Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-05-19


have built nice, good fences along their
fronts.
"A. o. Deininger has recently been
appointed U. s. Storekeeper and Gaug-
er, vice, Henry Whitmer, resigned.
Win Millheim have Decoration
Day? Don't know-can't tell-hav'nt
heard.
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer is universal tavorlte for re-
storing gray hair to its original color,
aud making hair grow out thick.
1t affords real pleasure even only
70 sec the large and splendid stock of
clothing at the Philadelphia Branch
Store, Bellefonte, Pa. Now just try it
for your own satisfaction.
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. II
Candidates are beginning to call a.
.'round-to introduce themselyes-tn
shake hands-to see their. friends and
make more friends. All right, gentle
men, only let everything be done fairly
and squarely.
THE EXCELSIOR Dye WORKS at
LewisOurg turns out first class work.
Shawls, dresses and mems garments
will be colored and pressed In best
style. MIR. Jacob Wolf is agent for
Centre county. Goods left at the
Journal Office will be attended to. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. IL
WEATHER cool and rainy this
week, no doubt to square the account
Of heat that ran up so tremendously
last week-and to bring men to their
senses about buying one of Lewin's
fne cheap over coats, lots of which are
still on hand at the Popular Philadel-
phia Branch Store, Bellefonte, Pa. 2t
RE-ARRANeED.-Our readers will
find the advertisement of Bauland g.
Newman re-arranged, reset ard re-
prinIed. Read and re-read il by all
means. The enterprising merchants
have something new and interesting to
tell you this week. Their immense
business requires them to change their
advertisement every two weeks, and
even then they are not able to Tell it
AL" Go and see the big store for
yourself.
No matter where you 90 you can
not find n more complete store in all
its appointments, outside fof our large
cities, than the Mammoth Bee Hive Of
Lock Haven. Mr. J. J. Everett, pro-
prietor. Whether you look at the full
assortment in every line of dry goods,
the absolutely low and uniform prices
or the kind treatment one gets ,bF the
gentlemanly boss and his corps of
Obliging statesmen, you will always
leave the Bee Hive with feelings of
highest satisfaction. Read Mr.. Ever
ett's large advertisement In another
column and then 60 and try it, il you
never did before. If you have made
purchases there once you will go again
and again. y,
INCREDIBLE But TRUE.-The largo
and splendid stock of new goods just
received at MUssER g. SMITHS HARD
WARE STORE, in Millheim, as we'll as
the remarkable low prices at witch
they sell them, is surprise to every
body. Among their newly arrived
goods we call your special attention to
the ine patterns of Table and Floor
Oilcloths, Large variety of Hanging
Lamps, New Styles of Wall Paper,
Picture Frames, &c. Call there and
see fDr yourself.
(Communicated.) I; ~
Woodward, May 16, 81.
This morning NJ inefya, little
daughter of Henry Rein hart, ESQ.,, re-
siding near this place. went to feed
some young chicks, which were in a
coop, in an orchard near the house.
The coop had trap door at the side
which was kept open by prop, to let
the old hen and her family free ingress
ut pleasure. In coming to the coop
Minerva found the trap door closed,
and instead of finding the hen and
chicks in it as usual, she found that a
monster bird of some kind had Gagged
itself. The monster blowed fearfully
at Minerva, putting her in, a terrible
fright. She came running tc the house
and tod the story, and it was found to
be very large owl that bad crept into
the coop and somehow moved the prop
in doing so. The hen with eight
chicks had escaped. Three dead
chicks were in the coop, which the owl
seems to have tramped to death. Mr.
C. T.. Reinhart shot the monster in his
prison. 1t measured four feet seyer
inches from tip to tip of wings.
Various Causes-l
Advancing years, care, sickness, disappoinl
ment, and hereditary prediSposition-all opeI
ate TO turn the hair gray, and either OF Llen
frNN1f 10 had