Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-06-23
, LEGAL Department.


NoTIcE.-Persons indebted to the
executors of the estate of Jonathan
Philips on sale notes are requested to
make payment without further delay.
The Lewisburg CkroMicale G man
"grow!s" at the tobacco stores of that
town for keeping open shop on Sun
days. Growl again. brother Cornelius.
Persons in need of a first class
sewing machine can be accommodated
rs we'll and as chsaply-if not triie
more so, a. the Journal Store than
anywhere else. Try il.
We announce two more candidates
for Commissioner this week, and they
are both ;rsS class timber-good pare!
stuff. Their A.foes are HI. Z. Duck
and john Wolf.
We regret to learn that Ms.
Jerome Spigelmyer is confined to her
bed by sickness Her mother is at
tending to her comforts. The afflicted
family has our sympathirS.
-Vav'nt heard Of single Sunday
School or other picnic TO come off i'll
these parts up to this writing. 1t is
now about time that somebody take
the floor?
Ayers Fills Ere n genera; favor
ito, because of their powerful yeC gen.
tie operation. Medical men prefer
them for nervous or delicate constitu-
tions.
One of the naa.est and best finish.
ed buggies we have seen in long time
was shown US the Other day at AL
bright's 1t is the work mostly of
Charley
About everything imaginable in
the tin ware line, both plain and fancy
as well as toys, is kept by d. I. Brown.
lie makes sDouting a speciality. P..s-
rolizs him.
The Eiillheim Hot5l is doing q
splendid business, of course wo speak
on general grounds-for we don't know
of our own personal knowledge how the
drinking department fourishes. Sever
al families from distant places are here
rs boarders and more are coming.
The Journal Store always keeps a
complete line of stationery in all its
branches. Blink and memoranda
books in great va. lety, paper of every
grade and price, pencils and penholders
of every description. StaffordS celebra-
ted writing fluid a speciality. If
If anybody knows, has heard, CT
can tell, whether the grand glorious
Old "4th of July" is coming round to
this ssction, please let the Joarnal
know by return mail. Where is the
esprit OF '76?" Are the other spirits
croWding it ont of existence?
The next time we see Snook's
front crowded witr candidates as it
was on an a.iterroon of last week we'll
go for them with our church subscrip-
tion book. If that don't disperse them
so that people can pass without squeez-
ing through We'll ges our High Con-
stable to read tine riot act to them.
The citizens of Lewisburg have de
cided that gardens, yards and shade
trees have rights too that even cows
are bound to respect. The other Sat-
urday an election was held as to wheth-
er sookey should be permitted to run at
large or not. A majority of 1l6 says
she must stay at home.
THE EXCELSIOR DYE Works at
I.ewisDurg turns out frs. class work.
Shawls, dresses AID mems garments
will be colored &nd pressed in best
style. Mr.. Jacob WCif is agent for
Centre countv. foods eft at tha
Journal Office will be attended to. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed. tt
MUSICAL CoLLEGE.-This celebrated
institution for the Judy of vocal and
instrumental music will begin ses-
sion of six weeks, on Monday, August
1St, 1881.
Address F.C. MoYER,
Director Musical College.
Freeburg, Pa. 4t
Charley Sturgis, our gent'emanly
Jeweler, has re-arranged and brushed
up his entire stock. The whole busi-
ness now appears bright and clean like
q new Bland dollar, and what is better
he has full line Of clocks, watches
and JewelrY which he sells so low
that you can not buy them cheaper any.
where. Just try Charley.
John w. Lose is cRe Of the
g'Schickt est fellows you ever saw. Ht
makes his hand at almost any kind O.
work no matter what it is. He ha
recently turned artistic painter, undel
instructions of Clutch BILL: and ha
In few weeks attained a degree o
proficiency that Is highly creditable
The WORK he did at Mr.. Adolph Mil
larjs last week shows it