Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-22
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

MFR. John III. Kreamer moved into
Jacob Sankey's house to-day.
Our towusman, J. II. Miller, is at
Laurelton working in the foundry.
A good truck wagon for sale at a
reasonable price. Inquire at the JoUR-
NAL otfce. ...,
The Lewisburg National Bank los
es $4,000 by the failure of Peter Bal,
dy, of Danville.
David Ertrl's mill has been thor
oughly repaired and a new miller will
shortly take charge of it.
Judge Orvis has settled down to
the practice of law in Clealftld with
J. Frank Snyder as partner.
-She protracted meeting at Coburn
is still in progress, and so is that OF the
United Brethren. in Millheim.
Mr.. John Bracht bought the Dut-
weller homestead on Saturday for $15.-
Is. The price is very reasonable.
Mr.. w. II. Cassler is building an
extensive saw and planning mill at Pine
Greek, near Adam WinEelblech's.
Joseph X, Meyer & Co., are look
ing out suitable location for their
new saw mill near Dauiel Z. Gent
zel's.
We see by the Telegraph that our
dear little friend Johnny Zeigler at
Millmnnt, expects TO teach singing
school.
The Belmont Parlor Heater is the
prettiest, tue cheapest and best stove
in the market. Call to see it at d. l. ,
Browns.
Col Jacob Wolf will make sale of
lot of household goods at his late res
idence, Aaronsburg, Saturday, Nov.
24th inst.
: The JOURNAL office is in first
class trim 70 do all kinds Of job work,
neatly, cheaply aud expeditiously.
Bring it in.
=. Mr.. Harvey Yeakley, son of Mr..
John Yeakley, of Miffiinton called TO
pay his compliments to the JOURNAL
office last week.
Persons entitled to borough orders
that are in my hands are hereby re-
quested to call for them.
r. A. BUMILLER.
For fine Monuments and Head
stones the Millhelm Marble Works is
the leading and best place in the cOun
~. tf
There will be meeting of the Gen.
tire County Pomona Grange at Centre
Hall, Friday, Noy. 3Uth.
!. A. KELLER, Sec.
-Cn Thursday evening a wagon
load of our young folks, fourteen in
number, went to Cuburn TO attend the
protracte1 meeting.
The Musser s. Gentzel hunting
party returned on Saturday without a
pound of venison. We can do as good
hunting as tnat any day.
ld-coIder---coldest November
week eyer experienced here--last week,
of course Everybody says so and it
must therefore be accepted as true.
OUR SICK.-Mrs. Amos Alexander
is still confined to her bed with no i'm
mediate signs of Improvement. Yoney
Kreamer's condition is no better.
Persons owing on subscription to
tthe Lutheran church are most kindly
but urgently requested to pay, as the
money is much needed. Committee.
Three oyster saloons in town-H.
II. Toml1nson's, S. T. Frain's and D.
]. Browns, all of which are prepared
TO accommodate the public in first-class
style.
-Dinges, Vonada q Co., make a
specially of clothing and gents under
wear. Don't you forget this when a.
bout to make your purchases for the
winter.
p. S. Meyer and Israel Confer are
doing a brisk business with their i'm
proved Meat Choppers. They are put
ting them out by the dozen. A good
article always sells we'll
Our neighbor barber w. J. Spring
er has improved his shop, again by
new paper hangings and decorations.
That boss mechanic, Ed. Mauck did it
and therefore it looks boss.
Sammy Faust is preparing for win.
ter, not only for himself but for others
as well. The other day he received a
whole drove of sleighs in the rough,
which he will complete and finish in
first class style,
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