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

day schools just received at the JOUR
NAL STORE.
Mr.. VIM. Pealer left our town and
Mr.. Snook's employ last week. Sorry
TO lose such good, genial fellow, but we
cannot help lt-else we would.
Judge Frank has taken out letters
of administration on the estate of Saul-
oel Winter, deceased. See notice IN an
other column,
FoR SALE.-Rev. C. +. DeiniDger
offers his valuable property in MfRheim
ut private sale. For particulars Inquire
ofH. X. Luse. on the premises, If
The fitting season has already o.
pened and the teams loaded with house
bold goods toe numerous tomentlon are
passing to and fro every day.
The I.ewisburg Chronicle caHs the
hanging OF Jonathan Moy er a techni-
rality. In exactness and refined cruel.
~ that beats any lawyer we ever
heard.
Mr.. Jacob Gephart's tobacco crop
isnow all stripped and ready for mar
kst." Jacob has about four ana haE
tons Of the weed on hand and it IS
worth at present prices aSeut Sl0es.
Mrs. c. A. Sturgis is here on Wis
at to her parents. her health Is some
what impaired and she carae home to
recruit. Her condi;leA has already
improved considerably
If YOU havea cl.ls in Sunday School
and wish to present them with beauti-
full Easter cards-or in fact any other
kind of cards-the JOURNAL STORE Is
the place TO get your supplies.
The Net hodist congregation of
Miffiinburg raised S2, 5S2.O4 last year,
$1,000 Of which was applied to pay off a
debt on tie parsonage. Rev. A n.
Barnitz is the efficient pastor.
Capital and labor seem to get along
very harmoniously at Mann's Axe Fac
tory, near Bellefonte. Some of the
workmen have been engaged there for
forty successive years.
The matrimonial business IL boom
ing Just now. Pastor Tomlinsou splic-
ed no less than three couples one even
ing last week, while fourth one could
not be served and had to get another
minister.
If some Of our farmer subscribers
have more corn than cash, they can
settle their subscriptions in corn-and
it makes no difference to the printer
whether it be for arrears, in advance,
or for the current year. If
Our friend Val. Breon will take
charge Of the old Musser mill, in A
pril, and Frank Richards expects to
run the brick mill. Both are excellent
millers. Mr. Meyer intends to make
trip to the west.
Barber Springer hss to get himself
an assistant. The young man is
nephew of jacob, halls from Selinsgrove
and answers to The name OF George l..
Springer. He is bright and active and
takes to the business quite natural
".
III Millheim can nct get up su axe
factory, WOODEN mills, or other manu-
factory establishment let US try to raise
quoting club. 1t would at least be
something In the line of enterprise, ,and
we doubt not that united effort would
insure success.
MUsE.-Vocal and instrumental
music practically and theoretically
taught in the Musical College at Free
burg, Pa. A sessi On Of six weeks be-
gins Tuesday, May lst, 1888. Address
F. G. MoYER,
st Musical Director.
The Bellefonte Republican is out OF
humor with the bad music and singing
prevailing i'm that town and says ''the
choirs in our churhes are ridiculously
inadequate to the demands of the occa-
sion-some are not even worthy of the
name" Now that's bad of brother
Tuten 10 talk 80, but who would have
thunk 1t ?
Next Monday the new mercantile
firm of Pealer u Long will start up
business in Mr.. Eunk's store building
at the iron bridge, Spring Mills. Both
these gentlemen possess practical busi-
ness training ard have financial and So
cial standing, which are the prime fact
ors to success. They have our best
wishes in, their new enterprise.
j. a. Llmbert is really one of the
most accommodating and reliable fell
iows that ever drove stage. Through
oxt tire year be carries very large a.
mount of, express goods all along the