Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-11-26

According to late reports In thu
daily papers the snowstolm preYallns
sinceSunday night covered the whole
state and ragged furiously in some OF the
other states.
The need of new and comfort
able town hall, under better manage
ment and with less ventilation than
the old one, will make itself felt during
the winter.
NoTICE.-The new Process Roller
Flour, manufactured by j. Is. Fisher,
Penn Hall, is for sale at D. 5. kauff'
man 81 Co.'S new store, Main street
Millheim, Pa.
Our public schools haye never be-
fore been in a more prosperous condi'
tion than at the present time. Teachers
and scholars alike are working hard to
make this profitable term.
The railroad company have men at
work putting down steel rails at the
curves along the line between Spring
Mills and Union county stations. The
old iron rails were worn out.
A subscription list is being handed
around for the purpose of raising the
necessary funds to construct street
crossing from the southwestern corner
of Main street to Musser's hotel.
WANTED at this oflice-about $50 in
subscription money. The Holidays are
approaching and that means that the
printer needs money. Delinquent SUBJ
scribers will please step to the front.
Mr.. F. S. Kaufman, of Lower
Augusta. Northumberland county, Pa,
came up last Saturday, to pay visit
of several days to his relatives in town,
and to shoot as many deer as possible.
We return our thanks to s. d. To-
bias for a large bunch Of the tallest
celery grown in this neighborhood,
Snvd is the crack gardener in this val
ley, at least his products would go to
prove as much.
Emil. FL. Musser, executor or the
estate of Elizabeth Shirk, deceased, Late
of Aaronsburg, advertises by bills the
sale of the real estate of decedent, to
take place, Nov. 18th, at 2 O'Clock, p.
M, on the premises.
The Rev. VIM. Stout, Wharton,
Ont, states: "After being ineffectaal.
ly treated by seventeen different doc
tors for Scrofula and blood diseases, l
vas cured by Burdock Blood Bitters."
Write hun for proof.
DIR. j. w. S.am's professional card
appears on the first page. The doctor
has already an extensive practice and
is busy every day. He is man devot-
ed to and untiring in his calling. We
wish him continual success.
japanese etiquette requires visitors
to remain at the places they are visit
ing until told to leave. No doubt the
young man who visits his best girl on
Saturday night thinks that kind of
etiquette worthy of imitation.
The remains of several of our dead
we've removed from the old cemetery to
the new, last week. The sale Of lots
in "Fairview Cemetery" has fairly be-
gun and there will be lively demand
for the same when winter has passed.
Our grocery department has lately
been filled with fancy and fine fruits, a
full line of fresh canned goods, Peach
es, dried and eyaporated, nice Califor-
mia Apricots. d. 5. Kaufman & co.
Millheim, Pa.
1t is rumored that G.. w. Foote, a
former editor of this paper, contem-
plates starting a democratic paper at
Mifflinburg. George seems 20 have his
old hankering after pen, scissors and
paste pot. Go on, there is millions in
it!
Mr.. Swavely, of the Centre Demo-
crat, Bellefonte, departed for home last
Saturday, loaded down with a large
bulk of books ordered to be bound
il that Office. We hope Mr.. S. will re-
peat bis visits to our valley, we think
they do him good.
The condition of Mr.. Jacob Wolf,
the father of Mrs. B. o. Deininger. re =
mains about the same and we are sorry
to state that all hopes for his recovery
are given up. The patient is subjected
to acute suffering at times and re-
quires constant attendance.
We take pleasure in recommending
Halls Hair Renewer to our readers.
1t restores gray hair to it's youthful col.
or, prevents badness. makes the hail
soft and glossy, does not stain the skin
and is altogether the best known RENE
dy for all hair and scalp diseases.
in the case Of Commonwealth vs
Frank Foote, of Millheim, ,at this weeks
oo,r+ I,,d1a Eurct dooidnd IN nlape