Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-06-03

! For Earache, Toothache, Solt
| Throat, Swelled Neck, and the results
of cold and Inflammation, use Or
Thomas' Eclectric Oil-thc great pain
| destroyer.
Mr.. Jacob Wagner, Sr., al aged
citizen of this county, residing IN the
Loop, departed this life on last Mon
day and was buried yesterday (WedneS-
day. forenoon.
Every bottle of Arnica " Oil Lini-
ment sold is warranted by the proprle-
tors to give satisfaction or money VIII
be refunded. For sale by j. Spiselmy-
er and ID. &. Kaufman Il Co.
Mr.. Clair Gephart, who holds Il
clerkship in one of Logansville's lead
ing stores, was home on Il visit TO his
parents, Mr. Jacob Gephart's, over
SUNDAY. Clair likes his position right
we'll and seems pleased with his present
place of abode.
ID. =. Kaufman, one of our leading
merchants, took Il pleasure trip to Clin-
ton county for n few days and visited
Lock Haven. He was very lavorably
impressed with Clinton cnunty'scapltal
and seems to feel good over the whole
of his journey.
Many thanks are due the young
ladies' or this town for their contribu.
tions of we'll arranged and beautiful
bouquets Of nDweys on Decoration Day.
Their valuable assistance at such
times is indispensable aud is duly appre-
ciated 10y all.
Landlord Rocks newly painted
carriage, which conveys passengers
from Coburn station to the National
hotel at this place, is on the road, and
makes IN attractive appearance. TheJob
was done 10y that excellent coachpaint-
er. G. w. Albright.
speaking of grand success in fish
ing this season, Mr.. &. X. Sobers, the
well.known sportsman, tells Us that he
and friend of his caught over 200 fair
sized trout III less than half day, the
other week. They were angling at the
head of Penns Creek.
More people, adults and children,
are troubled with cOStiveneSS than with
any other ailment. DR.. Henry BaXter's
Mandrake Bitters will cure costiyeness
and prevent the diseases which result
from it. For sale by J. Spigemyer and
d. 5. Kaufman Il Co.
For taste and elegance L. W..
Mauck s wall papers can not easily be
beat. We were shown room III Mr..
Noah StOyer'S residence on Penn street
the other day and were filled with ad-
mration of Mr.. Mauck's skill and eX-
actness in hanging paper and produ-
cling beautiful effects.
Strange to say we have not yet
heard of IA single picnic or festival in
waiting on cute kuche this long time
and we even heard u bandmember re-
mark the other day that he will resign
his place if the outlook for a picnic
dinner does not soon get better.
Mrs. Emmons' lecture on temper
ance in the Evangelical church last
Friday evening was largely attended
and resulted in the organization of an
auxiliary society to the w. G. L. o.,
with Mrs. b. 0. Deininger rs president.
Mrs. Emmons was pronounced splen
did speaker by those who were among
her audience.
BY scanning our advertising COL
umns our read ers will find ST. Frain's
card, in winch he announces the super.
ior accom- modations afforded at the
Keystone Hotel, Selinsgrove, of which
he is the enterprising ard obliglng
landlord. Mr.. Frain has faith in the
value of printers ink and his faith,
we're sure, is in the right.
The towncouncil of Danyille made
war on the telegraph and telephone
poles and hereafter each pole in that
town represents tax of Sl.00. Now
if our borough fathers should ever get
a similar idea, we would propose TIN at
an extra % cts. be added on every tele-
phone pole, as special tax for bid APP
pearance and crookedneSs.
Efforts are being made to effect
the organization Of "SonS of Veterans"
of this place and vicinity and we are
requested to announce that meeting
will be held for that purpose in the
Millheim town hall next Saturday
evening when ali the young men whose
fathers were in service during the late
war are requested to attend and to sig
nifty their intention of joining the ju.
nior post.
We are not in the habit of "boast-
ing" about the JOURNAL, but the fol-
lowing sentence, taken from letter to
this office from J. A. Mcdonald, pro.
prietor of tie Central Pennsylvania
Pharmacy at ReedsYille, is certainly
very complimentary and speaks for it.
self: Please continue our advertise.
.ment until we tell yon to stop, as find
your paper one of the best advertising
| journals | ever used.
Confer & Son, the planning mill men
are buSily engaged in the manufacture
of building material for the Methodist
| church in this place, which Will he re-
modelled after harvest. We under
stand that the changes will consist in Il
new steeple. to be built from the
| ground, new roof, new floors and
windows. At that rate Main street
will be able to boast of fine church
building by next winter.
The first copy of the Times Ne,Cs,
Selinsgrove's new paper and at The
same time Snyder county'S democratic
organ, is on our table. BY all appear
ances the proprietors, Messrs. Early
e Lesher, have the necessary qualilica.
tions and push to issue a wide-awake