Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-06-18

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Fitch at d. s. Kaufman Il Co.'S store.
| Highest home market prices paid.
On Saturday forenoon large
black snake, measuring six feet. was
shot by Henry Breon, of North street.
The reptile was lying on large fiat
stone which extends out Of the water,
In the middle of the creeA near Camp.
BELLS mill.
The washing machine trade must
/ be booming. Deininger u Luse, and
J. II. Kreamer, agents, Of this place,
are receiving wagonloads of these ma
chimes weekly, while Abs. Musser of
| Aaronsburg is selling them as fast as
they can be manufactured.
To OUR CoBURN CORRESPONDENTS.
AS our columns are very much
crowded, we could only Gull the more
important items from your communi
cations, while several points, which are
duplicated In your letters, appear ohly
| in one of them In the paper.
-Rey. MountZ will preach in Gren.
oble's Hall, Spring Mills, next Sunday
June 2lst, at $50, p. m. All are invit.
| ted.
The services at Paradise church (bet-
ter known as Musser's church) will he
in the evening, instead of . O'Clock, p.
M, as announced.
The undersigned wishes to inform
the citizens of this community that he
expects to teach fall term of school
in the Grammar room on Penn street,
and respectfully solicits the public pat
ronage. Due attention given to advan-
ced scholars and terms reasonable.
MI. JAMIsoN.
The Lewisturg Journal says that
Ralph M. Musser, the we'll known mil
Ter, has given up his position at Beach
Haven, and accepted similar situatiO n
with the Turtle Creek Milling Co.,
near that borough.
The gentleman spoken Of is a brother
of our townsman A. G. Musser.
Jonathan Harter handed US u very
old German newspaper the other day,
which was published a. Harrisburg In
| 1910, and bears the name of "Harris.
burger Morganrothe. Benjamin Mey-
er was the editor of this four-page pa
per, which gave I2 columns of reading
matter on 16 K 20 inch sheet.
| INFORMATION WANTED
tion is wanted concerning Alex Davie.
a / ad 16 years old, rather heavy set,
nearly five feet in heighth, with dim.
pie in left cheek and name upon right
arm, light hair and blue eyes. Any
one who can advise his parents Of his
whereabouts will confer a great favor
upon them. Address Robert DAVE,
Dubois, Pa.
QUERY.-A reader of the JOURNAL
would like the correspondent "VIR" o.
Coburn to tell who st. Aaron was,
when he lived, when be labored. where
he died and when canOniZed.
We would answer. in place of our
correspondent, that it shonld have read
st. Andrews church, in honor Of the
Apostle who stood with the first in
rank among the twelve.
DEAR EDITOR For the informa-
tion of my parishioners, allow me t.
say that. not having enjoyed very good
health of late. my Presiding Elder adj
vised me to seek some rest. Accold.
ingly myself and wife and daughter
will leave Millheim per private convey.
ance for New Berlin commencement OF
Uuion Seminary, thence to Liverpool
to visit my grandson, thence to Lewis
burg and Buffalo valley. We will be
absent some weeks. B. HENasT.
Charles Fox, young man aged a.
bout Is years, while painting at three
story brick building In Lock Haven,
was killed on Tuesday of last week by
tho falling Of the scaffolds. He
descended height of "a feet landing
on his head. His older brother, George,
was thrown from the upper platform, a
distance of 80 feet, alighting on the
pavement on his feet. He sprained his
ankle, brUke his left leg above the knee
and was very much bruised all over bis
person but fortunately escaped with his
life.
AN ORDINANCE to forbid the use
of fireworks and firearms of any kint
within the built-up portions of towr
on the Fourth of July
Be it ordained ny the Town Council
Of the Borough of Millheim, and it i!
hereby ordained by authority of tht
same, that the last clause of section 3
of the ordinances of April 2l, 1879
reading as follows: ''or upon the 4tf
of July of any year" be and the same i
hereby repealed, J. I'll. MAIZE,