Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-04-30
LOCAL NEWS.


The yards 10 town look green and
clean.
Don't be 10 such hurry to doff
your underwear.
.The wheat in this section of Penns
valley looks very promising.
Extra Seed Barley for Sale by
J,H. MUSsER, Aaronshurg, Pa.
Rheumatism is quickly cured by
using Arnlca u Oil Linlment.
Don't skip B. o. Deininger's col
umn advertisement on second page.
The WomelsdorfNe has suspend
ed Its publication for lack of patronage.
"A number of our citizens are court
ing at Belleionte this week.
ALI styles and prices of Summer
Silks at Kauffman's Bargain Store.
Main Street.
Miss Sadie Jamison, OF Spring
Mills, is the guest of our 'townsman,
G. w. Harter.
Our neighber, A. F. Harter, treat
ed MS to a fne and large sucker last
week. Thanks.
Both our landlords were up to Belle
fonte on Monday and Tuesday to look
after their licenses.
Adam Bartges, of Penn township,
is taking trip out West, with view
of buy ing land there.
Mrs. Kaufman and daughter, of
Fishers Ferry, Snyder Co. ARE heIe on
visit TO their relatives.
Fresh Onions, Tomatoes and Rad
ishes just received at G.. A. Harter's
grocery on Main street.
Consideration of license applica.
tions was the most important business
before the court on Monday,
The last arrival OF scrap pictures
at the Journal Store goss ahead of any
thing ever brought to town before.
Said noted man of 60 years, my
mother gave me Downs Elixir for
coughs and colds when was a boy"
The Philipsburg Journal has chang
ed color. 1t has abandoned the "pink"
and is now printed on white paper a
gain.
BY the use of Buckingham's Dye,
the whiskels may be easily made per-
manent, natural brown, or black, as de-
sired.
For SALE.-A first-rate farm bell,
ready mounted, cost $500, can be
bought for Sl.50 cash. Inquire at this
office.
The rain on Saturday night extin-
guished the mountain fires raging in
this neighborhood and gave vegetation
splendid start.
Full line of Ready-made Clothing
just received at Kaufman 81 Co.'S Bar
gain store, Mlllheim, Pa. Latest styles
and lowest prices.
The Bellefonte town council decid-
ed to light the streets of that borough
with electric lights. About Is jets
will be necessary.
Mr.. Ed. Kister, who recently set
tied in Millheim, is busily engaged in
canvassing this section of country for a
New York nursery.
There is great demand for car
penters. painters and laborers in our
town at this time and any amount OF
work for all Of them.
p. 81. Musser, the jeweler on Main
street, had his shop neatly repapered
and fixed up in general, and it now
looks clean and pleasant.
The band seranaded T. Be1ton
Ulrich, of Selinsgroye, on Monday even
ing to which treat he responded in
few complimentary remarks.
Mr.. & Mrs.R. Mann and their son,
of Mill Hall, were in town on Monday
and Tuesday, attending the reception
of Mr.. & Mrs. Samuel NJ. Campbell.
MIR. Harry Hoy. of Mount Carmel
is hele on visit to his parents. His
mother has been lying sick at her resi-
dence on Penn street for several weeks.
After you have got through read
ing this paper, pass it to your neighbor
and induce him to subscribe for it. GU
will confer great favor on US by doing
so.
We want all our readers to read B.
O. Deininger's column advertisement.
He is fully up to .he times in his Book
ane Stationery trade and knows JUS
what he is talking about.
Mr.. John Kreamer will go out OF
the tree business after this week. He
saws the country is overstocked with
tree agents. And with many Other