Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-04-21

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Mr.. John Keen, our next door
neighbor is fixing up the barber shop,
occupied by j. G. Springer in good
style. Pasterers, painters and paper
! hangers are busy ut work there and af-
| ter it is done, it will be a pleasure to
get shave IN the new room. lf only
more of our citizens would take such
an improving spell.
AT Lewin's Philadelphia Branch
Store, Bellefonte, you may always feel
sure that you get the full worth of
your money.
If you want an extra fine article in
the line of tooth powder-and every
body shouli use such an article-Dr.
John f. IIarter is the man to supply
you. We have tried it and know
whereof we speak. II
The Perry County Freeman has
! the first snake story of the season. IL
runs thus: While husking corn that
remained in the field all winter,
Young man named Lddig. of Howe
township, discovered seven snakes III
one shock.
We call the attention OF our read
| ers to the advertisement Of VIM. Il
Camps farnltnre store at Centre .Hall.
We visited Mr.. Camps establishment
last week and were surprised over his
| fHe stock of furniture. His work is
as good as any other while his prices
are really low. If you need anything
in the furniture line you will do we'll
10 patroniLe Mr. Camp.
The BRoCKERnoFF UeUSE has
changed proprie,ors, but has lost Meth
ing BY the change. Mr.. Mckeever,
the new landlord, iS gentleman -
| every inch Of him. and understands the
hotel business thoroughly. He knows
how to make fellow feel at
home. Stop at the BrOckerhoff it YOU
go to Bellefonte next week, and you
will realize all we say. The charges
are moderate.
Look TO YOUR INTEREsT.-That
magnificent establishment Bauland
& Newrnan's Bee Hive store, Belle
fOnte Pa, is just chock full of g"ods
of every grade aud price. Every one
can be exactly suited, and at prices too
that absolutely defy competitor. 1t
you 60 to Bill .fonte do not fail to 60
and see the Bee Hive. They will treat
you kindly, Sell you very cheaply aud
send you away I'joicing. Just try
if. e
A Busy PLACE.-No matter on
what particular day of the week, or at
what hour of the day y,u enter Lew
in's PHILADELPHIA Branch Clothing
Store, Belle forte, Pa, they are always
busy selli glods. Nor is it any
wonder that they should be, for they
sell everything at rock bottom prices,
and are uniformly clever and ohliging
to rich I'd poor alike. TAele ere Tile
strong points that iGsuro such large
success in business.
Our friend George Meyer, oI
Sugar Valley, gave US a call on
Tuesday. de says there is much
sickness over there now and that
ten funerals have occurred in their
neiehborhood within a month. EG
also reports q sad accident which
befel four year old child Of Mr..
Harlachcr, in Logansvillr. One of
the female members of the family
filled a bucket with boiling water
and left the room m0mentarily, leav-
ing the bucket stand on the floor.
When she returned she found the
door locked by the child. She
gained entrance by another door
and found the child in the bucket o.
hot water. 1t seems that the child
walked, back kwards, hit the bucket,
fell in and wed9ed so tightly that it
could not extricate itself. Death
soon ended its sufferings.
BAD FOR JIMMY. Y.-The following
which We copy from the Reporter, re-
lates to one of cur MilIheim Boys. We
are sorry for jim, but his case is just
another proof that young men should
shun like fire, bad company, bad prin-
ciples and whiskey:
On Monday Constable Solt took Jim
Z4igler To BellefOnte as a guest to
Sheriff Spangler. 1t appears that on
Friday jim borrowed one OF Mr.. BEN
ner's horses, without his knowledge or
consent. lie then borrowed sulky
of Jno. Odenkir irk's upon the SAM ar
rangement aud started for. Mifflin
county. At Potters Mills James was
full of BUSINESS and; proposed to sell
his rig; reaching Miff1ln county he
gain meant biz and tried To dispose of
the property, when M. Benner came
on and headed him ,nff. >. The horse,
sulky aud James were brought back
| here. James returning on foot, and on
Monday he was taken on a warrant by