Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-08-23
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
-Ca'mpmeeting is over.

Il. IL. MuSSeI hcVpo opIS''olu INV
of watches and jewefI?.
Smiths German Oio is meeting
With phenomenal success.
Elias Lose and son have built an
important addition to their planning
mill.
Don't forget Mrs. Hannah Miller's
sale next Saturday afternoca, at one
O'Clock.
"A fine assortment of Photograph
Albums Just received at the JOURNAL
STORE. Call and see them.
Our friend Joseph Swanger opened
new store on North street. Texas
Joe does business on the Rrst fllor.
The workmen at Hartman'S foun-
dry are busy as beavers turning out
bnzzing threshing machines. Let them
6uSS.
-Hoffer's Time, Wages & Expense
Book, the best thing out in its line, in
Tlispensible to workmen, for sale at the
JOURNAL STORE.
The big and little statesmen of
the town are doing the level best to
hatch out young crop of grihS-stones
at the hardware corners.
Rev. I. P. Neff, of Shenandoah,
Pa, has accepted call from tne Blain,
Perry Co. Pa, charge, whittier he ex-
poets to remove shortly
The Albright brothers returned
from their business tour on Friday
delighted with the trip and pockets
well filled with spondoolics.
Mrs. Alice Tonner, Mrs. Aggie
Nagle s. Mrs. Laura Househ STAYED in
town this week visiting their fatherand
grandfather, Ex Sheriff Musser.
"A lot of refuse boards and other
lumber will be sold at the Lutheran
church next Friday evening, six o'clock.
TeTms-cdsh, and tie highest bidder the
buyer.
Mrs. John G. Wolf, of Watson
town, spent week right pleasantly a
mong her old friends and acquain-
tances in Millheim, Aaronsburg and
round about.
Beats the Dickens what lot of a.
gents come and 60 all the time. Mix
heim must be good place TO sell goods,
or else our landlords give good grub and
prine-c'gdrS.
Mr.. III. X. Luse presented us with
some fiue specimens of Lawton black
berries. Hen can not only build houses
and printing Offices but knows just how
to raise fruit.
1t is estimated hat over 20G0 peo-
pie attended camp m Getting on Sunday.
1t affords us great pleasure to add that
good order prevailed throughout with
slight exceptions.
Daniel Bressler brought few plums
to our sauctum the other day which
beat an in tie plum line we ever saw.
Dan has no meme for them but that
makes no practical difference.
j. l.. Spangler, Esq, and DIR. Geo.
M. Swartz, of Bellefonte, and ID. ..
Bower. of Union county, were among
the strangers brought here by the sale
of the Keen estate, on Friday.
Little Johnny Zeigler, of Millmont,
spent few days here attending camp
meeting and shaking hands with friends
Johnny didn't grow much since we saw
him last but can laugh as heartily as
ever.
Mr.. C. X. Fisher aud lady, of Rich
mond, Indiana, are here visiting old
friends. They left Aaronsburg seven
teen years ago and have not been here
since. They have not grown older in
appearance.
DIR. II. 3. Vanvalzah, gave us a
cali last Friday. Like all the rest of
that name he is a fullslzel doctor, sue
cessfully engaged in practice at Cleal-
field, but has not forgotten that Mill
helm is his native home.
Never saw landlord Musser look
happier, nor position Mensch feel
prouder, than last Thursday when they
had their four beautiful bay horses
hitched to the Millheim Hotel 'buss
and drove to Coburn and hack.
Whew
Lots Of music all around and all
over. Organs. pianos, melodions, brass
bands and Jewsharps---but Sam Wei
sers DrehorgeI, at the branch knocks
the spots off them all. Really the 9TH
ers are all ashamed to play when Sam
performs.
Cashier Walter is fixing UP his
premises tip-top since lie knows that
the JOURNAL building is coming right