Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-10-18
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


cry.
M. UIrlch, Jr.-Crockery & Hard
ware.
e. Lrse s. son-Planing Mil
Work.
.Deininger s. Musser Marble
Works.
Hon. w. X. Alexander-Political
Cyclopedia.
-Dinges, Vonada & Co., General
Merchandise.
WIN. 7. Mauck s. Son--Furniture
81 Wall Paper.
Tuesday morning we had the first
ice of the season.
1t will pay you to buy your furni-
ture of Mauck s. Son. Try it!
Pike Boss Cook Huber has filed
up the mud lake on Main Street.
Smiths German Olio continues to
meet with unprecedented success. =
-Snook's brickmakers have been
much detained latteriy by bad wealth
er.
How is it about that cider Are
you going to bring the printer a bar
rel I
Hon. w. X. Alexander is busy as q
beaver working up the North Carolina
Excursion.
Twenty bushels of winter apples
wanted in payment of subscription for
the JOURNAL.
The Daniel Kreamer farm was bid
mp to $67. so, at the sale on Saturday,
but was not sold.
Mr.. Robert Hunter, the father OF
Hon. B. F. Hunter, is ninety years old
and still in the enjoyment OF good
health.
1t takes eight full-grown Watson
town hunters to shoot one deer. Up
this way one hunter often does better
than that.
p. n. Giuter, Esq, of Lewisburg,
was here last week on business for the
East Lewisburg Planning Mill. He IS a
gentleman, every inch.
The weather alternates now be-
tween beautiful sunshine, disagreeable
rains and raw, cold windS-enough va
riety TO suit all classes.
-Piof. John A. Robb, Superintend
'ent of the public schools of Lock Ha-
ven, has abolished the recess" system
with good results, as he thinks.
ABS. Harter is real lucky chap.
Not only is he the boss oats farmer but
also the premium fruit grower. He has
- hundred bushels of fine Baldwin win
ter apples for sale.
j. r. Wolfe, administrator, will a
gain offer the valuable real estate OF
The late Thomas Wolfe, in Miles town.
ship, at public sale, Nov. 18th. See
notice In another column.
Mr.. Henry Bollinger sends US a
copy of the Dakota Journal, new pa
per just started at Bridgewater, Dako-
ia, where Mr.. B. resides. The paper is
readable and spicy. Thanks.
The West Chester Village Record
now sports cornstalk seventeen feet
three inches high. That beats John
Orndorf's big stalk at the JOURNAL
Office bv two feet two inches. NeLt.
If you don't know what the word
Hfuss'' means, just hire abouthalf doZ'
en- Millheim boys to go Though town
with a bell announcing an auction.
They give much better definition
than Webster.
Our public schools will open on Mon
day, Nov. 5th. There will be winter
term of four months and a summer
term Of two months. Make your ar
angements, parents, to send your chill
1ren regularly.
The two teams of J. Shigelmeyer
and one of N. Ulrieh, left yesterday
morning for Mill Hall to work on the
new Vanderbilt rail road. B. F. Roy
er, Edward Cantner and VIM. G. Ulrich
are the teamsterS.
Tomorrow friday the executor Is
sale of the real estate of Philip Slower
deceased, will come off, affording an
excellent chance to buy good farm in
Haines township or complete home
stead in Aaronshnrg.
Hog cholera prevails to afearful ex'
tent around Womelsdorf, Berks coun-
ts. One farmer lost 73 head, another
60, another 40, and many others less
number. ALI efforts to stop the dis
ease have thus far failed.
Mrs. Rev. A. d. Rowe will give
her lecture, "Talk about India" IN
Bonneville, Saturday evening, October
9th, at whi,h time she will have on ex'