Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-03-22

MaClack, w. ~. HlDmeiIeicu, -Ai
Follmer, Of Milton and the firm OF
Heaton, Hunter & Tayler, Of Ashland
all rich fellows-constitute the COM
pany.
They had little wreck at Coburn
on Saturday morning by which a car
loaded with grain was thrown down
the embaukment and emptied Of its
contents. 1t was caused by the spread
ing of the track. The same train col
lided with COW at Fowler and the poor
cow got tSe worst OF 1t.
-1n looking around for any kind of
/ Parlor or Kitchen Furniture, whether
needed Vim entire suits or only single ar
ticles, 10 not forget that Squire Camp,
y. Centre Hall, can furnish you as well
| and as cheaply rs You can be accOmmo'
dated anywhere en- this part OF the state.
The squire understands his business
thoroughly aRG will sell you good work
Mt the lowest possible prices. Give him
u call.
-Rev. Benz. Hengst, the rev preach
er, gave rs call on Saturday. AS u
minister and theologian, Mr.. III. is
much above the average In ability,
while as man he s one Of those few
excsptioROlly kind and genial spirits
who seem never to have an enemy in
the wide world. Wherever he labors
he is not only popular in the current
meaning OF the te rm, but really beloved
by the entire. community. Welcome.
MUSICAL INsTRUCTIoN.-The under
signed will again resume Ills work OF
teachiug aud will give lessons on Piano
or Organ at reasonable rates. The
spring term will begin the first week in
April. Persons residing In Aaronsburg,
Millheim, Rebersburg or In the vicinity
Of any of these laces, who are deslrous
of taking lessons will please write orap-
ply In person to WM. 7. MEYER,
1t Aaronsburg, Pa.
We clip the following from the Pa
triOt of Monday last. Rumors had been
afioat concerning this matter for some
time, but for want of something dean-
ite and tangible the JOURNAL refrain'
ed from making reference to 1t. We
hope Grant may be able to establish his
innocence, not only for his own sake
but for the sake of highly respected
father:
On Tuesday the inspectors arrested
Grant Shafer OH charge Of robbiny
the post Office at MadisOnburg on Jan
nary |, 1888. The prisoner was taken
before the United States commissioner
at Bellefonte, and after hearing was
held in So O bail for trial at the session
of the United States court at Williams
port, commencing the third Monday of
Juae next.
Mrs. Nancy S. Tuten, mother Of
Mr.. E. T. Tuten, Of the Bellefonte Re
publicdl, departed this life aJ the home
of her sou, Wednesday the 14th inst,
in the 63rd year of her age. Mrs. Tu-
ten was christian lldy Of excellent
qualities Of head and heart, and died in
full hope and faith of immortal life.
Some thirty years ago ber husband
died, leaving a widow with six children
to provide for and educate, task
which she pei formed with true heroic
devotion and exceptional success.
The remains were transported for In
terment to her former home in New
Hampshire, on Thursday, accompanied
by her affectionate SOD, to whom we
express our coincidence and sympathy
in his bereavement.
We clip the following item from
the Harrisburg Patriot Of the 18th inst,
wbichshows that our townsmen, Messrs
S. X. Sankey & Co., are availing them
selves of very LIBERAL offer by the citi-
zens of Duncannon, Pa, to locate their
agricultural implement works at that
place
A New Industry at D1ncannon.
A PATRIOT reporter, in conversation
with J. E. ScheibleY of this city. gener-
al agent for the machine and foundry
department OF the Harrisburg car COM
pany, learns that the enterprising citl-
Eens of Duncannou have donated three
acres of land and one thousand FIVE
hundred dollars in cash to Messrs.S. K.
Sankev & Co., of Millheim, Centre
county, Pa, as an inducement to have
them locate their agricultural works at
Duncannon, aff0rding them unusual
facilities, heing located along the line of
the Pennsylvania railroad and In close
proxiny to the junction OF the two riv-
ers and Pennsylvania canal. The
buildings are under way and will be
! completed by the 1st of July 1893.
-PETERsoN's MAGAZINE for April
is already on our table, az welcome as
the flowers of Spring, and quite as
fresh and beautiful. Tie embellish-
ments, as usual, are very fine, particu-
larly the steel-plate, ga Modern Gin
derella !" the colored steel fashion,
plate and the colored pattern in crew.
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