Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-09-24
LOCAL NEWS.

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Equinoctial season. stormy.
Oyster suppers viii soon be III or
der.
Health is generally good in town at
present.
-A full line of Rubber Goods at
Kauffman's store.
III. ]. Kurzenknabe Is at Miffii u
burg on business.
Christ Walter, brother OF cashier
Walter, Is here on visit.
Full and pure line OF Drugs aud
Patent Medicines at Kauffman'S.
Some of the trees are changing
their foliage To the rich fall shade.
Henry Miller is away attending U,
s. Court at Williamsport thls week.
-The sale of the old school furniture
last Saturday amounted to about $l4.
ID l.. Zerty In collector OF state
aud county taxes for Millheim bor-
ough.
Mrs. Eeesman's residence on Penn
street is newly painted and looks neat
and coy.
Always ahead ID. s. Kaufman &
Co. with full line OF Boots and Shoes
guaranteed.
-Taylors say the stylish overcoat
will come to the knee, and will be made
OF wide-market diagonals.
Tuesday evening q thunderstorm
visited this place and the air became
very raw and chilly afterwards.
For Ready-made Clothing there is
no better place than ID. S. Kaufman &
Co.'s. new store on Main street.
Read the attractive programme OF
the Women's Missionary Convention
at Aaronsburg, i'm another column.
During the last two weeks there
was large amount OF potatoes and
apples shipped from Coburn station.
For mild cathartic and efficient
tonic use Baxter's Mandrake Bitters.
Every bottle warranted. 1m
Rev. MI. L. Deitzler will fill his
regular appointment in the Lutheran
church at this place next Sunday FORE
noon.
-Cox's murder trial, which was to
come of at Sunbury last week, has
been postponed until the next term OF
court.
r. I'll. Kreamer. on Water street,
Is busy finishing the interior of his
new house, preparatory for the cold
winter months.
Our banker. A. Walter, was unin-
tentionally made prisoner in the M.
e. church by sexton Adams on Sunday
forenoon. Exit-wind0w.
n. Il. Duck Esq, of Penn township,
gives notice i'm another column of his
appointment rs administrator OF Michael
Nye's estate, Aaronsburg.
Master James Deininger, one of A..
@. Deininger's sons, OF Clarkstown,
Lycoming Co.. the guest of his sister,
Mrs. Charles Slower. at Aaronsburg.
READY Ito supply customers with
anything i'm the line of merchandise,
from q pin to a hogshead Of molasses.
I'D. s. KAUFMAN Il Go.
The undersigned extends his sim
cerest thanks to Hon. A. G.. Curtin
for highly appreciated kindnesses.
G. w. RAvFR. q. B. Pastor.
Il. IL. COaldre1. our mercnant tdi-
lor, expects 20 make sale OF his person.
al effects, on Saturday, October Sd,
with the intention Of moving away.
See bills.
NoTIcE.-The new Process Roller
Flour, manufactured by j. b. Fisher,
Penn Hall, in for sale at d. 8. Kanff.
man & Co.'S new store, Main street
Millheim. Pa.
Rev. C. wv. Rayer will preach his
farewell sermons in the u. B. church
Millheim, on Sunday forenoon. At Re
bersburg at q p. m. Washington Fur
nacs at Z p. m.
-Henfy Scheahals. forman Henry
Kruc Packing Go. st. Joseph, NO., uses
DIR. Thomas, Electric Oil with his men
for sprains, cuts, bruises, ,chapped hands,
etc. 1t is the best.
-Rey. BENZ. Hengst had the misfor'
tune to fall from an appletree on Mrs
Mary Gephart's premises North street,
last Friday. A badly bruised arm and
some sore ribs were the result.
As usual the grangers had fall
dav aud q hio crowd for their picnic