Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-11-12

Mrs. Krare, an old lady residing
with her nephew, Mr.. Aaron Ulrici
in Penn township, had the misfortune
to stumble and fall in the room ant
broke her collarbone last Thursda!
morning.
This is the season when the gun Ii
called into frequent service blythe hope
| ful hunter who starts out with pleasant
expectations of veuison, but niue times
out of ten returns empty handed. Such
is hunters luck.
Do not suppose that because it is rec
commended for animals that Arnica&
Oil Liniment is an offensive prepara-
ton. 1t will not stain clothing or the
fairest skin.
For sale by J. Spigelmyer and ID. s.
Kaufman, 81 Co., Millheim Pa.
From the pastor OF the Olivet Bap-
tist Church, Philadelphia, Pa | was
so troubled with catarrh that it serious
" affected my voice. One bottle OF
Ely's Cream Balm did the work. My
voice is fully restored.-B. F. Iieps'
ner 44-4t
Fifteen loaded freight cars were
thrown from the track at Port Matilda
Station. on the Bald Eagle Valley Rail-
road last Saturday, and were piled on
top of each other in cut within dis
tance of rs feet. The debris was pack
ed so solidly that Is cars had to he
broken to pieces in removing them, and
it required ten hours work by two
wrecking crews to clear the tracks.
Glad to see that the Clymer fami-
ly, Of Milton, Pa, who gave such fine
entertainments here last winter, ae
visiting Millheim again this season.
They will exhibit next Friday evening
In the town hall, and will treat their
audience to an entirely new pro.
gramme. Those who would hear a
rich musical feast should not fail to be
on hand. See bills for particulars.
AT HYMEN's CoURT.-On Sunday
evening, about O'Clock: j. G. Smiths
residence on Penn street was the scene
of marriage ceremony performed by
Rev. NJ. l.. DeitZler, who united Mr..
VIM. j. Mauck and Miss Anna Hoover,
both of Nittany valley, in the holy
bonds of matrimony. The groom is
the brother of Mrs. j. G. Smith, ard
the happy event was witnessed 10y few
friends of the family. After the nur-
tials the whole party adjourned u the
Lutheran church ID attend services.
Prof. D. NJ. Wolf. our excellent
county superintendent of public schools,
tarried in town half day on Friday,
visiting the schools. He expressed
himself very much pleased with the
work of the t,aclfers and greatly en-
couraged them and the pupils by words
of instruction and praise. He also gave
the JOURNAL a brief call. 1t is truly
good to be in the Professors company
and we hope..he will frequently repeat
his visits.
On Saturday DR.. d. III. Mingle
gave farewell to all his friends in town
and on Monday he and his family left
for their new home at DAVIS, Iii. AS
family physician the doctor had en-
deared himself in many household in
this town and it was with regret that
his former patients saw him leave this
section of the country. We all wish
him bright and prosperous future in
the land of the setting sun.
The sidewalks in some parts of the
borough are in a bad condition-they
are either obstructed most of the time
with lumber and other building materi-
al, or else the plank are rotten and full
of holes. Such matters ought to be a
constant concern of our town council
and they should see to 1t that the street
commissioner makes his regular rounds
of inspection. Thus they may prevent
broken limbs and avoid paying damages
arising therefrom.
Last week we mentioned the abb
sence of Adam Harter and Miss Min
nie Hartman. On their return we
learned that it was i wedding trip, the
couple having been joined "for better
or for worse;' in Camden, n, j.. Or
Thursday evening the calithumpian
serenaders treated the happy couple to
their best noise and afterwards the cor
| net band followed with few selections
for which they were suitably rewarded
by the groom. We extend our ca ant
| best wishes to the newly married par
ties.
The annual protracted meeting O
the Evangelical church Of Millhein
will begin with an appropriate sermon
On next Sunday morning. In the even
ing there will be general prayer ant
experience meeting. The meeting will
be continued the entire week. W.
would invite all lovers os the Lord o
whatayer denomination to come an(