Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-10-11
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


-Yoney Kreamer's condition is re-
ported worse again.
How is it about that cider ? Are
you going to bring the printer bar
rel 7
LAST week Miss Lydia Musser a
gain moved into her house on North
street.
Our Methodist fl lends have placed
a fine sett of pulpit furniture, in their
church.
"A few Tax Receipt Books are still
left. Don't forget to buy one before
they all 60.
Mr.. John Bracht, at Elkton, Was
the first man in this section to start
corn hVRs&ing.
Mrs. Emma J. ToMlinson left on
Monday morning for Lewisburg on a
prolonged stay.
Adam f. Harter and lip Hoove-
man have returned from the west all
safe and sound.
The total expenses of keeping the
poor of Bellefohte for the month of
September was $3.50.
-Musser & Smith, our enterprising
Hard ware men have new clerk in the
person of A. Bartges.
MFR. J. Fl. Deibler, Snook's gentle
manly clerk, is here again after an alb
sence of several weeks.
Mrs. jonathan Harter is visiting
friends at Harrisburg and other places
Hope she may enjoy the trip.
DIR. Stam is having auction every
night this week. He wishes to sell out
his goods preparatory to going west.
DIR. 2. T. Musser ard Frank Knarr
were to Lewisburg last week attending
a law suit, or something in that line.
Rev. J. G. " Herald, Mr.. & Mrs.
ID. LuSe are off to Reading attend
ind the meeting Of the U. B. Confer
ence.
John Kerstetter, the boss mason
from Bonneville, is building the foun-
dation walls for Andrew Stover's house
at Coburn.
Our Young friend Geo. W. Harter
has been appointed teacher of the
North Street School. uice Mary E.
Strohm, resigned.
The Glthy, offensive ditch on
Main street is still there, our worthy
town council IS still here-"and the ri-
lain still persueS her"
The heirs and widow Of the late
David Slower sold their property at the
pike west Of town, to George Royer, of
Brush Valley, for Sll50.
Money sold at 13f per. cent. pre-
MUM for permanent loan at the meet
ing of the Building s. Loan Associa-
tlon on Monday evening.
B. T. Kister is again busy and
happy &C the old business making and
mending boots and shoes, in Snook's
corner building, Main Street, second
floor.
Smiths German Olio is not only
specific for rheumatism in all its forms,
but stim llates the action of the liver
and kidneys, and is reliable blood
purifier.
The Musser Hunting Company
limited, left on Monday morning for a
new supply of fresh venison.
LATER.-the Co. came home on
Tuesday MINUS the venison.
Col. Jacob Wolf and daughter Ju-
liza, alias Mrs. B. o. Deininger, left on
Monday morning for Indiana county,
Pa, to visit relatives and friends.
Hope they may have good time.
If the JOURNAL pleases you, please
hand 1t to your neighbor who does not
take it, and very probably he will sub
scribe too. We express our apprecia-
tiOn for such kind favors in advance.
The Philipsburg JOURNAL has en-
tered upon its sixteenth volume under
very encouraging auspices. The
JOURNAL is one of the best papers in
the state and richly deserves it's sue
cess.
The Farmers Mills Cornet Band
will give General Basket Picnic at
Penn Cave next Saturday the 18th in
stant. All are inYited.
n. w. REAM,
Secretary.
THAT kind christian lady VIII o
brought US something SO very good for
the inner man is hereby rendered our
incest thanks. We do not care to
make her blush by stating the name
but piU say that it is not ]Ers. Drake.
LosT.-The subscriber lost a money
bag last Saturday afternoon between
Brush valley and AarOnsburg, contain
inu q lift lo Ovnr G05 fan dollar n0to