Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-12-09
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

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In pursuance Of its annual custom
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces that Christmas and New
Year excursion tickets will be sold be-
tween all the principal ticket stations
on the main line and branches. The
holiday season is the Que period of the
year most exclusively devoted to the in
terchange Of social visits and the en-
joyment OF pleasure trips. In order TO
encourage this custom and to offer all
possible benefit to those who desire To
indulge in holiday pleasures and festiVi.
ties, the Company reduces the rates dur
ing the favored period. Excursion
tickets will be sold on Dec. 23d, oath,
25th, 30th, and 3lst, 1886. and Jan. lst,
1887, good to return until Jan. 4th, IN
elusive.
On Saturday when John Confer
and Dave Stoner brought the heavy
floor stills for the Knitting factory from
Cassler's saw mill they met with con-
siderable difficulty IN making the turn
at John Kerstetter's alley, Penn street.
The rear part Of Confer's load downed
part Of ]. ID. Loses fence on the oppo-
site side Of the road but finally the
teamster succeeded IN getting the lum.
ber safely Oh the ground. Next came
Dave and proposed to do up the job in
neater and more expeditions manner.
But 10, he had hardly proceeded five or
six yards when the chain which fasten-
ed the load to the front part of the sled
bl Oke aud Dawes load was unloaded right
across the turnpike. Of course the
timbers had to be dragged to its desti-
nation piece by piece. Both teamsters
felt relieved when it was over.
On Saturday, December 18th, there
will he a meeting of the the General
Council of the Aaronsburg charge Of
the Ev. Luth. church in Trinity Con-
gregation at Coburn. The committee
on programme has agreed upon the
following
Morning Session Opening with the
usual religious services. Business of
Council. ii O'Clock, a. m.-Dlscus-
sion, Topic Council Meeting, Duty of
members To attend" II. Z. Duck
Adjourn | 80 a. m.
Afternoon Session Opening with
religious services. Unfinished busi-
ness, if any, continued Discussion,
(Topic-' Claims OF the Sabbath School
upon members of the church." w. II.
Stover.) Discussion. Topic. "The Re-
lation and Duties of the Council to the
congregation, B. o. Deininger) Ad.
journ 4 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend the discussions Of the council,
while membe rs Of the congregation are
specially urged 10 attend.
Committee on Programme.
G. A. R.-Lieut. w. w. Bierly post
eft this place had their regular semi
monthly meeting last Monday evening
in their newly furnished hall on Main
street. Adjt. w. A. Tobias kindly
gave us an opportunity tu take a look
at their quarters. The room has in
deed a very handsome appearance. 4
new and elegant carpet covers the floor.
several neat stands, large lumber of
nice chairs, a secretarv's desk and
good sized stove compose the furniture
and a number of appropriate pictures
and other articles of decoration will be
added in few days. We are safe to
say that their hall IS one of the cosiesL
and most attractive in the county and
we do not wonder that the members
find great pleasure in meeting together
in such place. They had election of
officers which resulted as follows
Commander, o. w. VanValin s. V.
CON-, VIM. Bnrd j. V. Com, L. j.
Noll (; Q. NJ, NJ. M. Musser /; Adj't.,
w. A. Tobias Serg., John M Road
o. of Day, w. II. Cassler /; o Of G.,
J. Sylvis Chap, F. F. Wetzel S.
NJ, S. d. Musser Q. M. S., II. J.
Grouse Ord Off,, David Vance.
.. w. Van Vain and w. A. Tobias
were elected delegates to Dept. En-
to be held at Harrisburg
Feb. 8 & 9, 1887. Alternate w. II.
Cassler. Trustees of Post /; M. M.
Musser, Henry Meyer and J.W. Shook.
Trustee of Relief Fund, NJ. NJ. Musser.