Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-11

Mr.. Jonathan Long, Of Fishers
| Ferry, Pa, is In town on visit to his
sons E. II. and G.. w. Long. Mr.
Longs uniform courtesy to all with
whom he comes in contact during his
stay already made him many strong
friends here.
james Bartges, of Logan Mills,
caught an eagle tie other week with
his hands. The bird measured seven
feet across from the tips of the wings
and was q fine specimen. He kept him
alive for Il few weeks, but 1t seems the
confinement killed the eagle.
Mr.. Lyon, one of Bellefonte's most
prominent merchants, died on Satur.
day night, Feb. 9th, of fatty degenera-
tion of the heart. Deceased was ma
tive of Germany, Of Hebrew birth, and
has been doing business successfully in
Bellefonte since 1864. His wife, three
sons and three daughters survive him.
IT we'll be poisoned, woe be TO
those who drink thei eat. II is worse
to poison The fountain Of life for ones
self, and for posterity. Often by care
lessness, or misfortune, or inheIitence,
this has been done Ayers Sarsaparilla
trees the blood, the vital stream, and
restores appetite, strength, and health.
DIED. Mrs Annie, wife OF A. j.
Slower, departed this life at her home,
east of Aaronsburg, last Thursday.
| Heart deceaSe was the cause of her
death. She was laid TO rest in the
cemetery at Wolfe'S church last Satur.
day forenoon, Rev. DeitZler coDduct-
ing the services. Size leaves IA husband
and four children to mourn her death.
NOTICE. The undersigned, stock.
holders of the Millheim t0wnclock re
quest meeting Of the rest of the
stockholders on next Saturday evening
at 81 O'Clock ut Adolph Miller's place
of business, for the purpose Of appoint
it.g committee to have supervision of
| said clock. w. X. WeiSer,
| E. e. Campbell,
Adolph Miller.
The large sale posters are up ad-
vertising Frank ]. Weaver's vendue of
valuable liye stock, particularly of full.
bI eed Alderney, Durham and Holstein
cattle, and of many good farm imple-
msnts and household goods, on the 9Th
of March. 1t will undoubtedly be the
largest public sale of the season and
there will be no end to anxious pur-
chasers. Keep the date in mind.
-Revs. Heugst and Mountz went
the rounds last week to procure board
ing places for the ministers who will
come from distance to participate in
the conference next month. We are una
BILE to say whether they were successful
in getting the required number. There 4
will be over one hundred clergymen in
town during that week, and it will no
doubt be an interesting time.
The bitter cold kept many of those
from a distance who were invited and
had intended to come to the ball at the
First National away and consequently
the number of guests was not as large
as was expected. Nevertheless the
evening passed off very pleasantly and
was grandly climaxed by the splendid
supper of which about GO pei son, par
took heartily.
-REPoRT of North street school for
the month ending Feb. Sd: Number
in attendance-male 80, female %, to-
tai 81. Average attendance, males 27,
females 25, total So Per cent OF at
tendance, males 81, females go, total
IS. Visitors Prof. P. J. Aumsn,
Mrs. John Hall, Mrs. Allison Miller,
Misses Lille Eisenhuth, Eva Kreamer,
Ella Californian, Teresta Weiser.
D. G.. SMITH, Teacher.
The Freeport Un.) bulletin, of
Thursday, Feb. 4th, copy of which
was sent us through the kindness of DR..
Mingle, contains the following:
| Martin Driblebis died on Monday
morning at his home in C.arno town.
ship, Green county, Wis, where he had
lived some fifteen years, since coming
west from Centre county, Pa. The
wife Of deceased died about six years
ago. His funeral occurred this morn
ing.
Mr.. Dribebis had many warm
friends ih this valley, who will read the
above notice of his death with much
regret.
ROBBED THE MAIL.-The Lewis
burg mail pouch for the Lock HayeE
and Harrisburg Railway postoffice, de-
spatched on Monday night, was cut op,
ell and thirteen valuable register letters
were extracted therefrom. Chief Clerk
Hughes, of Harrisburg, was advised of
the theft and telegraphed postotiice In
specter J. M. Speese, at Erie, of the
fact. The Inspector reached Lewis
burg Wednesday, and, after an inves.