Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-04-02

"A large audience hao gathered IL
the Ey. church last Sunday evening tt
listen to an able discourse by Rev
Mountz, the new assistant preacher OF
this charge.
john B. Smith, of Penn township,
will sell some valuable personal proper
ty, on the premises Of Mrs. Francis
Smith, mile northwest from tollgate,
Friday, April 3rd, 1885.
S. B. Raver, of ShamokiD, aged 81
years, died on Tuesday, March Gath of
consumption. tie was the youngest
brother of Rev. G. W. Raver, of the u.
B. church in this place.
Rev. Herald, of Roaripg Creek,
Columbia Co., Pa, arrived in town on
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Herald had been
the guest of her parents, Mr. Dennis
Loses for several weeks.
-Clymer's Concert Troupe will re-.
peat their excellent performances in
the Town Hall this evening. We ad-
wise those who did not hear them last
night to 90 this evening.
The sale of personal property of
Mrs. Maria Slower In Haines township
last week was dispatched in an hour and
three quarters, over $1,000 worth hay
ing been sold In that time.
From the Harrisburg Patriot
HAaERsTowN, Md, March 3d.
Rev. G. F. Gephart and family arrived
from Pennsylvania. The gentleman
has been assigned to this circuit.
Those of our subscribers who
changed residen ce onthe first Of April
will please give us their new post office
address. Ii such notice is given by
letter the old address shonld be added.
Mrs. Chestie Kreamer, of HaineS
township, one OF the daughters of our
townsman, Mr.. Jacob Keen, had been
seriously i'll last week. We are glad to
announce that she is slowly improy-
ing.
Since the snow is disappearing
from our streets, the big and ugly ash
piles in front of some properties are
showing up. The sooner they are re-
moved the better for the appearance of
town.
We had a pleasant call from Mr..
Wm. B. Mingle. Of Centre Hall, last
Wednesday. He is a welcome visitor to
our sanctum and will always find the
latchs tring Of the JOURNAL on the
outside.
ANTED.-Several good canvasers to sell
an article which every taxpayer needs, and
which one fourth Of them will buy If properly
presented and explained. No humbug, but an
article OF practical value. Those whe mean
business may call in person on the undersigned
Others need not apply.
tt B. o. DEININGER.
Mr.. Lewis Snavely, of CoSurn, shot
large wild cat the other week. on the
mountain below the Beaver dam. His
dog had chased the beast upon a high
tree, when Mr.. Snayely put an end to
its existence.
The new slaughter house of j. B.
Kreamer's meat market fills the bill in
every respect. 1t is a commodious and
substantial building, kept very clean
and orderly by that master butcher,
John Miller.
We invite merchants and business
men In town and neighborhood TO call
at the Journal Office and examine sam
pies of our Job Work and learn prices
We are certain they will be we'll pleas
ed with both.
Our friend, Mr.. J. r. Van Ormer,
residing at Philadelphia, favored us
with welcome letter last week con-
tanning words of much encouragement.
May his shadow never grow less, is
our wish in return.
Last Saturday afternoon some oil
the personal property of Mrs. A. Alex
ander, deceased, was disposed of at
public sale and the articles sold
brought fair prices. Very many peo.
pie were in attendance.
The band gave Rev. G. E. Defining.
er sereGade last Friday evening ir
honor of his return to the old home or
the hill. Rev. D. highly appreciated
the compliment, and returned thanks
in a few pleasant remarks.
When you are troubled with dizz
ness, your appetite all gone, and yor
feel bad generally, take few doses OF
DR.. Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bitters
and you will be surprised at the i'm
provement in your feelings. Every
bottle warranted to give satisfaction.
| Penn Hall and Spring Mills com
munications did not reach us unit
Wednesday afternoon last week, ant
consequently failed to get insertion
Gentlemen, please try to have then
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