Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-02-26

on Tuesday, March 24th, 1885.
MIR. 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 10Th
See posters.
WANTED. "A lot of Leaf Tobacco at
ID. s. Kaufman Il Co.'S store, Millheim
Pa Persons replying to this notice by
letter, will please state price and time
Of the crop.
A musical convention, conducted
by Mr.. Jos. kleckuer, and commen cling
March 9th, will be held in the Evan-
gelical church at Coburn. For rartiu-
lars see posters.
Several bad errors found their way
into the JOURNAL last week. Our ty-
pos failed to be as attentive to business
rs they should have been. Will do bet
Ter In Tue IutuTes
AT the late borough election In
Bellefonte the democrats gained the up
per hand by electing most of their can.
didates, among them Mr.. John Powers
for chief burgess.
NEWS FOR THE LADIEs.--The finest
and largest lot of Scrap Pictures ever
brought to Millheim, just received ut
Deininger's JOURNAL STORE. DO not
fail to come and see.
Our former townsmau, Mr.. A. o.
Deininger, at the recent election In
Muncy Creek township, Lycoming Co.,
was elected Justice of the Peace. We
offer our congratulations.
WANTED. Certain parties wish to
buy u small farm near Mlllheim, OF
from 25 to 35 acres. For further in
formation apply to d. S. Kaufman u
Co., Main street, Millheim, Pa.
Robert franklin, an infant child
of Mr.. Abe. King, North street, aged
year and three months died on Thurs
day last and was buried in the Millheim
cemetery on Saturday forenoon.
Our neighbor, Mr.. A. j. Harter,
fitted across the street yesterday and
to-day and will reside with his brother,
Mr.. Jonathan Harter, until his new
house on Penn street Is ready for 0ccu-
Fancy.
Daniel B. Weaver, residing at the
Cross Road, about one and fourth
mile north of Penn Hall, expects to
make sale of his live stock and farm
implements on Saturday, March 21st,
1885.
WIN. Weaver and A. d. Weaver,
executor of the estate of Freder ick
Weaver, late of Haines township, de-
ceased, will make public sale of the de-
cedent's personal property next Satur-
day. See bills.
Mrs. Mary Ann Bierly, Of Miles
township, residing about one-fourth
mile east of Rebersburg, will make sale
of some live stock, farm implements
and household goods on Tuesday March
18th. See bills.
Judge Frank, OF Rebersburg, call
ed on US on Monday forenoon to order
the insertion of his notice as adminis-
traitor of the estate of James Slower,
late of Rebersburg. deceased. See le-
gal advertisements.
The Reporter talks of electric lights
as being the next improvement at Gen.
tre Hall. That town seems to be de-
termined to haye all the modern con
veniences, and sets poor little Millheim
entirely in the shade.
The Kansas letter from Mr.. T. O..
Erhard, former citizen Of Haines
township, published in another column
is very interesting and contains valua.
BILE hints 20 persons wishing to emil
CRATE to that section Of the country.
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.
"A GRAND MUSICAL AND LITERARY
ENTERTAINMENT will be given by the
Ladies' Mite Society in the Reformed
church at Aaronsburg, on SATURDAY
EVENING, FEB. 2STH. The ladies OF
that society have been fortunate in Sc
curing for this occasion the popular
and accomplished elocutionist, PROF.
GEO. p. BIBLE, whose recitatiOns and
impersonations haye been admirably re.
ceiyed wherever he has appeared. His
programme, embracing the serious,
sentimental, dramatic and humorous,
will be interspersed with music, con-
sisting of instrumental and vocal solos
and duets by the BRADLEY SISTERS,
whose musical ability has won for them
deserved applause and universal COM
mendation.