Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-03-05

Yesterday surely was harvest for
plckpockets at Washington. According
to press accounts they were on the way
to Inauguration from all parts of the u
nited states. No doubt many people will
return home minus some valuable
things.
Mr.. G. A. Sturgis, the pleasant
jeweler Of Lew wisburg, was in town on
Monday and Tuesday and we took no.
tice that Charley confines business
with pleasure on these trips. Nothing
like emitting two birds with one
stone"
The Central Pennsylvania Confer
ence of the Evangelical Association
will convene at York, Pa on Thurs
day, March 5th, to hold its annual sess-
ion and will last one week. Bishop
Dubs, d. D., from Cleveland, Ohio,
will preside.
&C. A. Weaver, of Aaronsburg,
has been engaged as salesman in j. w.
Snook's store and by the first of April
Cal, with his usual pleasant and ac-
comm odating manner will be ready to
put up packages for customers. He is an
experienced and reliable clerk.
Landlord w. s. Musser had two of
his horses clipped and they make
splendid appearance now. The fact Is.
they look like new match team and
many people were under that impression
at Weayer's sale last Saturday, when
Mr. M. had them hitched up in his
cutter.
The barn of Mr.. Samuel Van
Tries, deceased, near Linden Hall, was
totally destroyed by fire with all its
contents excepting live stock on Mon.
day night. This is the second barn
that was consumed by the deyouring
elements On the same spot within few
years.
Jasper w. Slower rurcashed W. j.
Springer's property on Main street the
other day aud expects to take posses
sion of it by the first Of April next.
We understand that he will leave
Snook's store at the same time and in
tends to 60 into the jewelry business
on his own hook.
j. Spigelmyer has rented the entire
Alexander property, corner OF Main
and Penn streets and will move into
the dwelling house by the first Of April.
He will take possession of the store
room, at present occupied by d. S.
Kaufman Il Co., on the 10Th Of May.
An entertainment will be teld in
the Pike school house, Penn township,
Tuesday evening, the 10th instant.
The programme will consist Of recita-
tions, medleys, select readings. dia-
logues and a "Spelling Bee." Come
one, come all.
w. 7. AUMAN, Teacher.
Rev. Martin Luther Deitzler, of
Adamsburg. Snyder county, Pa, Will
preach his trial sermons in the Aa-
ronsburg Luth. charge as follows !:
Saturday evening, Penns Creek, Eng
lish Sunday morning, Aaronsburg,
English Afternoon, st. Paul, Ger
man Evening, Millheim, English.
Mr.. B. o. Deininger, the Jou rnal
store man, has been appointed Notary
Public. Mr.. d. possesses more than
the necessary qualifications for the office
and is citizen much deserving of the
the position. His friends will receive
the news of his luck with qualification
and we join them in offering our con-
graduation.
| NoTICE.-All persons using the Red
Barn or any part of the ground or
buildings, known as the Deshler and
Jordan property on Penn street, Mill
helm, excepting the ice house of Roop
and Reifsnyder, will please vacate on
the first day of April 1885, otherwise
the articles will be disposed of accord
ing to law.
| D. I. BROWN.
Mr.. S. T. Frain, of the First Ma.
tional Hotel, and Mr.. Noah StoYer, left
for Washington on Tuesday to help
inaugurate the democratic president.
Mrs. Frain, who went to Harrisburg
last week, was met at that place by her
husband and will also accompany him
on his trip to the national capital. We
hope they will have fine time and a
safe journey.
Last Sa turday evening we had the
pleasure Of listening to one of the fn-
est entertainments ever given in this
section. The Reformed church at Aa
ronsburg was moderately filled by an ap.
pTeciative audience. The programme
opened with a piece or music by the
Mlllheim band, after which Prof. Geo.
2. Bible, the able editor of the Centre
Democrat, Bellefonte, and an elocution-