Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-12

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at 4,47 and ll.41 p. M. So says TIN
Ne,oS. But how is it that three train!
go east and but two north ? Does tn,
third train never return.
-Deiningcr & Musser erected a fine
massive monument at the grave of Mr.
John Keen, deceased, on the Reformed
Cemetery, AarOnseurg, the other week,
1t reflects credit on the surviving
friends of Mr.. Keen as we'll as on the
enterpiising makers,
Our farmers had trying time ot
it last week in making hay. II rair-
ed more or less every day, land no doubt
considerable hay was ruined. Yet
there is enough and to spare, This
week the weather has been fair and
much cooler and the hay crop is mostly
housed rather tdrneN.
The subscription lists for the new
Evangelical church are progressing
right fairly and the congregation has
formally decided to build. A building
committee was elected consisting OF
Rev B. Hengst, John Stoner,C. AleXant
der, w. IL. lenney, Jacob Gephart and
Jacob EiSenhuth.
EECLosING OUT AT CoST.-Dry
Goods, Boots Il Shoes, Hats, Carpets,
Notions, Hardware, Canned Fruit, Stone
Crockery, Lubrieating Oil, and a large
variety of general merchandise, all at
closing out prices, Come and get big
bargains. Produce taken in exchange.
tt J. w. STAN
Union county is getting in earnest
to erect n soldiers monument and a
suitable site in bewisburg is being
looked after. But how is it that Gen.
ire county moves SO slowly-or rather
does no more at all in this matter Do
not our fallen heroes deserve mOnu-
ment as much rs those Of any county
in the state =
We call the special attention of our
readers to the fact that Prof. w. T..
Meyer, sells Pianos and Organs for the
enterprising firm of Bunnell & Aiken,
Of }ellefonte. Mr.. Meyer is not only
an expert in the use of musical instru-
ments but understands their construc-
tiOn and value thoroughly, ,and is there.
fore a safe man 50 buy from. st
LosT.-On Wednesday evening the
subscriber lost his pocket book some-
where in Millheim, containing little
money and some valuable papers. The
finder would confer favor and receive
fair reward By returning it to the
subscriber or leaving it at the JoUR-
NAL office.
SAMUEL ARD.
Our band held their annual elect.
ion for officers on Monday last with the
following result Samuel Weiser, jr.,
President /; }. II. b. Hartman, Secre-
tary r. A. Bumlller, Treasurer.
They also filled several vacant horns
and are now industriously engaged in
brushing up for the summer and fall
campaign. Go in boys and do your
test !
The Lewisburg Chronicle advises
its readers not to drink whiskey dur.
ing hot weather. This is entirely con-
trary to the faith and practice of those
who ought to understand the matter
best. They say that in hot weather
whiskey cools of, while IN cool weather
it tcarms, ,pand that it has numerous
other good qualities besides. OF course
we are no Judge in the premises.
To SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTEND-
ENTS AND TEACHERS The JOURNAL
STORE is a regular depository of the A
merican Sunday School Union aud sells
all its publications, including library
books and other supplies at regular
Philadelphia prices. A fine line of re-
ward cards and books just received
which will be sold to Sunday Schools at
special prices.
The undersigned hereby grateful
ly ackno Wedges the reception of a nice
present from her friends in the Penn's
Creek (Lutheran) Congregation. Ac.
cept the hearty thanks for this kind re-
membrance of one who highly appre-
cities and sincerely reciprocates the
kind feeling which prompted this tok-
en- of love aud esteem.
G. ToMLINSoN,
Aaronsburg, Pa.
Andy Immel did slashing busi-
ness selling meat on Monday morning.
Seemed as if everybody was just out Of
meat and wanted some of Andy's best.
Andy was IN rosy humor, happy as a
bird. Telling his good luck to some Of
his neighbors he was asked to show his
money, when ID and beht ii it turEedout
that about all his customers had showed