Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-09-24
Oil cloths all widths, prices and
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Oil cloths all widths, prices an
qualities at kauffman's.
1t is a caution how brisk the ma,
riage business is at present. Wish W
were a preacher just now.
Gospel Hymns, No. l u combn
ed with or without masic-at the Jour
nal store. II
| SNAKES. -Turb Kreamer shot rat
tlesnaAe in the Gap north of town, las
Saturday forenoon, measuring 3 fee
and inches, and having IL rattles
He conveyed the dead reptile home IL
q box.
| -B o. Deininger, Esq, and DR.. j
f. Harter left on this mornings trair
for Schuyklll and Berks county, to at.
tend to business matters OF the Philips
estate. They will be gone for al
least week.
SALE OF REAL ESTATE. William
Weaver aud A ID. Weaver, executors
of the estate of Frederick Weaver, de-
ceased, late OF Haines township, will
sell the farm and mountainland or de-
cedent. one mile east OF Aar0nsburg,
on Friday, September o5th, instant.
w. F. Slower and family, of Pitts.
burg, are visiting parents and relatives
at Rebersburg, this week. Mr.: Slower
Is an employee i'm some large iron shop
at Glenwood, in the suburbs OF Pitts
burg, and says he Is getting along real
well.
III. e. Duck, Esq, brought four
potatoes to this office the other day,
ranging in weight from two pounds to
two pounds and IL ounces strong.
They are fine specimens Of his average
crop, and belong to the, white Rose''
species.
Mrs. Mary Neff, of Blain, Perry
Co., q sister of Mrs. B. 0. Deininger is
here on visit to her sick father, Jacob
Wolf, and will remain until the latter
part of next week. K. S. Wolf depart
ed for his home in Girard, Kansas, this
morning.
About twenty eight hundred bush.
els Of potatoes were shipped from Co.
burn one day last week. Eleven good
two horse loads were seen at one time
In row driving up to the station that
day. This looks like business and a
brisk market.
LosT.-$10 reward will bepaid to the
finder of lady's gold ring, set with
milk white cameo and pearls, which
was lost on the campground or its vi
cinity on Sunday, Aug. 10th. Please
return either to this office or to
NAME T. HALL,
North Street.
For SALES. X. Faust gives no
tice that he wishes to sell his valuable
farming land situate in Millheim bor-
ough north of Abs. Harter's farm, and
which he lately bought of David Scholl.
The land is i'm first class condition and
purchasers will find it good invest
ment.
The T.. & II. railroad will in the
future be managed by Supt. West.
fall and it ia said that after the first of
October the schedule will be changed
SO as to run a daily round trip train
from Lewisburg to Belleionte. All ar.
rangement of this kind will certainly
please the people of this section.
MIR. Kaufman, Sr., OF Fishers
Ferry, was up few days last week to
see how the "boys'' are faring. He
departed on Saturday mornings train,
and SOON after message arriyed here,
informing him OF his aged mothers
death, whose funeral took place at IL
O'Clock of the same day.
On Friday, Sept. 25th. 1885 nj one
O'Clock, P. NJ, the heirs of George Bre-
on, deed, by their agent, Jonathan Har-
ter, will sell at public sale on the prem
lses i'm Gregg towship, the real estate
of decedent, consisting Of It's acres of
cultivated and timber land, with a good
dwelling house, barn and all necessary
outbuildings thereon erected.
The Cl,nton Democrat, published
at Lock Haven, changed proprietors
last Friday. Messrs. James w. Clark,
Ira Harvey and John Noble, of that
city, have purchased the paper from
MIR. Thielecke, who had edited the
sheet I'm very creditable manner for
about two years. The new proprietora
are all practical printers and we wish
the much success in their enterprise.
DEDIcAT1oN.-The Lord willing, the
Evangelical church at Rebersburg will
be dedicated to the service of the Tri'
une God, September 9th. Rev. Z
| Kohr. of Lewisburg and Rev. G.. w.
Currin, of Centre Hall, will oficiate.
| Ministers and friends of the cause are
cordially invited TO attend.