Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-15
--BeIlefonte paid $40 to keep hei
poor during the month Of October.


out the stage route from Woodward to
Millhaim, but also goes TO Coburn ev-
cry morning. He carries express and
other goods from all points along the
line at very moderate charges, and con-
tinues the calf and poultry business.
If
The first number of the Lock Ha.
ven Daily Democrat is before us. 1t is
a nice, clean paper, of good siza. and
we'll filed with good local and general
reading matter. Mrs. Helen NJ. Whal-
ey is the proprietor and publisher, and
Mr.. E IT. Thielecke editor.
We wish the new enterprise abun-
dant success.
Mrs. NJ s. Feidler sent our estin-
! able other half four cabbage heads OF
the new BEAT ALL variety that are
real pleasure To behold. The biggest
measures 80 inches in circumference,
trimmed Of the outside leaves, and
weighs 12t pounds. The others are
only trile less. Mrs. Yoney is de-
feated this trip and the JOURNAL lddy
is happy. awaiting further returns.
NOTICE. An persons indebted to
the estate Of the late John ID. Fonte
who have received notice from the sub
scnber requesting payment, are hereby
notified that unless immediate payment
be made their accounts will at once be
placed into the hands OF justice Of
peace for peremptory collection.
SC L. L. MUSSER.
AN Ocean Trip to California and
the Habits and Customs of the Chi
nese" Is the Suhjec of lecture to Ge
delivsred next Thursday evening, Nov.
l., by Rev. c. F. Delninger, whose
familiarity with this topic will insure
the lecture to be both interesting and
and Instructive. Mr.. Deininger will ap-
pear in Chinese custume, and will ex-
hibit objects and relics illustrative of
his subject.-Le,cisbrg Chronicle.
Our schools opened the other Mon
day with good attendance and favorable
auspices generally. There is good reaS-
on to believe that our corps ofteachers
are both competent and willing to do
their duty. and if directors and par
ents but give them All active, cheerful
support the schools will tie successful.
The matter SO largely affects the pub
lie welfare that ever y citizen, whether
Il parent or not, should feel the proper
interest in it.
Y esterday afternoon. Mr.. JOS Mes
bit, of the East Lewisburg planning
mill, made a narrow escape from being
instantly killed. He was standing Oh
a plank on the second story of the ell
gine house of the water works when
the plank slipped from its fastening
and Mr. Nesbit fell backwards into tie
cellar. In falling he struck the back
of his head on the stone wall OF the Gel
lar entrance. He was taken up inSen-
Sible, but non returned to conscious
ness. DR.. T. II. Wilson dress d his
wound and he was taken home.-LelUiS-
burg Joaratl l0th.
THANK GIVING ENTERTAINING
AND EDIFYING.- The Ladies' Aid Sd
eiety of the Evangelical congregation
of Millhein, aided by the Evangelicl
Sunday School, will give Thanksgiv,
ing Entertainment in the Evangelical
church. on Thanksgiving evening, Nov
29th, '8} The exercises will consist OF
Music, Rotations, Select reading, Dia.
l0gues SC. Tne exercises by the chill
dren will be of. special interest. The
entire Programme is made up of choice
aud appropriate selections. The affair
will be interesting and instructive, and
worth many times the price of admit
tance. The proceeds to flow into The
treasury of the Ladies Aid Society
Come one and all. Admissions 15cts
Doors open at z P. NJ. Entertainment
begins at 8 P. NJ.
G. F. GEPHART,
NJ. Z. GEPHART,
D.'L ZERBY, Com.
ANNA L. HENGST,
ADA E. EIsENHUTH,
The Luther Centenary Services Of
Sunday were of an interesting an,
highly satisfactory character to all tina
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