Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-06-18

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cleaned and trimmed up lately and pre-
sents nice appearance now.
CAN'T DE BEAT.-Our Ladies' KID
Shoes with Glove Kid Tops, frst-class
make, put up expressly for us. Only
So. .25 a pair. D.S.KAUFFMAN " GO.
"A party of ladies and gentlemen
came up in a special car from Williams
port on Monday to visit the famous
Penns Cayes. at the head of Penns
Greek.
The ladies of the Mite Society OF
the Reformed church at Aaronsbdrg
expect to hold an Ice Cream Festival
in the audience room Of their unfinished
church on Saturday, June 9th, after
noon and evening. to which they cor
daily invite the public. A good, social
time is promised.
NOTICE. Having been appointed a
gent by the Middletown Tube u Iron
Company OF Middletown, Pa, for the
sale of their Iron Pipes, &c all persons
needing anything in this line will save
money by calling on me.
w. II. BARTHOLOMEW,
20 .3m Spring Mills, Pa.
With grateful heart we acknow'
edge the receipt of nice Cake, just in
time for the anniversary of our BIRTH
day. 1t was from the popular host OF
the First National Hotel, s. 7. Frain,
and was presented by the "wlse vir-
gins" at the midnight hour. God save
| him. Z. w. RAVER,
u. B. Pastor.
NoTICE.-M. George Mench wishes
to inform the public that he is gather
ing up bones and Is paying 25 cents per
100 pounds.
Also that he expects to leave for
Lewisburg this week and will return
with fine lot of strawberries begin
ming of next week, which he will sell at
reasonable prices.
Farmers will please notice the ad-
vertisement of w. L. Snyder, of Spring
Mills who deals extensively In all kinds
of agricultural implements, ,and is agent
tor steam engines and machinery. You
will find Mr.. Snyder frst-class man
to deal with and his prices will COM
pare well with the times. Give him a
call.
On recent visit to Spring Mills
we had occasion to stop with II. G.
Shafer, of the Spring Mills Hotel. 1t is
indeed pleasure aud comfort to while
away the time at his neatly.kept hotel
and to sit down at the sumptuous
meals which await the hungry traveller
there. Henry seems to fully under
stand how to run hotel successfully
and enjoys large patronage.
The M. E. church Of this place for
the first time observed Chi ldren's day
last Sunday. Appropriate services
we're held and addresses made both in
the forenoon and evening.
During the sery ices In the evening
twenty persons were admitted into the
church as members. Rev. Hickman
preached very good sermon to a
crowded church.
The Rebersburg Select School, G.
L. Gramley. Principal, will open July
9th, and continue nine or ten weeks.
The first class reputation of this school
and it's efficient principal make it a
special nducement to teachers or per-
sons expecting to teach, to take term
of instruction there. Glasses will be
formed in all the higher branches of
education. Tuition from $500 to s.. 90
for the term. For further information
apply to the principal.
] -Messrs. Musser & Smith are busy
preparing for the ere ction of their new
brick store house on corner Of Main
and Penn streets. The ground walls
will be built this summer yet, while,
the brick and frame work will be COM
pleted next spring. The gentlemen
speak of probably finishing the second
story of the spacious building for an
Opera Hall. The community, we are
sure, would be extremity thankful for
this much-needed improvement, as our
town has actually no decent place for
public meetings, &C., except the
churches.
SATURDAY EVENING. .--Millheim
had very lively appearance last Satur-
day evening. The streets and pave
ments were thronged with people and
the merchants leaped the benefits of
the crowd. About dusk the band fur
nished some music on the Diamond and
proceeded to the town hall where the
festival of the M. e. Ladies' Society
was in splendid running order. The
hall was crowded to it's full capacity,
every table being occupied by lovers OF
the cooling dish. The ladies seemed