of the Milton Z
economist, made us a short call en- Tues
day He reports matters brisk at Mil
ton and the Economist lourishing.
"A very large number of people
were III town on Saturday. Wedid dn0t
see as many rigs here this long time.
The beautiful weather helped to DO it.
ON Saturday J. W. Shook, II. n.
Swariz and Wm. II. Smith bought the
old SWartz farm adjoining town. 1t is
big enough to give each good sized
slice.
The Lutheran Ladies Mite. Society
have concluded to hold an ice cream feS-
tiyal on the afternoon and evening Of
July 4th. Posters giving particulars
will he circulated in Il few days.
Mr.. ], w. StoYer, executor of the
late Philip Slower, deceased, will sell
the personal effects of decedent at the
residence of J. w. Shook, Millheim, on
Saturday June 10Th at ? O'Clock, 2. NJ.
we learn through a private source
that Mr.. JOnn Zeiger, residing near
Jacksonville, and for many yeGrs u cit
izen of Haines township, departed this
life on Tuesday. He was in failing
health for some time,
r. T. 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
Elias Luse deserves monument
after his death, and we hope it will be
a good one. He went to works of his
own accord and at his own expense and
made good substantial gate at the
cemetery entrance. Bravo.
The Millheim Mlrble works have
Just received lot Of ii Ie monuments
and headstones. Some of the later de-
signs are very beautiful and yet mOder-
ate in price. Tie proprietors labor to
serve their patrons with the best work
and at the lowest prices.
We learn that memorial Day was
properly celebrated both at Eebersburg
and Madisonburg, but as to the details |
Of the solemn festivities we haye not
been informed, excepting that Rey. A.
X. Zimmerman and Rev. w. M. Lam
dis delivered very appropriate address
es.
On Monday Mrs. T. r. Siam left
for West Union, Iowa, where her hus-
band is engaged in business. She was ac.
companied by her mother, Mrs. D. A
Musser. Of course Mrs. STAN expects
TO stay, while Mrs. Musser will also Wis
it other parts in the west before her
return.
j. a. LIMBERT will carry express
and freight goods from Coburn to any
point along the route at the following
rates All packages weighing less than
100 pounds, to MiIlhein, 10 cts, to