Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-26

Are you going to the Grand Ilar-
vest Home Picnic on Friday
The Clintondale campmeeting be-
0ihs Thursday, August 10th.
The library Of the Lutheran Sum
day School has been repleniStel by a
lot of choice books.
Mrs. William Otto, of Cochranton,
Crawford Co, Pa, spent last week in
town visiting friends.
Prepare your dollars and dimes for
the band festival to be held at Millheim
heXt week and help the boys along.
AT ten dollars day and extras, our
honorai le legislators can manage to
stand it while longer-if The people
can.
rs Trade Dollars ,cW be receired at
TIE JOURNAL OFFICE at loo cents
on the dollar on arreayeseS Of subscrip-
ton.
Perry Slower, the entermising grain
dealer at Coburn, already took in lot
of new wheat on Tuesday. lie says it
is Just splendid.
Miss 9allie Alter, formerly of this
place, for many years a resident OF
Lock Haven, is here visiting at her
brother jacobs.
Mrs. Catherine Hummel, the moth
er of ex-judge Hummel, died at Lewis
burg on the 11th inst, at the ripe old
age of 9S years and day.
The Evangelical church at Coburn
is approaching completion. 1t will be
neat, substantial and rather spacious
house of worship when done.
A little pocket book with little
money in it was brought to our office
last week and awaits the call of the
owner. Now don't al speak at once.
An exchange says that the Potts-
vile banks take the trade dollar at a
hundred cents. That's nothing big to
brag of-the JOURNAL does the same
thing.
The fresco painting in the Luther
an church is now complete. 1t is
piece of work that bears inspection and
reflects credit cn the artist, Mr.. Ii. T.
Doneiiower, OF Lewisburg.
Judge Frank, administrator, will
sell the real estate of the late Samuel
NJ. Winter, stu lte near II sbarsburg,
Saturday Aug. 25th. 1t is a desirable !
small farm of forty-tiye acres.
ALL last week the weather was re,
markably cool for the season. 1t made |
fellow think involuntarily of over
coats; coal and the like. but was all |
gratefully appreciated by the harvest
ers.
We were misiuformed in relation |
to the time on which the Evangelical
campmeeting in Gephart's grove, near
Millheim, begins. 1t is Thursday, Au-
gust 18th, and not 23rd, as erroneouslY
stated before.
The valuable real estate of the late
John Keen, deceased, will be offered at |
public sale August 18th. proximo. The |
property is among the most valuable in
the town and valley. See notice of sale |
in another column.
NoTICE.-A large number of borough
orders are in my possession. Persons
entitled to them are requested to call
and lift them.
r.. A. BUMTLLER,
Clerk of Council.
=-Neighbor Abs. Harter received an
entire car load Of the celebrated Perry
Spring Tooth Harrow the other day.
Mr.. Harter is the regular agent for
Centre county for this excellent imple-
ment and does rushing business.
Prof. VIM. T. Meyer received lot
of Estey Organs yesterday. We re-
commend this organ to persons wishing
to buy an instrument as the best in the
market for durability and sweetness of
tone. Call on or address w. L. Meyer,
Aaronsburg, Pa, agent for Bunnell d
Aikens, Bellefonte, Pa.
--STRAYED OR STOLEN, from the
residence of the subscriber in Aarons
burg, on the 3lst of May last, dark
red COW, with little white along the
belly and from rump to tail, medium
size, heavy set and short legged, and
heavy with calf at the time. ANY in-
formation that leads to the recovery of
the cow will be literally rewarded by
CHARLES q. BELL.
The Mifflinburg Telegraph is out
in an enlarged and improved form.
The Telegraph is just one of the best
local papers in the state and it's live, en-
telprising editor one Of the cteVerest
chaps QUE can meet in weeks travel
Mifiinbdrg has good reason to be