Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-02-08

stock and lot of farming utensils.
-Ex-Gov Curtin has our thanks for
public documents.
Sugar Valley thinks she will get q
railroad. Hope she may.
-Uriah Meyers execution in Sny-
der county would have come on court
week and was therefore postponed one
week, to Wednesday March 7th.
We'll yes, the N'atc!mca aught
to know-whether there is anything
in it or not.
FoR SALE.-Rav. c. +. Deinmger
offers his valuable property in Mi!lheim
at private sale. For particulars inquire
of Ii. X. Luse. on the premises. II
Communicated.
CoNUNDRUM.-Wh are the main
points of difference between the CEN
TIRE Hall REPoRTER and thc Mil
HELM JOURNAL ? Answer next week.
Subscriber 10 both.
j. II. ReifSnydey, trustee, will offer
at public sale Saturday March Sid ;"e
valuable farm of Michael Krtamor, late
of HaineS township, deceased. See
notice in another column.
DR.. STAN has opened a store in
the new building adjoining his resi-
dence. Dry goods, Groceries, Hard
ware and general lire of goods al scid
at bot tom prices. \ snare Of pnblic
patronage respectfully solicited.
1t affords US pleasure to state that
DR.. John +. HGrtar WAS recently con
iirmed as Notary Public for MllEeim.
The doctor is certainly big enough to
handle the seal and Las the other
QualiEca tions besides.
Just received at tie JOURNAL
STORE a fine lot Of stationery-eSp eSpe-
cialy for the dear iadieS-scEatch books,
ren cases, fine envelopes, photograph
and autograph albums, bibles i'll great
variety, sc, &c.
La st Friday was doX day and Mr..
Dox did see his shadow sure, according
TO which there Will be six additional
weeks of winter weather if What the
weather prophets say is true. We
don't pretend to understand This kind
of for9I0gy and must depend on others
to regulate our weather.
On Sunday We had considerable OF
a flood in our stream, consequent of
rain Saturday night. Tie ice on Elk
creek was very thick, but broke ard
float ed away without doing any harm.
On Sunday night there was q slight
fall of snow, which has been sufficient
to afford good sleighing ever since.
Next Monday the Rebersburg Mu-
sical Convention begins and will con-
tinue during the week, closing with
grand concert on Saturday evening.
The committee have secured some first
grade musical talent and everything
seems to indicate full success. Go
ing
J. A. Limbert is really one Of the
most accommodating and reliable fel-
lows that ever drove stage. Through
out the year he carries very large a.
mount Of express goods all along the
Feate, and delivers them in person.
Everything is always right and his
charges are really moderate. You can
safely entrust your business to him.
If
Last but by no means least MIL
helm comes in for "IGG Grent Musical
Contention Of the ScUs0n." The bills are
out, giving full details. Read them,
keep your pocket money together and
come. 1t promises to be q rich treat
and you will not regret 1t. The con-
Hention begins Monday the 10Th, in
slant.
What every paper says ought
to bG true or at least come true
and every paper we take up says
that Mai Forster viii have a good
clerkship p under Secretary Of Inter
nal Affairs Africa. We only hope
the papers many have guessed right
this trip.
ATTENTION COLLECTORS FOR 1881.
All unsettled duplicates foc the year
1881 will be placed in the hands Of the
attorney for Immediate collection II
not settled by the first day Of Apri
1888.
JOHN WOLF,
II. G. CAMPBELL,
A. j. GR1ESr,
3t Commissioners
THE firm Of Dr. e. j. Deshler
Son is dissolved by mutual consent
, The books and accounts are in th
hands Of E. J. Deshler for settlement
where all who know themselves indeb