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

William Hieter, young barber o
Mifllinburg, and real nice young gen
! tlemau, is the new assistant of W. j
Springer.
| Mr.. j. L. Fetterolf, who had re
sided In town for about a year, moved
back to his former Baace of residence,a "a
Troxelyille, Snyder Go.
! Jacob Stein, of Tyrone, Pa. donated
q very fine pulpit to the new Ev.c .churcl
at this place. This valuable piece o1
church furniture is his own handi'
work, and does great credit TO the ma
ker.
John T. Cox, who shot Milo Jump,
and who was found guilty Of voluntary
manslaughter, was sentenced to four
years solitary confinement in the
Northumberland county prison and
800 fine.
We are under obligations TO Hon.
J. A. Woodward, our worthy represen
tatiye to the legislature, for compli-
mentary copy OF the book entitled the
"Laws of Pennsylvania" passed at the
session Of 'S5.
-Haines township has o new post
Office since the firss of January. Its
name is "Fiedler" with F. 0. Hoster'
man as postmaster. Fred Is just the
man for the place and We tip our hat
to the new official.
Prof. Bierly's class of singers at
A4ronsburg was organized last Satur-
day evening. with membership of 4O.
Hon. J. G.. Meyer presided oyer the
meeting. An increase in the number
is expected at the next meeting.
The old year was rang out aud the
new year rang in by the sections of the
M. e. and the Lutheran churches at
twelve O'Clock on New Years night.
The band followed with their CUSTOM
ary midnight serenade.
From the many teams in town last
week and the number of bundles seen
carried away from the stores we should
Judge our merchants haYe had q good
holiday trade and most of the little
ones, if not the big people were remem'
bered with presents.
MIR. ]. F. Torhert and lady, for
several years residents of Penn town.
ship, and who were much esteemed In
this community, have left and moved
TO Williamsport, where Mr.. Torbert's
prop timber business called him. Our
people regret the departure very much.
DIR. Lee, of Madisonburg, takes oc-
casion to inform the public that the
current reports about the hopeless con-
dItion of Miss Sadie Adams, OF Mill.
helm, one OF his patients, are unfound-
ed and false. The suffering lady is do
ing better at present than at any time
since her arrival from Lewisburg.
CARD.-The subscriber hereby re-
turns Ris best thanks to his friends and
the public in general for very liber-
al patronage during theHoliday season,
and to DR.. j. +. Harter, Mr.. G. w.
Hartman and Mr.. D. L. Zerby, for i'm
portant special help.
B. O. DEININGER.
Jan. End. 1886.
The Evangelical preachers take
pleasure in returning thanks to Mr.. A.
Harter, the grocer, for the handsome
Christmas gift of Reur and other USE
full articles, praying that God would
bless him and his household in tempor-
al and spiritual things.
BENZ. HENGsT,
s. NJ. MoUNTZ.
MIR. S. K. Faust wishes to notify
the public that he has seventeen fine
sleighs on hand, ready for sale. They
are splendidly finished, with the cele-
brated shifting box attached to them
and Nickel Dash Railing. The trim
Mining is rich and tasty, such rs BIus.
sells Carpet, Velvoir and Tapestry.
Any one wishing an excellent sleigh
will pleasSsall at his shop, in Spring
Bank, and they will find his prices suit
ed to the times.
The Miflinburg Times, a new paper
published al that place by Geo. w.
Foote, has made its appearance and a
copy of the saUe is on our table. 1t
looks bright, clean ard newsy and we
hope brother Foote will be sufficiently
patronized to make "A fortune out OF the
enterprise. It's political color is demo
| cratic.
AT the regular annual election of
the Lutheran Sunday School of this
place, having been held en- the last Sun.
day in December the following were
chosen as officers for the ensuing year :
| A. j. Harter, Supt., E. j. Brumgard
A. Supt., j. Ell. B. Hartman, Sec, Hen
ry Breon, Treas, w. G. Duck and Ka.
tie Brumgerd, Librarians.
On last Saturday several of the
members of the u. b. church at this
place, were engaged in breaking ground