Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-02-05
LOCAL NEWS.

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More snow Oh Monday night.
correspondence are scarce this week
-.Sleighing parties are all the go at
present.
Fancy Valentines for sale at the
JOURNAL store.
Lutheran AlTanacs just received
at the JOURNAL store.
-Come to the JOURNAL office for
cheap and attractive bills.
"A. ]. Hartef is hauling lumber for
his new shop on Penn street.
The Lutherans are having pro-
tracted prayer meeting this week.
Nearly all The ice houses of town
are filled with a good quality of ice.
Wheat is going up little in price
and the farmer is in better spirits.
The list of the Democratic county
committee appears in this weeks issue.
A yearly tax of 5000 has been
laid on the skating rink by the town
council.
Mr.. c. A Sturgis, of Lewisburg,
gave us brief call, while in town on
Monday.
MIMI. Wagenseller, SelinsgrCve,
the genial salesman, was in town on
Tuesday.
Ice is thirteen feet thick at Dako-
ia. At that rate we prefer old Penn
sylvania.
We noticed Mr.. Thomas, the music
store man of Lewisburg, in town the
other day.
The station building at Centre
Hall is finished and is now occupied by
the R. e. agent.
Sorry to hear that Mrs. A NJ.
Weaver of Millheim is confined to the
house by illDess.
Poster work is booming at this Of
fee. But come ON. We can accommo-
date many more.
If in need of an attractive poster
come to the JOURNAL office. Satisfac
tory work guaranteed.
Miss Saryis, daughter of Rev. Sar-
Wis, Centre Hall, was visiting at r. b.
Hartman's this week.
The United Brethren congrega-
tion of this place started protracted
meeting on Monday evening.
We notice that Millheim is to have
another show next Saturday evening.
Will be held in the town hall.
Don't forget that the JOURNAL
store is headquarters for school sup
plies, writing papers, envelopes, &c.
The wagon sale of Mr.. Krumrine,
of Lewisburg, was well attended.
Some four or five wagons were sold.
Mr.. John Kurzenknabe, of Harris.
burg, was in town on short visit to
his brother Harry and other relations.
We are informed that there are
about 10 or Is applicants for the Mill
helm post office. Don't all speak al
once.
An interesting letter from our
friend, Mr.. P. B. Slower, Pleasant Val
lev, Kansas, appears in another column
Read it.
We see by the Centre Hall Report :
sr that Mr.. Aaron Harter, of Har.le
ton, expects to move to Centre Hal
this spring.
"A large and appreciative audience
listened to a fine sermon delivered II
the U. B. church last Sunday forenoon
by the pastor, Rev. Raver.
The Keystone Thespian Club, Q
Aaronsburg have billed an ente rtaln
meut FOR Saturday, Feb. THAT Wolfe
school house, Haiues township.
Mrs, Maria Slower, residing q mile
east of Aaronsburg, will make sale
her personal property on the premises
on Tuesday, March oath, 1855.
Mr.. Abs. Musser. of Haines o "
ship, expects to make sale of lis liV
stock, farming utensils and househol
goods on Thursday, March 18th.
"A great amount of lumber an
grain is being hauled through town
Coburn station since the roads are
such excellent condition for shedding.
THE GREAT ZlNGARI for toot
ache and neuralgia has no equal. Wa
ranted. Only is cents at all drug store
Sold by J. Eisenhuth, Mlllhelm, L