Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-09-17
Livery stable keepers should always

took place here yesterday was well at
tended. At least this is the report OF
those who were there, the writer being
unable 20 pe present.
Mrs. Margaret Slower, whose sick
ness we reported last week, is now con
valescing. Her son John and his fam.
lily, from Painter, Mitfiin county, were
here 10 visit her several days.
GUNS, GUNS, GUNS all kinds OF
guns on exhibition at ID. S. Kaufman
& Co.'S new store on Main Street.
From n Winchester Rifle or a Double
Barrel Shell down to a Musket.
Miss Jennie Deininger, daughter
of A. o. Deininger, Esq, of Clarks.
town, Lycoming Co., Pa, is hele on q
visit TO relatives and friends. She ex-
poets to spend several weeks among us.
"A Mr.. Schreckengast. residing In
the mountains above Coburn was sud
denly taken sick while attending the
colored campmeeting last Sunday after
noon. Medical aid was at once sum.
moned and he improved rapidly.
The Bellefonte School Board pass.
ed resolutions favoring the admission
of colored children of that borough to
the public schools There will be lots
of contrast then, at least in color.
WIN. E. Hoy, of Mifflinburg, the
missionary. elect to Japan, from the
Reformed church, is spending a few
weeks with Rev. Miller at Retersburg
and Rev. Yearick, at Aaronsbnrg.
We learn that Henry Weaver, of
Aarousburg, received ths appointment
of storekeeper and gauger at the Wood
ward distillery. We congratulate him.
He is an old and deserving democrat.
Malaria in any of its forms, chi'ls
and fever, congestiye chills can be pre-
vented or cured by the use of Simmons
Liver Regulator, purely vegetable
medicine, superior to calomel and qui-
nine.
A. J. Harter erected a large cur
rier shop on the western corner of his
lot on Pc m street. BY the time he
will fit into his new house, be will al
so be ready for business in his new
shop.
The masons commenced work on
the new hardware building, corner Of
Main and Penn streets. on Monday,
A few short months and the burnt dis
trict will present new and impr owed
| appearance.
During the absence of Mr.. & Mrs.
D. A. Musser, their daughter, Mrs. A.
Walter has charge of the parental
homestead in Strasburg, and the Wal
ter residence on Penn street is deserted
and closed for the present.
LOOK HERE.-I cure Piles. i haye
positive remedy for piles. BY it's use
many cases of the worst kind aud of
long standing have been cured. 1t cures
as if by magic. Money refunded to dis
satisfied patients. Address,
H.K.SUMMERs, AarOnSburg, Ia.
i. H. Long and wife, haye return
ed from their visit to the old home at
Fishers Ferry. 1t looks like old times
to see Eli behind the counters in D. s.
Kaufman & Co.'S store. Hope he may
may now enjoy perfect and lasting
health.
Try Ayers Pills, and be cured. Mis-
cry lsIa mild word to describe the mis-,
chief to body and mind caused by habit.
ual constipation. The regular use OF
| Ayers Cathartic Pills, in mild doses,
| will restore the torpid yiscera to healthy
| action.
John kerstetter's new house on
Penn street is progressing finely. This
makes three good sized buildings in
course of construction at present, with
more to follow later in fall. Millheim
can soon boast Of large number of
fine buildings.
OFF FOR HARRIsBURG.-Prof ii. j
Kurzenknabe and wife. accompanied
by Mrs. Jonathan Harter, boarded the
east. bound train on Monday morning,
to attend the great centennial at Har
risburg this week. Hope they may en-
JOY themselves hugely.
Several invitation cards were sent
to friends in this town for the wedding
of our former townsman,C. A. Sturgis
and Miss Mary Hauck, of Lewisburg,
which is to take place in that town this
evening at s o'clock. Here is our BlE
Charley, with our best wishes.
IMPORTANT TO FARMERs.-J. I'll
Frank, west of Millheim, gives notic'
that he has for sale superior qualit!
of Wheat, which he calls Farmers
FRIEND" for seeding purposes. Farm
ers desiring some of this excellen
wheat are requested to apply to him.
The officers and members OF ou
fire company must have forgotten tn