Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-28


day night. Hope Providence will send
more of the same kind.
No scrofula can be so deep seated
no sore SO stubborn, but that Ayers
Sarsa parilla will be found helpful. II
will effect cure, L cure be possible.
RIcE-RlCE-R1cE I'm order moi
to be undersold by anyone, Spigelmyel
is selling that cent Rice at cts. pei
pound.
You can always get the highest
prices for produce at Spigelmyer's.
Butter 16, Eggs 16, Lard 10, Ham Il,
Shoulder II, Side 10 cts.
u. w. Eyer. of Buffalo valley,
harvested 1879 large wheat sheaves
from Is acres Of law. A good yield,
truly,
We learn with regret that Mr..
8enj. l1TafelY, of Aaronsburg, was
severely kicked by horse, the other
day, and that he is in dangerous
condition. We did not hear the par
ticulars.
The Second Brigade, National
Guard of Pennsylvania, Gen. James
A. Beaver commanding, will have its
camp this summer near Salisbury,
Indiana county, commencing August
10th, next.
Judge Frank, John 4. Miller, J.
r. Brungard, George Hines and
others of cur Brush Valley neighbors
whose names we can not recall, are off
to Gettysburg to attend the Encamp-
ment OF the Grand Army of the Re-
public.
Frank J. Schoch, Esq, and lady,
of Selinsgrove, and Mr.. J. F. Torbert
and lady, of Coburn, are staying for
time at the NIillheim Hotel. The old
Mlllheim has had quite good run of
custom as summering place this sea-
son and its guests are all pleased with
the treatment received.
Rev. Wrh. III. Sch0ch, of Forces
ton, H., former Aaronsburg boy :.
paid his old home visit last week and
preached most excellent sermons both
at Aaronsburg and Millheim, last Sun
day. The old burg has reason to be.
proud of the ministers she has sent
out.
The public has long since awarded
to Ayers Hair Vigor the foremost
place among reliable Hair ReStoratives.
1t is effectual, agreeable and absolute
ly harmless. 1t makes the hair fresh
and luxuriant, and old age ccarce and
Questionable.
Last week was not very good o ne
for candidates. Only two put IN ap-
pearance. Their names are J. II.
Holt, Esq, and Mr.. Henry Beck.
However, quality amply made up for
lack Of numbers.
j. A. LIMBERT, the new mail con-
tractor, has procured fine new wagon
and is prepared to carry express pack
ages and other goods from Coburn to
Woodward and az intermediate points
at reasonable charges. If
In order to suit all tastes, prefer
ences or prejudices, the Journal Office
printed and distributed something like
a million of delegate elec ton tickets.
Are we a clever, accommod ating
set of fellows?
1t is against the law to catch
trout less than five inches long. Bet
ter carry your inch rule right with
you when you go. The Journal store
has them for sale-oGly cents "a
piece.
F. J. SchOch, Esq, & laly, of
Selinsgrove, are now rusticating in and
around Millheim. This is the very
identical Frank Schoch who used to be
a counter hopper here many years
ago. He is now one of the leading
citizens of Sellnsgrove and bank
president besideJ.
--Neighbor Dan Musssr constructed
new dam right at "BfookdaIe"-
that's what we call it-last week. It
is we'll made and looks we'll. Now if
the turnpike company or the town
council ix up the ragged old bridget
would still further improve our end.
Is word to the wise suAicent9
Prof. VIM. T. Meyer will give an.
other term of lessons in instrumental
music at the following places, begin
ming at Rebersburg, Aug. 8th; Mill
helm, Aug. 9th; Coburn and Aarons-
burg, Aug. 10th. Pupils will please
take notice of this arrangement. 2t
BIG FIRE.-The Lock Haven paper
mill was burned to the ground last
Friday morning. The establishment
covered over an acre of ground and
cost 100000. Insurance abont $65.-
900. SeYenty-fve hands were em'
ployed at the time of the fire and this