Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-06-28

|. spring wagon. She was awfully scared
but fortunately not seriously hurt.
The JOURNAL Office is prepared q
do all kinds of job work as good a5 The
best and as cheap as the cheapest
Next week however we ask to DO ex
cused from doing anything In that line
1t is our established rule which we d,
not. violate for friend or foe.
Mr.. Isaac Behm, one Of our few
remaining aged fathers, residing al
Pine Greek, made us a call last week
He is now in his eighty-frst year and
was in feeble health for some time but
Is now much better again. 1t is over q
year since he last visited Millheim.
@CLosING OUT AT Cosr.-Dry
Goods, Boots & Shoes, Hats, Carpets,
Notions, Hardware, Canned Fruit, Stone
Crockery, Lubricating Oil, and a large
variety of general merchandise, all at
closing out prices. Come and get big
bargains. Produce taken in exchange.
If J. w. STAN
We mc requested to announce rs
one of the attracting features Of the
Fourth of July celebration in Millheim,
GLASS BALL SHOOTING, to take place
between 8 Il 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, and 3
II O'Clock, 2. NJ, in front of the
First National Hotel, under the man.
agement of S. X. Sober, one of the best
marksmen in the state.
j. A. LIMBERT Will carry express
and freight goods from Coburn to any
point along the route at the following
rates AN packages weighing less than
100 pounds, to Millheim, 10 cts, to
Aaronsburg, Is cts, to Woodward, 25
cts. For packages weighing over 100
pounds propOrtionate charge will be
| made. tf
-STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the
residence of the subscriber In Aarons-
burg, on the Slst Of May last, dark
red cow, with little white along the
belly and from rump to tail, medium
size, heavy set and short legged, and
heavy with calf at the time. Any In
formation that leads to the recovery Of
the COW will be literally rewarded by
CHARLES G. BELL.
FATAL OCCAsIoN.-On Friday as o
barn raising for VIM. Shrack, on Su-
gar Valley mountain, man named
Joseph Radabach met his death by q
sad accident. A piece Of timber had
been raised up pretty high, but the men
in some way lost control of it and it
fell back for them, striking Radabach
so severely on the head that his skull
was crushed and causing other severe
injuries. He died on Saturday morn
ing in great suffering, leaving a wife
and large family Of children.
On Friday last con stables Kline
and Huber arrested young man nam
ed Turner, at the residence of Mr..
james McClintic in Gregg township,
upon a telegram received from the city
marshall of Chicago. The telegram
said ''arIest and search him for $4,000
in money and watches. The fellow
was taken by surprise and easily
caught. Of course he icOuld not give
bail and was lodged in the county Jail.
lie had been in this section before.
We direct attention to the man.
moth advertisement Of Bunnell & Ak
ens' Music Store, Bellefonte, Pa.
Their establishment is full-grown
concern and they keep everything in the
line of musical instruments from the
grand Cfickering Piano and Estey Or
gan down to the boys Jews Harp, as
well as Il full line Of sewing machines.
They are active and enterprising busi'
ness men who understand their line Of
trade thoroughly. Bunnell s. Aikens'
is a good place to 60.
The Evangelical Church at w oOd.
ward has recently undergone thor
ough repairing, neatly papered and
painted inside and outside, and is now
ready for re re-opening, to which import
ant occasion we would cordially invite
our friends and the public in generally
on Saturday evening and Sunday morn
ing July 1st, at 10 O'Clock. The Rev.
Geo. W. Curria will ofliciate, and rich
feast of good things may be expected.
BENZ. HENGsT,
Preacher in charge.
HELP NEEDED.-Our contractor,
Mr.. II. X. Luse, has commenced work
on the new JOURNAL building. To
the town this means an important i'm
provement, bat to US it means work
and expense. All who ever did any
building know just how that is. It is
money every day, money all the time
from beginning to end. Yet we expect
to get along smoothly enough If our
patrons come to our help as they should.