Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-11-12


Winter winds are blowing.
But six weeks till Christmas.
SUBSCRIBE for the JOURNAL.
Horse Blankets at Spigelmyer's.
Read S. NJ. MOTIFS stray notrce In
another column.
Dull before the election and dull
after the election.
oh yes Oh yes for Bargains 60
to ID. s. Kaufman u Co.'S store.
DIR. Allison, OF Nittany Hall, was
In town or Saturday on business.
Our town clock needs little more
attention. IL works very irregular.
Mems s. Boys Clothing at bottom
prices at Pealer's, Sprihg Mills, Pa.
Full line of Ladies' Coats and Dol
mans at Pealer's at Spring Mills, Pa.
Largest assortment OF Ladies'
Shawls IN the cnunty. at Splgelmyer's.
The cheapest place to buy all goods
is at Spigelmyer's, MillLeim aud Madi-
sonburg.
"A good advertising medium for
business men are the columns Of the
JOURNAL.
Mrs. e. w. Mauck is absent, Wis
iting her parents at Lightstreet Co:um- :
bia Co., Ia.
All those whom it may concern
will please read DR.. Mingle's settle
ment notice.
"A large lot Of Oyercoats just re.
ceived at Spigelmyer's, Millheim and
Madisonburg.
Frank Harvey was appointed Chief
Clerk at the Remove Post office, vice
Newton Wells.
The little folks are taking deeper
interest in Sunday schools as the hO!i-
days approach.
For the next ten days Spigelmyer
will sell Osercoats at cost, Millheim &c
Madisonburg.
For large assortments, good selec-
tions and late styles Kauffman's store
takes the lead.
IS. g Rhoads, of Pottsville, is here
on few days. visit to his mother, Mrs.
Rev. B. Hengst.
Although the time Tor straw hats
is past, some of our men still cling to
them at this late day.
The Lock Haven Sunday Er rpress
has suspended publication, presumably
for want of patronage.
Last Sunday was another rainy
and dismal day, well calculated to keep
people at their firesides.
Mr.. Hoover, of Miffiinburg, was
here on visit few days, the guest OF
his father in law, Mr.. VIM. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholomew, Cf Sa-
Iona. were the guests of e. J. Brum-
CARTS, on Main street, for few days.
Miss Whitney, an accomplished
daughter of Rev. W. r. Whitney, was
visiting friends at Spring Mills last
week.
Mr.. C. A. Sturgis and wife, oi
Lewisburg, came up on Monday to Wis
it their friends. Charley also tried his
hunters luck.
Our neIghbor, Yony Harter, was
hauling stone last week for crossing
to be laid from A. Walters residence
to the JOURNAL Office.
IMPORTANT TO STOREKEEPERs.- =
The Journal store is now prepared t
supply dealers with all kinds of schoo
books at reduced prices.
USE Prof. Wright's Indian Vege-
table Waters for Liver, Kidney. Stom
ach and Worms. Sold sby all dealers
Price 25cts, Scots, and 100 per box.
Mrs. A. J. Harter returned from
Hartleton, where she had been stayin
at her father,s house since the funers
of her deceased mother, last Friday.
The members of the Luth. choir
are requested to meet in the chape
this Thursday evening. instead
Friday evening. CONDUCTOR.
1t will pay any live man out OF EN-
ployment. to write to the Hunter Site
Manufacturing Co., Cincinnati. Ohio
for private terms toaeents. Big pay.
NoTIcE.-The new Process Role
Flour, manufactured by J. B. Fishe
Penn Hall, is for sale at D. S. Kauf
man & Co.'S new store, Main stree
Nillheim. Pa.
The tin-roofing has been put o
Musser Sc Smiths new building Q
Main street. The framework of ii.
Duck,s house. adjoining the former,