Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-14
Local Department,

The Union county farmers were
busy blowing last week already.
Goods well bought are half sold.
Glass Sets, pieces only 80 cts. at the
New Cash Store"
The assassins of Car Alexander
have been tried and co1demed to
death.
job printing--in the best style and
st lowest prices-at the Journal office.
Bring in your orders.
Lock Haven CITY Superintendent
gets salary of 5000 year. We
would call that very good pay.
"A good second hand two horse
wagon for sale cheap for cash or on
short time. Inquire at the Journal
office.
Soon, ah, very soon, digging gar
den and cleaning house will be in
order.
Hon. VIM. Fearon, prominent
citizen of Lock Haven died at his home
on the 5th inst.
"A large lot of Frishmuth Original
Smoking Tobacco just received, only 9
cts. per / pd. Gents Hose cts. per
pair at the New Cash Store"
win you send your children TO
school or do YOU prefer to have them
running the streets2
California was shaken by an
earthquake last Monday, No Sc
rious damage was done.
We claim with iustihable pride to
be beyond competition. Good Calico
* cts. Dress Goods 6 cts. per I'D. at the
New Cash Store"
Tho Presbyterian congregation Of
Mifflinburg have engaged Mr.. Enoch
Miller to build their church. IL is to
be completed by Sept. 1st, next.
-Philo deldpia has $4,000 child
ren who do not attend school. Such
a state of negligence calls loudly for
compulsory attendance
Several brand new sewing ma
chimes OF the best standard makes, for
sale at the Journal store, cheap for
c1sh.
Small pox RACES fearfnlly in the
Berks County Poor House, near
Reading, and the citizens of that
place are much alarmed over the
matter.
For TENDER FEET.-The Journal
store sells the celebrated Nelson Seam
less Stocking, just the thing for tender
feet. Cali and see them.
The Alexander brothers give no.
tice that they have taken out letters
testamentary On the estate of their
father, SIR. Amos Alexander, deceas-
ed.
A dne lot Of Family Bibles, Pocket
Bibles, Presentation Bibles-at the
Journal Sore. We furnish Bibles
with names stamped on the outside in
gilt letters if desired.
Rev. C. T. Deininger, of New Ber-
lin was here Mold W and TuesdIy on
a visir-on businoSs-to shake hands
with friends, and 80 forth, ind so
tceiter.
Col. w. w. Brown, for many
years a prominent newspaper man and
politician of Centre county, but for
several years past a resident Of KIN
sas, died as Mllesburg on Saturday the
End inst.
We have one price-Ca5h or trade
Standard A White Sugar 10 cts,
Light Brown Sets. Best Syrup I24 cts.
Good 10 cts. per quart at tie New
Cash Store"
-Mif1inburg has girl that can
bake nine immense loAves Of bread,
make dress, attend Il tea party. play
the piano all evening. and dive spirit
ed horse number of miles, all in one
day and not feel particle tired.
DIR. John z. Harter, Dentist, has
removed his Office to the second floor
of Tornlinson'S grocery, where he will
be happy to receive his personal and
professional friends. tt
There are 1fty-6ve insurance CON-
pt4nies in the state organized upon the
''mutual and assessment plan" the
majority of which were chartered the
past year.
Mr.. H. H. Weiser is again
safely at home after an absence OF
some weeks On visit to relatives
and friends in Ohio He is well
pleased with his trip to the Buck
eye state.
We have opened up a large lot OF
New Goods, whose matchless prices
speak for themselves. Mems Black