Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-10-29
ID. w. Zelgler's new residence on

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Penn street received its first coat o.
plastering last week. We understand
that part of the building will bs used AZ
an ice-cream and oyster saloon, which
will formally be opened sometime dur
ing the holidays. The well-planned ar
rangement of the building and its cen
tral location will make IL popular re
sort for persons of epicurean tastes.
A CURE AT LAST. --Ely's Cream
Balm goes more directly than any 9th
er catarrh remedy to the seat of the dis
ease, aud has resulted In more cures
here than all others. - WilkeSbdrre, Pa,
Leader.
MY Son. aged nine years, was afiiict'
ed with catarrh, the use of Ely's Cream
BALM effected n complete cure. w. f.
IIamman, Druggist, Easton,Pa 4O'4t
Mr.. Joseph Shafer,o of Nittany Hall,
gave us a call on Tuesday, just long
enough to see that he Is all right on
the subscription book aud to tell us
that he was a passenger on one OF the
trains which were wrecked on the z.
and K. railroad o few miles from
Williamsport, and that he received
severe bump in the catastrophe.
Mr.. John Limbert, an old and we'll
known citizen OF Madisonburg, died
last Monday morning, aged ~ years.
Deceased was only sick since Friday,
having been working out in the corn
field the greater part of last week. 1t
is supposed that he contracted severe
cold in his bowels which ultimated in
his death. The funeral took place yes
terday forenoon, Rev. N. j. Miller off,
ciating.
Mr.. Joshua A. Israel, of Philadel-
phia, who has been representing the
Wholesale Clothing House OF JOS. Mel
ter & Co., for the last twelve years reg
istered at the Musser House on Mon
day. Mr.. Israel Is one Of the best sales
men on the road, and expects to enter
the above firm as q member after the
first of January. He is one of those
genial and wholesouled fellows. whom
it is always a pleasure to meet.
Ministers, aldermen and others au-
thorized to perform the marriage cere-
mony in this state should bear in mird
one section Of the new marriage law re-
quiring that the returns be made by
them to the Register and Recorder
from whom the license taken, in thirty
days after the marriage has been per-
formed. The return need not necess-
arily be made in person it can be sent
by mail or otherwise, only so it reaches
the Register aud Recorder, and is cor
rectly made out.
The iron fence for the new ceme-
terry, " est of town, arrived on Tuesday,
and was lifted yesterday and hauled
to the ground. It was manufactured
at Kenton, Ohio, and when In place
will make a stately appearance.
In this connection we are glad to
state that the right man was unani.
morsly elected by the board as super
intendent of Fairview Cemetery,t to wit:
Chief Burgess A. G.. Musser. Mr..
Musser, by virtue of his trade, has con-
siderable experience about graveyard
business, and besides that, is man OF
clear Judgment and enterprising push.
Certainly the best choice that could be
made.
On Friday evening, between seven
and eight O'Clock, the family Of Mr..
Adams, of North street were agreeably
surprised by o number of friends who
had gathered to have a pound party and
to donate large quantity of the neces-
saries of life as token of their sympa
thy and esteem. for the family. The
contributions were liberal and are val
ued at about $24. Mr.Adams and wife
feel exceedingly grateful toward the
many donors.
Such acts of kindness never come a.
miss and will ever!be source of bless
ing to the giver as well Ito the recip.
lent, and they are to be encouraged
heartily.
THE PREMIUM ENGRAVING issued
by "Peterson's MagaziEe," for 1896, ii
of rare excellence and beauty. It is {
first-class line-and-stipple engraving
executed in the highest style of art
The artists are Illman Brothers, anG
they have engraved it-size, 21 inches
by 27-for "Peterson's Magazine" ir
their best and most brilliant manner
The picture is called "The Angel o.
Paradise" and is a companion to th'
"Not Lost, But Gone Before" publish
ed by "Peterson's Magazine" some
years ago, and which was so popular
In artistic merit, it is, we think, one o
the finest peterson" has ever issued
and will 20 to every mothers heart
especially if she has lost one Of he
"darlings." Another of the premium
is the Forget -Me-Not," an illustrated
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