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

-ChIld's suits at the Philadelphia
Branch at $3.50 up.
TIE Danville Asylum is soon to
be rebuilt.
III. II. T3mlnson has tho cheapest
line Of shoes In town. Price them.
--Phiipsburg has building boom,
but how about Millheim?
This is court week, and very
busy tiue at Lewiu'S Philadelphia
Branch Store, Belefonte, Pa.
job printing-n the best style and
at lowest prices-at the Journal Office.
Bring in your orders.
Had fine. gentle rain on Monday
which dressed old mother earth in her
most beautiful galb Of green.
STAN has just received the finest
lot Of mems and boys straw hats in
town.
"A good second hand two horse
wagon for sale cheap for cash or on
short time. Inquire at tho Journal
office.
Our farmers are very busy with
their spring crops. The season is late
and their work is heaped up all on q
pile.
FoR TENDER FEET.-The Journal
store sells the celebrated Nelson Seam
less Stocking, just the thing for tender
feet. Cali and see them.
-Neighbor VIM. Mauek was sud
denly called to Lock Haven last Sun
day by a sudden ard severe attack of
his son Edward. Ed is Letter though
and now considered out of danger.
Our Town Cou Gil has contracted
for the building nf board walk from
Jacob Gephart's TO F. Catherman'S
This isa good step in The line of prog
ress and will be 4 great convenience TO
our people residing on North stteeg.
DR. John T. Harter, Dentist, has
remov, his otica to the second floor
of TomlmSon'S grocery, where he viii
be happy to receive his personal and
professional friends. If
ID. L. Zerby. Jonathan Harter, Dr.
Mlngle aud "Ya editor" have now
done their respective shares in plant
ing shade trees. Go and do likewise
IL not too late when you receive this
notice.
The Williamsport boom contains
about 800, ,00O.O0O feet of lumber, and
that of Lock Hlven about 10000 600.
The lumber business along the West
Branch was never better and lumber
men are happy.
II. II. STAN sells goods cheaper
than any otoer merchant i'm the coun-
ty. Mems fine sewed calf boots, only
$3.50. Ladies walking shoes and slip
pers at bottom prices. Juss step in 20
see them.
The children of Ir.. Adam z .rby.
deceased, d. honor ID ,h-ms. selves and
to the memory Of their departed father
by erecting massive monument al
his grave. 1t is a fine piece of work
manship and can be seen for a short
time yet at the MillEeim Marble wo ks
Our cigar man. Mr.. Adolph Mil
Ter, has procured a sett of very fine
cigar moulIs, aud is now prepared to
make as neatly shaped ami finely
favored cigals as can be had anywhere.
Let our me chants and smokers pat
ronize home industry.
N. VI. Aver & Son, the enterp;is-
ing advertising agents Of Philadelphia
have bought out The branch ager y #
8. M. Petingil & C.. Aver & S.
have for years been dying \ large and
increasing business. They are men OF
first class business tact and integrity
No matter what the weather is
eool. cold, warm. hot, Levin at lhr
Philadelphia Branch Clothing St ire
will sell you a suit that VIII sHt the
0tate of the weather as well az the
0tate of your purse exactly. Just try
Eewin.
--Sfr. A. Lukenbach has left Mil
helm to take charge of REYNOLDS Mill
In Bellefonte. We regret very much to
lose Abraham from our midst as a
neighbor and friend, but hope he may
do well by the change. The balance of
the family will remain with us yet for
an indefinite time.
Nearly all of last week we had fine
weather for most any kind of work
plowing and sowing, cleaning house,
digging garden, cleaning up yards,
making flower beds, pitching quoits or
sitting around public corners, all of
which was pretty well attended to
hereabouts..
The people of the West owe debt
OF gratitude to DR.. Aver for the pro-
dnction OF Ayers Ague Cure. It's
timely use will save much suff ring
and much discoulagement, and we