Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-02-26
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DIR. John Alexander visited in
town last Saturday,
On Tuesday night another snow Of
about three inches fell.
The weather is moderating at pres
ent. Hope it will keep on doing so.
Don't forget John G.. Musser's
public sals on North street tomorrow.
Genuine Arnold's Writing Fluid,
Spencerian Pens and noiseless states at
the Journal Store.
The Good Templar's lodge at Mill
helm meets every Monday evening
In the NJ. E. church.
Mrs. Armbruster, of Farmers Mills,
nee Linn Reifsnyder. of this place, Is
here visiting friends.
Mr.. Aaron Runkle and sisters. OF
Spring Mills, we're among the singers at
last weeks convention.
somebody please tell us when it is
going to get war;. The coal houses
present sickening sight.
Mrs. Annie Hooveman is again in
our midst. She has engaged boarding
and rooms at Musser's hotel.
The Thespian Club of Aaronsburg
Is billed for an entertainment at Mill
helm next Saturday evening.
-Mrs.Ada Herald of Roaring Creek.
Columbia county, is home on a visit to
her parents, Mr. Dennis Loses.
Great reduction in writing paper.
envelopes and stationery generally at
the Journal Store. Call and see.
Read Mauck's adw rtisement on
second page and then 20 and buy your
furniture at their place on Penn street.
Mr.. & Mrs. Hoover, of Miffiinburg,
and Miss Sadie Adams, of Lewisburg
are visiting at J. W. Adams, on North
street.
Another week Of republican ad-
ministration and then the other fellows
will take hold Of the governmental
machine.
Mr.. e. J. Long, Of d. s. Kaufman
s. Co.'S store is absent this week attend.
ing court at Danville. Montour county,
as witness.
Robert Miller was made happy last
week by the arrival Of young son.
Small us Bob is he feels twice as big D
yer the joyful event. 49,
The grounding is getting CHI sed
with the present spell Of "weat!'er. :"
If it's the fault of the ground hog ,he
.hot q.
r8Scal ouRnt to oo SnoI. 4.
Landlord Frain, of the First Ma
tional Hotel, received the c"ntr act for
carrying the mail between Millheim
and Coburn during 1885.
Rev. B. Hengst preached his fare
well sermon in the Ev.chcrch last Sum
day forenoon and ReY. Fox will follow
suit next Saturday evening.
The temperance lecture delivered
by Rev. .Baumgardner in the Ev. church
last Sunday evening, is highly spoken
of by those who went to hear 1t.
Mr.. Abs. Musser. Of Haines town
ship, expects to make sale of bis H.
stock, farming utensils and household
goods on Thursday. March 18th.
To-day the newly elected members
OF the town council will be sworn into
Office. Shady will be splendid look
ing magistrate. We make our bow.
THE GREAT ZiNaARI for tooth
ache aud neuralgia has no equal. War
ranted. Only Is cents at all drug stores
Sold by J. Eisenhuth, Millheim, Pa
DIR. A. w. Hafer, on Penn street,
expects to make sale of some OF his per.
sonal property .on Saturday. March l4th
preparatory to moving to Bellefonte on
the first of April.
we are sorrow to state that Mrs
DR.. Mingle is still confined to her sick
bed. The lady has been suffering wifi
pneumonia for the last three weeks
May health soon return to her.
Sunday morning we had the coldes
temperature on record for this winter
The thermometer er at several places in
dicated % degrees below 70. - Man!
people in this neighborhood reported
things frozen in their cellars and hous'
es. Everybody Is anxious to have
spring come.