Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-08-06
For Ready.made Clothing 60 to ID.
]. Kanffman'S & Co.'s store.


put together and In runping' order by
jeweler Musser. It will be put in lis
place as soon as the steeple can be got
ten In proper shape.
The Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton,
Ont, states: "After being ineffectu-
ally treated by seventeen different doc
tors for scrofula and blood diseases, |
was cured by Burdock Blood Bitters."
Write him for proof.
LOOK HERE.-I cure Piles. haye
a positive remedy for piles. BY its use
many cases .of the worst kind and or
long standing have been cured. lt cures
as il by magic. Money refunded to dis
satisfied patients. Address,
Hk.SUMMERS. III Aaronsburg, Pa.
The real estate Of j. Adam Morr,
deceased, on Main street, is advertised
for sale by Michael Utrich, Jr., execu-
tor, in this week y issre. The sale will
CINE off on Saturday, Aug. l5tn, at
Que O'Clock In the afternoon.
The remodeled Evangelical church
ut Rebersburg is presenting fine ap-
pearance. The change has greatly i'm
proved the building. The seating ca.
pacity has been increased and the work
is rapidly nearing completion.
"A number of ladies and gentle
men from Nittany valley had an excut-
sion to the Penn Caves last Saturday,
and were Hospitality entertained ut the
Musser house, Millheim, In the even
ing, before they returned home.
A. G. Mingle, and wife. OF Belle
fonte. were bere on Thursday of last
week, paying visit to DR.. ID. III. Min.
gle. Cap looked around in the Jour-
NAL office and thinks it Is an impi oye-
ment on the old shanty. Call again.
Miss Lydia Albright and her little
niece, Carrie, were lost on the noun
tains north of town, while out berrying
one day last week. They did not reach
home until late In the evening and
were very much fatigued from their
wanderings.
Music SCHooL.-The next session of
the Mlfflinburg Music School will open
August 10th, 1885. Instructions will
be given i'm Voice Culture, Harmony,
Piaro, Organ, Violin and Guitar.
KATE L. SHRINER, Principal,
Mifflinburg, Pa.
The members Of the Ev.: Associa.
tion of this place have dug well on
the ground where their campmeeting
win he held, beginning next Thursday.
We understand that their intention Is
to lease said ground for a permanent
campground.
The heavy rains on Sunday and
Monday were just what was needed for
the corn, potatoes and garden truck.
or course, some OF the worst croakers
ut once predicted that things would rot
In the ground. How seldom some
folks are satisfied
"A. s. Ruhl, OF Rockford. ILL.,, was
In town several days last week. Antes
pays his native place visit Whenever
/; Is possible, which proves that MILL
helm still has its attractions for him.
His many friends always love to greet
him and talk over his boyhood days.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-J. H
Frank, west of Millheim, gives notice
that he has for sale superior quality
of Wheat, which he calls Farmers
friend," for seeding purposes. Farm
ers desiring some OF this excellent
wheat are requested to apply to him.
In another column our readers will
End the marriage of L. FL. Slower, OF
Coburn, and Miss Lsnda Hartman, one
OF the daughters of our townsman, X.
b. Hartman. The newly married par
| ty will at once got to housekeeping.
Their fitting left this place on Tues
day.
The curative power of Ayers Sar-
saparilla is too well known to require
the specious aid Of any exaggerated or
fictitious certificate. Witnesses of its
marvellous cures are to-day living in
every city and hamlet of the land.
Write for names il you want home evil
dence.
o.
Prof. Hoffman, a first-class musi.
clan from Reading, Pa, ,tarried In town
several days, tuning pianos. He enter
tanned the crowd at last Saturdays
harvest home picnic by some OF his
comic songs. He is very lively old
gentleman and seems to be per fectly at
home on the piano.
The most deadly foe to all malaria
diseases is Ayers Ague Cure. combi-
nation of vegetable ingredients only, OF
which the most valuable is used i'm no
lother preparation. This remedy is an
absolute and certain specific, an1 sue
goods when all other medicines fail. "A