Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-09
Fresh Watermelons just received a

Fresh Watermelons just received q
J. w. Loses grocery store.
Mr.. Elias Krumrine wishes us t
say that il any OF the hunters shoul
kill bear this season, he requests hin
to save the gall and leave it at this Of
fee, as he has special use for it.
Now that the cunning season ha:
opened the daily papers already giv'
accounts of shooting accidents. we
hope the sportsmen Of this neighbor
hood will not forget to handle their
guns with care.
MI. Geo. w. SwartZ. aud family
of Lewistown, Pa, were here on q visit
to relatives. Before leaving MIR
Swartz popped into our sanctum to re-
new his JOURNAL subscription. lie is
as pleasant as IN the days OF yore.
PUBLIC SALE.-Several hundred
good, second handed broad rails, a
number of Sc cond hand posts and lot
of refuse rails and posts will be sold by
public sale at Fairyisw Cemetery, Sat
urday evening next at 81 O'Clock.
Mrs. Colonel Eli Slifer. OF Lewis
burg, died Oh Tuesday morning after a
protracted illness. Her surviving hus-
band is also in u critical condition.
The deceased was the mother Of Mrs.
A. II. Dill and was widely known.
LIME FOR SALE.-Mr. ID. J. Musser,
of Penn Hall, gives notice that he has
lot of first.class lime on hand and Of
fers it for sale at his place one half mile
east of Penn Hall. Persons in need
OF lime will do we'll to call on him.
Mrs. Willard Ruhl and Miss Dora
Ruhl, of Mifflinburg, were guests at
Michael Ulrich's residence on Main
street for several days. Mrs. Ruhl is
the daughter Of Mr.. John Klapham,
who resided in town several gears ago.
j. Eisenhuth informs the public
that he has added to his drug stock the
celebrated KEYSTONE MALT WHIsK.
EY and other pure liquors. Sold only
on prescriptions of physicians, for med
ical use. 33-6m.
Mr.. Clair Gephart, who for over a
year clerked in one of the stores in Lo-
gansville, Clinton county, has again Ia
ken up quarters at his parents home on
North street, with a view OF spending
the winter here.
The Misses Katie and Maggie AL
exander, of Centre Hall, are spending
a week among relatives in this vicinity.
Their many friends and acquaintances
are of course delighted to see them in
their native place,
The pony business is still upper
most il some peoples mind and minor
interests, such as factories. &C. stand
no chance at all for their consideration
Well, everyone to his taste !; this is a
free country you know.
Read the new stove and tinware
advertisement of Jacob Eisenhuth. ap-
pearing elsewhere In this weeks JOUR.
NAL. He has in his employ Mr.. d. I.
Brown, a first class mechanic. and is
prepared at all times to Gil orders for
spouting.
-Bellefonte advances another step
on the road to modern educational ad-
vantages. Miss Maggie E. Parks, Of
Hamlinton, Ohio, and sister Of Mrs.
Rev. Chas. T. Steck, will open Kin
dergarten school in the room above
Hastings & Reeder's law office.
Help the band boys along on Satur.
day. September 18th. They wish to
get new set Of horns, having used the
old instruments for over twelve years.
By patronizing them literally they will
realize almost enough out of their festi.
val to purchase the new instruments.
IT IS ESTIMATED that there are one
hundred thousand sufferers from hay
fever i'm the United States (; a number
about four times greater than the regu-
lar standing army. This number could
be reduced to a mere regiment II all
would resort to Ely's Cream Balm.
32-4t.
Relief funds are being sent to
Charleston, the wrecked city. from all
oyer the country AID the needs Of the
suffering people are gradually being
met. Since the great earthquake,
which visited the city last week, the
place was shaken up several times, but
no further damage is reported.
The Allegheny Annual conference
of the U. B. church will convene at
Conemaugh, Cambria Co., Pa, Sept.
O., 1886. The pastor of Millheim cir
cult, Rev. @. G.. Wasson, will preach
his last sermon for the conference year
In the u. b. church Of this place next
Sunday morning.
Brother Foote'S Mif,nburq Times
came out in enlarged size last week.
It is now an eight-page weekly, four
pages of which are printed on the pat.
ent plan. The paper must be growing
In favor and so 1t should, as the editor
seems to work hard to make 1t as in .
teresting as possible.