Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-04-15

| MuSS6r CIulCH, III tilll to"lShlp'
and stole seven hams and four should
ers of smoked meat. There is no clue
to the perpetrators OF the theft.
Mr.. George Slower, residing along
Pepns Creek, who has been confined tt
the house all winter from the effects OF
paralytic stroke, managed to take his
| n rst stroll in the open air last Friday.
But for the traces which the stI Ioke let
on one side of his head. Mr.. Stoyer's
general health would be comparatively
good.
Angling. that calm, quiet, innocent
recreation, begins to day and many n
! fisherman will be seen vending his
way 10 the trout streams, which are
quite numerous in this immediate yicln
ity, to bmt his hook aud patiently wait
fora bite Of the speckled heauties. The
season is Of three months duration,
ending July 18th. Now for the stories
of fishermen's luck.
Penn street hardly looks like itself
since the big red barn has been remov-
ed by Mr.. Jacob Dutweilrr. In place
of the unsightly building +. w. Mauck
will erect Il dwelling house during the
summer and Dr.. STAN also expects To
make improvements around his prem
ises. The work Of removing the heavy
timbers of the barn occupied several
days and was watched with due interest
| by the COMMITTEE.
THAT feeling of mental dullness,
that troublesome billiousneSs headache,
fastidiousness as to food, and weary
aching pain in the small of the back, !,
can all be Cotton rid of by using one
box of McDonald's Improved Liver
Pills. Money refunded to dissatisfied
| buyers.
JOHNSTON, HGLLOWA Y te CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by j. Eiseuhuth. Miilheim Pa.
Spring Millinery Openings are in
season and in this connection Mrs.
Anna NJ. Weaver,of Penn street, wishes
TO inform her many patrons that she
has received fine stock Of spring'mlll-
inery goods and is prepared to SUIT all
tastes and pocket books. She respect
| fully solicits u share of the ladies' pat
ronage assuring them that they will
| find her stock complete and tasty aud
her work satisfactory in all respects.
| Call on her if in need of new head wear
Mr.. Keller, of Adamsburg, Snyder
| Co., gave us call ON Saturday fore
noon. He canvassed the town for
scholars for term of summer school
and met with good success, his list OF
pupils numbering about thirty at this
writing. Mr.. X. is AN experienced
teacher, having taught sixteen winter
| terms and is equipped with profess
ional certificate. His school will com
mence next Tuesday, April Goth, in
the grammar school room on Penn st.
Mr.. VIM. A. SaudGe, whose adver-
tisement appears in another column,
opened tailor shop in the building on
| North street, formerly used for the
same purpose by the late Thos. Frank
Mr.. Sandoe comes highly recommended
by some of the best citizens OF Centre
Hall, his place of residence, and per-
sons wishing to have any work done i'll
his line, will beyond a doubt, find him
an excellent mechanic. He has al
ready taken quite number of orders
for suits.
Our band, being at present under
the authorship of Prot.J. I'll. Feehrer,
of Selinsgrove, was out last Saturday
evening serenading the people on Main
street. They executed some Of the
new and fine music which their able
instructor had given them and which
their listeners evidently appreciated.
The boys showed that the more they
blow the better they blow. The even
ing Was warm and pleasant and the
town was we'll filled with country peo.
pie. 1t was only necessary for the
band to strike up in order to bring the
people out of the stores and houses and
in very short time the sidewalks were
lined with big crowd, testifying to
the truth Of the lines /:
"Music hath charms to soothe the savage breast
! To soften rocks, or bend knotted oak"
Last Saturdays and Sundays
services in the Lutheran church were
of unusual interest. On Saturday af-
ternoon eleven catechumenS were ad-
mitted to the church by the sacred rite
Of confirmation. On Sunday forenoon
large congregation greeted the pastor
and sixty seven members, besides a
number of persons from sister churches
participated in the celebration Of the
Lords Supper. Eight persons joined
the church on certificates, making a
total of nineteen. The services were
very impressive and touching, Rev
Deitzler delivering powerful and eff.
fective sermon. The singing on thi:
occasion was exceptionally good, large
ly owing to the valuable assistance rem
dered by Prof. Feehrer or his cornet
A liberal collection was lifted for mis-
sioDary purposes.
WHAT THE CHANGERS INTEND TIC
Do.-There was an important meeting
held at Mechanicsburg last Saturday
and Monday Hon. Leonard Rhone
Worthy Master of the State, Hon
Mortimer Whitehead, Lecturer of th'
National Grange, and Hon. r. II
Thomas, Sec. of the State Grange, be
sides other prominent members Of the
state were present. The meeting wa!
called for the purpose of taking decided
action against the proposed tariff bill
which, in the opinion of farmers. dis
crimlnates against the agriculturists O
the country by admitting, free of duty
wool and ether farm products. Th'
farmers are united in their opposition
and the order of Patrons of Husbandr,
will work vigorously for the defeat o
the measure. The order in othe