Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1884-12-04

Headquarters for school books
States, Slate and Lead Pencils, Paper
and Envelopes, etc. at the JOURNAL
STORE.
Those Of our delinquent SuhScrl-
bers who have more wood than money
arc requested to bring us several cords
Of wood.
Several Of our citizens talk 0f go
ing to Washington on the 4th of March
to witness the inauguration of Presi-
de2t Cleveland.
Our townsman, Mr.. w. j. Spring
er, mourns the loss Of his youngest
child. We extend our sympathies in
his bereavement.
-Lumberman will find it TO their
advantage to call at ID. S. Kaufman u
Co.'s store, Millheim, for Boots, Shoes,
| Shirts, Stockings, &c.
Nearly everybody looks for some
Christmas gift, but if you want good
fresh groceries, do not forget that GA.
Harter's store is the place to buy.
For SALE-Seven greyhound
pups for sale at reasonable prices. Ap.
ply 10 J. w. MUssER.
Itf Woodward, Pa.
MIR. Frank Kaufman, brother Of
d. s, is here on visit to his folks,
and during his stay expects TO make
himself useful about the store in divers
ways.
The Cohfers are enlarging their
planning mill on Mill street by building
an addition of 80 feet to the southern
end. Business mnst be increasing
there.
In another column we publish the
notice of c. Alexander and A. r. A
lexander, executors of the estate of
Mrs. Eliz beth Alexander, late of Mill
helm, deceased.
Harvey Confer is getting ready to
move quarters. The renovated furni-
ture shop alongside of his fathers
house will make quite cozy place of
residence for him.
-Turb Kreamer was out on few
hours hunting expedition on Monday
forenoon and returned home with three
good-sized wild ducks for dinner. Turb
must be a good shot.
On next Sunday evening Tev.
Benz. Hengst will preach in the Evan
gelical church, at which time the regu-
lar annual protracted meeting of that
denomination will begin.
"A. N. Raub, ex-prlncipal of the
Normal School at Lock HaYen, will be-
gin to publish weekly educational
journal, The Educational Nelrs, in
Harrisburg, on January lst.
"A new enterprise has been opened
by our friend w. J. Springer, who runs
livery He has hung out his attract
i've shingle, and invites persons, wish
to hire horses, to call on him.
Two new heaters have been put in
to the audience room of the NJ. E.
church of this place. This is decid-
ed improvement on the former def
clent way of heating the church.
WANTED.-A lot of Walnut, Ash
and Poplar Lumber at J. E. Fetterolf's
Furniture Shops. Main street. .Millheim
formerly S. K. Sankey's cultivator
works. st
PURE ITALIAN BEES FOR SALE
The undersigned wishes to sell about
| 80 colonies of bees at reasonable prices.
Call on ID. K. MUSsER.
AaronsburG, Pa.
SOME remarkable cures in this vi
cinlty, of long continued and obstinate
disease, are attributed to McDonald'S
Blood Purifier.
Sold by j. Eisenhuth, Millheim, Pa.
There is journalistic hubbub a
mong the Bellefonte newspapers.
They seemed tn be in the first heat of
the fight last week. Glad we are at a
safe distance, where stray shots seldom
hit.
There is ma reason why this to wa
should not support a we'll conducted
skating rink, when nearly every other
tIWn in the state supports one and
SINE larger towns as high as four aud
Ave.
On Thursday, Nov. Goth, Miss Lila,
a daughter of DR.. P. S. Fisher of Zion
d'td of typhoid fever. Deceased was
an attractive child, aged II years,
and her loss is great affllction to her
mourning parents.
The bills advertising the sale OF
personal pI operty of Carolina Gobble,
deceased, are mp. Jacob GObble and
Is r. Frankenb-Iger, the adminislra-
| tarS of the estate VIII sell the same on