Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-04-30

ness. Bad blood and improper action
of the liver and kidneys Is bad drain
age to the human system, which Bur-
docks Blood Bitters will remedy.
S. b. Hench, agent for Poster &
Crates, publishers of Philadelphia, will
call upon our citizens for the purpose of
securing members for circulating II.
brary Of good and standard literature.
Mr.. b. 0. Deininger will act as librar
ian. This is a worthy enterprise and
should meet the approval OF our citi-
zens.
Will Millheim have any celebration
on Decoration Day ? If so it is time
to commence making arrangements.
Our town has had nothing worth men,
tioning in this line for several years and
a proper observance of the Memorial
Day next month would be in keeping
with the customs of the land. We earn
estly hope our suggestion may at least
be considered by the citizens of Mill
helm.
A large number of friends had as
sembled at the residence of &c. Camp
bell on Main street last Monday even-
ing. to give a pleasant reception to the
newly married couple, Mr.. IL Mrs. SIN.
Campbell, who had returned from their
wedding trip in the evening train. The
supper was followed later in the even
ing by a serenade from the Millheim
band, 1t was said to have been fine
affair and was thoroughly enjoyed by
all the participants.
The first quarterly meeting for
Centre charge of the present Conference
year will be held at Woodward, begin
ming on Saturday, the 2nd of May at 2
O'Clock. The quarterly conference will
be presided over by the Rev. J. M. Et-
finger, P. E. of the district. Minis
ters, Glass leaders, assistants, stewarts,
trustees and Su nday school superin-
tendepts are here by urged to attend.
There will be preaching on Saturday
evening at O'Clock, communion SER
vices on Sunday m orning at 10 O'Clock,
and children's and young peoples meet
Ing at q o'clock,p. m. Also preaching
at 7 o'cloc p. M, when the Presiding
Elder Will conduct the services. All
are cordially invited to attend.
-Rumor has it that the Bellefonte,
Aaron usburg and Youngsmantown
Turnpike Company will in the near
future reconstruct the old bridge in the
eastern part of Main street. This is an
exceedingly pleasing report and our
citizens earnestly wish that the rumor
will prove true. The bridge is certainly
needy of repairs and if the directors of
said pike company would give the
structure thorough overhauling they
would merit the lasting thanks of our
travelling community. Besides that a
substantial and neat bridge in place of
the old one would be fine monument
of the pushing and enterplising spirit
for which our friend, J. G. Motz, Esq,
the treasurer of the company is repu-
ed.
MILLHEIM Fl. & L. Co. No LAT
the last special meeting of the Mill
helm Town Council it was concluded
to purchase Hook and Ladder Trucks
and the same were ordered at once
from the Gleason & Bailey Manufact-
uring Co., Seneca Falls, N. Y, through
their representative, Ed. NJ. Rumsey
who was in town on Saturday. The
truck is to be manufactured and equip
ped as follows Sets of ladders, 2
in each set in d nest on rollers the sizes
of the ladders ranging from 20 to Il
feet four hand hooks and poles, two
pike poles, Chain hook, rope chain and
pole, two fire axes, two pick he ad axes,
twelve rubber buckets, four hand lant-
erns, one signal lantern, rope reel and
drag rope. The whole apparatus is to
be handsomely painted aud lettered like
the~headng of this item. The brass
work to be nickelplated and patent
wheels in the carriage. The cost will be
$3.50 and the whole ou' fit can be expect
ed to reach here in about four weeks.
This action of our council terminates
a question which has been pending in
our town for several years and is the
realization of fond hope of many of
our property holders and we for one
feel like thanking the council for their
final decision in this matter.
Tuesday evening the residence of
Mai. J. B. Fishers at Penn Hall
was the scene OF a very pleasant
and happy event. Mr.. T. Benton Ul-
rich. editor of the Selinsgrove' Times
was then united in holy matrimony
with Miss Clara Fisher, the oldest
daughter of the Major Rev. z. A.
Yearick at the appointed hour, o..
clock, and in the presence of the fami-
ly and small but select company per-