Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-01-15

Mr.. J. S. McCarger, that tall an,
popular tree man from Clintondalc
gave us pleasant call the other day.
The law firm of Alexander & Bow
er, Bellefonte, is no more, G. III. Bow
err having associated himself will
Judge Orvis IL son, the new firm beint
Orvis, Bower e. Orvis. This is pow
erful team aid what they cant tell yol
about law isn't worth knowing.
"A musical convention, conducted
by Prof. a. A. McClintick, Of Mil
Rall, with Mrs. A. A. McClintick, rs
organist, will be held in the town hall,
Madisonburg, Pa, beginning on Mon
day evening, Jan. l9,h, 1885 and end
ing with two concerts on Friday and
Saturday evenings, following. For
particulars SEQ bills.
The Ladies' Mite Society of The
Lutheran church of this place finished
its second year last Monday and the
prospects are that it will begin the
third year with fair membership.
These societies prove very beneficial
| institutions to churches and Sunday
schools and the ladies deserve credit
for their activity and labor.
On last Tuesd ", Dr.. Lae,o Madi-
sonburg, successfully removed tumor
of considerable size ana of many years
standing from .he back part OF Mr.
George Spayd's head. The doctor was
assisted in this tedious job by his wife
and Mr.. S. b. Shafer. Mr.. Spayd lost
a large quantity of blood during the op'
Grafton, but at present is doing rem ark
ably well.
CONCERT AT PENN HALL. - The
singing class of Penn Hall, conducted
by Prof. p. III. Meyer, will hold con-
cert in the town hall of said place on
Saturday evening, Jan. 18th, 1855. Prof
Lowell Meyer will be in attendance and
will sing some of his best comic songs.
An attractive programme has been ar
ranged for the occasion. Everybody is
inyted to be present. Admission ID
cents.
If any of our readers are in need
of a nice Walnut Corner Bracket, Wall
Pocket, Clhck-shelf, or the like we
would advise them to give our neighbor
Mr.. James d. Lose, the job. He is u
regular genius in that line. The corn
er bracket he manufactured for us last
week is master piece of scroll wood
work and testifes to his mechanical
skill. GIVE him trial. His prices are
very reasonable.
--On Tuesday, a festoon of ever
green's that had been hanging in G. A.
Sturgis' show window took fire from
the gas and was consumed in twink
ling. The large plate window pane
was fractured, the glass dial of the night
and day clock lost its figures from | to
III, and jewelry to the amount of per-
haps a hundred dollars was destroyed
or damaged. Prompt action prevented
big confagration. Le,cisburg Journal
Jan. s.
"A copy of the Initial number of
the Public Herald, published by L.Lum
Smith, of Philadelphia, is on our table
and is a finely printed AID well-edited
16-page monthly. Its principal aim
will be like that of the Agents Herald,
published by the same gentleman, to
make war on all kinds of frauds which
constantly threaten 70 rob the unnary
and establish honesty, especially in the
newspaper busine ss. This great and
lauda5le work of the publisher deserves
all the encouragement and cooperation
of his fellow p publishe re-.
ADV ERllSiNo CaLr.o. IL you w"
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ny wise and pound foolish" Many. d
man loses lots Of mouey by not adver-
tising his sale judiciously. Get small,
cheap bills, neglect to advertise in
your home paper and you are sure to
have poor sale. This paper is the
very best advertising medium in this
section. 1t circulates among the sub
stantial business men and farmers Of
this community, and it's advertising
columns are of value to the advertiser.
Bring your work to this office and get
attractive sale bills and profitable ad-
vertising in your local newspaper.
TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE RINK
The exhibition of the Crom sisters on
rollers last Tuesday night was fine
treat. These ladies execute their tricks
with the lightnes5 and grace of bird
and in their tasty skating suits present.
ed splendid appearance. The large
audience which had come to see their
performances were highly pleased and
did not regret to have been present.
Long before the band entered th1 build.
ing the space for spectators was filled
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