Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-04-02
Tho Clvmer Family Concert Troupe.

The Clymer FANNY concert Troupe.
numbering lime first-class musicians,
arrived in town yesterday forenoon and
paraded the streets after dinner. They
favored the JOURNAL office with o fine
serenade, for which We return our
thanks. This troupe is one of the best
we ever had the pleasure of hearing and
our readers should not miss to enjoy
their fine musical performances.
Two new houses were raised and
put under roof last week In the south
ern part Of town. The one by Mr..
Harvey Lamey on Water street, the
other by Mr.. James ID. Lose on Penn
street. Several more houses will 60 up
in the near future and the sound Of the
carpenters hatchet aud saw will be
heard in almost every part of Mill
helm. The more the merrer.
DEDICKTIoN.-The new Lutheran
church at Madisonburg will be dedica-
ted Oh Sunday, April 10th. Rev. DIR.
Conrad, of Philadelphia, will preach
the dedicatory sermon. A ge neral in
vitation Is extended tn all. Neighbor-
ing ministers are expected to be pres
ent and assist in the dedicatory servic-
rs. L. AURAND,
Rebersburg, March 23rd, 1885. Pastor
. Mr.. BENZ. +. Slower, residing near
Farmers Mills had an accident which
almost proved fatal. While out driv-
ing last week his horse ran away and
Mr.. Slower in trying to jump out of the
sleigh became entangled in the gearings
and was thrown under the horses feet,
which tramped on him, injuring him
seriously. We hear that he is doing
pretty we'll at present.
SUMNER ScHooL.-The public is re-
spectfully informed that Miss Susan
Stevens, of Liverpool, Perry Co., will
open term OF school of eight weeks in
the grammar room at Millheim. Her
terms for small scholars will be 81 .25,
larger scholars according to their ad-
vanced studies. Miss Stevens is an ex-
perienced school teacher, and parents
are requested to favor her with their
patronage. For further information
apply 10 5. L, Frain.
Marked down Marked down
Marked down Unparalleled bargains
in hats. If you want good everyday
or Sunday hat, there is no place in Gen.
tire county where you can get it as
cheap as at D. s. Kaufman & Co.'S
Bargain store, Millheim, Pa. Hats
haying been sold at 50. SO down to 1.25,
81. so hats marked down to rs cents
and frst-class wearing hats for only 81
cts. Come and derive the benefits Of
fered at the Bargain store.
The third Quarterly Conference OF
the U. B. in Christ for Millheim Cir
cult will convene in the Millheim U. B.
in Christ's Church on Saturday, May
3Oth, 1885, at o'clock, p. IN. 1t is
important that every official member
attend attend and that the finances be
we'll up. Preaching and communion
services on Sunday morning at 1920 by
J. B. Dougherty, p. E. Come one,
come all. G. W. RAvER,
U. B. Pastor.
Rev. A. K. Zimmerman, formerly
pastor of Brush Valley Lutheran
charge, moved to his new field of labor
at Union Deposit, Pa, last Monday.
Judging from his cheerful disposition
be fares well in the vicinity Of the state
capital and from all accounts he is do
ing a good work for his people Last
Sunday he occupied the Reformed pull
pit at Rebersburg and preached an in
teresting sermon to large audience on
"character building"
We are panied to announce the
death of Elroy the only son of oul
townsman Mr.. E. II. Long, which Oc.
Cured on Monday night. The little
fellow was an interesting and beloved
child, aged about two years, and his
loss is greatly mourned by his aggriey
, ed parents, who have the sincere sym
pathy of the writer, as well as Of the
community in this their sad afflictlon
May they take consolation in Christ's
soothing words Suffer little children
to come unto me, and forbid them not
for of such is the kingdom of Heaven. ,
The funeral will take place this after
noon at 2 o'clock. Services will he helt
in the NJ. E. church of this place b,
Rev. Il. A. Yearick. lnterment in the
! Millheim cemetery.
Miss Maggie Alexander and Miss
Caldwell left for Centre Hall on Thurs
day last. Miss Kate Alexander follow
ed them this week. This breaks III
one of The most peaceful and tranquil
households in town, taking from US tw
esteemed and amiable ladies and it j