Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-01-15

"A clothing store, to remain ols,r
for thirty days, is the latest enterprise
on Main street. Millheiln. Peccard
Brothers, of Jersey Shore, are the pro-
prietors.
The United Brethren of this place
did not forget their preacher in giving
him a laberal donation during the holi-
days. We were unable to get the par
ticulars.
The dynamiters ale having n big
time of it just now. They are quarrel
ing, suspecting each other of treason,
and trying to kill each other. A dam
gerous set.
The dissolution notice of Delninger
4 Musser, appears under the head of
legal advertisements. Mr.. A. C.MusSer
takes sole charge of the business. Sue
cess TO you.
MIR. Abs. Musser, Of TIaines town
ship, expects to make sale of lis live
stock, farming utensils and household
goods on Thursday, March 10th. Sale
bills will be out in due time.
"A large pointed sign, striped with
the national colors, and fastened ut the
corner aboye Snook's store announces
where Geo. L. Springer, the young gem
tlemanly barber, holds forth.
Miss Kate Shriner, of Miflinburg,
who so ably presided at the organ dur
ing last weeks convention at AaIons-
burg, spent Sunday in Millheim, with
Dr.. S. G. Gut elius and family.
Our friend, E. II. Long, of kautf-
man & Co.'S store longs for that gum
shoe he lost after the concert last Fri
day night. The trouble was he stuck
in the mud too long for the shoe.
Last Sunday the NJ. E. Sunday
school was treated to confectionerles.
Every school of town has observed this
commendable custom and none of the
scholars have cause to complaint.
MIR. Harvey Hauck, is again lying
sick at his residence on North street.
Mr., Hauck's constitution seems to be
very much wrecked since his long i'll
ness of last summer. May he he re-
stored to better health.
Rev. w. III. Ke:terman, of York
county, will preach in the Lutheran
churches of the following places Mill
helm, Sunday evening, Jan. 18th Aa-
ronsburg, Sunday morning Penns
Greek Sunday afternoon and st. Paul's
Saturday evening.
If you want to take advantage of
low prices in general merchandise you
should call on VIM. Pealer at Spring
Mills. He is offering great bargains.
But remember 1t is not bargains In Old
and shop worn goods. His stock is all
new and fresh.
H. A. Minyle, Esq, is the execu-
tor of The estate of Mrs. Elizabeth Cor
man, late of Haines township, deceased.
He will make sale of the personal pro-
perty of decedent on Saturday, Jan.
oath, 1885. See notices among the le-
gal advertisements.
Public sales are beginning to be
advertised. Do not forget that we
will furnish you with attractive sale
bills on short notice and at low prices.
Persons getting bills printed at our
office will get free local notices OF their
sales in the JOURNAL.
Mr.. w. T. Auman, the teacher of
the Pike school, Penn township, will
hold and entertainment in his school
room on Thursday evening, the 18th in
slant. The programme will consist of
Literary exercises and a "Spelling
Bee." ALI are invited to attend.
The four songs, rendered by Miss
Lizzie Martz, ;he accomplished soprano
of Snnbury, at last Fridays concert in
the Reformed church at Aaronsburg,
were greeted with great satisfaction.
All were perfectly delighted with the
lady's fine voice and winning manner.
Mr.. A. J. Harter has staked off the
dimensions of his new house which he
will erect on his lot, south of the Luth-
eran church this spring. He is making
preparations to get at work as quick as
the weather opens. r. ID. Bierly, of
Rebersburg, that boss carpenter, has the
contract of building.
j. E. Fetterolf's furniture factory
ON stain street is in full running order
and that gentleman proposes to stock
the market with frst-class extension
tables, bedsteads, &c. Several hands
are steadily employed there and the
works ale run by steam. We wish the
new enterprise abundant and listing
! success.
MI. David Burrell, of Spring Mills.
will sell his property at that place, at