Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-02-05

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ence.
The revival meetings being held in
the church at Coburn are we'll attend
cd and successful. Rev. Is. lengst,
who conducts the same, is zealous
worker.
Mr.. b. w. Shafer, Of Miles town.
ship will make sale of his livestock and
farming utensils, on his premises. near
Wolfe's store. on Thursday, March Goth
See posters.
j. c. hote, Executor of the estate
of Simon Rote, hate of Aaronsburg, de-
ceased, will sell the personal property
of decedent on Saturday, Feb. 2lst, at
one O'Clock, p. m.
MIR. E. IL Long, of Kaufman "
Co.'s. store, was confined to the house
for few days with bad cold. At
this writing he has almost recovered
his wonton health.
Tho ventriloquist with the "babes
in the woods" had not very large au-
dience last Friday evening, but those
who were there expressed themselves
pleased with the show.
On Thursday, Feb. Goth, Mr..
Thomas Sholl, of Haines township, will
sell at public sale on his premises, three
milee east of Aaronsburg, his farm
stock and implements. See large pos
ters.
/ Friday evening the 23rd,
inst, a good wooden horse blanket, be-
tween Millheim and Spring Mills. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the same at the JOURNAL Of
fee.
On Wednesday evening last the
Howard Cornet Band was in town to
furnish music at the Millheim skating
rink. The boys max, a fine appearance
in their neat suits and ale good musi-
clans.
Mr.. Dayid NJ. Ertle, Of Madison
burg, will sell at public sale on Tues
day, Feb. 18th, 1885, on his premises,
some live stock and household goods.
He expects to move to Kansas shortly
after the sale.
The business card of Mr.. L. B.
Slower, of Madisonburg, appears in an
other column. Mr.. Slower is one OF
the best auction GERS in this section and
persons giving him their sales will not
be disappointed.
Monday. grounding day, was
sunny in the forenoo" and consequent
! " that oracular animal, saw its shadow.
According to the old folks saying, it
means six more wintery weeks. We
pity our coal pile.
Our neightor, Mr.. David Ulrich,
suffers with a large boil on one of his
kness. He is confined to the house
most of the time and must bear consid.
erable pain. We hope to hear of his
| improved condition.
Mr.. Phil. D. Slower, of Mifflinburg,
former editor of this paper, who is a
member of the G.. A. r., was kindly
remembered by his comrades the other
day, who brought liberal donation to
his residence at thai place.
| Henry Benin and jeremiah Wink
elblech, the administrators of the es-
tate of Isaac Benin, late of Haines
township, deceased, will offer at pub
lie sale on FRIDAY, March 18th, the per-
sonal property of decedent. See Bills.
FoR SALE.-Six large mules will be
sold at private sale by the undersigned.
There are no better mules in the state
and will be offered at reasonable prices.
Apply to or address e. X. SOBER.
Sobers z. o., Pa.
The Mt. Carmel News says that
Mr.. Lemuel Shipman has suspended all
work on the reservoir at that place. land
has taken his best workmen to Centre
county to work on the railroad. This
indicates an early completion of the L.
s. T. railroad. - Lewisbrg Journal.
Mr.. Thos. r. Zeigler, agent for the
estate of ). B. Zeigler, will offer at pub
lie sale at Rebersburg the real estate
consisting of town lot with a large
brick house thereon, and also lot!
south of Rebersburg as we'll as valuable
woodland convenient to said town.
See bills.
That valuable annual '"rhe Phila.
delphia Times Almanac" for 1885 ha
come to our office and it fully equip
our table. There is no more complet
and convenient work of its kind pub
lished anywhere and the book, contain
ing 96 leaves, in indispensable as
means reference and Information.