Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-12-13
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Drugs, Chemicals, and all the stand.
ard Patent Medicines of merit, which
will be sold as cheap as the cheap
est, for cash. Come, sec, and be
convinced. At
Smiths German Olio is q standard
family medicine.
Ladies' Coats a speciality, at
Dinges, Vonada II Co.'S, Coburn.
The old Journal Office is being
changed into Photograph Gallery.
Holiday Goods in abundance at
Dinges, Vonada & CO.. store, CobuIn.
The boys were out serenading the
two newly married couples on Monday
night.
Lots of visitors every day at the
new JOURNAL oflice-to See how it all
is ana works.
w. T. Mauck & Sons furnitur
establishment on Penn Street is full of
elegant furniture.
Last week Mr.. Thomas Zeigler and
his men burned the brick for the new
Evangelical church.
The Bellefonte bridge is done at
last. What will the papers of that
town now do for locals =?
Coming an elegant line of Holi-
day goods, at the new Journal Store,
Penn Street, Millheim, Pa,
DIR. STAN bought Henry Krum-
rine's property at Spring Mills, includ-
ing grain house and elevator.
DO not fail to visit the big store at
Coburn, Dinges Vonada u Co.,
Proprietors
"A new fancy goods tore is coming
to town and will occupy d. w. Zeig-
ler's building, next to Alexander's.
Last week a vely fine monument
was erected at the grave of the late
Judge Runkle, by Deininger & Musser.
The editor left for Philadelphia on
Tuesday, to buy Holiday goods. He
expects to return by tomorrow or Sat-
urday.
For SALE.-Two more Piano or
Chime Organs, on the cash or install
ment plan.
c. F. GEPHART.
For fine Monuments and Head
stones the Millheim Marble Works is
the leading and best place in the coun-
ty. Il
Editor Whitman of the Lewisburg
Journal proposes to issue small daily
paper soon. We wish brother Whit
man success.
Brother Kurtz, of the Reporter,
called to see us at our new qua rters on
Saturday, and expressed himself much
pleased with it.
All the stores in town are prepar-
ing for the Holidays. The Journal
Store is the last. but by no means the
least to get into shape.
Mr.. Elias kreamer of Winfield,
Union Co., Pa, was here this week, at
tending the funeral of his deceased
brother, Mr.. Jonathan Kreamer.
The farm of Samuel Shafer, ,deceas.
ed, near Madisonburg, will be offered
for sale by Samuel Gramley, Trustee, on
Monday, December 31st. 1888.
Beautiful weather last week-just
the kind needed to finish up the build
ing. Yes, Providence will not forsake
those who put their trust in Him.
The question who is the prettiest
man in Bellefonte has been decided in
favor of landlord McMillen, of the
Brockerhoff House. Good for Mac.
The citizens of Selinsgrove are
holding meetings to get up furniture
factory. When will the citizens of
Millheim meet for some such purpose.
AT Hartman's Foundry is the
place to get the worth of your money.
He sells Sled Soles at cts. per lb., and
pays II cts. Per To-, for old metal. 3t
Every man should take receipts
when he pays his taxes, and to do this
with system and order a Ready Ref
renee Tax Receipt Book is indispens.
able.
Last week Mr.. Henry German oi
Rebersburg, shot a monster wild cat,
on Brush mountain. Just what these
ugly critters are good for, even when
shot, we are not informed. Never
heard whether they are particularly
good to eat.
Mrs. Emma J. Tomlinson has be
gan dressmaking and will spare no labo
to please all her customers. Mrs. T
has some experience in her trade anC