Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-09-10

-Cl0thlng yes, any atnouHts any
style, and at any price at D.S. Kaufman
& Cos. ~
| --s.Dutch Bill'' got into the wrong
box last Sunday forenoon, of which
fact DR.. Harter informed him in an
Iemphatic way.
We learn with regret of Mrs. Mar
garet Stover's serious sickness. She is
lying at the residence of her daughter,
Mrs. Geo. Ulrich, on Main Street.
Mrs. Reesman's house on Penn
street is now wealth erboarded and will
be painted In the near future, which
will give it real neat appearance.
&C. w. Hartman's purchased a fine
organ of Prof. J. II. Kurzenknabe the
other day and now Nays heart desire to
become musician will be gratiied.
Elmer Weaver, one of Aaronsburg
byciclists was noticed riding through
this place on Tuesday forenoon. Ell
mer seems to be an experienced wheel
man.
| Among tie legal advertisements,
may be found the Auditors notice of
C. p. Hew es, in the matter of the es-
tate of John d. Foote, decd, late OF
this town.
Lydia A. Frank gives notice in
this weeks paper that she has been ap-
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE for the estate OF
John ]. Frank, deceased, late OF Haines
township.
| NoTICE.-The new Process Roller
Flour, manufactured by j. b. Fisher,
Penn Hall, is for sale at d. S. Kauff.
man s. Co.'S new store, Main street,
Millheim, Pa.
Miss Emma Eisenhuth, who had
been absent for few months, visiting
| friends In the eastern counties, return
ed home last week and Is well pleased
with her trip.
e. Brumgard and j. III. Kreamer
are quarrying mason stone for Musser
81 Smiths hardware building. The
quarry is in Jordan's small woods, west
of Penn street.
There is nothing like DR.. Thom-
as, Electric Oil to quickly cure cold
or relieve hoarseness." Written by
Mrs. M. J. Fellows, Burr Oak, st. Jo-
seph Co., Mich.
The new furniture for the Millheim
schools arrived yesterday morning and
was put into the rooms by the board.
1t will be quite an attraction for the
scholars this fall.
| In wet weather you should protect
Yourself with pure rubber shoes, and
the best place to get them is at Kauff-
mans popular store, where they are
sold at low prices.
| Mrs. e. A. Bumiller had the mis-
fortune to tramp into rusty nail,
which deeply penetrated her foot and
caused very painful wound. At this
writing she IS doing well.
m. G. Gephart, son of our towns
man, jacob Gephart, holds a clerkship
in Samuel Stamm's general store, in Lo'
gausyille, Clinton Ce. Clair has all the
| qualities for q good salesman.
| The real estate Of jeremiah Hoy,
| deceased, late of Gregg township will
be offered at public sale by the execu-
tors, Israel Vonada and Sam. Wise, ON
Saturday. Sept. 18th. See bills.
Joseph Todd, of Northumberland.
Pa, the successful agent of the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance company of
Philadelphia, was in town yesterday
and favored the JOURNAL with call.
CIDER BARRELS FOR SALE.-N. w
Eby, wishes to give notice that he has
about so good Cider Barrels for sale at
his distillery at Woodward. VIII be
sold cheap. 81 q
The Harvest Home subscription
taken up in the Lutheran church or
Sunday is left at the Journal Store
where the un paid subscriptions may be
settled. 34-2l
"A WEAK BACK, with weary, ,ach-
ing laneness over the hips, is a sign oi
of diseased kidneys. Use the best kid
ney curative known, which is Burdock
Blood Bltters.
Arrangements for the excursion
, from Coburn to Snow Shoe and return,
on the 24tb of this month are about be
ing completed. The Millheim band has
an invitation to accompany the. excur-
sionists.
REV. NJ. I. Jamison received cal
to fill the appointments of the Ev. Su
garyailey charge,in place of Rev. Thos'
Norris, who was compelled 10y sickness
to retire from active service. We con
gratulate Milton on his promotion.