Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-17

If you want any sale OlllS printed
come to this Office. We will do You
job quick, well and as cheap as an
body else.
-DID You? In tie advertisement
of J. A. Mcdonald, on our outside
please read ~. Eisenhuth, at his Drus
Store, Millheim, instead of DR.. Barber
Middleburg, Pa.
Correction next week.
-TME SICK. Mr.. B. +. Miller is get
ting better, he has been out some. Pc
ter WaliSa is also improving. ClymeI
MuSSer is still confined to the house
but is also better, and SO is Mrs Wal
ter, the wife of our excellent cashier
A number Of children who had beer
down with mild torn of scarlet rasl
are all on the way of recovery as far aS
we haye leaned.
"A good question for debating clubs
just now would be Which Is the
most pleasant season of the year, Win
ter or summer ? Guess maj ority
would be on the Stunmer side, the way
old winter has handled himself the
past few weeks. But then eXery sea-
son has its charms, its advantages and
disadvantages and it seems to be the
disposition of us naughty mOrtals new
er to be entirely satisfied with matters
as a benevolent Providence arranges
them in this imperfect state of CUR be-
ing.
MIR. John II. Musser of Aarons-
burg sold three of his lots on Water
street, Millheim and is about closing
the sale of fourth one. Jesse Kream-
er, Harvey Hawk and Samuel Weiser,
Jr., are the purchasers of said three
lots and expect to put up their build
ings next summer That opens new
street and will help TO fill up the south
ern part of the town. Go ahead, there is
a good space left to build on, lots are
reasonable and the best thing a young
man can do is to procure a home tOr
himself.
TAKE NoTICE.-Mr. III. X. Luse
hereby respectfully informs the public
that he has large lot of seed potatoes
known rs the "White Elephant Potato
for sale at his residence at Millheim
We are in possession of a basket full of
these potatoes and can give them a
warm recommendation as the best
yielding potatoe in the market. If you
are in need Of any seed potatoes do not
fail to call on him. If
Benjamin and John J. Orndorf,
administrators of John Orndorf's es
tate, will sell at public sale on Satur
day, Jan. 10Th, on the premises of de.
cedent in Haines township lot OF
household goods.
we COME WITH SoNG.-You are
invited to attend the Musical Conven-
tiUn, to be held in the town hall at
Madisonburg, commencing Monday
evening, Jan. 14th, 1884 and closing
Saturday evening, following with a
Grand Concert of vocal and iustru-
mental music. There will be two ses.
sions each day, at 10 A. Il. and p. NJ
A large class will participate and
will be assisted by talented musicians
from Bellefonte, Zion, Rebersburg
Millheim, Jacksonville and Lock Hay
en-.
The convention will be conducted by
Prof. G.. G.. Curns, of Lock Haven, as.
sisted by Miss Annie E. Fielder Of
Madisonbur urg who will preside at th'
organ.
The Rebersburg Cornet Band viii
discourse music at the concert.
The proceeds will be applied to tht
completion of the Lutheran dhurch al
Madisonburg. Come and help the
cause along. Tickets for the coursf
80 cents, single session tickets, 10 cts
Concert tickets % cts.
Death was again busy ia our mids
during the past week. Mrs. Thomas
of Aaronsburg, widow of Jacob Thorn
as, long since deceased. Mrs. Mowry
wife of James Mowry of Penn town
ship, and Mrs. David Ulrich, near Mill
helm, haYe all been called to their eter-
nal home. Mrs Thomas always enjoy
ed excellent health aud attained a goOC
old age. Mrs. Mowry was sick fo
some weeks, but when we saw her, a.
bout week before her demise, she die
not seem so near the gates of death
Mrs. Ulrich was in feeble health 70
some weeks. She bore her afflictioI
with resignation and christian forti
tude.
Thus they 90 one after another, tn,
fathers, the mothers, and we, WHO arr
younger move on to take their places
But our time is coming too when w,
will be called. Do we sometimes thinI
Of it e?
Chips from Madisonburg.
The topic for convers alton at presen
is, convention.
Our new store is doing a thriving