Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-07
LOCAL NEWS.

Flies have cool time OF it.
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Groceries always fresh at Kauff-
mans store.
A novel sight--to see D. S. X.
mixing mortar.
The farmers are very busy which
makes town dull these last few days.
Will Millheim he ''struck" by a
Fourth of July celebration this year
IA stitch in time" often saves con-
sapption. Downs Elixir used in time
saves life.
Some of our ladies in town have a
very fine display of house plants in their
windows.
The Lutheran congregation at
Bellefonte expect to extend call to
Rev. Steck.
A new one cent stamp for news
paper postage will make its appearance
after July lst.
Two large plate glass windows will
adorn the front of Kaufman & Co.'S
fine store room.
p. J. Vonada, the late grammar
school teacher, was in town on Monday
shaking hands with friends.
Mis- Ada Keen. of this place, Is
staying with her sister, Mrs. Chestie
Kreamer, i'm Haines township.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Millheim B. & L. Association will
take place next Monday evening.
The Centre county commissioners
publish their notice of Appeals in an
other column of this weeks issue.
Both Aaronsburg and Millheim
have the question upon the tapis-
"what will we do on Decoration day 2"
BE careful in burning rubbish in
lots close to houses on dry and windy
days. There is danger Of burning the
town.
The alley between the properties
on Penn and Water streets has been O.
pened and fences were constructed on
both sides.
-Quoit pitching has commenced.
This is favorite amusement in this
town and generally attracts a crowd OF
lockers on.
The barefooted boy enjoys a good
race just now. But the sport loses its
charms for him when he tramps on a
sharp stone.
w. L. Brieht gave the old brick
house on Main street in which he re-
sides starkish appearance by adding
neat porch to its front.
Mr.. 6 Mrs. Jacob Keen were ab
sent last week visiting their son, II. F.
Keen, residing in Bellefonte. They
returned home on Saturday.
Miss Mary Guise, an accomplish
ed schoolteacher from Spring Mills, is
teaching a summer school at Coburn,
which commenced on Monday.
BY referring to the Council pro-
ceedings published somewhere else you
will see that the members of that body
20 i'm for making Improvements.
w. C. Helnle, Esq. of Bellefo1te,
was in town several days, visiting his
aged father and his sister, who had
been indisposed but is better again.
-Costiveness Is the primary cause OF
much disease, DR.. Henry Baxter's Man.
drake Bitters will permanently cure
costiveneSs. Every bottle warranted.
The subscription schools, being
taught hy Miss Susan Stephens and
Miss Cora Reifsnyder commenced last
Monday morning with fair attend
ance.
Friday, the first of this month. Was
an unpleasant day. 1t wasn't fit for a
dog to be out. Rain and storm made
it gloomy and chilly. There was not
much May in it.
Monday was stormy day for
some places. Reports come in of snow
and hail storms all around Millhelm,
while our town slipped clear with fe"
sprinklings of rain.
The question of building new
court house i'm Bellefonte has been laid
on the table for the present, which Is
gratifying news to the average taxpay-
or of Centre county.
Our esteemsd townsman, Henry
Fielder, on Penn street, lost valuable
cow, last when ne went
to the stable in the morning. he found
her lying dead in her stall.
The Millheim Banking House a