Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-12-18

per hand.
WANTED.-A lot of Walnut, Ash
and Poplar Lumber at J. f. Fetterolt's
Furniture Shops, Main street .Millheim
formerly :. X. Sankey's cullivator
works. 3t
e. W. Mauck respectfully invites
customers in need Of paper decorations
to call on him and examine his new
stock of s.mpIes. They are extra fine
and beautiful.
The seventeen-year locusts are an
nounc"d to ''came around" next
spring. Well the potato bug would
have been nuisance enough, without
adding the locust.
Henry Bahm and Jeremiah Wink
elblech are the administrators Of the
estate o: Isaac Benin, late of llaines
township, deceased. See notice among
legal advertisements.
Call at G.. A. IIarter'S grocery on
Main street and see his immense stock
of holiday candies. He makes a speci-
ality of that line and therefore can o.
fer the best bargains.
MIR. F.sh, of Williamspo"t, an
expert roller SIX tter WAS in town the
other day, aud visited the rink in the
evening. He expects IL eturn about
the holidays, when he intends giving
an exhibition of his tricks on rollers.
Due announcement by posters will be
made of the occasion.
j. w. Stover'S envelope calendars
for 1885, with an advertisement OF
his full stock of watches and jewelry ale
out and are much admired. They
were printed at this office.
For various reasons, and we are IA
ble to say they are weighty reasons, the
BOro' School Board has decided to al
low no playing on the school grounds
except on days, when school IS i'll ses-
sion.
Mrs. Emma Tnmlinson, after hav-
ing spent several weeks at the resi-
dence # her fathers uncle, Mr.. Mich
ael U rich, in the Loop, whose death
we mentioned in last week : JOURNAL,
has returned home again.
ID. A. Musser and II. S. Meyer, of
this place. have urchaSed Que and a
fourth acre of ground at Centre Hall,
opposite the depot, upon which they
expect To erect a steam flouriug mill by
next spring OF summer.
The thanks of the JOURNAL man
are due Mrs. Jesse kreamer for deli
cious mess of venison. Nj. Kreamer
and son were out on Saturday with
Mr.. G. w. Harter and the latter sue
ceeded in shooting two fine deer. Wash
is the marksman.
Your tooth is TOO sound to be ex-
tracted, yet you cannot endure the ago.
ny it is inficting. Your only recourse
is bottle of Zing ri Toothache Drops.
Relief certain, and only costs Is cents.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY d CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold nv J. Eiseuhuth, Miilheim, Pa.
We were informed that during the
past season 40 deer haye been counted
by people living at Poe Mills, in the
mountains, to have been taken away cy
hunters. Of these l6 we're captured by
the Musser and Gentzel party besides
one bear. We consider this brisk hum
lug season.
SOMETHING more or less than five
thousand different liver pills are on the
market. Some good, some Indifferent,
many bad and worthless. Life IS roo
short to try them all. so if you want TO
be absolutely sure you are right get
McDomald's Improved Liver Pills, and
if YOU are not satisfied with the amount
of benefit received you get your money
back.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY Y & CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth, Millheim, Pa.
Last Saturday evening a greater
number were on the floor Of the rink
than any time before. About twenty
hve persons were skating aud a mnch
pleased audience watched the pleasant
sport. This and t',-morrOW afternoon
the rink will be open for ladies and the
manager Coz daily invites them to a
vail themselves Of this opportunity, as
| it will be free of admission.
We call the attention Of our readers
to the advertisement of the well known
Coleman Business College of Newark.
n. J. This is one of the oldest busi-
ness colleges in the country, has large
and commodious quarters and is fully
equipped Young men desiring busi-
ness education cannot do better than
avail themselves of its advantages.
we hear that Mr.. w. T. Auman.
the teacher of the pike school, above