Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-03
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

DIR. Siam has constructed Soo'
board walk along his entire front
Bravo.
-TheN atchmdn calls Our enterprlsing
towRstnan II. H. Tomlinson the Johr
Wannamaker of Millheim.
Mr.. r. o. Deihl, of Howard, wa:
here on Saturday to visit friends and
acauaintances. Bob looked tip TOP.
Quite a number of our citizens
who attended court last week received
their Favorable mention" in The Belle,
fonte papers.
Trout fishing has not thus far pam
ned out very well this Season, but
whether the trout, the anglers or the
weather is to blame is an open dues-
t3on.
Mr.. L. Bartholomew bought q
otilding lot on Penn street from l.. A.
Musser, on which he intends to build a
house. Who is the next man to do the
Saths ?
MFR. d. n. Lenker has quit his
branch furniture shop at Millheim, ect
will be happy to serve all old as we'll as
new customers at his regular place of
Aoronrhnrr
Wolfe & Hosterman, the enteppris-
ing merchants at Wood ward, have just
received a large stock OF all kinds OF
spring and summer goods and are SELL
ing as low as the lowest.
The editors are hard Up for local
news. People are all busy and nothing
stirring transpires-and yet this state of
things Is preferable even to one that re-
quires the writing up of accidents.
The weather varied nearly all of
last week between cold, RAIN and some
attempts at showing aud occasionally a
little sunshine. Farmers are much de-
tained in their work in consequence.
Mr. P. B. Slower, of Pleasant Val
ley. Lincoln county, Kansas, writes us
under date of April 2sth that they had
plenty of spring rains out there and that
wheat and other vegetation appear very
promising.
Both Of our landlo rds are repairing,
paperi rg and painting their hotels in
trst class style.
Mr.. Musser is putting up four street
lamps at his hotel-a very necessary
Improvement.
VALUABLE HOME AT PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will sell at plblic sale
next saturday the. 5th inst, at 2
O'Clock, p. NJ, that valuable property
in MillheiE known as the George Har-
ter homestead.
Only three applications for license
odt OF a tot al forty-four were rejected
by our judges last week. Centre coun-
ty now has forty-one licensed hotels
and saloons and one wholesale liquor
store, at Philipsburg.
ACCID ENT.-On Wednesday Mr..
Samuel w eiser, Jr., while working at
Judge Whitmer's steam saw lnill, near
Paddy>s tunnel, had the misfortune to
have two fingers of his left hand Sc
verely lacerated by circular saw.
AT STAINS store you will find as
good line of dry goods. groceries, boots
& shoes, notions and general merchan-
disc as anywhere in this section and,the
prices are as low as the lowest. Go
there yourself and see that these facts
are facts.
Hon. ). Woods Caldwell, proprie-
Tor Of the Irwin House at Lock Haven,
has MAIDS 4 big improvement in his llo-
tel. The house has been repainted,
papered, renovated and refurnished,
and is acknowledged to be Une Of the
best arranged hotels in the state.
-Bellefonte has just organized q
new building and Loan Association.
The number of shares will be limited
20 lCD0 and no individual can hold
more than 20. George L. Potter is the
temporary president and Recorder
Frank E. Bible secretary.
Squire Camp at Centre Hall is busy
as ever making and selling all kinds of
furniture.
Parlor Suits,
Chamber Suits,
Lounges,
Chairs;
Tables, &c. &c.
all of best style and make and at the
lowest prices. 2t
r. A. Bumiller and Harvey Confer
have each painted their residences on
Penn street, and both appear ''just splen-
did," The new street is fast becoming
q beautiful thoroughfare and after a
few more good buildings and another
church are built we will make motion
to call it Pennsylvania Auenue.
j. A. Llmbert is really one of the
most accommodating and reliable fell
lows that ever drove stage. Through
out the year he carries very large a.
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