Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-09-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.


Mrs. Z. Bartholomew is absent Wis
iting friends at Harrisburg.
-Snyder,& Ulrich are busy as bea'
vers finislfing and shipping Keystone
Cultivators
Fine days to work-mdgdi0tsent
nights to sleep, just now. Couldn't be
made better.
Smiths German Clio, the great
remedy for rheumatism,is is pdrely veg
etable preparations.
Autumn MADE grand start. Sat
urday was Just as lovely day as the
most fastidious could desire.
Our genial Quaker friend, Col.
Wm. Shortlidge, showed his fine phYSi-
que around our valleys last week.
The PreShyterians of Hartleton
laid the corner stone of tlrefr new
church the other Tuesday, with appro-
pirate services.
And now you may shoot squirrels
FOR a while, as far as the law is con-
,cerned and if you don't treSSpasS where
YOU have no right.
Dur young friend Alan F. Harter
left for the west yesterday afternoon.
His present destination is Freeport, lii
lie has our best wishes.
Smiths German Oli0 is not a I'M
ment that gives temporary relief, Tut
is taken internally, and drives rheuma-
tism permanently ont of the system.
"A frst class, paneled two-horse
wagon box for sale at low price by the
hrf;laeim Cornet Band. Apply to
Il. A. BUMILLER,
If Treasurer
THAT most excellent little fellow,
Mi. Harry A. Bfbighaus, salesman for
Tile UaTuWdI6 lliuSC VI ~ CASNh
er, was in town ON Saturday interview
ing our merchants.
JAS. p. Cohurn, Executor, will sell
at public sale the valuable homestead
of the late John Rupp, at Aaronsburg,
ON Saturday, Sept. 18TH proximo. See
posters. u
TIL e regular annual examinations
of teac hers fol Millheim and Penn
township will take place here next
Monday. Boys do your level best, but
if you can't do that do as well as you
can.
-Roffer's Time, Wages & Expense
Book is the most convenient lite ar
angement out for men who work hy the
day to keep their time and wages re-
ceived. For sale at the JoUNALSToRE,
price ID cents. IL
Teams have began hauling brick
for the new Evangelical church. j.
w. Shook has the contract for roaking
the balance of the brick needed. Ac-
tive operations on the ground are to
begin in the spring.
Landlord Musser is hereby tender
ed the thanks Of the editors for a
''mess" of the finest oysters that ever
drank salt water in Chesapeake Bay.
Wonder if they grow any more of the
Same sort down there :?
This week We give different sett |
OF testimonials on the Ready Reference
Tax Receipt Book and next week an
other, and so on. We still have ''iots
and gobs'' of them on hand and more
are coming in almost daily.
w. B. Mingle, Esq, the affable
cashier of the Penn's Valley Banking
Co., gave us call on Monday morning
bright and early. Such calls do our
big Jumbo heart deal of good. You
taay ';caIl again." Villyum.
-Messrs. E. G.. Campbell s. Son
have their circulars out announcing
that they will sell at city cost prices for
the next sixty days, in order to make
room for large fall and winter stock.
Go there and buy cheap goods.
ENTERTAINMENT Literary
Society will give free, public enter
tainment in the Town Hall, Saturday
evening, Sept. 18th, next. All are in
vited. J. w. HERALD,
MARY E. STROHM, President.
Vice president. If
w. T. Meyer, of Aaronsburg, has
received another lot of Estey Organs.
This organ is one of the best manufact-
ured, and Mr.. Meyer, the obliging a.
gent has no trouble in selling them.
If in need of an instrument do not fail
TO apply to him.
The Patrons of ITusbandry of Cen
tire county will hold their 10th Annual
Reunion on top of Nittany Mountain,
one mile west of Centre Hall, on Tues