Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-10-23

FOR SALE, 1nB uuu6ISlSHeu udc
for sale good stock Of full bred Ches-
ter White pigs. various sizes, at his
premises at AMonsburg, Pa.
J. II, MUssER.
Republican Blaine papers are paint
lug their columns red over an imagin-
ary large majority in Ohio. Go ahead
After the 4th of November you will
have cause to wear mourning.
The Martha Washington Supper at
Aaronsburg last week was quite sue
cess, considering the unfavoIable wealth
er prevailing palt of the time. About
eighty dollars net were realized.
The fact that Mrs. Weaver was to
the city and personally selected her
stock of winter millinery is sufficient
guarantee that her shop will be head
quarters for hats and bonnets this sea-
son.
If any of our subscribers have any
apples to spars let them bring several
bushels to this office on account. From
fifteen to twenty bushels of potatoes
are wanted on subscription. Please
bring them in.
Two acrobats and comic singer
gave street performance in town on
Saturday afternoon, and of course had
goodly number of spectators. They
were the fragments OF busted circus
and were on their way East.
Adam Weaver, executor of the es-
tate of Adam Weaver. late of Haines
township, deceased, will make sale of
the real estate and personal property
of decedent, on Saturday. Nov. LIST,
1884. See notice on second page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Harter re-
turned on Saturday from their two
weeks trip through Ohio. They are
highly pleased with the Buckeye state,
but were surprised at the audacity of
the republicans at their late election.
ID. 1. Brown, our timer and stove
dealer on Main street, has some fine
coal stoves oil exhibition which he will
sell at very reasonable prices. His shop
otherwise is filled with complete
stock of tinware. GIVE him call.
The large store of Dinges, Trump
fheller s. Co., at Cnburn is filled with
their new stock and they are kept very
busy. They claim special bargains for
you in Ladies' Coats and Dress Goods.
Also Mems Suits, Overcoats aed Boots.
On Monday morning, MI. A. o.
Deininger, who was home on visit to
his family over Sunday, took his two
porkers, aged IA months and 3 days, to
d. A. Musser's mill to have them
weighed. They tipped the beam at $50
pounds.
Both the Lutheran and NJ. E.
churches at this place were crowded last
Sunday evening. In tie former, ReY.
Asper, of Maryland, delivered his trial
sermon, while in the latter the protract-
ed meeting conducted by Rev. Saryis
was in progress.
II. D. Slower, Haines township,
gives notice i'm another column that he
has taken out letters of administration
for the estate or Jacob w. Slower,
decd. He will make sale of the per-
sonal property of decedent ON Saturday
Oct. 25th. See bills.
"A democratic meeting will be held
in the town hall of Millheim, Saturday
evening. Hon. J. II. Orvis, j. A.
Woodward and L. Rhone are billed as
the speakers. Turn out, Democrats,
and bring your :Republican friends a.
long. 1t may do them some good.
NOTICE. Persons knowing them
sci YES indebted to the town clock fund
are notified that their subscriptions are
due and are requested to remit their a.
mounts at an early day. Moneys will
be received by P. II. Musser and W. S.
Maize
By order of Committee.
in last weeks Reporter the Luther
ans of Centre Hall issue call for f.
naDcial aid from their sister congrega-
tionS in other towns. Those good peo-
pie surely had many misfortunes with
their church edifces, and their appeal
for help should be needed and literally
responded to.
THREE OLD STANDBYEs.- George
Confer, John Sanders and Sebastian
Musser, three aged citizens of Penn
township, expect to vote the Democrat
ic ticket the 59th time at the coming
election. Their unwavering faith in
Democracy will surely be rewarded this
time by glorious victory of Cleveland
and Hendricks.
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