Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-10-04
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

-S'Fixing" the st.ve pipe is next on
the domestic programme. Ugh /!
Go to d. I. Brown for good, home
made tinware and stove pipe.
Uncle Johnny Long last week
bought Daniel Garey's homestead at
Elkton.
Nothing but herbs, roots and seeds
enter in the composition Of Smiths
German Olio.
This latitude and longitude had
pretty emphatic thundergust last Fri
day evening.
Go to ID. |. Brown and see his fine
No. parlor stoves and heaters-the
best in the world.
The Farmers Mills Band will give
a grand picnic and festival at Penn
Cave next Saturday.
The colored brethren Of Bellefonte
are trying hard to organize band.
Hope they may succeed.
High Constable Bartholomew broke
ground on Monday morning bright and
early for his new mansion.
ID. l. Brown has the exclusive
right for this side of the county to sell
the beautiful Belmont stoves.
-FoR SALE. 4 first class new organ
for sale cheap. Inquire of
G. F. Gephart.
DIR. STAN sold his property on
Main street to Mr.. Yoney kreamer,
for $1,000. The doctor talks of going
west.
The weather was cloudy and gloomy
on Saturday, but few people in town,
comparatively, and business rather
dull.
Mrs. David Whitmer, of Judah,
Wisconsin, is now at Rebersburg visit
ing her aged mother, Mrs. German and
other friends.
ID. 1. Brown has opened his Oyster
Parior where you can get the best of
oysters at all times. Tables ready at
all hours of the day and evening.
-Bellefonte is enjoying bigger
building boom than it ever did before.
Many fine private residences as well as
some public buildings ale being built.
II you O,ce nS anything on SuJScrip-
tion, please pay up, sock up, book up !
We need money euery day-oftem Sereral
times day, to JaiId oar ne,o office, you
know. II
The Watchmdn editor has been
told that the Bellefonte, Lemont &
Nittany Valley railroad is positively to
be built. All right-but tell US also
when, brother Meek.
ANoTHER-Our jolly High Consta-
BILE, E. Bartholomew, is going to build
himself house, on P"Ln street, forth
and work is to begin at once.
Our young fri end Mr.. George r.
Rllymestine who for several years made
his home at Lock Haven, returned
home last wee with brand new and
''yery handsome young Wife," Bravo,
George.
j. Wesley Gephart, E<q., of Belle
fonte, was chosen President of the
State Y. NJ. c. A. at its recent cOnven'
tion at York. This is high but we'll
deserved honor bestowed on native
MiIlheim boy.
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Our friend Mr.. w. Frank Musser
has returned from Ohio where he was
travelling ON business all Summer, and
expects to take charge Of the First
Grade school at Aaronsburg for the
coming winter term.
Our band boys now have each a
music pouch of fine, white glazed leath-
er. They look starkish-the pouchse we
mean-yes. and the boys. What next ?
BOYS, Jumbo moves that now you get
yourselves four, fine, big kohl-r0ben-
1ech-ruSs-tintea-Sc horses dress
ed in silver-plated harness, for the wag
on! 81!
The eighteenth session Of the Cen
eral Conference of the Evangelical AS
sociation conveneS at Allentown, Pa,
to-day. About one hundred minister
ial delegates will attend. This is the
highest representative and governing
body in that denomination and directs
all its affairs of a general character.
Among our callers during the past
week were Col. Shortlidge, Jas. II.
Rankin and w. G. Heinle, Esqs., of