Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-03-19
LOCAL NEWS.

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The time for moving is close at
hand.
Only few more weeks until trout
season.
MIR. Kaufman, Sr. is in town this
week on business.
Oranges are making their appear
ance in the market
-Sleighing stands on its last pins.
And glad of it too.
1t looks as if winters backbone
was not broken yet.
The days are growing longer at the
rate of three minutes day.
Miss Kate King, of Salona, is the
visitor of her mother on North street.
Next Saturday, the 2lst, spring
commences, at least in the almanac, if
not in reality.
Read what B. O. Deininger says in
his new Journal store advertisement in
another column.
Jerome Spigelmyer sold his two
mules with harness to Abs. Harter the
other day for $50.
Harvey Lamey has commenced op-
erations on his building which he is
erecting on Water street.
For want of space we could not
publish j. Fl. Reifsnyder's interesting
letter from Tennessee this week.
Great reduction in writing paper,
envelopes and stationery generally at
ne Journal Store. Call and see.
The professional card of B.O.Dein-
niger, notary public, appears IN another
column. He is now ready for business.
The smoked glass was called into
service last Monday about noon by per-
sons anxious to see the eclipse of the
sun.
Mrs. E. J. Long, after an absence
of several weeks, returned from her yis-
it to her parents at Fishers Ferry last
week.
ON Monday Mr.C. A. WeaveNtook
charge of the clerkship In J.W. .Snodk's
store a position lately held by j. w.
StOyer.
"A child of Mr.. Yarnel, Of Green
brier station, Penn township died
Monday and was buried on Tuesday
afternoon.
Our prices for printing letter heads,
envelopes, billheads, statements, busi-
ness cards. circulars, etc., are very low.
Call and see u.s..
Maud, little daughter of Harvey
Confer, has been confined to bed of
sickness for some time. Her condition
is thought to be critical.
The executors notice of VIM.
Weaver and A. D. Weaver, for Freder-
ick Weaver's estate in Haines town
ship, appears In another column.
AT no other place in the valley can
you buy groceries at better advantage
than at 6. A. Harter's grocery store,
on Main street. And don't you forget
it.
George c. 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.
The communication of ''H. j."
came to hand, but too late for inser-
ton in this weeks paper, The matter
will receive proper attention next
week.
The Millheim Skating Rink was
visited by about one hundred persons
last Saturday evening and our inform
ant says that very pleasant time was
spent.
Daniel B. Weaver. residing at the
Cross Road. about one and fourth
mile north of Penn Hall, expects to
make sale of his live stock and farm
supplements on Saturday, March 2lst,
1885.
-Bellefonte has several applicants
for the post. office at that place. All OF
them are good men Of whom the best
and most capable one should get the
office.
Mr.. B. w. Shafer. of Miles town.
shin will make sale of his live estock and
farming utensils. on his premises. near
Wolfe's store. on Thursday, March goth
See posters.
Mr.. Coldren, the merchant tailor
has begun work in the room opposite
Camp6ell's store on Main street and
the indications are that he will do a
prosperous business. Success.
NOTICE Having been appointed d