Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-03-27
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

going 10 Dakota some time this spring.
-Easter-the next holiday-April
18th. Time to be gathering up the
eggs.
Mr.. A. Marx of Sunbury, the
pleasant commercial man, called to see
us on Saturday.
Sheriff D,mkle'S visits in town
makes things look somewhat ddrk. lie
was in town last week.
The ministers OF the NJ f. Church
of this state are prohibited to use to-
bacco in any shape or form.
Druggist Eisenhuth reports rap
idly growing demand for McDonald's
Celebrated Worm Powders.
The New York horsedealers took
another lot of horses out If this section
last week to be shipped to that city and
used on the street car lines.
S. me remarkable cures in this vi
vicinity of long continued and obSti.
nate deases are attributed to McDon-
ald'sBlood Purifier.
For RENT.-Mr. Jacob VOLTS tailor
shop at AaronSburg can be rented at
any time. Apply to him at Is. ..
Deininger's residence, Millheim Pa.
-Subscribers to the JOURNAL who
contemplate changing their places of
residence will please notify us of the
change, giving the name Of their post
Office.
Three houses were put up and un.
der roof on Water street this and last
week and several others are to follow
in the near future. That's what we
call building boom.
The wedding parties were Sereaad-
ed by our band last week, and the
groom, Rev. Benfer returned the COM
pliment by swelling the treas ury ofthat
organization.
Adam Harter is engaged in clerk
ing tor Fl. II. Tomliuson. He makes
clever clerk and we think his employer
as we'll as the many customers will be
pleased with him.
ID. l. Brown has moved Lis tin
shop into Reighard's house, opposite
Tomlinson's store on Main street and
requests his friends and patrons to
come and see him there.
-Tomlinson'S and Luse's sales on
Monday aad Tuesday afternoon were
well attended. The weather was very
fair and the people felt like being out
and inhale the spring air.
Miss Katie Alexander had a severe
fall the other day, by which she sprain-
ed her ankle so as to be compelled to
use crutches for several days. She is
doing right we'll at present.
Mr.. Edward Frank, the gentleman
ly clerk in Musser & Smiths hardware
store, was struck with the western te-
yer and expects to pull up stakes and
travel to Dakota in few weeks.
DIR. Milton Valentine, President
of Pennsylvania College, at Gettysburg,
has been elected President of the Lu-
theran Theological Seminary, to sue
ceed the late DR.. Charles A. StoTk.
The work on the railroad link from
Spring Mills to BellefOnte has commenc-
ed in earnest and sometime this sum-
mer we can expect to take ride to
the county seat behind the iron horse.
IosT.-The subscriber lost two
promlsary notes against DR.. }. F. Al.
exander. They are of no value to any
outside party and the finder would con-
fer favor by returning them to
A. r. ALEXANDER.
The bluebirds and robins were in
splendid humor beginning Of this week
on account Of the fair and mild wealth
er. But treacherous April is coming
and they may very cften have to seek
retreat yet.
The MiIlheim Mus A. will meet
in the Luth. Chapel next Saturday
evening. Their membership numbers
AZ at present and several more are ex-
pected to Join the society at the next
meeting.
Mr.. L. G. Runkle gave US pleas
ant call on Tuesday morning. He paid
friends in this town pop visit, having
come here on Monday evening and left
on Tuesday for Spring Mills. Come a.
gain, Lot.
In two weeks from yesterday the
democratic state convention will meet
at Allentown. Chairman Hensel made
all the necessary preparations and
thinks that the business of the c6nven-
tion can be done in two days.
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