Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-16
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We are glad TO learn t'ia' lhe Oa-
kerry business of Mrs. Zeigler is increas.
ing to such an extent, that the lady is
compelled to advertise for additional
help. In connection with the new
dwelling house. a large and improved
oven will be erected and the bakery
will be enlarged in general in order to
accommodate the growing trade.
The PASTORS Cleaner, published
and edited by Rev's. Il. A. Yearick
and N. j. Miller, is circulating among
their members OF the Aaronsburg and
Rebersburg Reformed charge. The
editors display considerable journalistic
talent and succeeded in getting up a
real interesting religious paper. The
printing was done at this office.
Somewhere else we publish the an
nouneement of the opening of the Milf
ninburg Music School, under the man
agement of Miss Kate l., Shriner. And
right here we would say that the lady
is vel. ll.known i'm this neighbOrhood for
her splendid qualification as musician
and instructor and we predict sue
cessful term for her and her scholars.
Judging from the drafts made Ly
John Kerstetter, Jr.. the prospective
hardware building on the corner OF
Main and Penn streets, will be hand
some and imposing brick structure.
Messrs. Musser & Smith, the proprie-
tors, propose to have their storeroom
built with all the modern improve
ments and large enough to accommodate
their increasing trade.
DIR. g. Sumner Musser delighted
his parents with another letter from
the "Vaterland," this time from Vien-
ma. He has been TO the Rhine, to Hei-
delberg. Munich and other cities of the
German empire and speaks highly of
the fine sights he has seen. He has set.
tied down to hard study at one Of vi.
enna's great hospitals and says that so
far his trip has done him great deal
of good.
"A fire at EagleYille, this county, on
Sunday morning, at about half past 4
O'Clock, totally destroyed the hotel and
adjoining skating rink at that place.
The buildings were the property of Mr..
A. NJ Freeman who carried an insurr
ance of $500 on the hotel, but none on
the rink. Mr.. Freeman's family and
guests saved nothing and barely escap-
ed with their lives. The fire was start
ed by an incendiary.
Notice is given to the public that
Prof. Miles o. Noll, of Lewisburg, will
take charge of the Aaronsburg Acade-
my after harvest. A term of Ten
weeks will begin on the 9th of July.
All grades of scholars will be admitted
on reasonable terms. Special attention
will be given to those preparing for
teaching. The patronage of all desir-
ing the education of their sons and
daughters is respectfully solicited.
The installation of Rev. NJ. l..
Dietzler, as pastor OF the Aaronsburg
charge will take place in the Lutheran
church of Millheim next Sunday fore.
noon at 10 O'Clock. Rev. w. E. Fish
er, of Centre Hall and Rev. W. w
Owens, of Salona, will conduct the SER
vices, which promise to be OF very
interesting nature.
Children's Meeting at O'Clock, p.
M, to which everybody is cordially in
vited.
Phil. D. Slower, of Mifflinburg, a
former publisher of the old Berichter in
this place, has taken an interest in the
Havana Republican, New York, a copy
of which is on our table. It Is an
eight page paper, with patent inside
and is we'll gotten up. The name of
the sheet tells what its political color
is. Mr.. Slower spent several days in
town week before last, to see how
many subscribers be could capture fof
his paper.
In the Fargo (Dakota) Daily Argus
a lengthy description of the growing
city Darlington is given and the fellow
ing mention is made of our former
townsman, w. III. B. Eisenhuth, son
of Jacob Esenhuth, Esq.
W. II. B. EIsENHUTH
is the popular druggist of Caring ton
is also engaged in the grocery business.
During the short time he has been in
business in Darlington he has built up
good trade and become solidly estab-
lished. His store is neat and attractive
one, and displays a fine line Of goods"
The forenoon and afternoon Of the
glorious Fourth was very quiet in this
town and the usual report or the fire
cracker was emphatically absent owing
to the ordinance regulating that part of