Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-03-12

ALI winter goods sold at Cost. W.
do this to make room for large spring
stick. ID. s. KAUFFMAN Il Co.
Millheim.
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 2lst,
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 Goth
See posters.
MIR. VIM. Musser, OF Aaronsburg,
Is at present assistant operator at
Spring Mills station. viii is first
class young man and will no doubt
make his mark In life.
From thee Selinsgrove Times:
Ice goiges Thirty feet high are to be
seen at different points on the Susqne-
hannah river. A sudden break up
would prove disastrous.
In another place the dissolution no.
tice of Dinges, Trumpfheller Il Co., OF
Coburn, may be found. The new firm
will be Trumpfheller & Vouada and we
wish them abundant success.
THE parties from this place who Wis
tied Washington city last week and wit
messed the inauguration have all come
back safely aud are much pleased with
what they saw and heard at the capital.
MIR. Aleck Weakly, one of the
charges of the borough was removed
from III. Fl. Wclsers to VIM. Adams last
Tuesday. He is at present in better
health being able to move about in the
house.
Mr. Henry Fielder, of Haines town
ship. bought the property on Penn
street, at present occupied by DR.. A.
w. Hafer, from Jerome Spigelmyer for
$1,000. Glad to hear it and welcome to
the newcomer.
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.
An eclipse of the sun of the annu-
lar or ring form will take placeon Mon.
day, March l6. 1t will be visible all
through the United States, and will be-
gin in this latitude at 10. sc a. m. and
end at LAC p. m.
MFR. Philip Frank, of near Madi.
sonburg. desires to return thanks to
the friends who so kindly rendered aid
during his sons illness and at the time
of the funeral and during the illness of
his two little girls.
Mr.. H. II. Trumpfheller made US a
pleasant call yesterday forenoon and
gave us good-by. He will move to his
home at New Columbia, Uuion county
beginning of next week. Our best
wishes 60 with him.
DIR. J. F. Harter, the dentist. and
family, left for Altoona aud Hunting
don yesterday, and will be absent this
and next week. Mr.. Harter expects to
attend the NJ. E. conference. conven-
ing at the latter place.
MUSICAL COLLEGE The Musical
College at Freeburgh, Pa. will open
April 29th, for course of study of vo-
cal and instrumental music. For cir
cular address, &c. MEYER,
1T Freeburgh, Pa.
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 4 STRUNK.
Jared Kreamer's meat market on
Main street, with that excellent butch
er John Miller in attendance opened
last week. They expect to erect new
slaughter house along the mill race,
back of VIM. Blight's residence this
spring.
Miss Kate Keen, one of the daugh-
ters of High Const able Keen, after
having been absent for several weeks
on a visiting tour to New Berlin, Mill
ton, Miff1inburg and other places is at
present at her parents house on Penn
street.
An excellent sermon by Rev.
Dietzler, of Adamsburg, Pa, was lis
tened to last Sunday evening in the
Luth. church. Though comparatively
young, the reverend gentleman gave
marked proof that he is an educated
and thinking man.
w. J. Springer, the barber, has re-