Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-03-17
Local Department.

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20 buy one, cheap for cash.
Gray hairs are honorable, hnt few
like them. Clothe them with the hues
Of youth by using Ayers Hair Vigor.
Big bargains In mems and boys
clothing, at the Philadelphia Branch
Clothing store, Bellefonte.
Afr. r. NJ. Wolfe has been appointed
Post Master at Woodward, vice, G. r.
Hpi gelmeyer, resigned.
job printing-in the best style and
at lowest prices-at the Journal office.
Bring in your orders.
"A good second hand two horse
wagon for sale cheap for cash or on
short time. Inquire at tho Journal
Office.
Subscribers to the Journal who
expect to change their post Office ad-
dresses will please notify US Of the
fact. OF
Several brand new sewing ma
chines Of the best standard makes, for
sale at the Journal store, cheap for
easA.
A 6ne lot OF Family Bibles, Pocket
Bibles, Presentation Bibles-at the
Journal Sore. We furnish Bibles
with names stamped on the outside IN
gilt ,etters Ii desired.
People who buy their clothing at
LewinS Philadelphia Branch, Belle
fonte, are always happy over their pur-
chases, because they know that they
have full value for their money.
MIR. Spigelmeyer Is now in the city
to lay in his H:st stock OF early spring
goods. You can call to see the new
goods, at their headquarters, Odd Eel
lows Hall, by Friday or Saturday.
Mr.. II. J. Boyer, of Boslsburg,
gave Us call last week. Happy to
sse him, and especially that he has
again fully recovered from q severe
siege Of typhoid fever.
saturdays are generally very 'oesy
days In Bellefonte, and levin always
comes in for hls full share of trade.
BE Is such good, clever fellow, keeps
such full assortment OF clothing and
his prices are SO very cheap.
If you want an extra ine articls In
the line of tooth powder-and every
body should use such an article-Dr.
John +. uarter Is the man to supply
you. We have tried It and know
whereof We speak. II
We publish to-day the annual
borough statement according to the
requirements OK the Flaw. This Is but
right and proper as it enables every
citizen to see what is done with the
public funds.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wise, an old lady
residing in Jacksonville, Dauphin coun-
ty. had an insurance policy for $4,000
in one ofthe many mutual assessment
companies in the state. She died re-
Gently and the delighted heirs received
$50.
The old Duncan Stand at Epring
Mills has bee repainted, repapered and
remcdeled, 30 that you would hardly
know it, and all is ready for the new
stock OF Whitmer & Co. which will be
along now as soon as steaui and snap
can fetch it.
We see by the Ratchman that our
.riend J. r. VanOrmer has resigned
and left his school, near Bel!efonte,
and embarked in the sewing machine
business in Towards, Bradford county,
1nder Mr.. Kingsley, late OF Belle
fonte. Hope Reese will make things
hum. up there. lie has the grit, pluck
and snap to do it.
ENTERTAINMENT.-Yo6ng Ameri-
cawill give An entertainment in the
Town Hall in Millheim, Saturday eve
ming March 19sh.
The exercises win consist Of Dia-
iogues. Speeches, Songs Pantomimes,
&c. A rich treat is guaranteed. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Admission, 10 cts. Children, cts.
We regret very much that in our
biographical notice CT Mr.. Amos Alex
ander, last week, several typographi-
cal errors occurred, but they are of
such kind that any one can see what
was intended. Just read sac for "six-
ty," and quittgor "qulst," ard it will
be all right. Such mistakes will some
times occur but they are most annoy
Ing TO the printers themselves.
The Central Penna. Conference Of
the Evangelical Association at its re-
cent session at Lock Haven granted
license to preach ION trial' to NJ. j.
SNYDER, E. D. Keen, A. w. Swengel,
go. McCurdy and J. D. Shorts.
"Man'' Keen yis assigned to Middle
creek circuit, Snyder Co., under
"Uncle Christ" Bnt we do not see
that our friend "Mac" has any special
field Of labor.