Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-19

July Goth is to be the hottest day
of the season. Virgins says SO.
S. G.. Clark and family removed
back to town again, from Penn'S Creek,
on Tuesday.
Sixteen trains leave and come to
Lewisburg daily. That is eight leave
aud eight come.
Wv. r. Weiser was ON the sick list
FOR some days last week but is out a.
gain and at work.
Mai. Geo. d. Pifer, OF Philadel-
pha, was here last week interviewing
our merchants on business.
john Rishel. of Potter township,
announces in this week S JOURNAL as
a candidate for Associate Judge.
Cap Mingle, of Belletonte, was a.
bout this week visiting friends and Civ
ing the twin babies a good airing.
Ex-senator Peale, of Lock Haven
will sail for Europe shortly and ex-
poets to be absent some six weeks.
David w. Duncan has been COM
missioned Post Master at Spring Mills
and Isaac Underwood at Poe Mills.
Miss Lille A. Deininger, of New
Berlin, is here visiting hel sister, Mrs.
III. X. LuSe, and other friends.
Mrs. Daniel Kreamer has been SER
iouSly sick for some days with but
slight chances for recovery at present.
-E Trade Dollars Wdl be received at
the JOURNAL OFFICE al 100 cents
on the dollar on arrearGgeS Of SubScrip-
tior.
Rev. John Kreamer, of Jewel City,
Kansas, gave us a call last week. He
speaks in glowing terms of that part of
Kansas.
The sale of Adam BoyeI's farm,
near Howard, will take place August
18th, and not August 10th, as stated
last week.
DIR. Geo. s. Frank of Spring Mills.
Illuminated our dingy 5anctum the 9th
er day by the smiles Of his pleasant
countenance.
Mr.. Samuel Reed, Miss Laura
& cE I
isburg, ,are here ON a visit to Rev. Benz.
uengsL & family.
Geo. L. Potter, Esq, the live insur-
ance agent of Bellefonte, was in. town
last week, bnt whether on business or
pleasure We did not inquire.
Rev. A. J. Trey, of Chester county |
Pa, will fill the pulpit for Rev. Z. A.
Yearick, in the Methodist church,
Millheim, next Sunday evening.
Young Sam Weiser now runs
Tomlinson's Branch Store. Sam is
Just first rately adopted for such posi-
tion and does slashing business.
Charles S. Stratton, better known
as General Tom Thumb, died at his
home in Middleboro, Mass, on Sunday
the 10th instant, aged fifty one years.
j. F. Cook, ESQ.,, the wide-awake
agent of the Producers Marble Com.
pany, of Sutherland Falls, Vermont,
was in town on Monday interviewing G
Deininger 81 Musser.
The Annual Reunion of the Sold
iers' Orphan ''Sixteeners'' will be
held at the Opera House, Altoona, Pa,
August 18th, 10th and 18th. Hon. w.
a. Wallace will deliver the address.
The Milton Economist thinks the
Shamokin school board acted very sem
sbly i'm passing resolution prohibit
ing corporal punishment. There might
be some decided differences of opinion
on that point.
Hon. John B. Linn and Adam
Hoy, Esq, gave us calls last week.
They were here looking after some
timber land belonging to the estates of
Hon. James T. Hale and James Mac
manus, deceased
The " atclnaau announces that on
Thursday the 10Th inst, to-day Mr..
l.. r. Munson and Miss Sallie Gephart,
eldest daughter of J. P. Gephart, Esq,
will be joined in marriage in the Epis-
copal church, Bellefonte.
&C. NJ. Bower, Esq, of Bellefonte,
has been around and about for the last
several weeks, breathing the pure air of
old Penn's Valley, visiting numerous
uncles4 cousins and brothers-in-law, and
even doing little harvesting.
Saturday August 4th the Afillheim
Cornet Band will hold an Ice Cream
Festival. The boys wish to raise some
"schtanps'' to clear off a debt still
resting On them for their uniforms and
and they deserve to be liberally patron
lied.