Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-03-12
LOCAL NEWS.

LUOAU NIND.
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Country schools will soon close.
Full account of the Inauguration
on the first page.
The tax collectors were out in full
force last Monday.
New goods received daily at Kauff.
man q Co.'S. store.
Read j. III. Reifsnyder's interesting
letter in another column.
Hon. A. G. Curtin has our thanks
fol package Of valuable seeds.
Somerset county preachers have
formed ministerial association.
An illuminated sign decorates the
entrance Of the Millheim Skating Rink.
There is no end of changes, in tus-
mess, residence and other respects, this
spring.
Il. j. Grenoble, Of Spring Mills,
publishes caution notice in another
column.
Some of our roller skaters were O.
yer to Eagleyille last Monday and took
in the rink there.
MIR. J. o. Deininger, of Centre
Hall, paid his regular monthly visit to
town on Monday.
Money sold at 334 per cent. perma-
nent premium last Monday evening at
the B. q L. Association.
Mr.. John Toner and family, of Ea-
gleville, Pa. spent several days in town
last week, visiting relatives.
The Harrisburg Patriot agreeably
surprised its readers by issuing an
eight-page paper last Saturday.
Great reduction in writing paper,
envelopes and stationery generally at
the Journal Store. Call and see.
If in need Of anything in the line
OF General Merchandise, call on
d. S. KAUFMAN g. Co.
Mrs. Maria Slower, residing 81 miles
east of Aaronsburg, will make sale Of
her personal property on the premises,
on Tuesday, March Oath, 1885.
Sadie, little daughter of c. W.
Hartman was quite i'll with pneumonia
for about week. Glad to hear she is
improving.
Mr.. Abs. Musser's sale in Haines
township will be next Thursday. Be-
ginning OF April he expects to move to
Aaronsburg.
-Rey. Sarvis preached his farewell
sermon i'm the M. e. church OF this
place last Sunday evening to large
congregation.
Our carpenters. laborers and par
ties who wish to build are anxious for
open weather, when they will commence
work in earnest.
A series of special sermons was
preached at Emanuel's Reformed
chruch, Greenburr, by pastor Miller,
during last week.
-Lodie Musser, the little daughter
of landlord Musser suffers from an alb
cess below her chin. At this writing
she is some better.
Call at D s. Kaufman & Co.'S.
Bargain Store, Main street, MIllheim,
Pa. ,and ask to see the goods which they
marked down this week.
Geo. w. Sbunk's house on Main
street, opposite Campbells's store, has
been purchased by Mr.. Ell. Fl. Weiser
Of this place tie other day.
MIR. Coldren, the new merchant
tailor, arrived from Shamokin last
Thursday and moved into Alexander's
house on tie hill, Main street.
Mr.. Charles Slower, of Aaronsburg
expects to build a dwelling house in
that town this spring and contemplates
occupying it by about harvest time.
Mr.. Geo. Long, the man who owns
the celebrating Penn Cave, and an old
and respected citizen of Gregg town
ship died last week and was buried on
Monday.
-Dr.s "A. w. Hafer, on Penn street,
expects to make sale of some of his per-
sonal property .on Saturday. March 14th,
preparatory to moving to Bellefonte on
the first of April.
-JusT So! seven out OF ten you
meet have a bad cold. and with cough
ing, g,hawking and snoring are kept busy
Do good thing for yourself at 0nce,Dy
going to the nearest drug store and get
ting a bottle uf DIR. Kessler's English
Cough Medicine. Ii you are not salts
fed that it is worth all your pay, the
druggist will hand yeu back your m0n-
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