Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-06-04

ralgia, Cramp ana Cohc Iiere Is III
remedy superior to the genuine DIR.
Thomas Electric Oil.
We are very much pleased with the
"Poe Mills Scrap Book" appearing in
this weeks issue and hope the author
will repeat his valuable contributions.
w. L. Bright took carload of
cattle to Philadelphia last Monday.
Will is fully up to the business and
ships a large amount of cattle during
the year.
-Erysipelas and Salt Rheum was
entirely driven away from Mrs. j. G.
Anderson, Peshtigo, Wis, by Burdock
Blood Bitters. No equal as n blood
purifier.
Mrs. Sam. Reesman, Of Nebraska,
who had visited at John Toners, at
Beech Creek, for several weeks. is in
town to spend some time with her
relations.
Sunday School officers and teachers
will find fine and complete stock of
Cards at the Journal store. Just re-
ceiyed new supply. Special bargains
in this line.
Mrs. .Jno. Harter, Penn street ,prides
herself with the first red'ripe tomatoe
in town, grown in her garden. Mrs.
Harter wears the belt asa gardener and
horticulturist.
Mark Mooney, of Mott th street,
who had been suffering from a very
sore eye, which partly blinded him for
the last six weeks. we are glad to see is
able to be around again.
ID. w. Zeigler is hauling the stone
for the foundation walls of his new
house on Penn street. The necessary
lumber is nearly all on the ground and
work will begin in few weeks.
-"When the cats away, the mice
do play" and so with our high consta-
BILE and the pigs. Since Mr.. Keen is
away the borough is running over with
pigs. Guess they know that he is
gone.
Constable G.. w. Harter, of Mill
helm would hereby respectfully inform
the people of these valleys that he has
taken the agency for the Spring Tooth
Harrow, formerly handled by Abs. Har-
ter. st
"A full line of Fresh Drugs, guaran-
teed to be pure, also large assortment
of Patent Medicines, put up in neat
style ard sold cheaper than anywhere
in the county at D. S. Kaufman &
Co.'S new store.
This weeks bill of fare at the First
National Hotel is 4: Clam Soup, Roast
Beef and Veal, Fresh Mackerel, Peas,
Beans, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Rad
dishes and Onions, all of this season,
Bananas.
S. J. Herring. Esq, and wife, were
in town last Thursday OH brief visit
to SONS of their fir lends. The squire
cont bined business with pleasure by at
tending to some insurance matters for
the Centre Hall company.
Work on the foundation walls of
the new Truck House on Penn street
commenced yesterday morning under
the supervision of the committee, con.
sisting of about twelve, more or less,
Hon. J. r. B. chairman.
Ayers Sarsaparilla is highly con-
centrated extract of Sarsaparilla, and
other blood-purifying roots, combined
with Iodine of Potassium and Iron. Its
control oyer scrofulous diseases is un-
equaled by any other medicine.
In next weeks Journal there will
be an announcement of something new
and interesting and everybody is urged
to pay particular attention to it. 1t
will be an exhibition and presentation
by d. S. Kaufman & Co., Millheim.
Mrs. John H. Thomas, of York,
daughter of Rev. G. +. DeiniDger OF
this place, arrived here last week with
her family, to spend few days at her
parents'bouse on Main street. She ex-
poets to return nome Oh Monday next.
An abundant supply oe novelties
and fancy goods, such as stamped linen
and felt goods, flower pot trelises, ruff
boxes, powders, toilet soaps, SC. arriv-
ing weekly at the Journal store.
School books and bags and blank books
a specially.
New GooDs.---Mrs. E. j. Brumgard
lust received new lot of Millinery
Goods, which comprises the latest and
most beautiful styles of Headwear ever
brought to town. Her prices are mod =
crate and the ladies are kindly request
ed to give her call. tt
Next to the cowardly trick of wri-