Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-02
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

BuCklen $ Arn1Cd SalV0.
THE BEST SAIvE in the World for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers. salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, ChilblanS. CornS, and Ill SKIN
Eruptions and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. Ii is guaranteed 10 give perfect sat
iSfaction, or money refunded. Price - cents
per box. For sale by j. EiSenhuth
A cow belonging to VIM. b. Bit
ner, of Spring Mills, was struck by the
engine of the evening passenger train
going west on Thursday in Grenoble's
cut near that place and was instantly
killed.
w. L. Auman, who for several
terms was a student at the New Ber-
lin Seminary, left this morning for the
theological seminary at Lancaster,
where he will complete his studies for
the ministry.
Miss Katie Dinges, residing back
of Main street, near the race, while
white washing her bakeoven tie other
day. was so unfortunate as to slip OIL
and sustained painful but not serious
injuries by her fall.
-Sam'l. Frank, Executor, again Of
fers the valuable real estate of the late
Michael Frank, in Haines township,
for sale. Posters baye been put up
which announce the date of the sale to
be Saturday, October 9th.
-Revs. Deitzler (Luth. and SwengIe
(Ev.) preached in their respective chur-
ches on Sunday, the former in the fore
noon, the latter in the evening. Both
hau large and attentive audiences not.
withstauding the oppressive heat.
"A new law obliges proprietors of
threshing machines passing on public
highways to send messenger at least
one eighth of a mile ahead to give
warning, and at night to carry a red
light. Failing to do so, the proprietor
is liable for all damages.
Charles Lashelle, who is imprison-
ed in the Carroll Co. Jail, ILL.,, for a
murder of which we gave an account
several months ago. had narrow escape
from being murdered himself as will be
seen by the Item headed Attacked by
a Maniac" OIL our second page.
The Miffiinburg Times announces
that c.. X Sobers, the champion marks
man of this state, will be at Lewisburg
during the reunion on the 9th inst,
to give an exhibition Of his wonderful
skill in shooting glassballs. That a
lone is worth spending the excursion
fare.
A LARGE SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
The Sunday schools Of Spring Mills
will unite with six other schools in the
surrounding country to hold a basket
picnic in the grove back of the Presby-
terian church, on Saturday, Sept. 4th.
A big crowd is expected. Don't for
get the date, September 4th.
Mr.. Smith, of Kansas, was here be-
ginning of the week, with a carload of
ponies, which he offered for sale. We
understand that Israel Confer, Jerome
Spigelmyer ard w. J. Springer, of this
place, and Mr.. Stambach, of Aarons-
burg each bought one, while II. G.
Shafer, of Spring Mills, purchased a
span.
We are told that there will be
be an entertainment given in the Town
Hall this evening, by party from Re-
bersburg, the programme to consist of
literary and musical performances.
The two principal performers will be
the Misses Shafer, from Reading, who
will be assisted by home talent from
our sister valley.
Among the recent publications of
music we find but two songs published
by Ign. Fischer, Toledo, G., that are
really worthy of special mention, ,Tenny-
sons "Break. Break. Break, on Thu
Cold Gray Stones, o Sea-" music by
the well-known Frederick FL. Pease,
and Longfellow's "Stay at Home My
Heart and Rest, Emusic by WA. Ogden
an author whose works rank among the
most popular of the present day. Price
of each 40c.
A Captains Fortunate Dis