Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-06-22

day.
Miss Alice, daughter of Mr.. Geo.
Foote of Mifliinburg, is In town visit
ing friends.
DIR. John F. lfarter is fast acauir-
ing reputation as a skilIful dentist.
Chip out of the old block.
The authorities OF Lebanon and
Lewistown have forbidden the 4th of
July fire-cracker nuisance.
ID. l. Brown keeps a large and excela
lent assortment of all kinds OF tin-ware
and sells really cheap. PdtroniZe home
industry.
The work on the Lutheran church
is progressing favorable. The frame
work of the steeple is up and the plast-
erers are calling for 'murt."
--P. FL, Musser is always ready to
serve his customers in best style. A
full line of watches, clocks and jewelry
constantly on hand and sold at the
lowest prices.
Delightful growing weather here
now. Grass and grain helds appear
just splendid, while corn and potatoes
are doing their level best to make up
FOR lost time.
John L. Bair offers his services to
to the public as horse doctor. He has
years of experience in the business and
will do his utmost to give satisfaction
to all that will patroni1e hinA. st
The administrators of Adam Ter
by, deceased, will offer some valuable
property at public sale on Saturday Aug
5th. See notice in jan other column
aud sale bills. ts'
A sensation was caused among
business circles in Bellefoute, last week
by the news that Mr.. Isaac Guggen-
heimer had failed. It was altogether
an unexpected event by the commun-
ity.
Miss Strohm's school will have a
basket picnic in Gephart's woods on
Saturday. We have not learned the de-
tails of the intended festival but hope
the dear little folks may enjoy them
selves all the Sams,
The Entertainment by the Re-
formed Sunday School of Aaronsburg,
next Saturday evening promises to be
al enjoyable affair and should be well
patronized for the special reagon that
the proceeds will be used to replenish
the library.
Somebody or other is continually
growing about the weather. Why
can't we take tia it comes, men and
bretheren, whether rain or shine ? He
who controls natures laws will do it
according to His good pleasure, whsth.
er it always suits Us or not.
j. A. Limber., the mail contractor
on the route between Coburn aud Wood
ward, is prepared to carry express
packages and other goods to all points
along the route at reasonable charges.
All business entrusted to him will be
punctually attended to.
Prof. Kurzenknabe is h ereby tend
cred our thanks for copy of a new
music book called Peerless Praise, of
which he is the author. The book has
a most excellent variety of music,
mostly original and we recommend it
to our Sunday Schools as one OF the
best out.
Just few lines in the local columns
of the JOURNAL brought DR.. Bair lots
of business, and Frank Kister the need
ed journeyman. Don't tell them that
advertising don't pay The Doctor has
a big notion to buy us new suit and
Frank positively says he will make US a
stylish pair of new boots. Whewl
ACCIDENTS. Saturday Mr..
Thomas SholI, who was working for
John Seller, in Poe Valley, had two
fingers on his left hand cot nearly off.
Another man working on tie saw
mill below Paddy's Tunnel, had his
arm broken by an accident the particu
lars of which we did not learn.
The Philipsburg Journal is trying
to make people believe that this is the
year for the triennial assessments.
That's not the understanding in these
diggings, Nr. Namesahe. However if
it ought to have been made in 1879, as
you say At torney General Palmer de-
cided, you m ay be right. Who knows,
who can tell
LEwIN,-of the Philadelphia Branch
Clothing Store, is one of the most ac-
commodating merchants one can meet.
He will cheerfully show his goods, even
if you do not buy. But you will almost
surely return aud buy at the Branch,
after having priced goods elsewhere.
Clothing, hats and caps and gents fur
nishing goods OF every grade and price
cheaper than the cheapest.