Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-06-04
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Moths are now on the wing.
Several fine showers visited us en-
Sunday.
Look out for the seventeen year
lucusts.
This is what they call the ''month
of roses."
Fourth of July-four weeks from
next Saturday.
Palm Leaf Fans l cent n piece at
Spigelmyer's.
Monday was cool and stormy day
for the first of June.
Regular Town Council meeting
next Saturday evening.
-25 pieces of Fine Dress Lawns at
Spigelmyer's for cents.
The ice cream saloons will soon
have their harvest time.
MIR. James Gephart left for Kansas
on Tuesday afternoons train.
Harrisburg was full of Lutheran
preachers and laymen last week.
Did you say we will have Fourth
of July celebration in Millheim
This summers building boom gives
our mechanics any amount of work.
DIR. A. w. Hafer, of Bellefonte,
was seen in town one day last week.
Straw Hats are being sold at half
price at Kauffman's grand new store.
--Spigelmyer always has the largest
stock and the best styled shoes in to wn.
Survival of the fitest. Downs Elixir
has outlived every other cough remedy
simply because it is the best.
Rev. Z. F. Deininger preached a
fine sermon in the Ev. church last Sun.
day forenoon.
S. d. Musser is repairing and fix
ing up around his damaged premises
on Main street.
Mrs. Haas, of Mlffiinburg, is Wis.
iting her daughter Mrs. w. T. Mauck,
on Penn street.
Miss Elizabeth Reighard is visiting
her niece, Mrs. ]. G. Motz at Wood
ward this week.
The ladies of the Ev.church of this
place contemplate holding a festival on
the Fourth of July.
Fred. Sturgis of Lane aster, arriv-
ed in town yesterday forenoon, stop
ping with A. Walters.
ALI cigar stores in the county must
be closed on Sunday. Such has teen
the order by the court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck, of Lew isburg,
are here on a visit to their son, Geo.
Buck, the photographer.
Henry Fielder is getting lumber
ready to build new stable on his
premises on Penn street.
j. w. L. exhibited the patience Of
Job IN that little unpleasant occurrence
last Saturday. Bravo, John
Mr.. Bunnell, one of the proprietors
of the Bellefonte music store, was in
town on Monday, on business.
The array of new and attractive
goods in Kauffman's bazar is con-
slant attraction for our people.
-Jeweler Sturgis, Of Lewisburg,
came up on Monday and stayed over
night. He nurses badly cut thumb.
A BUTTER CHURN with ''bock," !"
good as new, can be bought cheap for
cash. Inquire at this Office. tt
For SA1E.-6O, 900 Choice Brick at
reasonable figures. c. LOOSE.
2O-4t Rebersburg, Pa
Every bottle of Arnica u Oil Lini-
ment sold is warranted by the proprie-
tors to give satisfaction or money Will
be refunded.
Since the fine rains the prospects
are better for good hay crop in this
section. We are having magnificent
growing weather.
Our neighbor, w. }. Springer. has
commenced operations on his house on
Penn street. Carpenters are at work
weatherboarding it.
Mis-. Wm. ReifSnyder, the aged
and estimable mother of J. II. Reifsny-
der is staying with her son on Main
street several weeks.
TAKE NoTICE.-Farmers having
good hay to Sell can dispose of the same
for cash to J. Frank Torbert, Coburn,
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