Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-01-18

The new Evangelical! church IL
3eorge's Valley will be dedicated next
Sunday morling.
Excellent sleighing-and those wht
have sleighs and horses, time and mo
ney ARE enjoying it grandly.
FoR SALE.-Rev. c. F. DeininEel
offers his valuable property In Millhetu
at private sale. For particulars inquire
OF II. K. Luse. on the premises. u
Prof. p. Fl. Meyers singing class
will hereafter meet twice a week-or
Wednesday and SATURDAY. evenings. AL
concerned will please take notice.
Township and Borough elections,
Tuesday, Feb. 20th, and If you wau'
an office you had better begin to can
vass in time.
-Bsnjanin Kerstetter, Administra,
TOR, will again offer valuable proper
Sy, situated ut Coburn. at public sale,
Saturday, Jan. &th.
The JOURNAL SroRg In keeping up
n full line Of Family Pocket and Sunday
School Bibles, Books Of Worship with
and or without tunes. Albums, Paper,
Envelopes and Stationery OF all kinds.
Our County Commissioners have
appointed Mr.. l.. B. Frank, OF Rebers-
burg, Mercantile Appraiser for this
year-a capital choice. Lutte is young,
Rood-iooking, active and qualified,
simply gentleman and q scholar.
y. II. Reifsupder, Esq. JAS. c.
smith and z. d. LHse are off to Har-
risburg 10 see Gov. Pattison properly
and legally inaugurated. Hope they
will make good, solid job OF it and get
N good ofice-each OF them-into the
bargain.
-Ex-Sherif Shafsr and Nj. VIM.
Shsfer, of Snydertown, were here on
Monday to take look at the Luther
an church. The Snydertown congrs-
cation purpose building a new church
and are just now determining on size
aud plan.
You ale right-'tis fact-a
qRackerel fact event. is cold. But i
what certain teacher once explained
to his school is true, IL is still much
colder up IL Gfesnland-and that ought
10 be some consolation to lid fellows
here.
From the best information we
can gashsr ss well as from ouT own OBJ
servrtion We ara happy to conclude
that our schools are in prosperous
condition, although the attendance is
not as full and regular as it should be.
A little more reform on this line would
he salutary.
-Rebersburg is fast becoming a mu-
steal town and another convention is
On the tapis, to come of February 18th
Ito 18th. Prof. J. A. Weaver will be
director aud the several committees
who have the matter in charge are lab
pring harG TO get every thing in best
shape. We wish them abundant sue
cess.
MIR. Jackson CAtborman, OF Hert-
ey towGShlp, Union, Co. recently felled
an oak tree on bio premissawhich meas
ured 4 feet 8 inches across the stump
and furnished logs aRgregating 90 feet
10 length, the last log measuring IS
inches In diameter at she small end.
The Telegraph calls Ii a 'socker." Up
here we would call 1t pretty fair sap
ling.
This hrm OF Harrranft & Brown,
in Milton. recently butchered three
hogs--Junabo, Moses and Ronle0-weigh-
1ng respectively s33t, 773 and 7l93
pounds. That will do to wind up the
hog business for the season.
ANOTHER. Mr.. A. V. Miller, of
Pleasant Gap, butehered his big porker
Brag on New Years day, weighing $50
pounds.
The firm of DR.. E. j. Deshler 6
Son Is dissolved by mutual consent
The books and accounts are IN the
hands Of e. J. Deshler for settlement
where all who know themselves indebt.
Cd are req tested to call without delay.
DR.. E.. J. Deshler will continue The
practice of the profession.
T.. J. DEsHLER
Aaronsburg, J. j. DEsHLER
Jan. 13. 1885 8
In looking over the jury and tria
lists for January court we notice tha
G.. w. Stoyer, ESQ.,, OF Penn, is on th'
grand jury, and Geo. w. Ream, J. A
AeClintock, I. Underwood, of Gregg
James Hasel, c. L. CRANKY, Frank B
Miller, of Miles, Henry Keen, Of Pens
and B. T. Kister and J. Spigelmeyer
of Nillheim, among the traverse jur
ors.
The case Of Centre County GqainI
the old board OF County Commission
ers e. the first one on the list for tn