Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-04-16

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on the finder.
Winter gave us another reminder
that he is still arouud. The grim
old fellow seems to be very reluctant
about leaving, while we are just as
willing to see him go.
when the new spring goods of ID.
S. Kaufman s. Co.'S Bargain store
have arrived ii will pay the good citl'
zens Of Millheim to call and get the
beneftsof the splendid bargains offer
ed.
Willis Bollinger had a party of men
at work on Friday night digging out
the cellar for his new home erecting on
Water street. The party completed
the JOB in few hours and had jolly
time.
WANTED.-Seve eral good canvaSers to sell
an article which every taxpayer needs and
which one fourth OF them Will buy IL properly
presented and explained. No humbug, but an
article OF practical value. Those who mean
business may call In person on the undersigned
Others need not apply.
tt 30. DEININGER.
Our neighbor, Mr.. VIM. Smith is
enclosing his faIm house on the hill,
southeast of town, with a neat picket
fence, an improvement whicn will
greatly add to the appearance of his ell
evated property.
e. w. Mauck was away on a few
days trip to Columbia county. He
tells us he met Prof. J. III. Feehrer of
Selinsgrove at Northumberland, who
was on his way to Milesburg to teach
the band at that place.
Harry Bellman and his young wife
start out to falfill the command OF our
Creator, "Be fruitful, and multiply,
and replenish the earth" 1t is boy,
and grandpap "Cuff is beginning to
feel more important than ever.
Mr.. A. T.. Auman. of Coburn, left
for Fort Wayne, Allen County, Indiana,
last Tuesday, intending to visit rel
atives at said place. He also expects
to make trip through other parts of
the wide West, to see the country.
MIR. Samuel Ulrich, of Coburn and
his brother William of this town have
contracted to saw out tract of timber
land in Brushvalley which promises to
yield 1000, 900 feet of lumber and will
keep them at work for about year.
Miss Winnie Reighard, young la
dy who had been the guest of her cous
in, Mrs. r. F. Kister, at this place the
greater part of the winter, is at present
staying at Espy, Columbia county.
Another correspondent for the major.
Since the Millheim Hotel has been
repainted it looks as bright as new
dollar. Landlord Musser says he will
abondon the old swinging sign and
place the name of his house on the
building in ''grossen Fracturbuchsta-
ben."
Rev. Prof. D. M. Wolf, of Spring
Mills, was to Somerset county last
week to perform the marriage ceremo-
ny of Rev. J. NJ. Evans, pastor Of
Paradise charge in said county to
Miss Leila B. Weller, of Wheaton,
Ohio.
j. Fl. Osman, of Pine sta ion, ,Clin-
ton Co., one of our subscribers, was
called away to Alleman, Clearfeld Co..
by the serious illness of his brother Alb.
O5man. who was born i'm this town and
may be known by many of our readers
in this vicinity.
Lock Haven expects no less than
$500 members Of different lodges Of l.
o. y. F. from all parts Of the state to
be in that city On Monday, April 27th,
besides number of visitors attracted
by the anniversary ceremonies. Will
Millheim Lodge be represented u?
When you are troubled with dizzi-
ness, your appetite all gone, and you
feel bad generally, take few doses OF
DR.. Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bitters,
and you will be surprised at the i'm
provement in your feelings. Every
bottle warranted to give satisfaction.
Invitations are out for the wedding
of Miss Clara, daughter of Maj. Fish
er, of Penn Hall, to It. Benton Ulrich,
editor of the Selinsgrove Times, to take
place at the residence of the BRIDES par
ents, Penn Hall. We thankfully &C.
knowledge the receipt Uf an invitation
WANTED-the attention OF the pub
lie. 1. E. CouIdren wishes to inform
the people that they can haye CorA
Screw Worsted Suit made to order
from SIS up. A fne Cashmere suit
from $l3 up and satisfaction guaran
teed. Call at his tailoring shop, OF
Main street. 800 styles of samples Il
select from.
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