Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-10-16

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last Tuesday forenoon.
The family of Mr.. A .. Denim
ger intend moving to Clarkstown, Ly
coming Co., next week, where MFR. ID
fills government office in The distill
cry. Our best wishes go with them.
-Musser & Smith, the hardware men
have put up huge dodble-heater IL
their store on Main street, which heat:
the up and downstairs of the building
They are bound to keep warm this win
| ter.
If any Of our subscribers have any
apples to spare let them bring several
bushels to this office on account. From
fifteen to twenty bushels Of potatoes
are wanted on subs cription. Please
bring them in.
Rev. SaIvis' revival in the Nj. l..
church of this place is ut this writing
TUESDAY EVENING" still IN progress and
seems TO meet with good success, 8
mourners being at the bench convert
ing themselves.
Mr.. Lewis Rarich and wife, of III
on, and the Misses Tillie and Margery
Thompson, of Brookville, Pa, former
residents of this place, were in town
several days visiting Mr.. Peter Rarich's
on Main street.
j. w. Lose wears quite fatherly
look. It's bouncing boy and John
says he will make a staunch democrat
out of him and that is more than he
could do with girl. Consequently
there is JOY around his premises.
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. Isl,
1884. See notice on second page.
-MiIlard Mechtlv, the master brick
layer, has finished the work at the new
Reformed church at Aaronsburg and is
working On the Reformed church at
Troxelville, Snyder Co., now. This is
the third church he puts up since Aug.
Sth.
Mr.. Christian Houts, of Madison
burg, aged seventy six years, at
threshing at Michael Miller's recently
where Mr.. Krumrine's engine was us
ed, handled all the sheaves of grain for
a full half a day. A healthy old gen.
tleman.
The entertainment of the Ladies
Mite Society In the Reformed church
at Aaronsburg last Thursday evening
proved success. The exercises were
very interesting and well rendered, the
attendance good, and the collection lib
eral.
The incest stock of horses ever
brought to this town were offered for
sale by Messrs. d. N. & III. j. App on
Tuesday last. The attendance of the
sale was very good and 16 Of the horses
were sold at prices ranging from $50
to $205.
IT. D. Slower, Haines township,
gives notice in 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.
s.. K. Faust is already preparing
for the winter season. He hauled a
large lot of sleighs sin the rough"
from the station on MOnday, which he
expects to finish in first-class style. Sam
is a lively and energetic business man
aud bound to be ahead.
If man is getting shaved in a
barber shop, and fly alights on his
nose, and he gives his head twitch to
jerk off the fly during which the barber
removes slice Of the mans ear, who
is to blame-the man or the barber, or
the fly, or the ear, or the razor.
Mr.. John Kerstetter, Jr., still
makes business of doing special jobs
at carpentry. John is really an expert
at the business and has large experince,
both in making out plans, specifications
and drawings, as well as practical
workman. People who eDtrust their
work into his hands can safely rely on
having it done IN best style at the low
est prices. TT
The valuable farm anc timberland
in Penn township, and hotel property in
Millheim, of Jonathan Kreamer, de-
ceased, Will be offered at public sale on
Saturday, Oct. 18th next by the execu-
tors of the estate, A. f. and j. Fl.
Kreamer. See bills and advertisement
in another column.
-Whitmer & Lincoln, the popular
coal dealers, whose advertisement can
be found on our outside, are busy fill
ing orders for coal az their sheds at Co.
burn. They certainly keep a very
oIoop ond ooOd ctOox IN hand and mar