Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-14

OVOSSs 1Rk MAAh FL
PAID F0R THE SAME.
The best handmade boots at Louis
Dolls, Bellefonte.
"A good template stove for sale
the Jo,unaE Office.
The boss place for cheap goods is
7. r. STAINS. $50 and see for your
self.
Thomas UoSterman offers the per
soHal property of Samuel Meyer, decd,
for sale in Millheim, on the 23d, inst.
john Bame will offer his home and
lot on Penn street at public sale, Sat-
urday October 10th next. Buy it.
About four bushels of good nice
turnipS win be accepted on subScrip-
ton at the Jo,rnal office. Now don't
ali speak at once.
You need suits for the boys this
fall, CT course, the place of places to
buy them is Lewin'S Philadelphia
Branch
From ten to fifteen pushels of corn
are wanted and viii be taken on sub.
scription account at the Journal office,
If delivered soon.
Mr.. Jonathan uarter is improving
the looks of his residence on Penn
Street, by building bay window on
the south side Of it.
-B&uland & Newman, OF the great
Combination Bee Hive Store, Bellefonte,
are Just now opening their immense
stock Of fall and winter goods.
Quite . number of people from our
town have been attending the Centre
and Union county fairs last week. The
fairs were both remarkably good and
were favored bY the llleSt weather.
It. R. Stam is off on a trip to Phil
adelphia buying his Fall and Winter
stock Of goods. lie says he is going to
make things lively after he has come
back and his goods unpacked. Now
don't you forget it.
M. W. L. Musser has at last found
a permanent occupant for his new store
room on Penn Street. Nr. Jerome
SpigelmYer Of Centre Hall has rented
it for three years and intends to run a
dry goods business in the same.
Don't skip the advertisement of
the closing cut 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 Troxeu a
CAL by all means.
We received a letter Of Herman
Witthawer, residing in Panora, Iowa,
the ether day, III which he informs us
Of the death OF Mrs James Motz, for
mer resident Of this valley and e daugh-
ter of--Fiedler Of Woodward. The
lady 'dicC last month after a sickness
Of ten days.
Several improvements have been
made Cf late in our borough. Three
new crossings were constructed by ].
w. Shook, frst-class jobs, several side
walks have been leveled and repaired
and some new ones made. That's
right-our town is commencing to
have decent appearance.
On Wednesday afternoon fire broke
out in the house Of VIM. HinksOn,
about one mile northeast of Woodward,
while tie mother of Mr.. Hinkson was
ironing, himself being absent at the
time. The house and adjoining shoe
makershop burned down entirely with
all It's contents.
II. r. STAN, our enterprising dry
goods merchant, has a regular boom
at his store, because he sells his first
class stock of goods at astonishing low
prices. Russell is a business man in the
true sense of the word and a goodlook-l
ing and obliging salesman. Don't fai
to give him call.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT
On Thursday night of last week, about
9o'clock, freight train on the Bald
Eagle Valley Railroad, when near
Mill Hall, was badly wrecked. The
engine ranrover horse, which threw it
and thirteen cars from the track, kill
ing the fireman, named Russell, and
badly scalding Eegineer Cox. The
horse was lying on the track. 1t took
till Friday morning to clear away
the wreck. Passengers had to be
transferred.