Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-21


Published by r. A. BUMILLER
LOCAL NEWS.
This feels like summer.
SUBSCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
-Arbuckle's Coffee, l5 cts. a pd. at
Spigelmyer's.
Extra Seed Barley for Sale by
J.H. MussER, Aaronshurg, Pa.
"A stitch in time" often saves con-
sumption. Downs Elixir used In time
saves life.
Mrs. Martz, Of Shamokin, Is the
guest of her sister.in law Mrs. Coul
dren.
"A large lot of Clothing just receiv
ed and will be sold cheap at Spigelmy-
er's.
IS. J. McMullen is erecting shed
at the line kiln on North street for the
purpose of storing his lime.
David Ulrlch, in the employ of the
pike company, was repairing the street
in front of the First National Hotel.
Mrs. H.H. Weiser departed for the
West oh Monday afternoon. She in
tends visiting her son. Sol. Weiser.
Irwin Williams left for philipsburg,
Pa, last Thursday where he expects to
work the greater part Of this summer.
Rev. Peters, of the Ely. Asso-
citation, and a former minister on this
circuit, is visiting friends IN this place.
For SALE.-6O, 900 Choice Brick at
reasonable figures. c. q. LOOSE,
2O-4t Rebersburg, Pa.
The Mi.lheim band meets regular
ly every Monday evening. The boys
want to trim up for the summer work.
-Aleck Weakly, VITO is staying with
VIM. Adams on North street Is very
low. He In not expected to live long.
-Costiveness Is the primary cause Of
much disease, DR.. Henry Baxter's Man.
drake Bitters will permanently cure
eostiveness. Every bottle warranted.
DIR. W. P. Ard, OF Woodward gave
m q pleasant call last week one day.
Always glad to see you, doctor. Call g.
gain.
Several quarts of Minnesota Early
and Stowell's Sweet Corn, the two best
varieties known. for sale by w. N.
Auman.
Rev. Raver will preach in the U.
B. church on Sunday morning at 1Of
O'Clock. Subject---Prosperity and Ad-
versity.
Rev. Nj. L. Dietzler will preach
his initiatory sermon in the Lutheran
church of this place on next Sunday
evening. "
The .clothlines were hunted up by
good many fellows after last Friday
mornings fire. They had received an o.
verbose OF water.
Henry Brown, our enterprising
blacksmitls on Main street, greatly i'm
pioved thefront of his shop by laying a
substantial plank walk.
-Michal Lamey moved his steam
sawEm,n to j. H. Reifsnyder's woods.
situate along the turnpike and on this
sideo Musser's tollgate.
The work Of repairing, weather
boarding, shingling roofs and painting
houses goes brayely on and will be SO
mach plentier since the fire.
.-sThe members OF the 81. & L. COM
pany are requested to attend their first
regular meeting next Monday evening.
Important business on hand.
2Whitecomb, the Lock Haven
Clothier, has q proclamation published
among the locals In this issue, which is
OF special interest. Read it.
-E. Fl. Musser gives notice In an.
other column that he is the executor
for the estate of Elizabeth Shirk, late
of Haines township, deceased
Rev. Isaac Hickman preached to a
verJ large congregation last Sunday
evening in the NJ. e. church when the
Lords supper was administered.
Miss Rose Kreider, an aged maid
en- lady, who for many years resided
with Geo. Stover's, Penns Creek, de-
parted this life on Monday night.
Israel Vonada and Samuel Wise
give notice Of their appointment as exc
cutors of the estate of Jeremiah Hoy,
deceased, late Of Gregg township.
DIR. P. 4. Musser, OF Aaronsburg
enjoys the dignity of being grandDapa.
His daughter, Mrs. Ella Trey, is the
happy mother of a chubby boy baby.
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