Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-01-29

| -"BabeS IN the WOODS" Is DlIleu LOT
this town on Friday evening. New
/ Potatoes for sale a. d. S. Kauff-
man & Co.'S bargain store, Millheim,
Pa.
| j. G. hote, Executor OF the estate
of Simon Rote, late Of Aaronsburg, de-
ceased, will sell the personal property
of decedent on Saturday, Feb. 2lst, at
one O'Clock, p. m.
THE GREAT ZINGARI.-For tooth.
ache and neuralgia has no equal. War
ranted. Only Is cents at all drug stores.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY Y d CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth, Miilheim, Pa.
About twenty of our young bloods
attended the concert at Madis6nbnrg
last Saturday evening. They rode over
to Brushvalley in two.horse sled and
of course, it was jolly sleighing par
ty.
LOST. Friday evening the 23rd,
inst, a good woolen horse blanket, be-
tween Millheim and Spring Mills. The
finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving the sa me at the JOURNAL Of
fee.
On Thursday, Feb. Goth, Mr..
Thomas Sholl, of Hain.s township, will
sell at public sale on his premises, three
milee east of Aaronsburg, his farm
stock and implements. See large pos.
ters.
Mr.. Emanuel Croncmiller, of Aa-
ronsburg, lost one of his horses last
week. 1t is supposed that the horse
wanted to roll in the stable and got
fash aud when trying to get up injured
himself internally.
The Rellefonte Watchman Office
has procured steam heat to warm its
different rooms. AS a general thing
editors and printers are poor suckers,
but brother Meek certainly is an ex-
ception to the rule.
Monday was freezing cold day
for those who had to journey to BE e.
fonte. And there was considerable
number on the road from Penns and
Brushvaileys, all of them getting a
taste of the cold wave.
For SALE.-Six large mules will be
sold at private sale by the undersigned.
There are no better mules in the state
and win be offered at reasonable prices.
Apply to or address g. X. SOBER.
Sobers p. O., Pa.
We notice that our genial towns
man, DR.. J. F. Harter is continually
busy extracting old and furnishing
new teeth. Well Shady always was and
always will be popular dentist and
we are glad to see him meet with such
success.
FREE FOR LADIEs.-Mr. Sperring.
the manager OF the Mlllheim Roller
Rink, wishes to inform the ladies OF
Mlllheim and neighboring towns that
they will in the future be admitted free
Of charge every afternoon and cordially
invites them to avail themselves Of this
opportunity.
-Aaronsburg boasts Of first-class
minstrel troupe. 1t expects to give its
first entertainment at Woodward, next
Friday evening, and will in the future
be advertised as the "Aaronsburg
Thespian Troupe" Their performan-
ces, we understand, will consist of a
medley of comic songs, addresses, &c.
in another column we publish the
professional card of Orvis, Bower u
Orvis, of Bellefonte. This is one OF
the most popular and efficient law firms
at the county seat and will attract
large practice. The reputation OF the
members of the firm as lawyers is such
as to gain and keep the confidence of
the public.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the changed advertisement OF the
Millheim Marble Works. Mr.. A. G.
Musser, the proprietor has been con-
ne ected with the business for the last
ten years and is an experienced me-
chanic. If in need of any tombstones
you will do we'll to call on him at the
shops on Main street. His prices are as
low as anywhere.
AS the time for the borough and
township elections comes nearer it be-
hooves every good citizen to look a.
round for good and conscientious men to
Gil the Offices. OF course none of those
offices are paying ones, but it pays the
community to be careful and consider
ate in their selection Of candidates.
The ward meetings to elect delegates to
the local convention will take place on
Friday Feb. 9Th.
LAST CHANCE.-Peccari Brothers
the clcthiers, will positively leave MILL
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