Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-08-06
The harvest home picnic last Sat-

O'Clock in the afternoon. A promi'
nent feature Of the picnic WAS game
Of baseball played by the two Aarons-
burg teams, after dinner.
Under legal advertisements will,
be found the sale notice of Adam
Weaver, executor of the esta Of Ad-
am Weaver, deceased, late Of Haines
township. This property had been of :
fered for sale last winter, but was not
disposed Of. Time of sale, Saturday,
August 22nd, ut O'Clock.
Rev. M. l.. Dietzler, Will preach at
Aaronsburg next Sunday evening In
English. Miss Mamie Britt, the fine
solo singer of Wheeling, West Va, will
during the service render that celebrat-
ed song Consider the Lllies," in which
she will be accompanied on the instru.
ment by Prof. w. II. Meyer.
NorcE.-IIaving been appointed u
gent by the Middletown Tube Il Iron
Company OF Middletown, Pa, for the
sale OF their Iron Pipes, &c all persons
needing anything in this line will save
money by calling on me.
w. H. BARTHOLOMEW,
2O-3m Spring Mills, Pa.
Hay Fewer Specific.
found it O specific for Hay Fever.
For ten years have been great suf-
ferer from August 9th till frost. Ely's
Cream Balm is the only preventive |
have eyer found. Frank B. Aims
worth, of T. B. Ainsworth N Co.,
Publishers, Indianapolis, Ind. Is At
"A grand picnic will be held in
Reuben Grimm's grove, mile east of
Madisonburg. on the 5th of September
Saturday. Balloon Ascension, Cake
Walk, Rope Walking, Fishing Pond.
Comic Songs and Dancing will be some
OF the amusements of the day. The
Mi.lheim Cornet Band has been engag.
ed to furnish music for the occasion.
The members Of the fire DEPART
ment are specially requested by the
foreman to meet at the truck house to-
morrow (Friday) afternoon. 1t is the
intention to give the building coat Of
paint aud whitewash and as many
members as can possibly be there are
requested to assist in the work. Those
who have brushes should bring them a.
long.
"A grand opportunity will be given
to the women of the Lutheran church
es to show forth genuine christian hos
pitallty and good heartedness at the
Missionary Convention, to be held in
Aaronsburg. September 10Th, and 30th.
Let all unite their endeavors and make
it successful meeting. 1t promises to
be good convention. Auxiliary socle-
ties will rep ort for the year.
If the weather be fair next Satur-
day the Lutheran Lawn Social at Aa-
ronsburg promises to be very pleas.
ant gathering. The Millheim band is
billed to furnish the music In the eYen-
ing, while the managers OF the social
will serve OF the very best Ice cream and
cakes to be had. We should all make
our arrangements to attend and spend q
few hours agreeably with our Aarons-
burg friends.
Theodore Deshner's gunsmith shop
in Bellefonte, is we'll located-being
handy to the depot and near to Spring
Creek bridge. Mr.. Deshner the pro-
prietor makes 1t a point always to keep
a complete and fine line of Guns ,Revol-
vers, Fishing Tackle, etc., and is doing
a good and prosperous business. Our
sportsmen when going to Bellefonte
should never fail to call at his place for
the very best articles.
Jonathan Cearfoss, of Bellefonte, IAN
experienced baker and oyenbuilder, is
at present at d. w. Zeiglers' erecting
an oven and assisting In the bakery and
ice cream business.
Mr.Zeigler tells us that they will be
ready to bake in the new oven by Tues.
day, when they will begin to run bak'
cry wagon for the accommodation OF
their many customers.
Fierce mountain fires ragged on Egg
Hill, Gregg township and around Phil
ips Creek, north OF this place, last
Thursday and Friday. Several shan
ties which had been erected preparatory
for the harv est home picnic in Smiths
woods, were detroyed by the fire on
Friday night. The rumor circulating
i'm this town that the Georges VALLEY
Lutheran church in the mountain had
been burned, proved, upon closer inqui'
ry, false.
The Ladies' Mite Society Of tn
Reformed church at Aaronsburg viii
give musical and literary entertain
ment in their church on Friday evening
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