Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-07-30
Glass Jars-cheap at Kaulfman's.

Penn Hall, is for sale at ID. 5. Kantf
man & Co.'S new store, Hain street
Millheim, Pa.
1t Is whispered that one of our
most respected young men will soon
quit single life and join the ranks OF
meek andhappy Benedicts. For further
particulars wait.
Rev. G. w. Raver will preach next
Sunday as follows In the U. b.
church, Millheim, at 10y O'Clock, a. M,
Rebersburg, q p. m, and washington
Furnace, q p. m.
w. T. Auman is ut present engag-
ed in the sale of "The History OF the
Reformed church.s BY all reports he
is success as a book agept-and that
means a great deal.
Thee eGreatZingari ToothacheDrops,
for toothache and neuralgia, have no
equal. Only costs Is cents at any drug
store. Warranted. Sold by j. Eisen-
huth, Millheim, Pa.
-Prothonotary Brett gives notice in
the Bellefonte Wdichmdn, that jurors
drawn for the second week Of August
court need not attend, as there will be
no court that week.
In Ready-made Clothing we Will
positively not be undersold. We carry
a full line of good quality and latest
styles. No old stock. ID. s. Kaufman
Il Co., Millheim, Pa.
LADIES, never forget that all our
Lawns, Embroideries, Summer Silks,
etc., are marked down to cost in order
to run them out this season.
ID. S. KAUFMAN & Co.
PIANO TUNING.--I 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.
Judge Frank and his son, Philip
Frank. Esq, of Rebersburg, dropped in
the JOURNAL office for short time on
Tuesday. They had been attending the
funeral of John J. Frank, Aaronsburg.
Miss Minnie Wise, of Woodward,a "a
young lady of about % years of age,
died on Sunday and was buried on
Tuesday forenoon. We are Informed
that deceased was afflicted with con-
BY request of the ladies of The Ev.
Aid Society of Millheim, l tender their
hearty thanks to the friends in general
or the support and encouragement
yiyen them at their festival last Satur-
lay. s. M. MoUNTz.
The summer resort season was not
Is prosperous and successful thus far
IS in former years. This is likely ow-
ng to the scarcity Of money and the
,roprietors of those establishments are
aid to wear long faces.
Our yonng friend, Fred. Brumgard
vas presented with fine German sill
'er Ed Cornet by his father, and will
It once go to work to acquire the
of playing it, and will soon
,e a recruit in the band.
Prof. w. T. Meyer and wife, OF
passed through town on
having come home on a visit
to their parental homes at Aaronsburg.
They expe ct to spend month with
heir relatives and friends.
The real estate of j. Adam Morr,
deceased, on Main street, is advertised
'or sale by Michael Ulrich, Jr., execu-
.or, in this week. Issue. The sale will
,vme off ON Saturday, Aug. l5tn, at
,ne O'Clock in the afternoon.
Sadie, one of DR.. J. F. Harter's
little daughters, was thrown out of the
buggy on her head one day last week,
by sudden jerk Of the horse. Shewas
considerably stunned, but fortunately
no serious injuries resulted from the
fall.
"A lady writes: "I have used Ayers
in my family for many
years, and could not keep house with
out it. For the relief of the pains con-
sequent upon female weaknesses and
Irregularities, l consider it without an
equal.".
The Penn street school house bell,
which has been silent for few weeks,
On Monday morning again rang out its
to young America to come
to the house of learning. M. l. Jami-
son holds the scepter as teacher. The
school is fairly attended.
The Misses 5. E. Adams, Emily J.
Adams Carrie: adams and Helen Cause,
four young ladies from Harrisburg, ar
rived in town last Wednesday and reg
istered at the First National, intending
to summer there. Millheim is becom-
ing quite a resort for city folks.
LOOK HERE.-I cure Piles. have
a positive remedy for piles. BY its use
many cases of the worst kind and of