Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-30
LOCAL NEWS.

New potatoes at Kauffman's.
Mr.. wagensellsr, of Sellnsgroye,
paid our Office q pleasant call last
week.
WANTED An experienced baker at
Mrs. Zeigler's bakery on Penn street,
Millheim. Pa.
&C. W. Hartman added some i'm
prov ements to the interior Of his house
on Penn street.
Democratic delegate election rules
and list of persons to hold said elections
on second page.
Farmers say that the ground is too
dry yet to ,plow, Notwithstanding the
recent showers.
Our neighbor, w. J. Springer was
on the sick list for the last week, but is
improving again.
The work OF remodellng the M. f.
church at this place will be commenced
in the near future.
Philip Auman, of Spring Mills, was
here on short visit to his brother, w.
N. Aumau, last week.
The net proceeds of .he festival OF
the Ev. LADIES' Aid Society on last Sat-
urday amounted to S65.
Miss Sarah Ulrich, of Woodward,
was up on visit to her brother David,
residing south of town.
"A graphic description of the scene
IN Gen. Grants death chamber will be
found on our fourth page.
MIR. & Mrs. Adam Hickman, of
Nittany Valley, were the guests OF Mrs.
Jacob Sankey over Sunday.
Nothing like having vigilant H.
G. But Wash, first be sure you got
right man and then 60 ahead.
"A BUTTER CHURN with "bock, "
good as new, can be bought cheap for
cash. Inquire ut this Office. IT
The new hotel q: Penns Caves is
rapidly approaching completion. 1t
will be a fine resort when In running
order. sa ssss. ase-s- .Es
-. zsss.4- - Ii 49,
-A.J.a and AZ. Harter. were to Cen
ire Hall on Sunday to attsnd the corner
stone laying of the new Luth church at
that place.
We understand that brass band
was organized lately at Spring Mills.
What an amount of blowing there is In
this world.
Rev. Hickman preached one Of his
able sermons to q laige and interested
congregation in the NJ. e. church last
Sunday evening.
Miss Clara Reifsnyder has return.
ed, after few weeks absence, which
time she has. been spending with
friends in the East.
Fresh and cheap - Watermelons,
Peaches, Apples, Cantelopes, Cabbage,
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, etc.. at D.
8. Kaufman & Co.'S.
The Reformed church Mite Society
of ,Aarolsburg win hold an ice cream
festival on the afternoon and evening
of the 22nd Of August.
IS. B. Durfey. mate or steamer Ari-
zona, had his foot badly jammed. sThom-
as Electric, Oil cured it. Nothing e.
quail to it for quick pain reliever.
Israel Rachsu, residing in Brush
valley, has red elmtree on his pren.is-
es. which measures 6 feet inches In di-
ameter and 10 feet in circumference.
This is livelysummer for festivals
and picnics around here. There are
three occasions of that kind on the tap
is, as will be seen by this weeks paper.
Landlord Musser, of the Musser
House, has been suffering from the
wound on his left shoulder. He was COM
PEELED to keep bis room for over week.
The rain on Sunday afternoon
changed the hot to cool weather for
few days. But the dog days have their
footing again and it is as warm as eyer.
The crop of apples is said to be
immense in the vicinity Of Greenbriar
and all along Penns Creek. The trees
are fairly groaning under their heavy
load.
Mrs. Lizzie Kuzenknabe, we are
sorry to hear, is quite sick at present,
having contracted a severe cold. Hope
she may soon be able to be about again
as usual.
The Clergy, Medical Faculty and
People all endorse. Burdock Blood Bit
ters as the best system renovating,
blood purifying tonic in the world.Sen
for testimonials.
The Harvest Home Picnic in
Smiths woods next Saturday don't
eo,,,ot n hoconao if Won fail to he there