Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-01-17
Still more snow and cold all along

nal Store, 5ctS.
The fare from Lewisburg to Mon
tandon is only five cents.
Ice hauling was about the biggest
business during last week.
"A two-horse bob-sled with box for
sale. Inquire at this office.
-Washington,s birthday Feb. %,
will be the next legal holiday.
The concerts at Madisonburg on
Friday and Saturday evenings don't
forget them.
Everybody buys the beautiful gilt
edged paper ana Envelopes to match at
the ne w Journal Store.
Sale of the personal property of
Henry Musser, late of Woodward, de-
ceased, Saturday, Jan. Goth inst.
The finest Luther Portrait in chro
mo imported from Europe, for ssle at
the Journal Store on Penn Street.
We heard something about we'd
ding to come of in town in the near
future. Wonder who 1t is, don't you !?
Geo. w. Brown, executor will sell
q valuable small home above Madison
burg at public sale, Jan. %. 1884. See
bills.
For fine Monuments and Head
stones the Millheim Marble Works is
the leading and best place in the coun-
ty. II
L, B. Slower of Haines township
will make sale of live stock and farm
implements on Friday, February Sth. 4.
1884.
Prof. ]. II. Kurzenknabe, of Harris
burg has the best thanks of the junior
editor of this paper for some fine musi-
cal presents.
"A NctU Jasper parlor stove, having
the "cuplex" crate and durable heater
with russian pipes, complete, for sale.
Inquire at this office.
Probably you need new Blank
Books to begin new acco UNITS with the
new year. The new Journal Store is
just the place to get them.
Our Farmers Mills correspondent
says that protracted meeting has been
started by Rev. Benz. Hengst in the
Evangelical church of that place.
Wishing to ''cIose out" my stock
of musical instruments I offer organs
at greatly reduced prices. Call ard buy
cheap of c. F. Gephart. Millheim Pa
The shovel brigades in town are
busy cleaning the ice and snow from
the sidewalks. Only don't get tired
too soon, there is lots more to work a.
way.
Several large sled loads of young
people from the surrounding country
come to town every evening to attend
the protracted meeting in the Evangel-
ical church.
Smiths German Olio will not
bring the dead 20 life, or cure everything
from a bald head to delirium trenlenS,
but nevertheless it ''gets away" with
rheumatism.
All communications for the Jour-
NAL should reach US on Mondays, in
order to insure insertion the same
week. Please send them in frien ds-
but in time.
Miss Lizzie Harter has returned
from her Harrisburg TIP very much
pleased with her journey. She speaks
in high terms of the kind usage by
friends down there.
Smiths German Olio is no new
experiment. 1t has been in use in
Germany for ages, but the secret of its
manufacture was jealouslY guarded
and only known to few,
=-g, a, Sturgis was up from Lewis
burg this week and called at our Office
to see how things look. He express.
ed himself pleased with everything he
saw. Gall again, Charley,
--BoErver- correspondent Of Farmer IS
Mills Your items all but one are not
interesting enough to insert in the
JOURNAL and that accounts for their
nonappearance. Try again and make
IL better.
Our band has made arrangements
to hold musical convention in towr
to begin on Monday January 2Sth and
to close with two concerts on Friday
and Saturday evenings following. Prof
Geo. Curns of Lock Haven has beer
engaged as conductor and the proceed!
go for the benefit Of the band. Fol
particulars see bills.
- The Philharmonic Association o
Shamokin, Pa, will hold musica
sonyention from Jan. 2lst to 2jth. DR..
w. Q. Perkins of New York is tin
JesndnetQr aud oui friend, Prof. W. T.
Meyer of Aaronshurg the pianist, Mrs