Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-08-04

rested in Wilkesbarre for selling liquor
on Sunday.
A new station called "Jenkins," F"
has been established on our rail road,
about Ii miles west of Lewisburg.
AS far as heard from the vicinity
of Somerset is the boss place for rattle
snakes this season.
The Union county papers are be-
ginning to agitate the question of a
harvest home picnic.
The MiltoniaR says the car works
at that place turl out nine finished
ears per day,
Our friend Hon. w. X. Alexander
has returned home again from Texas
safe and sound.
Ayers Ague Cure is a purely Vege-
table bitter and a powerful tonic, free
from quinine or any mineral substance,
and always cures the severest cases.
-Lycoming county has sixty six
candidates from both parties tor the
Office OF County Commissioner Only
three can be successful.
Oats harvest is upon us, ana soon
we will lave those delightful night
concerts.by myriads of cricketS and
katydids.
A creamery has been established at
the Union county fair grounds. Two
cents per quart will be paid for milk
duung August.
Our editor is at Pine Grove attend
ing Lutheran conference; but the 9TH
er fellow is on board to write locals, er-
tertain candidates and MI M h!anE
receipts.
WANrED.-About 300 first class II
inch yellow pine hooring in the rough.
Need not be fully dry. Inquire at the
.Jo,pwal olfice. Il.
Don't skip the column OF cards on
our first oatside page. II has been le-
vised, rearranged and improved, and
will tell You where to find good doctors,
LAWYERS, auctioneers, hotels or where 70
advertise.
WANTED, at the Journal CRioa, on
subscription or other accounts, 10
bushels of potatoes, % bushels Of corn,
several gallons of good apple butter
If You have any of these articles to
spare AMI owe us, bring them along.
-BeIlefonte has organized Board
OF Trade, which is an institution in
tended to further the Manufacturing
and commercial interests OF the place.
Has MDlheim no use for such a
m1Sheea?
"A fellow named Kepler down IN
Snyder county adyertises himself as a
Notary Public, Surveyor, Conveyancer,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
Surely he ought to be able to make Il
living.
j. \. L.IMBERI, the new mail con-
tractor, has procured fine new wagon
and is prepared to carry express pack
ages and other goods from CoDurn to
Woodward and all Intermediate points
st reasonable charges. II
-Ulrich's pottery is up and will soon
be completed and running. But will
not somebody please inform us when
a woolen factory, axe factory, furni-
ture factory, or 5on3thing OF the kind
will 60 up? We pause for reply
and don't let us pause too long.
DO you want TO buy farm ii
Nittany valley or i'll Penn township, OF
small piece of land hear Millheim:
If so read the notice and sale bills Of
the executors OF Jonathan Philips, de
ceased, and he Oh hand u the days o
sale. Sept. 3rd and Sept 10th next.
-PIof. W. T. Meyer will give an
other tern Of lessons in instrumental
music at the following places, begin
ming at Rebersburg, Aug. 8th; Mil
helm, Aug. oh; Coburn end Aarons
burg, Aug. 10th. Pupils will pleas
take notice Of this arrangement. 2t
Mr.. CHARLES W. BURD. of Aa
ronsburg, is in the employ Of MeSsrs
Alexander 81 Co., as soliciting agent
He sells sewing machines and take
orders for wagons, agricultural imple
ments, SC. Charley is ga good cleye
fellow" and deserves to be par0niz9d.
I haye suffered for years with IL
ritation IN the stomach, loss of appe
tite, restlessness at night, irritability O
temper: two bottles D. r. Y. G.. has
cured me. / am we'll now.
Chas D. Smith, of the Courier, Syra
cuse, N. Y. Guaranteed by O.
Druggists.
The RepubZacan of last week al
nounces Isaac Lose, OF B6llefonte, as
candidate for Sheriff, and Simon n
SpangIer, of Miles township, for Con
missioner. We understand that job
II. Musser, of Aaronsburg, is ais
"mentionedn for Commissioner, a
though not yet announced.