Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-02-15

Another slight fall Of snow on Sat
urday night keeps up the sleighing
pretty well.
Glad to see that Mr.. +. W
Mauck is out again after q sickness:
ofseveral weeks.
Mrs. D. A. Musser left home OF
Monday to visit her daughter, Mrs, c
A. Sturgis, at Lewisburg, who is re
ported to be seriously i'll.
-Lycoming county offers q reward
Of $500 for the arrest of Mckinney
Smith, one of her rascallY EX-Commis.
sloners who absconded.
Father Winter had stroke Of pal
sy on Saturday. He was entirely help
less and we have heard of no improve
ment in his case since.
FoR SALE.-Rev. G. T. Deininger
offers his valuable property in Millheim
at private sale. For particulars inquire
of II. K. Luse. on the premises. If
The loss by the recent flood in
Bellefonte is estimated at $4,000. The
council talk of building an iron bridge
instead of the wooden one at the Bush
House which was swept away by the
food.
The valuable property known as
Wolfe's Store, in Brush Valley, will be
offered at public sale by the admins
TRAITOR of Thomas Wolfe, deceased,
Tuesday, March 9th. A fine chance
for an active, ,enterprising business man.
"A few Of our singers visited the
Centre Hall Musical Convention last
week and were highly pleased with it.
They are full Of admiration and praise
over the manner in which Prof. Per-
kins, of Bosto n conducts performance
OF this kind.
We learn with pleasure that the
Rebersburg musical convention is we'll
attended and that the prospects for n
big turn out at the concerts are good.
Next week is Millheim's turn for Il con-
yention and we hope our people and the
committee may fully realize their ex-
pectations.
WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN mo
less than four different engineer corps
had their mead quarters at the Bush
House, Bellefonte, recently, engaged in
surveying different routes to Lemont
and where not. One route-rather rail-
road-to connect with our road at
Spring Mills is all that our side asks,
but let us have that
Another weary pilgrim has gone to
his long rest. Mr. Reuben S. Zerby de-
parted this life on Sunday evening at
six O'Clock. For some years he was an
Invalid, but also a devcut christian,
and suffered what Providence saw fit
to visit upon him with true patience
and meekness. May his rest be peace
ful and sweet.
j. A. Llmbert is really one Of the
most accommodating and reliable fel-
leWs that ever drove stage. Through
out the year he carries very large a.
mount of express goods all along the
route, and delivers them in person.
Everything is always right and his
charges are really moderate. You can
safely entrust your business to him.
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ATTENTION COLLECTORS FOR 1881.
All unsettled duplicates for the year
1881 will be place. in the hands of the
attorney for immediate collection il
not settled by the first day OF April
1888.
-. rrr~ E- JOHN WOLF,
& . II. G. CAMPBELL,
A. J. GR1EsT,
II Commissioners.
Since Feb'ry 1st, Mr.. D. A
Musser is a member of the Millheim
Banking Company Dan has lots ct
that desirable stuff which the Bible
calls "unrighteous mammon," but
which this wicked generation des
ignates by such funny names as spon
dOolics, roeks, stamps, neruus reruan
&c.
On Monday evening the Millhein
Building & Loan Association held it,
eighth annual meeting which was wei
attended by the stockholders. Eigh
shares were sold at an average premium
of twenty per cent. The annual repor
appears in another column, showing
that the association is in sound an
prorperous condition. The following
officers we're elected for the ensuing
year President-B. 0. Deininger
Vice President-Frank Knarr Secre
tary-A. Walter; Treasurer. Fl
Reifsnyder Directors --S. d. Mussel
j. b Kreamer.