Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-11-06
Special inducements offered at
Snook's store. Go and see.

H. E. Duck aud wife expect to re
turn from their five weeks visit among
their friends in the West, next Satur
day.
County superintendent Wolf wa
in town on Wednesday, visiting the
schools of Millheim and neighborint
country.
Some of the mouldings and orna
ments at the steeple of the Evangelical
church were put on by the carpenter
this week.
Miss Carrie Lawyers, from neal
Centre Hall, spent several days witt
her friend Miss Minnie Hartman or
Penn street.
We learn that G.. w. Harter sold
his grocery ON Main street to G.A.Har'
ter. We wish the young merchant o.
bundant success.
Mr.. Adolph Potter and Mr.. Lewis
Dorenblazer and wives, of Nittany val
ley, were the guests of Mr.. K. G. Camp
bell last Sunday.
AT last the great National election
Is past and the voters expressed theiI
choice for the next president. Now
for livelier times.
Since last Monday the morning
train from Lewisburg runs through to
Oak Hall. This gives Centre Hall q
regular daily traic
DIR. B. f. Pontius, well-known
physician of Union county, died at his
home near Miffiinburg, on Saturday
morning, Oct, 25th.
"A large drove of Kansas ponies
passed through town last Thursday
Most of them looked as though they
could stand more oats.
Election day, as usual, was wet
and muddy around here 1t was qui-
ct day ut Millheim, since the township
polls are taken to Coburn.
On Monday afternoon, the new
bell of the NJ. Z. church OF Aarons
burg arrived. It is fine sounding
bell, weighing 900 pounds.
Mr.. Rote and family, from Sugar
valley, moved to Millheim on Thursday
and are occupying the house of Mfr.
Sam. Otto, on North street.
We are informed that Miss Caro-
lima Gobble of this place is lying dan
gerously i'll at her residence on Main
street. May she speedily recover.
-Millheim is to haYe a show next
Tuesday. Acrobatic performances,
trained horses and dogs, etc., are the
attractions. A little cool for shows.
Miss Maggie Miller, OF Centre
Hall, the daughter of Mr.. John Miller
paid her father a pleasant visit at the
First National hotel few days last
week.
Mr.. Isaac Benin, an old citizen OF
Haines twp. died on Sunday last. The
funeral took place yesterday, Rev. L.
Aurand, of Rebersburg conducting the
services
MI. John Forster, who for more
than a year has been attending the a.
cademy at Lewisburg is at home on a
visit to his mother and sister &C Aa-
ronsburg.
Mrs. E. Brumgard wishes it known
that her stock Of Winter Millinery is
very complete and that she guarantees
satisfactory work and prices to her
customers.
The teachers Of the Grammar and
Primary schools at this place devote
their spare time to gathering and pre-
serving leaves for the purpose of decor
Grating their school rooms.
The Ladies' Mite Society of the
Lutheran church Of Millheim, contem-
plate holding a Thanksgiving supper and
are making proper arrangements for
this occasion. Will give particulars in
our next issue.
DIR. J. T. Harter, the leader Of our
band took to pounding the bass drum
awhile for the Linden Hall band at
Mondays jubilee at Oak Hall. Shady
Ia at home i'm band music and handles
any instrument from bass drum to an
Ef cornet skillfully.
READ.-A new lot OF samples. OF
wall papers just received at VIM. I.
Mauck & Sons furniture store, Mill
helm, Pa. The latest styles, the best
varieties and most novel designs OF pa :
pers can be procured at short notice.
Call on them and examined their numer-
Gus samples.
-Bellefonte was strongly represented
at the massmeeting last Friday. A
mong others, we noticed W.. G. Helm
le, d. F. Fortney, J. w. Gephart, ,Sher-
iff Dnnkle. j. A. McClain, J. c. Har-