Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-01-07

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--SupsCRrBE for the JOURNAL.
--B. & L. Association meets next
Monday evening.
A number of Millheimers took In
Bellefonte last week.
Consult our sale register before
setting day for your vendne.
Lutheran Almanacs, singly and by
the dozen, at the Journal store.
A protracted meeting isin progress
in the u. B. church at this place.
New Years day was o beautiful
and warm day for the irst OF January.
january certainly opened like a
lamb, and is likely to 60 out like lion.
When you have an item OF news
don't be backward about reporting TO
us.
&C. A. Sturgis, OF Lewisburg. had
an oyercoat stolen by tramp the oth-
er day.
IA we 20 90 press O sharp northerly
wind sweeps over this country, Tor u
change.
Last v.=k's thHw anu sn oseqnent
rains put the country roads in bad
condition.
A couple of the more offensive
tramps annoyed our good people during
the holidays.
Work ON the interior OF the new
Evangelical church at this place is pro-
gressing finely.
-. G. Meyer Esq, OF Bellefonte,
spent few days ut his home at
Aaronsburg last week.
Did your sourkraut 90 through q
process OF publication on Tuesday
morning-Mr. Shady
An exchange says it is quite diff
cult thing nowadays TO get servant
girls who are not 'sladies." )"
Corporation Notice CT the hew
Luth. congregation at Coburn, appears
under legal advertisements.
The Luth. congregation OF Mill
helm presented their pastor with sub
stantial gift on Christmas eve.
-H1aHEsr CASH PRICES paid for
all kinds of Hides by 8. q. Gettig, Co
burn, Pa. 4I-2m.
A ten-room house and two lots
for sale or rent at Spring Mills.
j. w. STAN.
FIVE AND SIX CENTS CASH paid
for Heavy Hides at A. j. Harter's cur
rier shop, Penn street. Bring them In.
On Wednesday morning Of last
week one hundred and sixty-one teach
ers were enrolled at the institute in
Bellefonte.
&c. w. Long, the grammar school
teacher, of this place, spent the holi-
days with his relatives In Northumber-
land county.
The fellow who picked up Squire
Reifsnyder's Eyeglasses on Christmas
eye in his Office. is requested to return
the same to their owner.
"A protracted prayer-meeting is be-
log held this week, in the Evangelical
church. The Lutheran's are also OBJ.
serving week Of prayer.
The Chinese population of Phila-
delphia was recently thrown into big
excitement by the arrival of the first
celestial baby in that city.
j. S. McCarger, Of Clintondale, Pa
passed through town one day last week
having just returned from a two
months trip through the West.
by all indications public sales will
be plentiful this spring. Don't forget
that the JOURNAL Office turns out at
4saeti4e- aala- bills at very reasonable
prices.
The town council should constant
! " be on the lookout for defective side
i walks. The neglect to do so NIGH
some day occasion heavy costs on the
borough.
We noticed in last weeks Miffiin
burg IslegraDh that Rev. Chas. .Schnure
Missionary to India, arrived at hi
mothers home In Laurelton, on Mon
day. Dec. 18th.
The risen water had washed on
deep holes on the pike leading through
the Gap to BrushvalIey on Tuesda.
morning, which made the road yer.
dangerous for travel.
The United Brethren Sunda
school treated its scholars to candy OF
Sunday after Christmas and the M. Z
Sunday school followed suit in simi
lar manner last Sunday.
81. FL. B. Hartman and wife return
ed on Saturday from weeks visit t