Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-29

No gunpowder, guns or pistols car
be sold to boys under sixteen years o
age, under penalty of three hundred
dollars fine. Storekeepers should keeE
this In mind as the sporting season il
, on.
Mr.. Michael Ream, an old and
highly respected citizen OF Gregg
township, died at the residence Of his
son -in-law, Mr.. Daniel Homan, on
Monday night. Hs was eighty years
OF age.
Rev. A. B. Erhard late of Fishers
vile, Dauphin county, Pa, writes us
in private letter that he has changed
his residence to Rossville, York Co.,
Pa, where presumably he has accepted
q new field Of labor.
A Miff,inburs hunting party mum
bering sixteen had only eight BARRIERS
along. Hope they made clean shave
as they passed along. Bnt where were
the Chambers. particularly our friend
Mackerel Fdct join ?
1T affords US rnfeigned pleasure to
state that all our schools are doing
well, and especially is Mr.. Herald'S
Grammar School highly spoken Of.
Bravo (! rye editor" tips his hat to
the teachers Of Millheim.
-E. w. Mauck is really an expert
at the paper hanging business. He
keeps very large variety Of paper to
select from and sells and works at very
moderate prices. If you have any pa
pering 70 do try Edward. 2t
-Dinges, Vona Ia 4 Co., at Cnbnrn,
have large supply and fine assortment
OF Ladies' and Misses Coats, trimmed
in fur and plush. They have already
sod over $500 worth OF these goods and
people will do we'll to buy of them,
Mr.. ThOs. J. Kister, of Milton,
gave US call on Monday. Thomas is
at prssent in the employ or Messrs j.
r. Smith & Co., the enterprising house
furnishing firm, and he Is admirably ad-
apted for travelling salesman.
The Entertainment by the Evan
gtlieal Aid Society this evening prom
! ises to be rich treat. AS the admis-
sion is very low and the p leeds to G.
a worthy object 1t should be liberallv
patronized, Let the community give
the society full house.
For Holiday Goods go to Dinges,
VOnada & Co., Coburn, and Dinges &
Rearick, Centre HaH. There will be
an immense variety at both stores "a
bout December 18th. Don't fail to see
their stock before making your selec-
! tionS.
Col. D. G. Bush, of Bellefonte, talks
Of converting the idle car works there
! into an extensive manufactory nf agri
cultural lmpliments. The Colonel is
an active. wide awake business man
and BellefOnte is largely indebted to
him for its advanced state of prosperi-
ty.
TIE SANE AS HERE.-The Lewis
town "'Gazrtte" says: There is too
much huckstering in this county for the
good of the pool, who are thus made to
pay exorbitant prices for inferior butter
and other articles, much of which
would not bring half the prices in the
city it is sold for here"
| Last Saturday orr friend Daniel
Raush, of Madisunburg, shot monster
wild turkey on the Big Flat, behind the
| first mountain, north of that town. The
gobbler weighed twenty-eight pounds.
Daniel is crack shot, and it is not
healthy for game of any kind to fool
within range of his rifle.
Doll u Mingle the boss shoe deal
ers of Bellefonte, are constantly adding
to their large and elegant stock. It is
only necessary tU visit their store in
order to be convinced that their boots
and shoes are the very best while their
prices are positively the lowest. Give
Doll & Mingle call when you get to
Bellefonte. Ct
Mr.. W. Howard Rishel, of Mad
isonburg, only son of Daniel 2. Rish-
ell, died on Saturday, of lung fever latter
an illness ofonly few days. He was yet
a young man, married for some five or
six years, and as far as we know always
in the enjoyment of good dealth. He
ieayes a sorrowing wife and four small
children TO mourn their early loss.
Our Reformed and Presbyterian
friends at Aaronsburg have formally
resolved to build church, and judging
from the personnel of the building com
mittee it will be good one. At a
joint meeting Of the two congregations
held last Saturday Mr. Michael Harper,
Mr.. Joseph Jordan and Col. J. P. Co
burn, were elected the building CON-
mittee, and Mr.. d. H. Rote secretary