Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-09-20
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Court at Lewisburg this week.

hlos IAOillC w ASNS0'o w.
is here visiting relatives.
Father Heinle and daughter, have
taken possession of the tollgate, north of
town.
The reopenlng exercises OF Union
Seminary at New Berlin take place ON
the 26th and eth inst.
Mr.. John NJ. Seibert, and lady, OF
Harrisburg,are visiting at Sheriff Nus
Ser's, Real nice folks.
Rev. G. Il. Deininger and lady, of
New Berlin, are here visiting siuce last
week. They leave to-day.
The other day we heard the music
of a threshingfail, (Dreshhegel,) Puts
a fellow in mind of old times.
For SALE.-A good truck wagon
for sale, cheap.
If C.F.GEpnARf.
Business is, booming at Deininger
& Musser's Millheim Marble Works.
Three men and one travelling salesman
are at work.
Why buy worthless nostrums when
you can cureyour rheumatism or neu-
ralgia with pure vegetable preparation
like Smiths German Oli0.
Aaron w. Ulrich was appointed
collector of state ond county taxes for
! Penn township and H. A. Mingle for
Haines. Capital selections, both.
"A single vessel the other Sunday
brought nearly seven hundred Mormons
from Europe. What is the govern
ment going to do about it
The gentle, seasonable rain last
week give the newly-sOwn grain fields
good start. Thanks to a benevo lent
Providence for ''the early and the latter
rain"
IT you o,ce as anythlng on S,tbScrip-
tion, please pay up, sock up, book up !!
We need money eUery day-often secerdl
times a day, to build our ne,O office, you
kR0.c. II
The corn crop throughout the
country was considerably damaged by
the frosts OF last week, but there need
be no apprehension of corner in corn
on that account.
Everybody around and about is
getting the improvement fever. Even
our conservative old friend lEr. Henry
Steinmetz, has built himself stylish
new verandah.
Spring Mills will soon have all the
conveniences of full-sized town. The
latest addition is a good drug store
with competent druggist in it. See
advertisement elsewhere.
Two barrels of cider and five bush
els of apples are wanted in exchange
for MILLHEIM JOURNALS. For ''plans
and specifications" inquire at this Of
fee. tt
-Cleve Dinges is as restless as flea.
When you think he is here just then he
is there. His latest is al enlarged bus
mess and a partner al Centre Hall.
The firms name is Dinges & Rarick.
A first class, paneled two-horse
wagon box for sale at low price by the
Millheim Cornet Band. Apply to
r. A. BUMILLER,
If Treasurer.
-Hoffer's Time, Wages & Expense
Book is the most convenient little ar
aagement out for men who work ry the
dag to keep their time and wages re
ceived. For sale at the JoUNAL STORE,
price l5 cents. II
Our County Commissioners have
appointed ]. III. B. Hartman collector
of state and county taxes for Millheim.
Good-but John don't you get sassy
now that every man and even some wo-
men in town oacs you.
ENTERTAINMENT.- The L literary
Society will give free, public enter
tainment in the Town Hall, Saturday
evening, Sept. 29th, next. All are in
yited. J. w. HERALD,
MARY E. STROHM, President
Vice president. II
AT from six to eight years Of age
every Millheim boy is expected to be a
qraduate in the useful art of quoting.
At ten they must know all about pis-
tolls, guns and po,oder. Ofcourse mere.
ly ornamental branches are not necess.
arY.
Mr.. VIM. E. Smith, Of Millmont
sold his cumberland on Paddy Noun
tain, containing 2200 acres, to thinner
man & Beecher, of Schuylkill county,
for SIS, 500, Mr.. Smith reserving tht
right to saw off the white pine anC
hemlock timber.
-Cleve Dinges left on Tuesday for
Philadelphia apd New York, to lay il
4ba largest and most varied stock of