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

Mr.. and Mrs. Michael IIess of
Boalsburg were in town last week at
tending the funeral Of Hon. John
Smith, deceased,
-Messls. y. L. KIeamcr and }. ii.
KreameI are the executors Of the estate
of Jonathan kreamer deceased. They
publish their notice in another column.
Read it.
Mr.. I. q. Erhard,o of HaineS town
ship, will make sale Of his live stock
and farming implements on Tuesday,
Feb. 18th, and expects to so west ear
ly in the Spring.
w. w. Neese, residing about ,
miles west of Coburn, advertises some
Of his live stock and farming imple-
ments at public sale on Wednesday
Feb. 9th. See Bills.
Our thanks are hereby rendered 10
the Philadelphia Times for copy of
its excellent almanac. 1t is one OF the
best arranged and most valuable books
Of reference for country editors publish
ed.
Mr.. J. Willis Musser has bought
out the stage route from Woodward to
Millheim, but also goes TO Coburn ev-
cry morning. lie carries express and
other goods from all points along the
line at very moderate charges, and con-
tinues the calf and poultry business.
If
Our jolly friend Absllom Harter
will soon be full of business again. The
fact is Mr.. Harter is well and widely
known as q first class auctioneer. His
services are entirely satisfactory where
ever engaged.
All the leading stores in Lewis
burg have again made an agreement TO
close their stores and business places
at 7 O'Clock in the evening, except Sat
urdays. The plan seems to work well
down there.
Our nobby little friend Sammy
Faust sold no less than % sleighs this
season. Mr.. Faust has an excellent
reputation for good and neat work and
is first class salesman besides. May
his shadow never grow less.
"A correspondent in the Mifflinburg
Telegraph wants to know who gave
that young man the liquor that made
him so drunk on New Years night.
Yes, that's the question in many cases
where do they get it.
To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
We call the attention of our readers
who may te in want Of engineers,
architectural and carpenter work, to
the fact that Mr.. John Kerstetter, Jr.,
of Millneim is master of these trades
and is in possession Of the best recon-
mendatious to this effect. Give him a
trial bv all means, i-4t
1t is always we'll to say something
favorable about a person instead of
joining with crowd in maligning him,
because numerous enemies often show
that there must be much good in the
person abused. A man without enc
mics is a weak individual anyway
Philipsb,rg Journal.
-Madisonburg is alive with music
this week. The convention is under
the able management of Prof. G.. G.
Curns of Lock Haven, a gentleman
thoroughly competent to manage an
institution of this kind. We hope our
Madisonburg friends will have full
turn out at their concerts on Friday
and Saturday evenings.
Mr.. Daniel NolI, the acknowledged
snow prophet of Union county says
that we are to have AZ SHOWS this win
ter, and that of this number have al
ready fallen, which leaves 35 yet to
come. This will be good news for those
having fine sleighs and horses, with lots
of time and money, but hardly for the
old and decrepit, the sick and the poor.
The Evangelical church at this
place has commenced operations in the
job of building their new church edi-
fee. The old fence was removed and
many loads of stone for the ground
work haYe been hauled this week and
it looks now as though they were going
TO push the work as soon as the wealth
er permits. We think with pleasure
of the time when another fine church
building will adorn Penn Street.
From fifty to one hundred sleds
pass through town daily on their way
to Coburn loaded with grain or lum-
ber, besides lot of small onveyances,
which gives the road between this town
and Coburn lively and business-like
aspect. OF course after the railroad is
extended through to Bellefonte we look
for an increase of travel and business
in Millheim as we'll as at Coburn.
Rev. S. L. Weist, Missionary
Treasurer of the Evangelical Associa-
tion, will preach on this and Rebers-