Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-12-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

The butchering season is about o.
YER.
Lancaster Almanacs, at the Jour
nal Store.
H. II. Tomlinson is off to Phila-
delphia and New York.
Miss Rosie Krder, residing at
Penns Creek, is seriously sick.
The Building and Loan Associa.
tion meets next Monday evening.
A good truck wagon for sale at a
reasonable price. Inquire at the jour
NAL office.
The elongated form Of J. s. Nc
CsrSer was again seen on our streets
last week.
DIR. Harter has commenced repair
ing the old Harter homestead which he
recently purchased.
If but half the weather signs are
verified every fellow can have winter
to suit him exactly.
BY all means read Tomlinsons ad-
vertisement in another column. 1t is
interesting reading,
MIR. Jonathan Kreamer is much
the same since our last Issue. His con-
dition 10 becoming critical.
Last week DR.. P. T. Musser sold
his farm near Aaronsburg to Emanuel
and F. p. Bower, for S4 800,
Uncle Johnny Greninger was here
the other day. He always calls at the
Journal Office and is always welcome.
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. u
The JOURNAL Office Is In first
class trim to do all kinds of job work,
neatly, cheaply and expeditiously.
Bring it in.
The weather is so changable that
the weather local must be written over
and over again and even then it don't
always hit.
A full line of the celebrated Mel
son stockings and mittens, absolutely
the best in the world, just received at
The Journal store.
Esquire Mingle gives notice in an
other column that he is the executor OF
the estate of George Bollinger, late of
Aaronsburg, deceased.
Mrs. c. Alexander Mrs. ID, L.
Zerby and Mrs. A. G. MuSser, are
hereby rendered our best thanks for
some very nice, plump sausages.
Health is happiness, suffering is
despair. III you suffer with rheuma-
tism, neuralgia or kindred diseases, take
Smiths German Olio and be happy.
Some of the Miflnburg boys are en-
gagged In sowing wild oats. Seems the
troublesome crop grows on all kinds of
soil and through the worst weather.
NJ rA Hronoao IF O;ttopv Vol
lev called at the Journal Office the 9TH
er day to pay his respects and subscrip-
tion. Such visitors are daily welcome.
Persons owing on subscription to
the Lutheran church are most kindly
but urgently requested to pay, as the
money is much needed. Committee.
AT Hartman's Foundry is the
place to get the worth of your money.
lie sells Sled Soles at cts. per lb., and
pays II cts. per h., for old metal. 3t
Every man shonld take receipts
when he pays his taxes, and to do this
with system and order Ready Ref
renee Tax Receipt Book is indispens-
able.
The Union Church at Farmers
Mills has undergone thorough repair
ing and renovation and will be dedicat-
ed next Sunday. Strange to say no
begging is to be done on the occasion.
e. W. Mauck is really an expert
at the paper hanging business. He
keeps very large variety of paper to
select from and sells and works at very
moderate prices. If you have any pa
pering 10 do try Edward. 2t
&C. w. Stever, Esq, sold the Forks
House hotel property, on Monday to
Mr.. Cooner, of Watsontown,f for $4,000.
That's what we call good, round
price, an indication that property at
Coburn is valuable.
Don't overlook the changed adver-
tisement OF ). r. Camp. the wide a.
wake Jeweler of Milton. The prices
he quotes are absolutely down to rock
bottom. II you need anything in
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