Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-06-18
LOCAL NEWS.

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-PureCiderVinegar at Spigelmyer's.
-Campmeetings will next be heard
from.
New Shaker Corn, cts a 10 at
Spigelmyer's.
Fine line of Summer Silks at
Kauffman's store.
oh dear, how the tongues did wag
on Thursday evening !
Another lot Of lb Raisins for 25
cts. Come soon-they WON'T last long.
Gospel Hymus, No. 2 Il 8 combin-
ed,with or without music-at the jour
nal store. tt
do not fail to read C. G. Zeigler's
interesting letter from Iowa, on the
fourth page.
WIN. Kerstetter is erecting a sum-
mer house at the rear of his residence,
south of Millheim.
Miss Marion Cantner and Miss
Lilly Shoop, of Centre Hall, are Mrs.S.
D. Musser's guests. Is ~
Sam. Weiser's house on Water
street looks real pretty siace 1t received
q few coats of paint.
The front of Kauffman's new store
was repainted last week and again
looks clean and inviting.
Survival of the fitest. Downs Elixir
has outlived every other cough remedy
simply because it is the best.
Miss Mary Straw, who has been
absent for several months with friends
at Altoona, returned last week.
Rev. B. Hengst, of the Evangelical
church, had q serious spell, of sickness
last week. Glad to see him about a.
gain.
Prof. G. L. Gramley, of Rebers-
burg, that tall and genial pedagogue,
was caller ut the JOURNAL Office last
Saturday.
Those big hats worn by the ladies
this season are jast too lovely for any
thing. They set the fair wearers quite
in the shade.
-Tramps, Gypsies and Horse jockies
infest the neighborhood and occasional
ly show their agreeable (?) countenan-
ces in town.
Every bottle of Arnica & Oil Lini-
ment sold is warranted by the prOprie-
tors to give satisfaction or money will
be refunded.
There will be German preaching in
the Lutheran church, Millheim, on
Sunday afternoon by the pastor, Rev.
NJ. L. Die,zler.
60 TO Pealer's store at Spring Mills,
if you want bargains.
Mrs. Ruhl. the mother of Mrs. Al .
Harter of this place, accompanied by
Mrs. Wilmer, both of Hartl eton, were
here on visit this week.
The traces of the late fire on S. D.
Musser's residence ON Main street were
wiped out by new weatherboarding
and several coats of paint.
Preaching in the Millheim U. B.
church by the Pastor. g. w. Raver at
1890 a. m, on Sunday, June 2lst, 1885.
Subject ''The Heavenly Mamma"
The WilIiamsport Grit seems to be
quite favorite newspaper. especially
among our young gentlemen, who seem
TO be looking for some extra ''puff"
every week.
Miss frankie. daughter of B. o.
Deininger severly scalded her right arm
the other cay by upsetting an iron yes
sci containing hot water. Her injuries
caused her much pain.
Jos. Stephenson, Is preparing to
build a new house on the lot adjoining
VIM. Kerstetter's property, on the road
to Coburn. The cellar walls are already
built and ready for the framework.
Sol. Ettlinger, who had been lying
sick from the effects of the shot in hi
head, at the residence of his son-in.law
Fl. G. Shafer, Spring Mills, was taken
to his home at Woodward. last week.
Pared Peaches, lbs for 25 cents a
Spigelmyer's.
. "A new bridge over the race II
front of the truck house would be th'
thing In order just now. That struct
ure is becoming quite dilapitated ant
needs the special attention of the pike
company.
Letters of administration hav
been issued to N. P. Kreider and D. B
Weaver, for the estate of RosaLa Kreid
er, late of Penn tow nship, decd, @