Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-08-30
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
more Summer day is left.

"EG dLlu MISS 1Aut9
--Aaronsburg Sunday School licnic
'on Saturday. Going
They are coming in-the new sub
scribers aIe-so they are.
Mrs. John Keen bought the bank
building from ID. A. Musser.
Barber Springer is already fixing
up his newly bought property.
The rail road meeting at Centre
SIIall TO- day should be well attended.
The potato crop is very abundant.
Wagon loads are hauled in every day.
Town Council meets in regular
tmonthly session next Monday evening.
A special session of the West Sus.
'quehanua Chassis meets at Rebersburg
next Tuesday.
Everybody said~it was most awful
hot for few days hast week. Guess it
must be true.
Judge 'Witmer, of Sunbury, the
}umber king of this region, was i'll town
most of last week.
Had no'less than three public sales
lin town on Saturday. Well, MiIlheim
IS big place in all but size, and no
mistake.
Rev E Stambach gives notice in
another column that he is the executor
of the estate of Mrs. Daniel Kreamer,
deceased.
Hon. John Smith is confined to
his bed 10y sickness. Mr.. Smiths
health has been gradually failing for
some time.
Our neighbor John kerstetter was
awarded the contract to build the new
school house at Coburn. Johu is the
very chap that can do it.
If lawyers and sheriffs keep on Wis
iting our town as they did this while
past it will soon be necessary to make
Millheim a branch county seat.
Rev. Z. j. Wolf. d. D., paid us a
welcome visit last Thursday evening.
The doctor left next morning for Get
itysburg to resume his work in the sem
inary.
1t is now very generally under
stood throughout this part of the NOR
al vineyard that no family eau be CON-
pletely happy without the MILLHElM
journal.
A. ]. Harter, our industrious cur
rier, has put up a splendid sign at
Weddings corner, telling people
where he'is and what he is doing there.
Business
Quite number of our people are
at Bellefonte this week attending
court. Glad we have no counting job
hon hand just now-too bus y entilelY on
other lines.
john c. Motz, Esq, has returned
from his trip to the Rocky Mountains.
His family will remain while yet with
Mrs. Motz' father, DR.. Jacob Reighard,
Freeport, Ill.
LosT.-Tuesday morning between
Milheim and Condos SD W mill, a two
foot rule ,one Joint. The finder is kind
ly requested to return the same to the
Journal Office.
"A first class, paneled two-horse
wagon box for sale ut low price by the
Millheim Cornet Band. Apply to
r. A. ,BUMILLER,
If Treasurer.
The fine forms and classic faces of
tour legal lights, A. o. FuIst and J.
w. Gephart, were seen in town last
week. We did not venture to ask
them their business.
THE JOURNAL BUILDING is
progressing finely. To those of our
nelghbors who helped to lay the foun-
'dation timbers-Strong and solid, we re-
turn our best thanks.
-Williamsport, too, had big fire on
Monday night. A number of dwellings
and some %, 900 900 feet of lumber were
destroyed. The loss will foot up the
enormous sum of $500,000
Rev. G. F. Deininger, of New Ber-
lin, was here last week on fourfold
errand, to fetch his daughter Lille, at
tend campmeeting, visit friends and
see how his crops panned out.
Rev. Jas. ID. Wilson, d. ID. of New
York city, has returned from his Eu-
-ropean tour much improved in health,
and is now rusticating at Spring Mills
with his father, the venerable Peter
Wilson.
If you are not too busy-or whether
you are busy or not-please read the
testimonials on our Ready Reference IaG
Receipt Book, in another column-then
make a bee line for the JOURNAL
STORE and buy one.