Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-03-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Still shivering n

I'M. l. Jamlson was on the sick list
Glad he is better again.
Last year at this time the people
were busy making garden.
-Workmeu are out of humor over
the tardiness of coming spring.
The prevailing opinion is that good
weather will set in after Easter
Our friend, Henry Miller, don't
like candy any more since that treat.
The effects of ''too much slrong
stuff were noticeable last Saturday.
1t is estimated that the frost in the
ground is still from three to four feet
deep.
The Centre Democrat was lucky g.
nough to move quarters shortly before
the Gre.
Mr.. Harry Bellman from Belle
fonte sojourned in town few days
this week.
Two of Bell ,fonte's young editors
seem to be drifting towards the matri-
monial sea.
After June 30th q two.cent stamp
will carry an ounce instead of half
ounce letter.
Miss Maggie Miller, of Centre Hall,
is here on visit to her father, Mr..
John Miller.
Mr.. j. Ross, merchant tailor of
Lock Hayen. registered at Frain's ho-
tel last week.
Miss Mable Zeieler has been lying
very sick at e. FL. Longs, but is able
to be up again.
Prof. Clymer's Silver Cornet Band
in the town hall next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings.
Conspicuous posters areup announ-
cling the coming of the Clymer family.
the great musicians.
MIR. g. Mrs. A. J. Harter paid a
visit to Mr.. Ruhl's at Hartleton, be.
ginning of this week.
MIR. Noah Slower had several men
at work getting out lumber for new
stable on his premises.
-Miilheim pres ented q business
like appearance last Saturday and the
merchants had boom.
Rev. G. f. Deininger and family
arrived in town on Tuesday evening.
His fitting came yesterday.
Don't fail to ear ReY. Whitmer's
lectuie on Naming the Baby" to-
night and tomorrow night.
Mr.. J. w. Slower talks of improv-
ing his lately bought property on Main
street as soon as che weather will per-
NIT.
The men contemplating to erect
buildings on Water street this spring
are busy hauling their lumber on the
ground.
w. s. sMusser had been suffering
from the old wound in his left arm last
week. Glad to see that he is feeling
better again.
Still a few winter goods left at u.
s. Kaufman s. Co.'S Bargain store,
Main street, Mi!lheim, which are being
sold at COST.
Lovers of dandeli.n will haye to
wait while yet. In former years at
this time they were busy hunting the
popular plant.
The general synod of the Eyangeli.
cal Lutheran church will hold its bien-
nial session at Harrisburg, commen-
cling June 3rd.
"A horse belonging to Mr.. Frank
Charles, of Union county, fell dead in
the shafts as he went through Aarons.
burg last week.
Our prices for printing letter heads,
envelopes, billheads, statements, busl-
ness cards, circulars, etc., are very low.
Call and see us.
Rev. Mountz gave us a pleasant call
Yesterday forenoon. He and his wife
expect to occupy the house of L. >.
Meyer on Penn street.
Paper flowers are becoming all the
rage. The ladies of the Lutheran Mite
Society lately procured several fine bou-
quets for their church.
One of the greatest pleagues OF a
newspaper office is the man who always
knows how to run the paper better
than the editor does himself.
ABS. Musser,s public sale in
Haines township last Thursday was
very well attended and The articles sold
brought the sum of over Sl2)O.
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