Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-31

$3.50 will buy pair Of good cassi-
mere pants at the Philadelphia Branch
Store, Bellefonte, Pa.
If you want first class sewing
machine the Journal store is your place
10 buy one, cheap for cash.
job printing-in the best style and
st lowest prices-at the Journal office.
Bring in your orders.
A splendid line !of Boys Clothing
cheaper than the cheapest at Lewin's
Philadelphia Branch.
A good second hand two horse
wagon for sale cheap for cash or on
short time. Inquire at the Journal
sfice.
Subscribers to the Journal who
expect to change their post Office ad-
dresses will please notify US of the
fact. st
-Lewin's spring suits are all the 60.
Don't fail to see them when you so to
Bellefonte. They will 6t and suit you
to q T.
Several brand new sewing ma
chimes OF the best standard makes, for
sale at the Journal store, cheap for
cash.
The question whether cows should
be allowed to run at large or not is
now shaking mp Lewisburg from Gen.
ire to circumference.
Union county has an elopement
sensation. A. I'll. Supplee, On unmar-
ried young man Of 20 years ran off with
the wife of Mr.: Jere. Yeager, age>l "a.
The parties resided near Lewisburg.
Victims to Constipation and its
untold miserles can keep in good con-
dition, by n moderate use Of Ayers
Pills, the surest, safest aud most re-
liable Cathsrtic.
A fine 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.
1T affords us pleasure to see that
our neiehbor Squire Nusser is out a.
gain after having been confined to the
house By spell of undisposition last
ing several weeks.
w. III. b. Eisenhuth I'VE all call
him Willis, for short) is back home a
gain from the Bradford oil regions.
He looks we'll and reports the oil Dusi-
ness booming up there.
Mr.. Samuel Otto will have sale OF
all his personal effects on Saturday
April 9th, after which he expects to
leave these parts and make his home
with some of his children.
If you want an extra fine article in
the line of tooth powder-and every
body should use such an article-Dr.
John F. Harter is the man to supply
you. We have tried it and know
whereof we speak. tt
JUsr AS WE ExPEcrED.-The new
cash store of Whitmer & Co., at
Spring Mills, is doing a rushing
business. Last Saturday the store
was crowded with people picking
up bargains.
The appointments Of President
Garfield have not the slightest effect
one way or the other-upon the prices
at Philadelphia Branch Clothing Store.
The Branch can not be undersold any
where in the state.
If the big ash piles in front of our
stores and dwellings were placed there
only for ornamental purposes they
have served their purpose and should
he removed at once. The town should
have a general and thorough cleaning
up this spring. Please see to it, gen.
tlemen of the council, that it is done.
An election for officers Of Mill
helm Lodge No. e55 was held or Sat
urday eve ling resulting as follows:
Noble Grand-R. B. Hartman; Vice
Grdnd--B. +. Slower. Secretary-C
W. Hartman; Asst Secretary-W. l.
Bright; Treas~rsr-John Long. The
installation of these officers will take
place on next Saturday evening.
Mr.. Henry Bollinger, who has
been sick for some time, is improving
He is making preparations to move &c
Dakota territory as soon as the state oi
hi, health will permit. A brother and
o son have already preceded him to new
FL Dovaoo. We wish him much sue
cess.
Mr.. Noah Z. Otto, OF Orbisonia
Pa, Mr.. VIM. Otto, of Cochramton
Pa.,- Mr.. Daniel Otto and Mrs. Geo
w. Holloway, of Burbank, Ohio, hayt
all been here to pay their last sad trib
ute Of respect to their departed mother
They have always been dutiful child
rem, for which Providence will certain
ly bless them according to His OWL
promise.
j. W. Shook and John Geist
welt bought the old Philip Gram
lev farm below Rebersburg, and {