Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-04-09
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The public schools of Millheim
close next week.
The snow on the roads ant fields
has all disappeared.
Didn't hear any fish stories yet.
How is it, We anglers
A new sign was put up at Rupp's
meat market on Penn street.
Rheumatism is quickly cured by
using Arnlca Il Oil Linlment.
For pure and fresh drugs 60 to D..
S. Kaufman & Co. Millhem, Pa.
Extra Seed Barley for Sale by
J.H. MUsSER, ,Aaronshurg, Pa.
&C. w. Hartman ahead-With two
mesSeS of dandelon plucked last week.
Regular monthly meeting of the B.
L.Association next Monday evening.
Many of the cellars in town were
fiooded with water last and this week.
Sheriff Walker advertises his sales
in this issue. See legal advertisements.
ALI kinds of Fish at D. S. Kauff-
man & Co.'S Bargain Store, Millheim
Pa.
The frst rumblings of thunder
this season were heard on Friday even
ing.
Remember J. NJ. McClelland's
horse sale at the First National Hotel
to-day.
Mr.. E. III. Longs moved TO Mrs.
Mary Gephart on North street last
Monday.
High Constable Keen was around
assessing the dogs in the borough on
Tuesday.
Willis Bollinger is at work digging
the cellar for his new residence on Wa.
ter street.
Several new advertisements are
crowding the space of the JOURNAL
this week.
ID. L. Zerby, the mercantile ap-
praiser. is getting ready to attend to his
official duties.
The Martins have taken possession
of their quarters in front of the two ho'
tells on Main street.
An infant child of James Whitmy-
er, of Coburn, died last week aEd was
buried on Saturday.
The Millheim rink was well patron
lied last Saturday evening and every
body had fine time.
The prognosticators of the weather
can take rest now. The weather will
likely take care of itself.
Did you see the unprecedented
Bargains on hats at D. S. Kaufman u
Co.'S store, Millheim, Pa?
ID. S. Kaufman expects to leaYe
for the eastern cities to buy new
spring stock In few days.
Great reduction in writing paper,
envelopes and stationery generally at
the Journal Store. Call and see.
We are happy to state that Mr..
Jacob VOLTS health has improved some
lately. He is again able to be out.
II in need Of general merchandise
it will pay you to go to d. S. Kaufman
s. Co. before purchasing elsewhere.
The band was out serenading Oh
Monday night. The boys haven't fol-
gotten yet how to make sweet music.
Said a noted man of 80 years, "my
mother gave me Downs Elixir for
coughs and colds when was boy"
Hon. w. K. Alexander of Linden
Hall Frightened the JOURNAL office
for short time last Monday forenoon.
Eggs were very scarce in the stores
last Saturday and many people were In
search of that article up to late hour
Sewing Machine Oil for sale at ID.
3. Kaufman & Co.'S. Guaranteed pure
and not to gum, for only S5 cts. doz
en-.
The emovers" have settled and fix
ed for another year at least. They
were favored by fair weather on fitting
day.
Mr.. Edward HoutZ. an old citizen
of Madisonburg. aged Is years, died on
Monday night and will be buried to.
day.
AT special town council meeting
last Saturday evening the boro' fathers
fixed up the new ordinance pablisned
elsewhere.
There viii be more building and
repairing going OF in town this sum
mer than ever before known 10 the his
tory of Millheim.
MI