Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-10-15

Six painters were engaged in paint.
| ing the brick work OF the new Evan
gelical church on Penn street, begin.
ming of the week.
DIR. J. F. Harter expects to enclose
his yard with neat iron fence. 1t
will bean improvement to the eastern
part Of Main street.
-Mrs. Sarah Emrick, who had been
absent several weeks on visit to
friends in Huntingdon county, returned
on Monday evening.
James A. Deckert, the proprietor
of the Spring Mills meat market, wish.
es to give notice, that he will buy beef
hides at reasonable prices.
Editor Focht, of the Le,oiSb,rg
Saturday Nesrs, seems to be in hot wat
or. AT least he is boiling over with
that Milton tase bali mess.
On Saturday, October oath, Mrs.
Lydia A. Frank will sell at her resi-
dence In Aaronsburg some valuable
personal property. See bills.
There was pleasant party at the
residence Of ID. t. Brown on Penn
street last Wednesday evening, in hon
or OF Miss Jennie Deininger.
IL you would have appetite, flesh.
color. strength. and viqor. take AYERS
Sarsaparilla, which will confer them
upon you In rapid succession.
The borough school board at its
last meeting adopted the Hygiene pre-.
pared by the Women's Natiocal Tenn.
peiance Union for the town schools.
The fine weather on Sunday at.
tracted MANY OF our young folks to the
woods, which are clothing themselves
in their beautiful autumn foliage just
now.
III. i. Duck, administrator OF the
estate of Michael Ney, will sell the per
sonal property of the decedent, on the
premises at Aaronsburg, on Saturday,
Oct. IL.
NoTICE.-The new Process Roller
Flour, manufactured by j. b. Fisher,
Penn Hall. is for sale ut D. S. Kauff.
man 81 Co.'S new store, Main street,
Millheim. Pa.
w. X. Alexander has disposed Of
his interest in the store at Linden Hall
to Irwin Ross. Mr.. Alexander expects
to remove his family to his former
home at this place.
We are much obliged to Rev. G.
F. Deininger for basketful Of the
sweetest and most delicious grapes we
haye tasted this season. They were OF
the Concord variety.
The history Of Downs Elixir is
identified with the history of New Eng
land for the last fifty years. 1t cures
cough and colds. For sale by J. Spigel-
myer and d. S. Kaufman 81 Co.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES. GOO RENE mber that
the Journal Store is headquarters for
School Books and School Supplies in
general. A large stock just received
and sold at the lowest cash prices. 2t
-"I have used Simmons Liver Regu-
lator with successful eff. CT in bilious
collie and dyspepsia. 1t is an excellent
remedy and certainly public blessing.
&c. MASTERSON, Sheriff of Bihb
Co., Ca"
Costumes is the causeof the intoler-
able''bad breath" of fmultitudes. Bltters
remove the cause and prevents the. evil,
and cost only Is cents
For sale by J. Spigelmyer and D. s.
Kaufman & Go.
Miss Jennie Deininger. and her
brother james, returned to their home
at Clarkstown, ON Saturday. According
to reliable reports Miss Jennie will be
made one with gentleman from that
town this coming winter.
News FOR THE LADIEs.-Mrs. Ma-
ria Weaver, OF Penn street, has gone to
the eastern cities to lay in her fall and
winter stock of millinery goods. Our
fair readers my expect complete and
we'll selected line Of goods.
Mrs. NJ. A. Woods, one of Spring
Mills Oldest and most respected inhab-
itants, died last week and was buried
on Monday. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Hammill, of Boals'
burg, assited by ReYs. Wolfe and Heck.
man.
We acknowledge the receipt OF an
invitation to be present at the distribu.
tion of the prizes by the Williamsport
Sunday Grit. November 25th. The af-
fair Is to be managed by representa-
tives of the press from all parts,of the
state.
james Miller, of Orangeville, ILL.,,
one of John Miller's sons, suddenly
made his appearance among his many