Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-11-11

About twenty Invitations have
been ISSUED for party which is to be
held at the residence of Michael Ulrich
in honor of the l7th anniversary of the
birthday of their daughter Miss Alice,
next Thursday evening, Nov. 18th.
1t is amazing to see the fine stock
of groceries in J. w. Stover's store on
Main street. And it will be still more
Of a surprise when you hear of the low
prices at which he sells his goods. 1t
! will pay you to deal with Slower.
-Musser & Alexander, our marble
| firm, erected fine monument on the
grave of the late Mrs. Il. Benton Ul-
rich, at Penn Hall, on Monday last.
! 1t is manufactured of foreign marble,
and is Il fair specimen of mechanical
! skill.
H. d. Snyder, who has been work
ing in llaltmaa's foundry at the turn
/ ing lathe, will vacate his position and
VIM. ". Hartman will take his place.
Mr.. Snyder expects to make sale of his
property, on Saturday, Nov. Goth at l
O'Clock, p. m.
Fridays Bellefonte Daily NerS
gives an account Of Hebrew wedding
which occurred at the residence of ex-
Burgess A. Sternburg on Thursday of
last week. at which time that gentle
mans Oldest daughter, Cecilia, was
joined in holy wedlock with Saml. II.
Leichten, of Hout2dale, Pa.
The newly elected members of the
legislature already Wis it the state capi-
tai to select quarters for the coming
session. We noticed in Tuesdays Pa
triot that Hon. John A. Woodward ,one
of the representatives from this county
was in Harrisburg for that purpose.
CHOICE CLOvERSEED FOR SALE
The undersigned has large quantity
of extra cloverseed on hand and for
sale. Persons in need of this article
will please call on me at my residence
in Haines township or address me ut
Aaronsburg, Pa. w. w. BOWER.
42-6t.
j. Israel, representing JOS. Meter
s. Co.'s wholesale clothing house, Phil
adel phia, occupied the sample room of
the National Hotel few days this
week. When Israel unpacks his large
trunks full of the best clothing there is
little space left in the room for other
samples. But he never fails to make
some good sales.
Owing to the general excitement
which prevailed on Wednesday Of last
week when the afternoon train from
Bellefonte arrived at Coburn bringing
along tie latest lection news, we fail
ed to make note of the large bunch of
pheasan:s which G. X. Sober, the crack
shot, had shot during days hunt.
We believe he had string of about 20
of the finest specimens.
1t is whispered that Mrs. Presi-
dent Cleveland will not appear in Wash
ington society this winter for special
and very good reasons best known to
herself. This may seem little mys-
terious at first, but upon second
thought it seems quite natural. In the
mean time the Washington ladies feel
somewhat sad at the idea of losing
their leader aud anticipate dull sea-
son.
DID it ever occur to you, thoughtful
and prudent reader, that DIR. kessler'S
Celebrated English Cough Medicine
must be an article Of real merit, or how
could the manufacturer ever be able to
advertise "money refunded to all dis
satisfied purchasers.
oOIN d ON, HOLLo " Il w.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth. Millheim, Pa.
Capt. o. w. Van Valin, of Coburn,
spent several days in town this week to
to see to the completion of couple
dozen drafts (more or less) of his dis
tlllery. These drafts must 90 TO the
proper department at Washington and
must be approved before he can 60
ahead with the manufacture of Ivan
Valin's best" John Kerstet;er, Jr.,
of Penn street, is his dra ughtsman and
did some real fine work.
"A PREFACE is something spoken
or written to introduce general sub
ject !; and wish only to say by way of
preface for | will have more to tell
later on--that the Journal Store is now
in first class trim, nice and clean as
new pin. For several weeks past |
have been adding to my general stock
of goods and will continue to do so for
a while yet. l hope for large trade
during the coming Holiday season and
expect to be fully prepared for it. My
old patrons as we'll as the general pub