Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-03-29
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


proved itself entirely reliable.
Our friend Andrew Ocker has been
appointed post master at Madisonburg'
Tue JOURNAL takes pleasure to con
Sratulate Andy.
FoR SALE.-Rev. G. T. Deininger
offers his valuable property in Millheim
~atpIivate sale. For particulars inquire
of II. X. Luse. on the premises. II
Mai. ]. Is. Fisher and NJ. George
Ours; shipped the finest lot of fat cat
tie from Spring Mills, last Thursday
that perhaps ever left Penn's Valley.
Andrew Slower and Jacob Kerstet-
ter. two of our substantial citizens,
'f,ave each bought lot and will put up
good dwelling houses at Coburn the
coming summer.
The Lngansville post office was bro
ken into the other Friday and robbed
of about two dollars in small change.
>Starnps and stamped envelopes were not
disturbed.
Pike manager Cook Huber put a
rev floor on the Millheim bridge last
week. But don't you think Cook, the
bridge should have Few abutmerts
too ?
AS far as now known three new
dwelling houses will be built in Mill
helm next summer, by ]. w. Shook,
Wm. 3. Hartman and Jerome Spigel-
meyer, respectively. Others may fol-
low suit.
The new town council Will have
its first business meeting on Monday
evening when all who have claims a
yai;ist the borough are expected to pre-
sent them.
If some Of our farmer subscribers
have more corn than cash, they can
settle their subscriptions in cortland
il makes 40 difference TO the printer
whether it be for arrears, in advance,
or for the current year. If
The trout fishing season begins on |
the first of April and ends on the first |
of August, but our anglers had better |
postpone business until Monday rs the |
law imposes penalty Of S25 for fish
ing or hunting on Sunday.
We are happy to state that DR.. :.
q. Gutelius has no idea of leaving town, !
all rumors to the contrary nOtwithstand |
ing. The doctor thinks Miliheim is !
the boss place to stay and herein his |
head is entirely level.
Music. Vocal and instrumental |
music practically and theoretically
taught in the Musical College at Free
burg, Pa. A session Of six weeks be-
gins Tuesday, May lst, 1888. Address
F. C. MoYER,
St Musical Director. |
Tho Improvement boom seems at |
last to have struck the staid old village
of LewiSburg. The building ola MAN.
moth Touring mill seems TO be assured |
and now the citizens are holding meet
ings to get up ;5ater WORKS. $4,000 !
are already subscribed.
Miss Rachel Read, Of Clearfield |
town was visiting friends in our village
during the past two weeks. Miss Read |
is a yivaeious and intelligent young Ia
dy and during her stay formed many
acQuaintances. She started for home |
on Monday followed by the best wish
es'of all and ardent hopes for a speedy |
return by at least one.
j. A. Llmbert is really one OF the
most accommodating and reliable fel-
lows that ever drove a stage. Through
out the year he carries very large a
mount of express goods all 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.
If |
We learn with pleasure that work
on the Buffalo Run Rail Road has com,
menced In earnest and that some |
800 men are already engaged grading
at different points along the route
through the ''barrens." Without any
inside knowledge whatever regarding
this new enterprise it would seem OBJ
vious that the building of this road
viii necessitate the extension of the
Lewisburg u Tyrone road to Lemont
and thus give US connection with B4lle-
f0nte.
In looking around for any kind of
Parlor or Kitchen Furniture, whether
needed in entire suits or only single ar
ticfes, 90 not forget that Squire Camp,
at Centre Hall, can furnish you as well
and as cheaply as you can be accOmmo'
dated anywhere in this part of the state.
The squire understands his business
thoroughly and will sell you good work