Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-10-29

| Ladies' Cloth for dresses In all COL
ors at Spigelmyer's.
Mo stay-at-home business next
Tuesday, and il will be all the bet
ter for our ticket. Democrats will
please bear this I'm mind.
We had several very heavy frosts
last and this week, which helped to
strip the trees and vines Of their leaves
and warned us of the approach Of win
ter. -
NoTICE.-The new Process Roller
Flour, manufactured by ,. b. Fisher,
Penn Hall, is for sale at ID. S. Kauff.
man & Co.'S new store, Main street
Millheim. Pa.
LosT.-Mrs. John Hall, OF North
street, lost a shawl the other Sunday,
some where near Peters planning mill.
The finder is requested TO return the
same to its owner.
Mr.. g. X, Sober, of Sober's p. o.,
Gregg township, will take trip to Vir.
ginia next week with a double pun pose
Ito look up business interests and
take a hunt for game.
| Michael F. Hess, administrator OF
the estate Of Sarah Hess. late OF Haines
township. decd. will sell the personal
property OF the decedent. on Saturday.
Nov. l4th. See hills.
An unusual amount of traffic is re-
ported on this railroad and the general
desire is to have passenger and freight
trains run seperately, in order to avoid
the many delays and wrecks.
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 Il Co.
H. Y. Sitter and J. G. Meyer,
Esqs., OF Bellefonte, passed through
town last Thursday, on their way to
Aaronsbsrg. Mr.. Meyer gave the
JOURNAL pleasant call on Saturday.
Many of our young ladies are al.
ready studying out suitable Christmas
gifts. Do not forget that the Journal
store can help you out of many perplex-
tiles connected with that kind OF work.
Our young friend, Mr.. Alyin Har-
ter, of Penns Greek. whose marriage
notice appears In this issue appears to
be the first gentleman around here who
availed himself of the new marriage
license system.
Costumes is the of the intoler-
able'sb breath" OF fmultitudes. Bltters
remove the cause and prevents the. evil,
and cost only 25 cents
For sale by J. Spigelmyer and d. 8.
Kaufman & Go.
John Kerstetter, Jr., shot chick
enhawk, that was perched on a fence
on Penn street. last Monday evening,
about dusk. 1t Is dangerous for hawks
to set around on fences, when John and
his trusty gun are about.
The salvation army were at Lock
Haven with cornet and tambourine,
looking around for "material to be saw
ed" They found two subjects to work
on persoos and felt good over the won
derful (D success they had achieved.
"A cabbage head of unusual size
was brought to this Office the other day.
It was grown by Mrs. VIM. Kerstetter.
near town and is large enough to make
several mess for a good-sized family.
It is also an excellent kind OF cabbage.
The Salutary Effects Of Simmons
Liver Regulator upon the nervous sys-
tenn, prostrated by long suffering with
dyspepsia. constipation and kindred
diseases, is without precedent. Its
tonic, cathartic and acterative effects
are truly wonderful.
The poles intended for the tele-
phone wire between this point and Co.
Durn, and which we've. distributed along
the line the other day, do not look
very well. They are woefully crooked
and look very old and weather-beaten.
That part of the enterprise will not be
fancied by our town people.
An exchange says that the finest
quality of chewing gum is made out OF
old rubber boots and gossamers. LII
that is 80, we would like to know Of
i what the inferior and cheap kinds Of
! chewing gum are manufactured. and
how the chewers like the idea Of it.
"A fine constitution may be broken
and rulend by simple neglect. Many
bodily Ills result from habitual consti.
patton. There is no medicine equal to
Ayers Pills to CORE ct the evil, and
restore the system to natural, regular,
and healthy action.
"A crowd of little girls paid their re-
spects to Bessie Mingle, DIR. ID. FL.
MingIe's oldest daughter, at that gen.