Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-03-26
Extra Seed Barley for Sale by
J.H. MUssER, A Aaronsburg, 2;

| for DetlOlt Michigan, Oh TUESDAY. we
understand that his brother, Wm. Rote
also abides at that place.
=. Mr.. Robert p. Barnes, Of Pleasant
Gap, Centre county, has the mail con-
tract from Coburn, Centre county, to
Lock Haven, Clinton county.
Mr.. 1. E. CouldIen expects to pull
stakes on the hill after April 1st and
will move into J. w. Snook's house, at
present occupied by Mr.. j. w. Slower.
Rev. M. l.. Detzler, of Adams.
burg, Pa, accepted a call from the Aa-
ronsburg Lutheran charge aud expects
to assume his duties as pastor early in
May.
George G. Breon's. sale of personal
property at Spring Mills will take place
on Saturday, March 2Sth, 1885, after
which he expects to move to Philadel-
phia.
-Rev. Taylor Brown the colored
preacher, occupied the NJ. E. pulpit
last Sunday evening and tn" hurch was
well filled. He collected S4.00 for his
church.
DR.. Gutelius and wife were to Milf
flinburg last week attending the mar
riage of their niece Miss Alice Gutel-
ius. and report having had a very pleas
ant time.
-Millheim should have sent its
hooks and ladders To Bellefonte at the
late fire. They would have greatly ad-
mired our new (?) apparatus. Not so,
Messrs. Council ?
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds,
Summomses, Subpoenas, Executions
and all forms of Promissory, Judge
ment and Exemption Notes for sale at
the Journal Store.
John B. Smith, of Penn township,
will sell some valuable personal proper
ty, on the premises of Mrs. Francis
Smith, / mile northwest from tollgate,
Friday, April 3rd, 1885.
--Aleck Slower, of Aaronsburg, and
Ed Slower, of Woodward, left for
Michigan on Monday. Horace Gree.
ly's advice seems to be taken by many
of our young men this spring.
The Clymer family, so highly spo-
ken of as musicians and performers by
the press, will exhibit in this town
next Wednesday and Thursday even
ings. Do not fail to hear them.
If reports are corr ect some of our
citizens contemplate erecting several
tenant houses in the borough this sum-
mer. Hope the report will prove true
as the houses are actually needed.
Mr.. John Kerstetter, Jr., was haul
ing new machinery the other day for a
new shingle mill which he and several
other par les expect to operate this
summer in the neighboring woods.
Those of our subscribers who will
change residence on the first of April
will please give us their new post office
| address. If such notice is given by
letter the OLD address should be added.
Last Saturday DR.. G. L. Lee, of
Madisonburg. successfully removed Il
tumor from the shoulder Of Mrs. R.
Grimm of said place. At tbs writing
we are informed that she is doing well.
Our friend J. w. Lose has been
engaged by SpigelmYer as clerk in
his store. John has all the qualities
for good clerk-faithful to his en-
ployers and quick and accommodating
to customers.
The Mifflinburg and Aaronsburg
turnpike company will meet at Cox's
hotel, Mifflinburg, next Saturday where
they will issue yearly permits at reduc'
ed rates to persons wishing to travel o.
yer said road.
| Mr.. Aaron Ulricb, Of Penn town
ship, is in possession of cent piece
bearing the date 1924, which he found
in A. w. Ulrich's garden, in the spring
of 1884. He prizes the coic highly as
an antiquity.
j. II. Reifsnyder, Esq, has return
ed from his southern trip after an abb
sence of oyer three weeks. lie Is now
busy as beaver il his office, work
having very much accumulated since
his departure.
DIR. J. F. Harter and estimable
wife returned from their trip to Altoo
Ma and Huntington last Saturday anc
are perfectly pleased with their visit
DR.. II. says he heard some fine sermons
at the NJ. E. conference.
The Rev. S. W.. Mountz, formerly
from Leeburg, Pa, and now assistant
pastor of Centre charge will preach hi:
Introductory sermon in the Evangelical
church at Mlllheim OH Sunday evening
tho Doth instant at n m