Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-07
White Dress Goods specially at
D, ). Kaufman & Co.'S store.
Extra Seed Barley for Sale by
LII. MIrsSER. A Aaronshurg. Pa.

D. ). Kaufman & Co.'S store.
Extra Seed Barley for Sale by
J.H. MUssER. A Aaronshurg, Pa.
For SALE.-A first-rate farm bell,
ready mounted, cost $500, can be
bought for 81. so cash. Inquire at this
office.
FOUND. Two small keys on ring
were found on The sidewalk in front Of
Mauck's furniture store. The loser
can obtain the same by calling at this
| office.
IS. D. Musser and his oldest daugh.
ter, Mabel, were to Bellefonte, on Tues
day attending the wedding of Miss
Eva, the daughter of j. J. Musser to
DR.. M. A. Kirk.
H. f. Donehower, the artist and
ainter of Lewisburg, was in town oD
Tuesday evening and took in Aarons'
burg on business. lie gave the Jour-
| NAL office call.
In Henry & Johnson's Arnica and
Oil Liniment is combined the curative
properties of the different oils, with the
| healing qualities of Arnica. Good for
man and animal. Every bottle guaran-
teed.
Among our callers this weeA {:
Reuben Grimm, of Madisonburg Miss
Pnella E. Dornblaser, of ClintOndale !;
Mrs. Bragdon,o of Portland, Maine w.
G. Heinle, Bellefonte.
In the list of Honest pu blishers"
given in the Agents Herald OF Phila'
delphia, we find the name of the Mill
helm JOURNAL recorded. Our m otto
-"Honesty the best policy"
j. A. Decker, butcher at Spring
Mills, wishes to inform the people of
that place and neighborhood that he
has opened his meat market and Is
ready to supply his patrons with meat
at all times.
Our neighbors, w. T. Mauck s.
Son, the enterprisiug furniture men,
are receiving new goods almost daily.
For neat and tasty furniture at reason
allie prices they take the lead in this
part of the country.
WIN. Kreamer, the ticket agent at
Coburn station, ,contemplates building
fine residence at Coburn, near Trumpf-
heller Il Vonada's store. Coburn has
quite cluster of neat and coy homes
which were built there Of late.
Our next door neighbor, W. N
Auman, will turn farmer on a small
scale this summer. He will till the
several lots belonging to B. o. Dein.
niger on Penn street and learn his
bread by the sweat of his brow"
MFR. Condo, the present landlord of
the Rebersburg hotel will make sale of
some of his personal effects next Satur-
day. preparatory to vacating the hotel.
Mr.. Meyer, of the Madisonburg hotel
expects to take possession of the stand.
You will find McDonald's Improv-
ed Liver Pills so satisfactory as Il cor
rector of torpid liver, as a regulator
of the bowels, as an eradicator OF Elll-
iousness, that you will regret not hav-
ing tried them sooner Money refund
ed to dissatisfied purchasers. Sold by
J. Eisenhuth, Millheim, Pa.
Rev. Dietzler, of A Evansville, Pa,
the new Lutheran pastor of this charge,
will move to. Aal onsburg beginning OF
next week. The members of the
church contemplate giving him pleas.
ant and substantial reception on his
arrival.
Constable G.. w. Harter couldn't
bear to be behind hand in the improve
ment fever and he made up his mind to
fix up his premises in MOL style. He
is altering. repairing, painting. white
washing, SC. and when done he will
have one of the stateliest residences in
town.
-Messrs. Long, the proprietors of the
Penns Caves, six miles west OF Mill
helm, are erecting fine totel building
near the caves. Operations have com.
menced and some of the minor build
ings are already completed. 1t will te
one of the most popular summer resorts
| in the state.
john Swartz, Sr., of North street,
after four months confinement to the
house, made his appearance on our
streets on Tuesday and is On fair way
of complete recovery, we are glad to
note. He came around to the JOUR-
NAL office to see how the printer is
getting along.
Landlord S. T. Frain takes great
pride in his new sett of double har ness,
which he received last week. 1t is a
beauty and combined with his fine cab
makes an elegant turn out. On Sun
day we enjoyed pleasant ride to Re-