Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-23
LOCAL NEWS.


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Dog Days began last Sunday.
The days are growing shorter and
warmer.
Mr.. John Kaufman, Of f. & M,
College. is here on visit.
Mr.. Smeltzer, from Illinois, is the
guest of DIR. D. II. Mingle.
-Millheim has been exceedingly dull,
since the farmers are harvesting.
WANTED.-One or two nice Shoats.
Inq uire of ID. S. Kaufman Il Co.
Miss Kitty Musser, Of Hartleton
Is visiting relatives at this place.
The small boy is strongly tempted
by the green apple. Better not
Advertising Is branch as indis
pensable to good business as book-keep'
ing.
Go to VIM. Pealer OF Spring Mills
for general merchandise. He isa reli-
able dealer.
The July meeting Of the Millheim
Fire Company will be held next Mon
day evening.
wANTED.--Ane experienced baker at
Mrs. Zeigler's bakery on Penn street,
Millheim. Pa.
-Huckelberries are selling at cents
par quart and the market is running o.
yer with them.
The Democratic County Conven-
tion will be held at Bellefonte, August
1lth, Tuesday,
DRUGS full line, strictly pure and
fresh at Kaaffman's store. AL kinds
of patent medicines.
The Evangelical ladies have billed
q festival for next Saturday in the town
hall. Don't forget it
Rev. Memminger, of Milroy, will
preach in the NJ. E. church at this
place on Sunday evening.
TIE painters are at work on T. s.
Meyers house ON Penn street. 1t will
look splendid when done.
The interior of A. J. Harter's new
and fine house on Penn street is ready
for its final coat of plaster.
The Bellsfonte Daily Ne,Os counts
SO practicing lawyers in that place.
Quite an array Of legal lights.
Miss Mamie Hall, sister Of our
townsman John fall, is staying at her
brothers residence on North street.
-Bellefonte expects to have another
circus on the 5th of August. This
time it is Coles great Railroad show.
Gospel Hymns, No. l 2 & 8 combin-
ed,with or without music-at the jour-
nal store. tf
The summer heat seems to have
effected our regular correspondents last
week. They are out again this week.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is the best ef-
fective blood purifier ever DEVISED. 1t
is recommended by the best physicians.
"A BUTTER CHURN with ''bock. !"
good as new, can be bought cheap for
cash. Inquire at this Office. tt
--Baxter's Mandrake Bitters cure in
disgestion, Heart Burn, Costiveness
and all nalarial diseases. Twenty-Five
cents per bottle.
We are requested to announce that
the Augsburg Bible Class will meet in
the Luth, Chapel next Saturday even.
ing.
Miss Cora Reifsnyder of this place
will teach an eight weeks term OF
school at Coburn, commencing next
Monday.
Reports of cases Of sunstroke will
soon be coming In IL the mercury con
tinues to stay up between 80 and s5 in
the shade.
Mrs. Nogle, Of Philadelphia, aad
Mrs. Toner, of Eagleville. are visiting
their parents. ex sheriff Mussers, on
Penn street.
Mrs. Sam. Reesman, who had been
spending several months among friends
in this town, left for her home( Nebras'
ka) on Monday.
!. -Harrisburg is commencing work
for it's centennial in September. Elab.
crate preparations are being made. 1t
is to last six days.
!. "A bright meteor. falling from the
heavens and Illuminating the mountains
north of town, was seen by several o1
our citizens on Friday evening.
Mr.. & Mrs. D. A. Musser intend
starting on Western trip some time
next week, expecting to pay a visit tt
T. r. STAN sat West Uaion, Iowa.