Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-11-26

NOTICE. We will for the next
five DAYS sell all kinds of Guns ut Cost.
Remember, only five days time to buy
/, any kind flom the Winchester Rifle
down to a S4.OO Shot Gun. ID. 5. Kau-
ffman Il Co.
And still they come and Millbeim s
population keeps on increasing. The
homes of VIM. Californian, on North
street and w. } Springer, Oh Penn
street were made happy by the arrival
of new babies last week. A bouncing
boy for the former and girl for The
latter.
"A thick snow commenced falling
on Sunday night and it kept falling
quietly bnt steadily until we went to
press, as though it meant business. The
boys hunted up the stored'away sleds
and the winter scene recalls visions
of merry Christmas time to the minds
of many little ones.
Mr.. ID, A. Musser, of this place who,
in company with Daniel Gentzel, 9. X.
and r. S. Sober, of Coburn, had been
on a weeks hunt In West. Virginia, re-
turned last Thursday. The party
brought with them seyen fine deer as
the result of their expedition. Mr..
Musser reports very pleasant trip.
On Sunday forenoon Rev. Deit2ler
preached an impressive sermon from st.
John 6:49 and so to his congregation
| in the Lutheran church. 6S COM
municants gathered around the altar
to partake of the Lords supper. Mr..
J. w. Shook and Mr.. Jacob Alter were
admitted as members of the church.
KILLED IN A FLOUR MILL. Mr..
Frank E. Carney, Of Lewisburg, en-
ployed at the Buffalo Mills, was Instant
ly killed by the fall of an elevator caus-
ed by the breaking of a rope last week.
He was 81 years of age. The deceased
held the position of an assistant miller,
was of industrial habits and member
of the NJ. E. church, of Lewisburg.
Ayers Sarsaparilla thoroughly clean
ses the blood, stimulates the vital func-
tions, and restores the health and
strength. No one whose blood is i'm
pure can feel we'll. There is weary,
ianguid feeling, often sense of dis
couragement and dependency. Per-
sons haying this feeling should take
Ayers Sarsaparilla to purify and Vita
lize the blood.
MIR. Harry Fl. Rhoads, wife and
child, Of Manchester, n. j., the oldest
son Of Mrs. Benz. Heugst, and an en-
gineer OH the New Jersey Central road,
together with Mrs. Chauncey Foster
and Child and Miss Jessie Rhoads, from
Lewisburg, are all here on visit at
Rev. B. Hengst's. The party expect
to enjoy social Than ksgiving dinner
to-day.
Ladies', do not forget that the place
to buy your hats apd bonnets is at Mrs.
E. J. Brumgard's on Main street. Her
stock of Millinery Goods is unrivaled
and is being continually replenished.
For late styles, tasty work and reason
able prices she leads of. The holidays
are coming on and if you are not pro-
yIded yet with something new, you had
better buy your goods of her.
FINE ELoCUTIONIsT. Rev. Charles
Steck, the Lutheran minister Of Belle
fonte, has been engaged by Supt. Nc
Closkey to attend the Teachers Insti-
tute and give readings. The reverend
gentleman is regarded as one OF the
most cultured readers and finished
scholars in this section, and rare
treat will be given to all who appreci
ate the fine and beautiful. He pleases
wherever received, and large audience
should greet him. Clinton Democrat.
Prof. N. Alfred Bierly, native of
Madisonburg, but now of New York
City, was in town on Monday, for the
purpose of effecting the organization of
a singing class here, to be instructed
in the rudiments of music. Mr.. B. is
a prominent musician and perfect
gentleman, bringing with him the best
of references. He will spend the win
ter at RebersLurg, where he teaches
Two classes. There will be a meeting
in the Methodist church of this place
next Saturday evening, when proper
efforts will be made to raise the class.
The ten ms are very reasonable, and all
the young folks possessed of some mu-
sical talent, should avail themselves of
this opportunity to cultivate their tall
ents. Come.
SCHOOL REPORTs.-Geo. w. Long,
teacher of the Millheim Grammer De-
partment, reports the following for the
past month: Number of female schol-
ars, 25; male scholars, IL total &c.
Average attendance of females. 1S.