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

james d. Lose on Penn street, sold
his property to Squire Reifsnyder the
other day and in exchange bought lot
from him on the eastern side Of the
street, nearly opposite his present prop
erty. He expects to put up house this
spriEg.
Two good woolen bed blankets
were stolen at ID. ). Kauffmans " Co.'S
store last Saturday evening. The
parties who committed the theft are
known to the proprietors and are warn
ed to return the goods, otherwise they
will get into trouble.
IF you expect to go away on trip,
or have any visitors, or any other in
formation, please let us know, either
verbally or by writing, and we will be
glad to give 1t mention In the Jour-
NAL. Items of this kind 60 to make
up newsy local paper.
Herbert, the youngest son of Mr..
VIM. Smith, residing south OF town,
was confined to bed of sickness since
last Saturday. A bad cold caused the
trouble and his condition for while
was by 20 means good. We are glad to
see him conyalescent again.
READ.-The undersigned give notice
that they will operate the Lime and
Cement Kiln on North street by the
first of March, and will constantly keep
on hand the best quality of Lime. Ce-
ment, Flour, Feed, Plaster, sc. Pub
lie patronage respectfully solicited.
| MCMULLEN & STRUNK.
MFR. Ralph NJ. Musser, who has
been in charge of Griffee Il Co.'s -four
mill at White Deer Mills for several
years, last week accepted similar po.
sition at Beach Haven, Luzsrne Co.,
Pa, at an increased salary. We are
glad to see this good fortune to friend
Mus,er. - Le,cisburg Journal.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the new advertisement Of Theo-
dore Deshner, proprietor of the Great
Central Gun Works, Bellefonte, Pa.
That enterprising gentleman keeps a
complete line of guns, fishing tackle and
musical instruments. Sportsmen and
musicians will do well to give him a
call when in Bellefonte. He is an o.
bliging salesman and always tries to
please his customers.
Miss Mary Meyer, of Freeburg, ar
rived in town on Friday evening to
take an active part in the musical con-
vention. The lady is an accomplished
soprano singer and delighted the audi
ence at both concerts ty some well-ren-
dered songs. 1t was her first visit to
Centre county and she expressed her
self pleased with this part of the coun-
try and its people.
The result of the election in the
southern precinct of Gregg township
having reached us too late for insertion
last week, we give the same below;
Justice of the Peace, s. J.. Herring
Constable, r. Kline; Judge of Election,
T. B. Jamlson; Inspector, Henry Mark;
Supervisors, James p. Grove, Jno. F.
Hickman; Assessor, John p. Condo
Ouerseer, VIM. Goodhart; School Direc-
tors, NJ. l.. Rishel, Geo. B. Crawford
auditor. w. B. Bitner; 1o,on Clerk, j.
G. Condo.
Read the following items referring
to Prof. Geo. P. Bible, of Bellefonte,
the celebrated elocutionist, who will
render some of his best selections at
the Aarons burg entertainment next
Saturday evening and remember that
''straws tell which way the wind
blows"
The Rescue, by Geo. P. Bible was
rendered in a highly creditable manner.
philadelphia Times.
Prof. Geo. P. Bible. graduate of the
Philadelphia School of Elocution and
Oratory. attended our Teachers Insti-
tute, last week, and was the very soul
and life.blood of the Institute. Alb.
stract mathematics, dull grammar and
peculiar forms of government, &C.,
&C., were interspersed with drama,
tragedy and comedy well rendered.
Mr. Bible is modest unpretentious
young man who has been the architect
of his own fortune for which he de-
serves credit and encouragement. We
wish him sucr ess. Middleburg Post.
The entertainment given by Mr.. G.
p. Bible at the Opera House last even.
ing was exceedingly we'll attended by
an audience that was entirely en- rap
port with the gentleman giving the en-
tertainment. He was listened to with
the greatest atteBtiOn from first to last,
and the audience was highly pleased.
Mr.. Bible certainly possesses all the ell
ements Of first class elocutiOnist and
is especially ut home in serious and
sentimental pieces as well as those of u
comic nature. Northern Indianian.
In MEMORIAM. 1t is our sad duty
| to announce the death of Mrs. IIarI lett
Keen, the wife of Mr.. Henry Keen, of
IL N..s