Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Thanksgiving to-day.

Thanksgiving to-day.
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-Millheim was very quiet this week.
Christmas weeks FROM to-
morrow.
Rubber Goods sold cheap at Kauff-
mans.
Look well to your coal stoves be-
fore retiring to bed.
e. w. Mauck is absent on 8 visit
to his parents-in.law.
The porkers begin. to squeal and
sausage is the popular dish.
AHEAD OF AID. s. Kaufman "
Co. for Ready y-made Clothing.
Lancaster county teachers planted
1880 trees on the two Arbor Days.
H. J. Kurzenknabe has been away
to Harrisburg for the last few weeks.
A fine selection of Woolen Hoods
for Ladies and Children at Kauffman's
store.
Henry Miller has been confined to
the house for the last three weeks with
rheumatism.
Mr.. Jacob Sankey, who has been
at Duncannon, Pa, for some time, is
among US at present.
The surroundings of the new Ev.
church on Penn street received clean
lng up on last Saturday.
For an entirely new stock of Boots
& Shoes go to D. S. Kaufman & Co.'S
new store on Main street.
There was plenty os snow shovel.
ing the last few mornings. Vigorous
exercise before breakfast.
The protrscted meeting il the Ev.
church is still in progress and few
s'seekers" ale at the altar.
Two SHOWS visited this section
since our last issue and gave our people
O strong foretaste of genuine winter.
The telephone wire between this
and Coburn was broken on Monday by
the weight of snow lying on the same.
Owing to the wintry weather work
has been suspended on the new store
buildings on Main street for the pres
ent.
"A number OF our citizens went to
Coburn on Monday to take the morn
ing train for Bellefonte and attend
court.
WRAPS, WRAPS, ,WRAPs-New Mar
kets, Circular Cloaks, all styles and
qualities at Kauffman's Mammoth
store.
Catholics in Lewisburg propose to
build church in that town. So far
they were compelled to attend worship
at Milton.
Mrs. Susan Harter had several of
her teeth extracted last week, and was
confined to the house for few days on
account of sore gums.
Physicians say that short-haired
girls are liable to have numerous colds
in the bead, and frequent attacks of
neuralgia this winter.
Cabbage, Onions and Ham can
now be eaten without the accompany
ing smell. See the Odorless Kettle ad-
yertisement i'm this issue.
Since Lock Haven set the example
of having board of trade, all the
towns in the neighboring counties are
endeavoring to follow suit.
Downs Elixir will cure any cough or
cold, no matter of how long standing.
For sale by j Spigelmyer, and d. S.
Kaufman & Co., Millhelm Pa.
The Rebersburg cornet band, hav
ing been defunct for some time, has
revived and is under the tutorship OF
Prof. Bierly, of New YORK City.
Mr.. D. G.. Smith, the teacher Of
the North street school, is afflicted
with sore throat, and rs consequently
unable to have school this week
USE Prof. Wright's Indian Vege.
table Waters for Liver, Kidney. Stom-
ach and Worms. Sold by all dealers.
Price 25cts, Scots, and $1.00 per box.
"A Union Thanksgiving service will
be held In the Evangelical church this
morning at ten, o'clock, ReY. B. Hengst
officiating. All are invited to attend.
For BURNS, SCALDs, BRUISES ane
all pain and soreness OF the flesh, th'
grand household remedy is DIR. Thorn
as Electric Oil. Be sure you get th'
genuine.
"A few weeks ago the campaign
roosters were cooped and to morrow
the thanksgiving turkey will haye hae
les day. And then for the Christina
fowl