Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-05-21
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wishes to give notice to parties desiring
to have views taken Of Buildings. etc.,
that he will attend to this work every
Tuesday, provided the weather is fair.
New GooDs.---Mrs. E. j. Brumgard
Just received a new lot of Millinery
Goods, which comprises the latest and
most beautiful styles of Headwear ever
brought to town. Her prices are mod.
crate and the ladies are kindly request.
ed to give her call. tt
CARD.-The undersigned would take
occasion to return sincere thanks to his
friends and the public In general for
their timely assistance in removing his
furniture and household goods at the
late fire and will always remember the
kindness manifested by the people In
that time OF distress.
J. SPIaRLMYER.
Mr.. Kaufman, Sr., went to the
cities on Saturday to buy new stock
of goods, which are being placed on the
shelves of the new room as soon as they
arrive. On account OF the FIRE In
which all their store goods were con-
sumed the Messrs. D. s. Kaufman u
Co, and their CLERKS had few days
vacation.
notwithstanding much has been
said about the Importance Of a blood
purifying medicine, it may be possible
that the matter has never seriously
claimed your attention. Think of it
nowl If, by the use Of few bottles of
Ayers Sarsaparilla you avoid the eyils
of scrofula ,and transmit a healthy con-
stitution to your offspring, thank us
for the suggestion.
The congregational meeting held
in the Lutheran chapel last Saturday
evening for the purpose of discussing
the establishment of the projected new
cemetery was we'll attended and the
resolutions to that effect were unamin-
usly adopted. Further steps will at
once be taken to complete the necessary
preliminary work. The project SEEM
ed to meet with the approval OF all
present.
The Gleason & Baily Manufacture
ing Co. have notified the town council
that the Millheim Hook q Ladder
Truck was shipped on Tuesday. 1t Is
expected to arrive at Coburn station
either to day or tomorrow, when the
band and a committee Of the Fl. & l..
Company will convey it from the sta
tion to town. The contractors for the
Truck House are hard at work to finish
the building this week.
DIR. G. Sumner Musser, of Aarons-
burg, will leaYe next Monday for Phila
delphia aud New York, from where he
expects to embark on the 30th of May
for trip to Europe. He intends to
spend about five or six months on
the continent, will visit England
Germany, Switzerland, France, Italy
Austria and will complete his medical
studies in the Berlin aud Vienna hos
pitfalls. We wish the doctor safe voy
age and a pleasant tour in every re-
spect.
BY request of the members of the
Millheim Cornet Band it was announc-
ed in the Sunday schools last Sunday
to send delegates to the public meeting
to be held in the town hall next Satur-
day evening for the purpose of effectinl
complete arrangements for a proper
celebration of Memorial Day. Oul
people seem to manifest much Interest
in the matter and we have 10 doubt
that the ceremonies will be made i'm
presslve and creditable. The good Ia
dies of town would do well 10 consider
themselves in the meantime specia
committee on flowers and see to it thai
we may have fail supply.
The full programme Of the days ex
ercises will be published In next week
JOURNAL.
FIRE IN SUGAR VALLEY.-Friday
morning the comfortable home of Maj
VIM. Purman, in Sugar Valley, wa
wiped out of existence by fire. Th'
family had been absent in Washington
city spending the winter. and just re
turned this week. Before going intC
the house it underwent the ''hous
cleaning" process and to aid in drying
up the floors and woodwork generally, >;
fire was built in one of the stoves. Whil
the family was absent, taking dianer a
the residence of Mrs. PurmaD 8 father
the house caught fire and was total!
destroyed. The supposition is that
caught in the flue. The building wa
large frame one and very good one
1t belongs to the Lock Haven Building
and Loan Association. The loss is no
exactly known, and the insurance
1000.
Fortunately for Mr.. Purman, none Q
his household goods were in the build
| ing at the time.-ClintOn Democrat.