Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Lancaster Almanacs, at the jour
nal Store.
The Lock Haven jail has twenty
one boarders.
"A full line of Sunday School Cards
at the Journal Store.
-Sausages are now rlpe, and they Sds
unusually good this year.
The new water works at Lewisburg
me about ready to start business.
Don't forget the entertainment in
the Evangelical church this evening.
-Q9ite number of our people are
at Bellefonte this week, attending
court.
Smiths German Olio is q prodta'
no investment, recarss the man that
buyS it saves doctor bills.
The weather last week WAS mild,
even warm like spring. CyercoAts and
coal fires were discarded.
The weather prophets predict that
we will have an open winter. They say
the "signs" are all that way.
REV. Samuel Smith, OF Union
county was here the other day. lie Is
as tall and good looking as ever.
Thousands Of persons who former
" suffered with rheumatism owe their
epresent good health to Smiths German
Olio.
Mr.. Jonathan Kreaner's Dndition
has not improved since last week.
Mrs. Alexander is much better and a.
BILE to be up.
-Rebersburg is booked for the first
singing convention of the season. The
bills were printed by the Journal Office
and sent out last week.
Hon. John Smith is still on the
sick list. His condition has not i'm.
proved ans for weeks. lie has the
sympathy Of the community.
John II. and Abs. Musser last week
shipped 125 bushels of the finest apples,
mostly EWalds, that ever grew in
penu's Valley, to Shamokin.
MIR. John Rote o: Haines township
'H'i;i make sale Of his live stock, farm
ing implements and household goods
on Saturday, December lst, 1888.
The big Touring mill at LeEisburg
isnow complete and in running order.
Some dour has already been made aud
1t is pronounced strictly irst-class.
The basement of the Evangelical
church at Centre Hall is being compile
It'd and will be dedicated Sunday, Dec.
2nd. R"v. B. Hengst will oficiate.
For SALE.-Two more Piano or
Chime Organs, Oh the cash or install
'f.ient plan.
CT. GEPHART.
-Persons owing on subscription To
the Lutheran church are most kindly
bht urgently requested to pay, as the
money il much needed. Committee.
AT Hartmau's Foundry is the
place to get the worth of your money.
re sells Sled Soles at cts. per lb., and
pays II cts. Per lb., for old metal. 81
The Bellefonte papers think that
Judge Hoy looks just splendid on the
bench. Very natural, for he is a fine
docking gentleman when off the bench.
Every man should take receipts
when he pays his taxes, and to do this
with system and order Ready Ref
renee Tax Receipt Book is indispens-
able.
The rattling and gathering music
OF the sausage machine is heard all
over and all around tlis week. What
a grand, glorious country-for sausages
we have.
There IS no rubbing oGt the fact
that John Kerstetter is an expert me-
chanic. John recently made very fine
stair railing for Prof. D. NJ. WOLF and
p. II. Stover, Esq.
Three steam whistles can now be
heard daily in Millheim. They are To-
Gated at E. Lose 81 Sons Planning Mill,
Israel Confer's Planning Mill aud r. B.
Hartman's Foundry.
The outside painting of the New
Journal Building is now complete.
Some like it much, some not at all,
while quite a number don't care iig
about it. Such is life.
Mrs. Jacob Alter is down with a
severe spell OF sickness. For few
days last week her condition was con-
adhered critical. but she is better since.
May she be fully restored soon.
Mr.. J. Willis Musser has bought
out the stage route from Woodward to
Millheim, but also goes to Coburn ev-
cry morning. lie carries express and
other goods from all points along the