Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-06-25
LOCAL NEWS.

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Cheap Summer Silks at ID. 5, K: 4
Co.'S.
-Bellefonte will have circus On the
30th instant.
--Good Dress Cashmeres for 25 cents
yard at Kauffman's.
w. 4. Auman is home from the
New Berlin seminary.
WANTED.-Oneo or two nice Shoats.
Inquire Of ID. s. Kaufman ~ Co.
Some of our farmers in this neigh :
borhood have started to make hay.
ID. w. Zeigler, Penn street is
breaking ground for his new house.
The Bellefonte Court House is un-
dergoing necessary repairs at present.
Survival of the fitest. Downs Elixir
simply because it is the best.
Ladies, for fine and complete line
of Embroiderles call at Kaufman s
store.
Last Sunday was the longest day
and summer is already on the decline.
How time flies
New Cabbage, Beans, Peas, Pine
apples, &C., to be had at the Millheim
Grocery this week.
j. Spigelmyer moved into David
Scholl's property, at the eastern end of
Main Street, last Friday.
Mr.. Rolinger, of York, Pa, is a
visitor at c. F. Deininger's and was
one of our callers this week.
Gospel Hymns, No. l 2 s. 8 combin-
ed,with or without masic-at the Jour-
nal store. n tt
Every bottle of Arnica & Oil Lini-
ment sold is warranted by the proprie-
tors to give satisfaction or money will
be refunded. stsE
Mr.. & Mrs. Creisher,of Mifflinburg,
were sojourning in Millheim for sever
al days, the guests OF Mrs. A. ]. Har-
ter.
The Lewisburg nail works are
running a double set of hands day and
night. The demand for their nails is
very large.
Sunday night We had refreshing
rain which greatly helped vegetation
and rendered the atmosphere cool and
pure on Monday morning.
-"Have used DR. Thomas Electric
Oil for Group and colds, and declare it
positive cure" Contributed. by VIM.
Kay, $40 Plymouth Ave, Buffalo, MY.
The plasterers have started on
their job in A. J. Harter's new house.
That boss mechanic, VIM. Shafer, of
Spring Mills, has the contract for the
work.
II. F. Meyer, the agreeable proprie-
tor of the Rebersbnrg hotel, gave the
JOURNAL a business call last Saturday
forenoon. Will be glad to have him
call often.
POSITIVELY AT HALF PRICE.-We
are selling our StrawHats at half pr ice.
Come and get the benefit of this extra
ordinary offer.
d. S. Kaufman & Co.
Mr.. Donehower, of Lewisturg,
spent few days last week along our
mountain streams enjoying the sport of
fishing for trout. BY all reports he is
a success in that line.
MIR. P. S. Meyers house on Penn
street occupied by Rev. Mountz, is be.
ing greatly improved by new weather
boarding and avery neat porch. And
still the good work goes on.
Mrs. John Keen had the gutter a
long the pavement in front OF her Main
street residence cobbled with stone,
which prevents the rain water from
standing and stagnating there.
DIR. Reber, who formerly practiced
medicine in this town, but is now To-
Gated at Lilyville, Mifain county, was
here last week, and removed his furni-
ture to his present place of residence.
Mr.. Thomas Kister informs us that
he heard the peculiar noise made by To-
Gusts, while at Aaronsburg the other
day. They must lie the advance agents
of that great and destructive plague
Look out for them.
DO not forget the festival OF the
Reformed Ladies' Mite society next
Saturday afternoon and evening. You
may expect first-class ice-cream and
cakes and an agreeable time. Go and
"help those women"
"A. D. Deininger is home on few
weeks visit to his parents. after whlcf
he expect, to fill the position OF clerf