Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-01-29
NEWS.


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Ice hauling was brisk after last
weeks cold snap.
Tues day brought US some more OF
the "beautiful snow."
Spain is still shaking from fire.
quent earthquake shocks.
-Come to the JOURNAL Office for
cheap and attractive bills.
-. Some nice Seal skin and Fur caps
left at D. 5. Kaufman Il Co.'S, Mill.
helm.
Mrs. Jordan Deshler is on a visit
to her parents ,in-law, DR.. Deshlel's, at
Aaronsbuig.
During the last few days the mer.
ry jinglin0 of sleighbells has been heard
around here.
The Centre Hall band has revived
and is practicing under tie leadership
of Mr.. Lohr.
R cad what Peccard Brothers, the
clothiers on Main street have to say in
another column.
MIR. 3. F. Philips. of Penn town.
ship, expects to move to the Buckeye
state in few weeks. @
Fresh Fish just received ut D. S.
Kaufman & Co.'S store, Millheim. A
fine lot of all sizes and dimensions.
Call.
We went to press too early to give
an account of last nights attraction at
the riak. Will give particulars next
week.
The attendance of our schools was
light since the extreme cold weather
set in, the school rooms being too un-
comfortable.
Successful experiments have lately
been made by the Pennsylvania railroad
company to light their cars with the E.
lectric light.
Mr.. e. A. Sturgis' loss by the re-
cent fire in his jewslry store at Lewis
burg was $500, which was entirely COW
cred by insurance.
j. W. Stover's farm in Haines
township was sold to Henry Fielder for
Sss per acre. The Woodland to A. E.
Stambach at SIS per acre.
Crowds of people assemble at the
depots along the line to see the old in
dependence bell on its way from Phila-
delphia to New Orleans.
"A new republican paper at Belle.
fonte is being spoken Of iu that town.
There ought to be few more papers in
this county, by all means.
The state anniversary of Odd Eel
lowship is to be held ut Lock Haven in
April. Delegates from all lodge es in the
state will be In attendance.
MIR. Abs. Musser, Of Haines town.
ship, expects to make sale OF bis live
stock, farming utensils and household
goods on Thursday, March 10th.
Since the interesting 'spelling bee"
at the Pike school recorded Ia last
weeks JOURNAL desire for spelling
schools Is notable in this locality.
Mr.. M. ]. Hall. of Rebersburg,
called on us yesterday and ordered bills
for sale of personal property to take
place on Thursday, March 26th, 1885.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs.
Henry Keen, is lying seriously i'll at
the residence of her husband, In Penn
township, about II mile west OF Mill
helm.
Trains on the Beech Creek, Clear
field and South western railroad will
commence running through to Philips :
burg, Monday. February 2nd.-Clinton
Democrat.
Mr.. B. w. Shafer, Of Miles town.
ship will make sale of his livestock and
farming utensils, on his premises. near
Woife's store. on Thursday, March 10th
See posters.
Mr.. j. J. Fielder and Mr.. Thorn
as Scholl, both gentlemen of Haines
township, gave Us pleasant calls On
Tuesday. Always glad to see our pat
rons., Call again.
The admihis.rator's otice of L
W. Hosterman, administrator OF The
estate of Hanna M. Hosterlnan, late o
Ilaines township, deceased, appears il
this weeks paper.
-Slugger Sullivan, the Boston, priz
tighter, has become public nuisance
His chief delight now seems to be T.
get beastly drunk and scare people hal
to DEATH. Turn The rascal out.
Mr.. Lewis Mensh's, of Aarons
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