Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-04-03

The undersigned hereby notifie
his friends and patrons that he has re-
moved his dental office to the eastern
part of Main street, opposite the NJ. l.
church, where he ls prepared to accom-
modate all persons wishing any work
done in his line. Thanking the pub
lie for their past patronage he respect
fully requests continuance of the
same in his new quarters.
]. +. HARTER,
Dentist.
The appointments for the Altoona
district made by the NJ. +. conference
which ended It's Session Mt Williams
port last week are rs follows:
ALTOONA DISTRICT.
James II. lLcGarrah, Presiding FL
der-Postoflice, Altoona.
Altoona-Chestnut Avenue, George
Warren.
Altoona-Eighth Avenue, Geo. Lei
dy.
Altoona-First Church, George d.
Penepacker.
Altoona-Twenty-fourth street, j. II.
Wilson.
Belleronte-Milton X. Foster.
Birmiugham-George Guyer.
Cleartield-James Curns.
Cleariield CiIcuit-Emanuel w. Won
ner
ensvile-Joseph b. Shaver.
Duncansville-Henry S. Mendenhall.
Glenn HOpe-J. Benson Akers.
William a. Carver.
Half Moon-Walter II. Whitney.
HollidaysbuIg-J. Ellis Bell.
Houtzdale-Asbury w. Guyer.
Howard and Beech Creek-OWen
Hicks.
Lloydsyille 10 he supplied.
Logan Valley-William A. Dmmire.
Lumber City-EliSha Shoemaker.
Martinsburg-Isaac Hickman.
MileSburg and UGionville Will lam
w. Reese.
New Washington-John A. Mattern.
Osceola to be supplied.
Penn's Valley-G. p. II. Saryis.
Philipsburg-John p. Polsgrove.
Pine Groye-T. A. Elliot.
Pleasant Gap-J, Bruner Graham.
Port Matilda to be supplied.
Snow Shoe-William i. ID. Noble.
Tyrone-Jacob :. McMurray.
Warriorsmark k-George w. Bouse.
Williamsburg-Will William V. Canoe.
Woodberry and Pattonsyille-Albert
s. Lambert.
Woodland-Joshua X. Lloyd.
William Earnshaw, chaplain Of the
National home for disabled volunteer
soldiers, at Dayton, Ohio.
j. II. Hykes-Missionary to China.
For the Journal
Burbank Wayne Co., Ohio,
March "a, 1884.
DEAR EDITOR
AS you have not heard
from me for some time | concluded you
should hear from me once more. Let
me compliment you on the neat and
stylish appearance of the JOURNAL in
its new dress. will send You dollar
soon to renew, please keep on sending
it. l read with interest tie account
of the dedication OF the new Lutheran
church at Millheim. l am really glad
you succeeded so we'll in so good a
cause, you know next to Methodist, |
am a Lutheran. We just closed a
protracted meeting at the N. E. church,
the result was % Conversions, 20 united
with the II. Z. Church.
Well it really feels like as winter was
over. The weather has been delightful
for few days and the mud is drying
up, am glad / don't have to move.
We have had rather a pleasant winter
and excellent good health in this part
OF the country.
wish now to tell you wonderful
story about hog that lived without
food for 6 months, Tanner out done in
the matter of fasting. Whose hog can
beat it ? About the 4th of September
last Mr.. Geo. Burr, proprietor Of the
Burrwood and State Experimental
farms, q miles north of Burbank, O,
lost a valuable Berkshire SOW. He ad-
vertised his loss extensively, but never
heard anything from the animal until
last Friday March 81. While removing
the bottom of a straw stack, made in
September last he found the pig alive.
The pig is nothing but skin and bones,
and has been visited by large num-
Der of peoplAsinee thediscovery. The
pig had been without food or water for
over six months. This is no fish story,
but solid facts. The pig is most de-
void of hair, but will survive and re-
cover.
Politics is warming up little in O.
hio. The Republicans first choice for
President and Vice President in these
parts ARE Blaine and Lincoln. The
Democrats go in for Payne. l think he
would make very oily candidate. But
| must stop.
Very truly yours
G. w. HOLLOWAY.
PENN HALL SHAVINGS.
The latest-a street lamp in front of
Fishers store.
Chas. Smith is home on visit to