Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-11-26

NOTICE. - The duplicate Of schoo
taxes for 1884 having been left in m
hands for collection, request all de
linuuents to settle their taxes until De
cember lst, as | will collect the sam
according to law after that date.
G.. w. HARTER.
THANKSGIVING BANQUET AT TIL
FIRST NATIONAL HoTEL.-The fol
lowing tempting bill Of faro will b'
dished up to-day at the First National
S. Il. Fran, Proprietor:
Dinner-Roast Turkey, Roast Turk
ey stuffed with oysters, Oyster Pot
Pie, Stewed Chicken, Roast Lamb
Roast Beef, Roast Pork. Appropriate
side dishes including the rarest deli3a
cies of the season will be on the table.
Supper-Oyster Pie, Fried, Baked
and Stewed Oysters. Fried Beef Steak
Mutton Chop, Pork Steak, Baked
Rockfish, Fresh Mackerel.
Either of these meals will be served
for 25 cents and cordial invitation is
extended to all TO enjoy fine Thanks
giving feast.
-hefsnyder's building, to be haul
ell from Penn street to North street,
proved too mach for Ulrich's wagon.
The first attempt at pulling resulted in
break of one of the hind axles
and stopped all further proceedings.
Yesterday interrupted operations were
resumed and the shop was dragged into
the middle of the road, when it struck
telephone pole and again a halt had
to be made. Finally, in order to get
the obstruction off the road, tho build
ing was razed and the lumber taken to
it's destination. The great trouble was
that the committee, beng minus its
chairman since Mr.. Bair's removal to
the West, was unable to furnish a solu-
tion for the dilemma.
FORMAL OPENING .-Zeigler'S bakery
on Penn street will be formally opened
to the public during the holidays.
The new and well furnished rooms will
be tastefuly arranged for The reception
of guestsjand the choicest of fare will
be served during tho week, suoh as
Roast Turkey. Fresh Oysters, prepared
IN all styles. Ice Cream, Cakes, &c.
1t is also the intention of Mr. and Mrs.
Zeigler to secure the services of the
band to enliven the occasion.
An experienced baker from Lock
Haven has been engaged to assist In
filling the many orders for the holidays.
Persons wishing fine cakes for Christ
mas or New Year are requested to hand
in their orders two weeks previous
Choice Cakes, finely decorated, from so
cents to $500. A liberal patronage
respectfully solicited.
A HEALTH journal tells its readers
how to take cold. What most of us
want to know Is how TO let it GO Take
bottle of DIR. Kessler'S Celebrated
English Cough Medicine and 1t will go
because it must.
Sold by J. Eisenhtth, Millheim Pa.
The following account from last
Wednesdays Lock Haven Express will
be of interest to many Of our readers
who are acquainted with Miss Mary A.
Hillibisb, the attractive daughter of
DR.. d. J. Hillibish, decd, late of Re.
bersburg
1.-THE Reed Hllibish wedding last
evening at 30 O'Clock at the residence
of Mrs. d. Nj. Brumgard, Church St.,
an aunt of the bride, was very pleas
ant affair. The contracting parties
were Mr.. John B. Reed, prominent
wholesale boot and shoe merchant OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Mary A. Hill.
bish, of Rebersburg, Centre county.
Rev. w. B. Glanding, pastor Of the
English Lutheran church, officiated,
and Miss Gay Throne, of this city, and
Mr.. Matthew Creswell, Jr., of Over
brook, Philadelphia, acted as brides
maid ana grO0mSman.
Both the bride and bridesmaid were
dressed in white silk, beautifully orna
mented with natural flowers. About
thirty intimate friends were present,
who partook Of the sumptuous wedding
repast. Mr.. and Mrs. Reed left on the
| 1903 train for an extended tour of &
month, after which they will make their
1 Lo~,o -, yUaot DhiIaIalnhio Tbo nrac
ents were numerous and costly"
REsIaNATIoN.- AT the annual meet
ing of the Joint Consistory of the Re
bersburg Reformed charge the resigna
tion of Rev. N. J. Miller, pastor of tht
charge, was accepted. Rev. Miller will
leave his present field of labor, Decem-
ber 31st, and will take charge Of the
interests of the Reformed church al
Steelton, Pa, on the first day of th'
new year,
A committee appointed by the join
Consistory to draft appropriate resolu-
tions reported as follows;
WHEREAs,it it Is with great reluctanc,
that we unite with Rev. n. j. Miller il
petitioning Chassis to sever the existing
PASTORAL relation in which we arr
bound so closely together by affection
ate ties, awakened and quickened int
growth during his pastorate among Vi
by his christian department and earn
est exposition Of the Word of God
therefore he 1t resolved,