Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-12-11

/ formerly S. X. Sankey's cultivator
works st
Frank Collier got his Christmas
present a little ahead of time but he
willingly accepted it nevertheless. 1t
is fair girl baby and Fra K feels
like setting 'em up.
Henry Behm and Jeremiah Wink
elblech are the administrators of the
estate of Isaac Behm, late of Ilaines
township, deceased. See notice among
legal advertisements.
Never mind the weather, but bear
in mind that at d. S. Kaufman Il
Co.'S bargain store, Millheim, YOU can
buy more goods for less money than an
ywherelse in this section.
Rev. J. \. KoSer, of Boalsburg,
this county, has accepted II call from
the Lutheran congregation at North
umberiand, where he will enter upon
his duties as pastor on Jan. lst 1885.
Read the advertisement of Cook 4
SpeIrinG's Skating rink in another col
umn. These gentlemen conduct their
establishments in very craditable man.
neI and invite everybody to give them
call
ID. A. Musser and f. p. Musser,
accompanied by NJ. Frank Kaufman,
were out on IA few days hunting expe-
dition last week and returned with one
deer. They started on anothert rip last
Monday morning.
Mr.. John Moore, editor of the Har-
rlsbuig Sunday Telegram has been sem
fenced to pay fine of $500, all the
costs of suit and sixty days of impris-
onment in the county prism, for liOell'
ing j. Y. Giering.
In letter from II. H. TomlinsOn,
Ellsworth, Kansas, we see that he
and his family are well and getting a.
long finely. They seem to like the
country, but miss the Pennsylvania
mountains and hills.
The Lutheran Sunday school of this
place is making preparations for hold
ing Holiday entertainment Oh New
Years evening. From present indi-
cations the exercises premise to be of
more than ordinary interest.
We had quite a variety of weather
since our last issue. On Friday it was
as warm and sunny as in May. Satur-
day gloomy and rainy, Sunday and
Monday stormy and cold, and Tuesday
brought several snow squalls.
Our neighbor, w. n. Auman, was
made the happy father of bouncing
boy on Tuesday Of last week, and on
Wednesday he slaughtered big pork
or, no doubt to show the young strang
er that he shall be amply provided for.
BY all accounts all the Sunday
schools in town are making arrange
ments for proper celebration Of the
joyous holiday season. We will an
nounce the different festivities when
the programmes have taken a more de-
finite shape.
"A dreadful disease, commonly call
ed fluX, and similar to cholera, prevails
in parts of Virginia and Kentucky. Its
cause is aScrlbed to bad water and over
a thousand people have already died.
In some localities coffius cannot be fur
nished fast enough.
Rev B. Hengst's youngest son, Mr..
Lewis A. Hengst, of Baltimore, was
here On short visit to his parents on
Monday. He left for his field Of labor
on Tuesday noon, being an official on
the Northern Central railroad, posi-.
tion very combining.
The storm on Saturday hight and
Sunday played havoc with the tarpaper
on the roof Of the Evangelical church.
1t was torn into shreds and scattered
to the four winds. We understa nd
that the church roof is to be slated
without the packing.
Our tow nsman, G.. w. Slower, Jr.
has been appointed constable, in place
of Rev. Shannon, who removed from
town some time ago. Wash is the
right fellow for the Office, as he was
there before and cosequently is exper-
fenced in the business.
Some Of the smaller scholars Of the
Lutheran Sunday school at this place
are engaged in soliciting contribution
for the re- building of the burnt church
editice (Lutheran) at Centre Hall We
hope our Lutheran friends will give
them warm reception.
Your tooth is TOO sound to be ex-
tracted, yet you cannot endure the ago.
ny it is inhicting. \ our only recourse
is bottle of Zing ri ToOthache Drops.
Relief certain, and only costs Is cents.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY Y & CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Co11 -, Mil1hoinn D.l