Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-04-22
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North West or !SOHh Vest take The
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Rates OF Fare, Tickets, Time Tables and
information in detail call on your Local
Ticket Agent or address Il l.. LO0niiS,
Passenger Agent. Middle Distric. Ill
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Three more pupils from this place
in Miss Kate Schriner's music school at
Mifflinburg are Lodie, MusSer, Sallis
Alexander and Lydia Gutelius. Miss
Schriner's fame as II successful music
teacher is spreading rapidly and her
school is crowded to such an extent
that she had to refuse a number of
scholars
The first issue of the Franklin
Penny Press, four-page live-column
daily. Independent. published at Frank
lin, Pa, by Saml. p. Bringham, reach
ed this office on Tuesday. According
to its advertising columns the citizens
of that oily town seem TO fully appreci-
ate the worth of a lively local paper
Success to The proprietor of the paper.
-George,a "A little sou of H.A. Meyer,
of Boonville, had his right hand cut off
at the wrist one day last week. He
and his younger brother Harry were
playing around Il Rotary feed cutter. a
musing themselves by cutting hay and
straw ia the barn. Harry was turning
the machine, when Georges hand came
in too close contact with the knives,
resulting in the above accident.
How HARD THEY ARE TO SUIT
But few weeks ago everybody COM
planned of the everlasting rai:s and
the superfluous amount Of water. Now
because the ground is becoming dry on
top and the roads little dusty they
clamor for lain already. It's a good
thing that the regulation of the wealth
er is beyond their control else there
would be a different sky over every
square rod.
Abs Har ter's house Oh Main St.,
formerly ID. l. Browns tinshop, is be-
ing renovated. Thomas Hockman wea.
therboarded and painted his house on
Mill street, and j. w. Stam had pew
roof and cornice put on his brick house
on Penn street. And so the work OF i'm
proving the town properties continues
from week to week until Millheim. at the
end of this summer, will present a new
and handsome appearance.
DIR. c.. S. Musser touched native
soil on Mopday, when he landed at New
York, after stay of almost a year i'll
European countries. He will spend a
few days with his sister. Mrs. Ella Trey,
at Chester Springs, and is expected to
arrive at his parental home at Aarons-
burg end of this week, and then Sum
ner may say with Byron
"'Tis sweet to hear the watch-dog's honest
Bay deep-mouthed welcome as we draw lear
IT'S sweet to know there is an eye will mark =.
Our coming, and look brighter when we come -
DEATH.-Mrs. John Bierly, of Re-
bersburg, died early on Sunday morn
ing, having reached the age of IS years,
7 months and 20 days. The immediate
cause of her death was pneumonia.
Mrs. Bierly was a widow, her husband
| having preceded her to eternity a
bout four years ago. In her depai ture
| Miles township loses most respected
and neighborly old lady land the United
| Brethren church, which she joined 40
years ago, a cOnsistant and faithful
member. The funeral took place on
| Tuesday forenoon when Rev. WassOn,
| of this place, conducted the services,
assisted by Revs. Bason and DOtterer.
Only six licenses were granted in
Huntingdon county, and some of the
leading hotels were refused. In an-
nouncing the decision of the court,
Judge Furst said they were Of the opin.
ion that they could not arbitrarily
grant all applications nor refuse all,
| and that they had decided each partic-
ular case upon the facts presented in
relation to it. The number of licenses
granted is six, two to hotels and one to
a bot:ling establishment inHuntingdon,
one to a hotel in Orbisonia, one ir
Dudley. and one in Broad Top city
Licenses were refused to the Leistel
House and the Hotel Bruins wick, tn,
leading hotels in Huntingdon.
1t is asserted by the Clear6eld strik
ers that next week the men will all be
out again or all at work. This is un
derstOod to be a threat that the strike
is to be made general again, as it is moi
expected that the operators who have
refused to give the advance have Chang
ed their determination. The men now
working at fifty cents ton are willing
to sacrifice their earnings IL thought
necessary TO aid those whose demand:
have not yet been granted. This feel
Ing extends to the Broad Top region,
where operators would increase theil
output were it not that they fear a re
neWal of the strike. The miners relie
committee i'm the Cleartield region ha
issued an appeal for help. 1t says tha
MANY of the men are in sad state ant
scores of homes have DOt within then
loaf of ad.-Be!l9onte Daity Neps
When you are troubled with dizzl
ness, your appetite all gone, ard yo
feel bad generally. take few doses Q
DIR. Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bitters
and you will be surp, ised at the I'M
provement in your feelings. Ever
bottle warranted TO give satisfaction.
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