Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-04-30

stock of General Merchandise go to
Pealer's store at Spring Mills. 1t will
pay you to see his goods before buying
elsewhere. His spring stock is CON-
plete and his prices low.
Mr.. L. J. Noll and family, Of this
place. left for Union county on Satur-
day to attend the funeral of Mr.. Noll's
father who died on Wednesday the 22d
inst, at his residence in Miifiinburg
and was buried on Sunday.
&C. w. Albright and his brother
Foster have rented the blacksmith
shop in Elktown, one mile south of
Millheim, on the road to Coburn, where
they will be pleased to wait on their
patrons and do all work in their line In
IA satisfactory manner.
Mr.. Ed. III. Rumsey, Of Seneca
Falls, N. Y, the agent for the Gleason
& Bailey Fire Apparatus Manafactur-
ing Co., while in town last Friday and
Saturday made many friends by his
courtesy and geniality, and we hope be
may soon visit our town again.
The schoolboard of the borough had
fine lot of Sugar Maple trees planted
in the school yard on Penn street on
Tuesday. They wish to give notice
thSt heavy penalty is fixed for injur-
ing said trees in any way and fair warn
ing is given to all eventual violators of
this law.
CAUTION Farmers and all other
persons owing land along the route OF
the Belefonte, Aaronsburg u Young
manstown Turnpike are hereby eau
| toned not to move their fences out so
| that they will treSpass on the Com
pany's Roadway. The Co. is entitled
| to 60 feet and want that amount.
BY order of the Board,
+. STRICKLER,
Mar. 10. 'S5. XII Prest,
NOTICE. Having been appointed a.
gent by the Buck Thorn Fence Co.,
for the sale of the celebrated Buck
Thorn Steel Barbed Fencing, / invite
persons wanting this handsome, lasting
and cheap article TO call on me.
j. B. FISHER,
10-3m. Penn Hall, Pa.
"A meeting of our citizens for the
purpose of organizing a hook and lad
der company would be advisable. Pre-
liminary preparations for tie proper
care of the truck upon its arrival should
be made. We understand that the
council is looking up a convenient
place to build a shed for housing the
carriage and equipments. Business.
1t is customary and very common
thing for merchants to advertise cheap
goods and lots of them, even if 1t is
otherwise. But we have, and anybody
visiting our store on Main street will
say the same, the most complete assort-
ment of goods ever brought 20 Mill
helm, which we will positively sell |
cheap. ID. S. KAUFMAN & Co.,
Millheim, Pa.
Mr.. Manshardt and Mr.. Thomas,
were in company with A. D. Deininger,
spending a few days in Millheim.
These gentlemen are all students Of the |
New Berlin seminary and returned to
said place on Monday afternoon. Mr..
Thomas is a brother-in- law to Mrs. |
Emma Thomas. of York, the daughter
Of Rev. g. T. Deininger.
We are Informed that James Mont
gomery, formerly of this town, but at
present prosperous hardware mer-
chant in Warsaw, Wisconsin, expects
to marry lady from near Philadelphia
soon. We always thought a good deal
of Jim and he is certainly gentleman
who will make a good and kind hus
band
This weeks callers at the JOUR-
NAL office Mrs. Mary Ann Bierly.of
Rebersburg II. G. Miller and Enoch
Kreamer, of Aaronsburg Daniel
Runkle,of Spring Mills /; Joseph Todd,
of the Penn Mutual Life Insurance
Company, Philadelphia T. Benton
Ulrich, editor of the Selinsgrove Times;
s. B. Hench, of Northumberland J.
F, Torbert, of Coburn, Pa.
Lock Haven was full to overflow
ing with people visiting the city to par
ticipate in or witness the grand cele-
bration of the Odd Fellows OH Monday.
The city was elaborately trimmed and
decorated with flags and bunting in
honor of the occasion. Thirty lodges
I were represented in the large parade
and many bands were in line. 1t was
festive day for Lock Haven.
CARD.-We thank our friends in gen.
eral for their assistance and coincidence
during our late affliction and fully ap-
preciate the courtesy and aid rendered
by the kind people of Aaronsburg.
The efficient and faithful professional
treatment and acts of kindness of the
| Doctors Mnsser will ever he remember