Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-03-05
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Samuel Nathan, Of 1adisonburg,
died and was buried last week.
Several new advertisements appear
in this weeks paper. Read them.
Mrs. Maize Rachau, nee Foote, is
in town this week visiting friends.
Clair Gephart, after az absence of
several months, is at home on visit
to his parents.
Elegant Velvet Frames, both cabi-
net and card size, in great variety at
the Journal Store.
In four weeks from to day will be
Easter and the hens would better get
down to business.
Israel Vonada, of Madisonburg,
made The JOURNAL pleasant call on
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
The Bellefonte papers are still on
the war path. Circulation is tie bone
of contention now.
Genuine Arnold's Writing Fluid,
Spencerian Pens and noiseless states at
the Journal Store.
by all appearances Millbeim will
be fairly represented at Coburn next
week, attending convention.
Rev. S. G. Shannon, of Watson.
: town, has assumed his duties as pastor
Of the Sunbury Lutheran church.
Great reduction in writing paper,
envelopes and stationery generally at
the Journal Store. Call and see.
Mr.. Ed. Zimmerman. after an alb :
sence of several months, made his ap-
pearance at Millheim on Saturday.
Read Mauck's advt rtiSement on
second page and then go and buy your
furniture at their place on Penn street.
The Centre county Agricultural
Society will hold Farmers institute
at Centre Hall on the 18th and 14th OF
March.
The D. s. T.. Association will have
its regular monthly meeting in the
grammar school room next Monday e.
vening.
1t looks as if we would get large
floods this spring and the people all a.
long the river shore are preparing for
danger.
Mr.. Michael Hess, OF Haines town.
ship, and Mr.. G.. w. Stover, of Penns
Greek, paid us short visits on Saturday.
Call again.
Rev. B. Hengst, Of this place, left
on yesterday mornings train to attend
the Conference of the Ev. Association
at York, Pa.
Rev. Sahm, a son Of former pas
tor of the Aaronsburg Lutheran charge
has received call from the Boalsburg
Lutheran charge.
The thaw on Saturday and Sunday
inspired many people with the hope of
coming spring, but as often before they
were disappointed.
Mr.. Abs. Musser, of Haines town
ship, expects to make sale of his live
stock, farming utensils and household
goods on Thursday, March 10th.
Mr.. J. G. Meyer was at Aaronsburg
ast Saturday, haying come from Belle.
fvnte in company with the Misses
Bradley and Prof. Geo. 2. Bible.
We are informed that II. E. Duck.
ESQ.,, had an upset one day last week,
while out sleighriding, by which his
new sleigh was entirely demolished.
WANTED.-Certain parties wish to
buy a small farm near Mlllhelm, OF
from 25 to 35 acres. For further in
formation apply to D. S. Kaufman &
Co., Main street, Millheim, La.
-Rey. Fox, who departed for New
Berlin Oh Sunday was presented with
donation amounting to oyer 500 cash,
which was raised by general sub.
scription.
Mr.. B. w. Shafer, Of Miles town
ship will make sale of his livestock and
farming utensils. on his premises. near
Wolfe's store. on Thursday, March 2Otf
See posters.
Depression in business is always
followed by good times and we may
safely predict lively spring ana SUN
mer trade for the merchants or Mlllheim
and neighboring towns
We return thanks to Hon. }. A
Woodward for public documents ana
copy of S.null's handbook for 1879
The latter is valuable book in news
paper Office and vas q welcome pres
ent,-