Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-01-08

Valentine day next
-Nipping cold last week
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Good apples at Kauffman's.
Mrs. J. w. Lose is visiting her
friends near Tusseyville.
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choice Cards and Pictures.
With this number the JOURNAL
enters upon its 59th volume.
j. r. Kaufman, ST., is at present
III Millheim visiting his folks.
The weather moderated on Mon
day and became wet and rainy.
The nobby cutter ard jingling
sleighbells are taking a rest just now.
Mr.. J. w. Shook left on business
trip to Philadelphia yesterday morning.
-Overcoats, furs and comfortable
wraps are strongly in demand at pres
ent.
Miss Maize Mauck, OF Salona, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. j. c..
Smith.
For the choicest selection of
Scrap Pictures call at the JOURNAL
STORE.
The convention being held at Aa-
ronsburg this week is reported as well
attended.
Our neighbor, cashier Walter, left
on short business trip east. yesterday
afternoon.
The season for musical conven-
tions has fairly opened. Is Millhein
to haye one
MIR. Thomas Frank is lying sick at
his residence on North street. Hope
he may recover.
Mr.. John Musser and wife, of
Boalsburg, were visitors at j. &.
Smiths on Christmas.
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come to the JOURNAL office. Satisfac
tory work guaranteed.
All kinds of coughs seem to be
prevalent in this town. To much
change in the weather.
Rev. Reber, the U. B. preacher,
moyed into the house, vacated by Har'
vey Confer, last week.
The Millheim B. s. L. Association
will haye its regular monthly meeting
next Monday evening.
Among the visitors of town during
the holidays we noticed Rev. &. +.
Gephart, of New Berlin.
1t is shocking-the way some fell
lows fall at the rink-more shocking to
them than to anybody else.
DIR. S. G. Musser, of Aaronsburg,
WHO DcCil W AOL AZ"
months, returned last week.
One of the holiday attractions at
the rink was sDutch Bill on rollers"
Only he wasn't on very long.
Little Eva Kreamer, Miss of not
quite fourteen summers wears the lau-
rels as the swiftest lady skater in town.
j. w. Adams returned home from
the West last week. Wesley looks
hearty and western life seems to agree
with him.
Mr.. Al. Grove has the agency for q
new and improved patent of scissors
and seems to meet with good success
in his canvass.
Harvey Confer moved into his new
quarters, on Penn street last week and
is now snugly housed alongside of his
parents residence.
Rev. Ettinger, of the Ev. Associa-
ton, called on us on MondaJ morning.
He IS a refined gentleman and a
Thorough theologian.
Miss Maggie Alexander, we are
sorry to state, is not growing better
from her late illness. We sincerely
wish she will soon be restored.
If you think cash can not buy
cheaper than credit, try it.
Dinges, Trumpfheller q Co.,
Coburn, Pa.
Mr.. Calyin Slower, second son OF
Mr.. Geo. w. Slower, OF Penns Creek,
has returned after an absence OF sever
al years, which he spent in travels.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Syrup, Vine :
gar, Coal Oil, Currants, all reduc ed fol
cash. Dinges, Trumrfheller u Co.,
Coburn. Pa
The fantastic parade which passed
through our streets on New Years day
created some stir and many SMILE
The boys looked gay and no doubt fel