Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-07
Local Department.

"A good template steve for sale
cheap. Inquire at the Journal office.
Don't overlook the big Bee Hive
advertisement in another column.
The boss place for cheap goods is
T. +. STAINS. Go and see for your
self.
John Bame will offer his home and
lot on Penn street at public sale, Sat
urday October 10th next. Buy it.
You need suits for boys this
fall, of course, the place of places to
buy them is Lewin's Philadelphia
Branch.
Thomas Hosterman gives notice
that he has taken out letters of admin
istration on the estate of Samuel II.
Meyer, deceased.
-Janes Musser, son of our towns
man J. G. Musser, has returned from
the West, and looks hale aid hearty.
11SI6 10 our uduu, jan.
-Baul and & Newman, of the great
Combination Bee Hive Store, Bellefonte,
are just now opening their immense
stock of fall and winter goods.
Our friend Daniel E. Gentzel had
the good luck to shoot two fine deer
one day last week. Dan is lucky
hunter and a crack shot besides. You
may go again, Daniel.
Are you shivering of cold? There,
buy one of Smith & MuSser'S splendid
NEW JASPER heaters, get good sup
ply of coal, subscribe for the Journal
and enjoy yourself.
The newly elected officers of Y i'll
helm Lodge, 1. 0. o. F., for the ensu-
ing term are: r. A. Bumiller, n. G.;
r. B. Hartman, V. G., \. o. Defining
er, Sec. and John Long, Treasurer.
For Anything in the Clock, Watch
or JeSelry line call on G. A. Sturgis,
who has as fine an assortment as you
will find most anywhere and sells re-
markably cheap.
If you go to Bellefonte by all means
go to the mammoth Bee Hive store
where they are now opening tremend-
Gus stock of goods, most wonderfully
cheap.
"Dont y0u forget it" that the boss
merchants of the county are Bauland
& Newman, and the boss place for
goods of the first grade and at the low
est prices, is the celebrated Bee Hive
of Bellefonte.
Next Saturday there will be two
pole raisirgs, one at Madison6urg and
che at Rebersburg, Up they 60,
fine monuments of the enthusiastic and
trusting feelings of the Democrats for
their noble standard bearer and Presi-
Dental Candidate.
House cleaning, apple-butter boil
ing, corn husking, are all in order now.
Well do your work leisurelY and surely
so that by November second you will
have your fall work done and be ready
to vote for the Superb Hancock.
The following we clip from the
LeoUiSbtwg Journal:
There is great deal of malarial few
er, or 'dumb ague," in our borough
at the present time. Indeed all through
this section, on both sides of the river,
the disease prevails.
That extensive and valuable prop
erty in Gregg township known as FAR
MERs' MILLS will be offered at public
sale on the premises by the executor
of the late Adam Fisher, deceased, on
Friday, October 9Th next. 1t consists
of a Touring mill, saw mill, dwellings,
out buildings and about forty acres of
land. Fine chance for a ma with
capital.
The editor and his better half are
absent on journey to the "Vater-
land" ault Barricks, Yorrick, and
other places. We fellows will run the
shanty until the Cat man returns. So
come along with your Job work, sub
scriptions, or whatever else you wish
us to do in our line Of business. Will
give you good work at moderate prices.
Big corn ears are now ripe and be-
ginning to come in. We have several
before us measuring fourteen inches in
ength and thick in proportion, presen-
ted by Mrs. David Stover. Bring your
great big ears along, friends, but re-
membert that we can best judge your
corn by seeing about half bushel on
pills
Don't skip the advertisement OF
the closing out sale of T. j. Troxell,
Lock Haven. The goods will ne sold
at prices so low that they can hardly be
equaled anywhere. The stock is very
full and the assortment anything you
could possibly desire. Give Troxell
CAL by all means.
The corner stone for the new Re
formed church at Bellefonte will be
laid next Sunday the 10th instant
Do, II VI Corbort' of tho TheOlOpi-