Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-03-15

mium at the meeting of the B. u l.. AS
sociation on Monday night.
A fine line of Easter cards for Sun
day schools just received ut the JOUR-
NAL STORE.
We see tY the telegraph that VIM.
Dreiblebis bought the Dreibelbis mill
property in Union county, at public
sale the other Saturday.
On two points people hereabouts
are unanimious-n namely that it was
very stormy last wednesday and singing
Geld the following morning,
FoR SALE.-Rev. c. T. Deininger
offers his valuable property in Millheim
at private sale. For particulars inquire
cf II. X. Luse. on the premises. If
Last Friday night and Saturday
morning a snow fell of about six inches
deep. Ittook the starch right out of peo-
plewho had thought Of making garden.
How many more sndws do you think
are back yet
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
1t always does our big Jumbo heart
good to receive a visit from our friend
Major T isher. He called to see us last
week on business of course, but stayed
a good spell to talk of old times and
scenes, not forgetting good old Berks
county. where both of us were born and
attended school together.
Read the annual borough statement
In another column. II is full and de-
tailed exhibit Of the receipts and eX-
penses of the borough and shows that
our officers have managed the public
business economically and well, for
which they deserve due credit by our
citizens.
FATAL ACCIDENT.-On Monday "a
bout noon little sen of Mr.. Daniel
Kerstetter residing at Penns Creek,
met his Death by being severely Scald-
ed in a tub Of hot water that was stand
ing on the porch. The boy suffered in
but was gratiously relieved by
lea tn the same night. He was about |
six gears old.
j. A. Llmbers is really one Of the |
most accommodating and reliable fel- |
lows that ever drove a stage. Through
cut the gear he carries very large g.
tlount Of express goods all along the |
route, and delivers them in person.
Everything is always right and his |
charges are really moderate. You can
lafele entrust our business to him.
If |
RENTING HOUsES.-The law Of |
Pennsylvania defining the relation of
landlords and tenants is clearl Y stated. |
When tenant rents Il house from year
TO year, running say from April l, 1882,
the three months notice to quit must |
be given before April 1, 1888, or the
tenant can occupy the premises for an
other year. But when the lease is for
4 fixed, definite period an announce
ment of expiration of The time is un-
necessary.
A NOBLE WoMAN.-Mrs. Emmy B.
Drexel, of Philadelphia, who died last
week, paid the rent Of more than one
hundred and fifty poor families, and
distributed among the poor over twen'
ty thousand dollars year. She en-
plyed woman to institute inquiry in
TIC the merits OF each applicant, and ev-
cry week dispensed groceries, clothing
and money to the poor, who gathered
every Tuesday in the rear of her resi-
dence.
Last week Rev. E. D. Keene came
to visit the old home, old friends, par
ents and relatiYes-and what was real
nice of Man, he brought the brand new
wife along. On Sunday evening he
preached a very satisfactory sermon
to a we'll filed house, and after enjoy
ing the kind hos pitalities of the frconld-
schaft for few days, left for his new
field of labor at Thompsontown, Juni-
alta county. May he be abundantly
successful in his chosen calling.
No matter what you may need in
the line of house furniture, whether it
be Parlor Suit, Bed loom Suit. Sett
of Chairs, Rocker. Lounge, or any SIM
gle article Of the more common furni-
ture, you can do as well, both as regards
quality and price, In buying from
Squire Camp, at Centre Hall, as any
where else. The people of the valleys
sure iy have no good reason to go away
from home for good and cheap furni-
ture. 2t
MUSICAL TNsTRUoTIoN.-The UNDER
signed will again resume, lis work of
teaching aud will give lessons on Piano
or Organ at reason able rates. The
spring term will begin the first week in