Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-05-27
Local Department.


'ih's Philadelphia Branch is the best
clothing store in the county.
r. Is. Hartman and Elias Lose
bought the old bridge on Saturday for
$15.25. Cheap as dirt.
Sunday School Reward Cards Tick.
ets,&c. at John c.. Miller s. Co, Book
store, Bellefonte.
HEADQUARTERS for Books and
Stationary, at the Model Book Store of
JohnC. Miller & Co. Bellefonte, Pa.
Don't miss the meeting in the
Town Hall, for the benefit of the, Mil
ton sufferers, this evening.
JOHN &. MILLER & Co. Of Belle
fonte, have the finest assortment of
Wall Paper ever brought to Centre
County. st.
WANTED. Two good stout girls
for kitchen work. Permanent situa.
ton and good wages. Apply at once at
the JOURNAL OFFICE. tt.
A heavy winter suit certainly does
not Suit you in such warm weather aS
this. Therefore go to the Philadelphia
Branch and get yourself a suit that is
really Si,itable for the season.
A splendid private residence with
the good will of u medical practice for
sale. For particulars apply at this Of
lice. tt.
business is booming at Mrs. Weav-
er's Millinery Store. That's just what
y you get for little adyertising-a fact
which the business men of MillheiIh
are very slow to learn.
-Chromos, Brackets, Wall Pockets,
Picture Frames, Toilet Sets, Fancy
China Ware and Velvet Frames, al
in endless var ietY at John Z. Miller
Is Co, Bellefonte, Pa.
In the Lewisburg list Of contri-
buttons to the Milton sufferers we see
our friend, Hon. w. &. Duncan, down
for SIS. Just like the large-hearted, lib
eral fellow lie is. But by the way,
what is Millheim going to do for Mil
ton?
About one half of the immense
business done at the Philadelphia
Branch Clothing Store, Bellefonte is
due to the good quality and low prices
Of the goods, and the other half to ju-
dicious advertising. Mr.. levin under.
stands the business thoroughly.
All ever the state grand, noble re-
sponses are coming in to the cry for
help that goes up from the three thous-
and houselesS, homeless and pennyless
people of Milton. Will Milheim do
anything to help these destitute peopleP
SU1CIDE.- The otherSunday NOM
ing Mr.. Augustus 6 erber, the Miller
in Mr. VIM Young IS mill, near Mifflin.
burg, committed su icide by cutting an
artery and bleedin to death. lie COM
mitted the dreadful act while under
temporary fit of insanity caused by
financial Embarrassment.
There is hardly grave yard with
in a radius of twenty miles that needs
thorough rep airs as much as the Mill
helm Cemate ry does. Three coed, SUBJ
stantial iti zenS were elected in early
spring, erpre sSly to haYe our grave yard
put in good order. Are theY going to
do anything in tine matter? Let Messrs,
E. G. Campbell, Henry III. Swartz and
A. o. Denim ger answer the question.
But let them answer by actions and
not by mere words.
Cur friend DR.. Mingle was absent
from home last week attending the
annual convention of the Penna. State
Medical Society, at Altoona. The doc
tor was one of the best looking men
for his size, in FIVE counties before he
attended the medical convention, but
since his return he looks even. better
and much wiser. May lis shadow never
grow less.
is your property insured? Ifnot it
is not only your privilege but absolute
ly your duty to do so, and there is no
better company for good management,
low rates and safety than the Farmers
Mutual, and no better nor more ef-
fcient agent than Henry Duck. "And
don't yoU forget it."
CAUTION
All persons are hereby cautioned not
to buy a note drawn by me in favor of
Thomas Harper, and held for collection
by Solomon Ettlinger. as will not pay
the same unless compelled by law, haV-
ing an offset against said note for al
most twice it's amount.
JACOB NEIDIGH.
Woodward, Pa, Apl. 23d, 1880.
Mrs. Oliver P. Mench, OF Miffiin-
burg, will pleas accept the thanks of
the Editor and Mrs. Editor, especially
and particularly the latter, for a very
fine ssslip" of tho most beautiful geran