Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-16

-$6I. .l6 were the net proceeds OF the
festival of the LADIES' Mite Society OF
I the Reformed church at Aaronsburg on
the 9th Of June.
-Hen'y Hazel, of Madison6urg,
brought rye stalk, y feet high, to
this Office the other day. This is tall
rye aud hard TO beat.
The communication from Wood
ward, without the name of its author,
had to be condemned to the waste has-
ket, for reasons stated heretofore.
The court house in Dellefonte will
in. the future be heated by steam and
lit up with electric light. Such Is the
progress of the nineteenth century.
Mrs. Jos. Kleckner, the pleasant
landlady of the Coburn hotel presented
the JOURNAL with bouquet of rare
and fragrant fl)wers. Many thanks.
The town clock comm ittee realized
about SSl from their late festival
and they have ordered the clock. 1t Is
expected to reach here In a few weeks.
-TheGreatZngari ToothacheD Drops,
for toothache and neuralgia, have no
equal. Only costs Is cents ut any drug
store. Warranted. Sold by j. Eisen-
huth, Millheim, Pa.
To THE LADIES.-We have marked
down our Summer Lawns in order to
run them out with the season. Don't
miss these bargains. ID. S. Kaufman
& Co.
--On his recent visit to the city of
brotherly love, w. S. Musser, purchased
new and handsome cab for his hotel.
Millheim surely need not be ashamed
of its hotels.
NoTICE.-The new Process Roller
Flour, manufactured by j. b. Fisher,
Penn Hall, is for sale at d. S. Kauff-
man Il Co.'S new store, Main street,
Millheim, Pa.
MIR. John Reighard. of Mifflinburg,
was in town on Saturday to see after
his farm, south of town, occupied by l..
J.Noll. OF course he found everything
in first.class trim.
The Coburu-Woodward stage
route has changed hands, the former
contractor, Willis Musser, having gone
out. David Miller, of this place, is the
present mail carrier.
In Holland. Mich, G. J. Doesbury
publishes the News, and in its columns
strongly recommends DIR. Thomas E
lectricOil for coughs, ,colds,sore throats,
Catarrh and asthma.
Mrs. A. J. Harter left for Sven
gle, Union county, on Monday, to pay
a weeks visit to her parents. Miss
frankie Deininger accompanied her to
haye a weeks recreation.
Mr.. s. Mrs. W. S. Musser, of the
Musser House accompanied by w. A.
Tobias, returned home on Friday even
ing from Philadelphia. where they had
gone ON Monday of last week.
PIANO TUNING. IL expect to spend
my vacation in Centre county during
the month of August and persons wish
ing any piano tuning can address me
at Aaronsburg, Pa. w. T. MEYER.
It. H. Harter, of the Middleburg
Post, called at the JOURNAL Office one
day last week. Tom had been spend
ing few days among his relatives in
town and devoted some Of his time to
fishing.
AS a miller, Valentine Breon, Of
Wolfe's Store, Is quite famous. He
always grinds splendid -four, which Is
the delight of the housewife aud con-
stantly keeps up his reputation as the
boss miller.
e. A. Harter informs us that there
is a tree on his fathers farm in the
northeastern part of the borough which
measures twenty-four feet in circum-
ference on the stump. 1t must be
regular giant.
ABS. Harter has taken the place of
his son George, in the Millheim Gro
Gerry, and will hereafter attend to the
wants of his customers. IL Abs. makes
as good a merchant as be is an auction
eer he'll make the grocery boom.
Conductor Frank Stoughton, who
run on the early morning train between
Spring Mills and Lewisburg for several
years, took charge of his new position
as assistant supervisor of thu Lykens
Valley brauch on the 9th instant.
We see in the Bellefonte papers
that the Bellefonte, Nittany and Le-
mont railroad will be open for travel
and traffic about the 1st of August and
that trains will run etweenMOntandon
and Bellefonte both morning and even
ing.
Our townsman, w. L. Bright, left
on Thursday for PHILADELPHIA. with his