Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-11-19

| On Thursday evening Mr.. l.. Wes-
ley Smith, u composition In the Centre
Hall Reporter office, and his bride, for
merly Miss Jean Il. Kuhn, OF B,als-
burg, registered ut the Spring Mills
House. Rev. w. E. Fisher performed
the marriage rites.
HEADACHE, TORPID LIVER, Cos
TIvENEss. Simmons Liver Regulator,
by it's mild cathartic properties, ,relieyes
the bowels from distractions and
cleansing. Cures headache, indlges-
tion and liver complaint-eYen the most
confirmed. chronic cases.
Miss Mary Heinle, residing with
her aged father, at the tollgate in the
Gap north of town, suddenly lett her
home last week and has not been heard
of up to this writing. The lady is said
to be dementated and had attempted to
leave home several times before. The
old gentleman is in very feeble
condition and Is being waited on by
Michael Zeigler.
RUN AWAY Yesterday noon, when
Mr.. M. I. Jamison and Edward Writ
returned from Sugar Valley, the horse
took fright in Smith and Zerby's alley,
and ran away. Passing the col ner OF
Zerby's stable the buggy struck and
was upset, and the occupants spilled
out. The horse ran some distance be-
fore 1t could be caught. The buggy
was badly wrecked, but fortunately no.
body was hurt.
While at Spring Mills the other
day we stopped with Mr.. j. IL. Bibby,
the gentlemanly proprietor OF the
Spring Mills House. Mr.. Bibby is an
experienced hotelist, who treats his
guests In the best manner. The house
is kept in excellent order, having all
| the modern accommodations, and his
table is always filed with the best food
the market can aft ord and prepared in
manner to suit the appetites Of all
travelling men.
The Pennsylvania railroad began
the sale of duplex tickets on trains
Thursday. If passenger does not buy
ticket at the station for any reason
and offers to pay his fare 20 the con.
ductor, that official sells him a ticket,
for which he charges him at the rate of
three cents per mile and ten cents
ADDITIONAL. To this ticket is attached a
coupon, which the passenger keeps and
presents at the office of the company
when he reaches his destination, and
the ten cents rae refunded.
ALL the preliminary arrangements
for the organization of Lutheran con-
gregation at Coburn haYe been made.
The Evangelical church Mt that place
has been rented for holding services
there from time to time. A committee
of four has been appointed to take the
necessary steps in procuring a charter.
The prospects are that the congregation
will start with a membership of about
35. The name of the church Is likely
to be Trinity Ev. Luth. Church of Co.
burn. A lot, for the purpose of erect
ing a church edifice thereon, has been
purchased, but no building operations
will be undertaken at present. All in
dications point to strong and we'll
managed church body. The new con
gregation is to be part of the Aarons-
burg charge, Rey. Deitzler, Pastor. We
wish the brethren Godspeed.
| PROGRAMME OF THE EXCELSIOR
LITERARY SOCIETY for Tuesday ev en-.
ing, Nov. "a, 'S5:-
Inaugural Address.
Select Reading, Miss Annie Rhoades.
! Essay, Miss Cora Reifsnyder.
| Defamation, Mr.. Fred E. Gutelius.
Select Reading. Miss Cora Kreamer.
| Defamation, Mr.. Lewis Frain.
| Herman Alter.
Debate, Subject Resolved, that
the parent exerts greater influence in
training the mind of the child than the
teacher" Affirmative, Messrs. E. E.
Bressler, w. K. Alexander, 7. M. Os.
man. A. Walter. Negative. Messrs. j.
H. Kreamer, E. FL. Long, D. r. Fore
man, d. l.. Zerby.
| The leading disputants have the
right to select such other speakers
from the membership, as they may see
proper, in order that the question may
be thoroughly discussed.
The society will close by singing the
following hymns "What a friend we
have in Jesus" and ''Nearer my God
to Thee"
w. F. SMITH,
G.. w. LONG, Com.
CLARA REIFsNYDER,
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