Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-01-08


ter's store. lie escaped with badly
singed face.
B. X. Focht, the enterprising edit
or of the Lewisburg SdiWddy No'rS, is
sued Il very attractive and illustrated
almanac for 1885, of which he kindly
sent us copy.
We are requested to announce that
The N. +. church at Aaronsburg, re-
Gently renovated, will be rededicated to
TIE worship of God next Sunday fore
noon at lC O'Clock.
The cash system has been started
and is moving without steam. Come
and see.
D;nges, Trumpfheller Il Co.,
CoDuru, Pa.
Mr.. x Mrs joint oner, of Eagle
vile, and Mrs. Noglc, of Philadelphia
were the guests Of sheriff Musser's over
the holidays. All of them patronized
the r;.ik while here.
Our genial friend, Mr.. b. +. klep-
per, of Bonneville, gave the JOURNAL
a pleasant call during the holidays.
He and his wife spent few days at
Mr.. James ID. LusI's.
The Borough schools after two
weeks holiday vacation re-opened on
Monday morning and judging from
the attendance the children were ready
to resume their studies cheertully.
On ncxtTuesday evening, Jan. 18th,
1885, the Crom sisters, two young ex-
pert lady skaters from Florida, will eX-
hibit their skill on rollers, at the rink
in this place. For particulars see
handbills.
The new county officers were
sworn in on last Monday when they as
sumed the duties Of their respective Of
fees. They are an efficient set of men
in whose hands the county aff.irs will
not suffer.
Mr.. Jonathan Long and son, of
Fishers Ferry, father and brother of our
townsman, E. ii. Long, paid short
visit to that gentleman. They left for
their home on Monday afternoon.
Come again.
Rev. Sarvis, the minister of the NJ.
E. church was pleasantly surprised
week before laat, by the members of
his Millheim congregation who brought
him liberal donation at his home at
Centre Hail.
DIR. Hafer, one of our dentists, in
forms US that he is busy attending to
his many customers. He gives notice
that he examines teeth free of charge
a nd invites the public to call at his of
flee on Penn street.
Mr.. Geo. Ruhl, of Hartleton, the
father of Mrs a j. Harter, was in town
on visit to his daughter, over Sunday.
Mrs. Harter accompanied her father on
Monday afternoon to spend a week at
her parental home.
Mr.. VIM. From, of Tusseyville,
was one of our callers on New Years
day. He is one of those honest, up
right and hardworking Pennsylvania
German farmers and we heartily
invite him to call again.
Last Wednesday night at y
O'Clock, all he church bells in town
were sounding, the band was playing
and the old year was fired off with guns
and pistols, reminding everybody that
the New Year had come.
Each week we will offer special
drive, to last until disposed of. This
week it is IT'S yards of Ingram Carpet
(d 25 cents, worth 35 cts.
Dinges, Trumpfheller & Co.,
Coburn, Pa.
We are in receipt of the Annual
for 1885, published by the Harrisburg
Daily Patriot, There are few, if any,
finer almanacs printed, the illustrations
being fine electrotypes and the reading
matter furnishing much valuable in
formation.
Another meat market is to be es-
tablished in town this coming spring.
Mr.. Rupp, of Linden Hall, will be pro-
prietor, with his father-in-iaw Mr.. VIM.
Reifsnyder as butcher. Part of the
building on Penn street is being erect
ed at present.
On the FIRST page among the adver.
! tisements our readers will find the pro-
| fessional card of Mr.. J. G.. Meyer,a son
of Hon. J. G.. Meyer of Aaronscurg.
Calvin has recently been admitted to
the bar of Centre county and promises
to become frst-class attorney. We
tip our hat.
Among the legal advertisements
our readers will fad the Orphans
Court 5 lie of the estate Of Jacob w.
Stover, late of Haines township, de-