Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-17

company are already talked OF. Hope
there may be millions In it.
Look at Mrs. Weaver's Spring An.
nouncement in another column, and &c
not fail to heed her invitations to call al
her shops on Penu street. She has the
best Millinery establishment in this
valley and don't you forget 1t.
Don't get excited about the ncC
raal read-the symptoms are not so
dangerous just yet. Don't talk about
fancy prices for property high rents and
big factones-please don't. lis not
good for health, either individual or gen
eral.
Brother VanOrmer, of The Bcmo-
crat. gave us short call ll-too short to
do either Of us much practical good
on Friday. We want it distinctly un-
derstood that from this time on we will
not put up with any such visits. I'm
derStand
The big steam Touring mill at
Lewisburg is now under contract. 1t
is to be 100 by 50 feet in size, four stor-
les high, fist class III all respects and
to have a capacity Of 30 barrels day.
The company expect to have it com
pleted ard running 10y Sept. 1st.
-Pcof. Meyer is awakening interest
among the Centre county singers in
furtherance Of the muSica, jubilee, to
be held in SolinsgrOVe -Mithnburg
Telegraph.
Yes, brother Schoch, that's eXlctly
what Prof. Meyer is doing and doing
well.
@FCLOSING OUT AT COST.-Dry
Goods, Notions, Hats, Shoes, Boots,
Carpets, Tinware, Hardware, Canned
Fruit, Lubricatiug Oil Stone Crockery,
and large variety of general merchan-
diSe-all at closing out prices. Pro-
duce taken in exchange.
v
The ladies of the Evangelical con.
gregation will meet on Friday evening
for the purpose of organizing mite So
ciety. Such auxiliary societies are im-
portant helps to congregations, not on
ly in a financial way but in many re-
spects, and they should be more gener-
ally established.
j. A. Llmbert is really one Of the
most accommodating and reliable fel-
lows that ever drove IA stage. Through
out the year he carries very large a
mount Of express goods AL along the
route, and delivers them in person.
Everything is always right and his
charges are really moderate. You can
safely entrust our business to him.
DEININGER & MUssER row have the |
largest stock of marble work and the
fullest assortment of monuments and |
headstones ever displayed in Centre |
county. They keep the best stock,
make the most tasty designs and sell at
the lowest prices. Facts ale facts. Ut |
NoTICE.-The subscriptions taken
at the dedication Of the Lutheran |
church at Miillheim are now due and |
payable. The committee is in need of |
funds to complete the church. Sub
scribers are kindly Soli;i 70 come to |
their help. Finance Committee. |
On Tuesday the sad news reached |
here that Judge Runkle had suddenly |
died on Monday night. The judge had |
been engaged in planting corn on Mon
day but began to feel unwell and had to
quit work before evening. He took to |
bed and grew worse and before morn !
ing the vital spark had fled. Further
particulars relating to the Judges |
death we did not learn.
Don't fail to read J. r. Smith &
Co.'S readjusted advertisement in anoth-
er column. This firm has widely |
spread reputation as enterprising bust
ness men, and their Urge trade is con-
stantly on the increase. They have the |
largest business house in Milton an d !
their stock of house furnishing goods is
hardly exceeded this side of Philadel- |
phia. Whether in the line Of Furni-
ture, Carpets, Pianos, Organs, Sewing |
Machines, China and Silverware, they |
can suit all classes of customers, be-
cause they have all grades and kinds of |
goods. Doing business OH SO large a
scale their prices are of course low be- |
yond competition in this part Of the
state. Our readers who need any thing |
in the several lines kept by this large |
house will do we'll to call and examine |
their stock before purchasing elsewhere. |
2t /!
Our singers of Aarons6urg, Re-
berburg, Millheim and the several vi
entities held their second meeting at
Aaronsburg OH Saturday evening and
organized into an ass citation called the
MEYER PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
The following officers were elected
President-Rev. Z. A. Yearick Vice
President-Hon. ]. G. Meyer 4; Secre-