Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-01-15
tA'',tsin Journal.
Published by r. A. BUMILLER.
LOCAL NEWS.

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The doctors haye lots of work.
"A little dull after the holidays.
Next month the county staten
will appear in print.
February 90, the next legal holi-
day, falls on Sunday.
Call at the JOURNAL Store tor
choice Cards and Pictures.
Sunday after dinner the weather
became quite disagreeable.
The grain fields are in need of a
cover of snow for protection.
III in need of Suit or an Oyercoat,
do not miss to 20 to Peccard Brothers.
Two full moons this month-one
on the first and one on the S0th of JAN
uary.
e. e. Campbell intends putting u
slate roof on his house on Main street
this spl ing.
Three weeks from to-day will be
"Ground Hog Day." Then look out
for shadows.
If in need of an attractive poster
come to the JOURNAL office. Satisfac
tory work guaranteed.
u. o. Deininger, of Centre Hall,
was in town or Monday, on b. u l..
Association business.
The mill race flowing through
town is rising and the water looks mud
dy from the late rains.
The Borough election will be held
four weeks hence. Of course every
body wants an office !?
A nice lot of good apples just re-
celved at d. s. Kaufman & Co.'S Bar
gain Store, Millheim, Pa.
MIR. George w. Rumberger, of
Patton township, is the new clerk OF
the county commissioners.
ID. F. Fortney, of Rellefonte, has
been appointed attorney for the COM
missioners of Centre county.
The Lutheran congregation of
Bellefonte is now minus pastor, Rev.
Furst haying. resigned the charge.
This week Dinges, Trumpfheller Il
Co., Coburn, run out the best White
Deer Roller Flour at $l.25 sack.
The skaters have completed their
Job on the Evangelical church. Next
in rider should be the town clock.
When you send US notice to change
the post office of your paper do not for
get to mention the present address.
We request ministers to promptly
hand i'm all notices of deaths and mar
riages occurring in their congregations.
Our neighbor, D. l.. Zerby. has
been appointed mercantile appraiser for
this county. Certainly a good selec-
tiOn.
Since the spires of the Evangelical
church are stripped of the scaffolds
they present a stately and ine appear
ance.
Editor Kurtz, of the Centre Hall
Reporter, has hands at work on his
new steam f1ouriog mill at Centre
Hall.
The protracted meeting which had
been in progress in the Evangelical
church at this place closed on Monday
evening.
One day the roads are muddy, ;he
next they are frozen hard, and the wea-
ther keeps changing from warm to cold
and the reverse.
The musical convention held at
Aaronsburg last week was pretty well
attended. The net receipts amounted to
about seventy dollars.
Mr.. l.. A. Shafer, one OF the can
didates for prothonotary in the late e.
lection,is clerking for the new prothon'
otary, r. G. Brett.
If you have made any good resolu-
tions for the New Year. do not allow
them to be killed i'm their infancy, but
guard them jealousy.
For bargains in Clothing 60 10
Peccard Brothers, opposite First Ma
tional Hotel. Remember they will on
" remain shor. time.
Positively headqual ters for any
thing in general merchandise.
u. S. Kaufman & Co.,
Millheim, Pa.
john Wolf, county commissions
dropped in to see us on Monday morn
ing. He was on his way to Bellefohte
to attend to official duties. Call again.