Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-09-20

mill. No clue has been found Of the
thieves at this writing.
If we can not get our stock of Win
ter apples all on pile we expect to get
them $50 buSchel,OeiS," just as we have
done before-payable in JOURNALS, of
course. Friends don't forget your
printer. Say you won't.
Prof. w. T. Meyer offers at pri-
vate sale at his residence in Aarons-
burg, Pa, a good driving mare, top
buggy, two setts single harness, robe,
cook stove, paror stove, sink, and a
new ITaines Upright Piano. Call be-
fore Oct. lst. 2t
Wonder what pranks that long,
lean, lank JdrborouS fellow of Jake
Springer viii be mp to next The 9TH
er day he got II man to help him, ana
the two carried a full-grOwn coal
stove onto the roof of Jake's barber
shop where it now serves the purpose Of
chlmney top. IT'S mdckerel Jt,ct.
j. A. LIMBERT will carry express
and freight goods from Coburn to any
point along the route at the following
rates All packages weighing less than
100 pounds, to Millheim, 10 cts, 10
Aaronsbu9g. Is cts, to Woodward, -
cts. For packages weighing over 100
pounds proportionate charge will be
made. u
CLARK Musser comes .ou. first best
this year on sun flower farming. His
best measures III inches in diameter,
the next one IL inches, and so on
downward. Several dozen "such 'uns"
ought to be en- ough to trim the biggest
lady's hat in the universe.
PUBLIC SALE.-Rev. w. NJ. Lands
| will have public sale at the Reformed
parsonage, Rebersburg, next Saturday
the 22nd, inst. He will sell his house
hold goods among which are atine Burd
cite Cabinet Organ, Chamber Suit, Fam,
lily Carriage and stoves.
Litigation must again be on the
increase in Centre county, as the
November court is to continue three
weeks. The JOURNAL will publish the
list of jurors in due time. Too much
crowded just now, and it will be in sea-
son several weeks later.
Our school board has engaged the
following teachers for the coming win
ter term Grammar-R9v. J. G.. w.
Herald Primar y-Miss Rose Harter;
North Street Miss Mary. E. Strohm.
Mr.. Herald and Miss Strohm are ex-
perienced teachers, while Miss Harter
is a graduate of the Central State Mr.
NAL School, of Lock Haven.
One after another building is going
up in our neighboring town, Coburn.
The Evangelical Church, Jacob Kerstet-
ter's and John Rote's houses are near
ly complete. Dinges, Vonada & Co.'S
new store is almost ready for oc3upan-
cy. Andrew Slower has made good
beginning with bis house, and thus the
brisk little town grows.
DR.. Ulrter and Saml Weiser. Jr.,
| brough; ii cnrnstalk to our Office last
week that measures fifteen feet and one
inch from the roots to the tip of the
tassel. 1t has well-developed ear a
little oyer seven feet above the roots.
The monster cornstalk was raised on
good democratic soil, by Mr.. John Orn-
dorf, of Haines township,as staunch an
old democrat as can he found i'll
weeks travel.
A GOOD RECORD.-Rev. ". NJ. Lam
dis, who faithfully served the Rebers-
burg Reformed Charge for a little over
eleven years, will leave next week for
Beaver Springs, Snyder Co. Pa, where
he has accepted another field of labor.
A friend who is entirely familiar with
the facts sent us the following data and
figures which represent as far as figures
can represent Mr.. Lands' official work.
The better and unwritten part of his
labors will only be revealed in the bet
ter land. -,
We never had the pleasure of hear
ing Mr.. Lands preach, and there
fore know him only as a mana
true, consistant. genial christian gem
tleman and as such we haye learned
to love and respect him, and will cher
ish that feeling for him while life
| lasts:
Became pastor of the Rebershurg
charge, June 1872, II years and 8
months ago. Built three churches
during pastorate, Grace Chapel at
the east enl Of Brush Valley, st. Pc
ter's at Rebersburg and Christ at Mad.
isonburg, all fine, comfortable churches,
well adapted to their respected locali-
ties, and are fully paid for. The par
sonage was also repaired and put in
| good condition.
| STATISTICAL