Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-12-09

Faust, of Spring Bank, Is running a,
large. Information of the dogs where
abouts will be thankfully received 10y
the owner.
"A. Harter, our former fellow.clti.
zen, now resident of Logansyille,
Clinton Co., is confined to sickbed
with an attack of typhoid fever. His
son George carries the mail betwee n
this point and Sugar Valley during Mr.
Harter's sickness Hope Abs will soon
recover his health.
On Friday evening the Journal
stMe man returned from Philadelphia
where he had bought large stock of
the very latest holiday novelties which
arrived this week and are being tas.
tily arranged upon the shelves of his
store on Penn street. See Journal store
column and call on him.
The attention of our readers is di-
rected to the new advertisement Of ID.
S. Kaufman Il Go. appearing in anoth-
er column of this weeks JOURNAL,
The firm is we'll known for their enter :
prise and push and their stock generally
goes to show that what they advertise
is true TO the letter. Read 1t.
Attend the dedication of the NJ f.
church next Sunday and do not forget
to bring some cash along-the more of
that the better. The services promise
to be of great interest. A child:en's
meeting will be held in the afternoon
and a general invitation to take part In
these exercises has been issued.
Mrs. Grow, of Brookville, H.,
who has been visiting her brother, Mr.
Henry T. Zerby, in Haines township,
for the last three weeks, called at this
office yesterday and engaged the Jour.
nal to be sent to her for year. She is
making preparations te return TO her
western home in about a week.
The recent earthquakes were occa-
stoned by ourI extremely low prices.
Not that our low prices have anything
to DO with this mundane sphere, bu:
they compelled other dealers to shake.
Hence the analogy: We simply defy
competition in price. quality and GUAM
THY of our goods. ID S Kaufman u
Co.
AS the holidays are coming and
with it the end OF 1886, let those of our
subscribers who are in arrears on their
paper for 'S6, 'S5, 'S4 and even 'S3, re.
member that the printer needs money
IN order to pay for material, rent, help,
&C., &C., sc. Please pay up. We
must have pecuniary lift by end Of
this month.
Bills will be issued from this office
to-day advertising the real estate of
Samuel Weiser, Sr., late of Millheim,
decd. at public sale, which will take
place at TIE late residence Of decedent
Saturday, Jan. Sth, at one O'Clock. p.
m. The old homestead on Main street
and several valuable building lots will
then be offered for sale.
"A letter to our townsman, Daniel
Hoy, from his son-in-law w. III. Wea-
yer. at McAlevy's Fort, Pa, states
that the Green Lee Mills at that place,
being run by Mr.. Weaver. was totally
destroyed by fire last Friday night.
Loss between $4,000 and $4,000, with
little insurance. All the grain, flour,
chop, &c. in the mill was burned.
Jacob Coleman, residing with his
son at Fowler, Pa, died last Thursday
at the age of Ga years. 10 months and
10 days. Deceased has been an invalid
since 1861. during which time he has
been helpless as q child. Death was
indeed a relief to this sufferer. His
remains were buried in the Lutheran
cemetery at Aaronsburg last Monday.
Maj. J. Frank Miller, of Berry's-
burg, Dauphin Co., Pa, is at present
stopping at the Musser House and is
canvassing this vicinity with Man
ning's illustrated Stock Doctor and
Live Stock Encyclopedia, very alua
BILE and convenient book for farmers.
He also carries copy of Grants
Memoirs, published by Hubbard Bros,
Phila.
"A GOOD NURSE should not hesi-
tate to wait upon those i'll with such
diseases as Smallpox Cholera or Scarlet
Fever. There is little to be feared by
persons waiting on the sick if they will
use DarbyS PrOphylactic Fluid freely.
In sick-rOomS it should be exposed on a
plate or saucer, and the patient sponged
off with the Fluid diluted. For safety.
cleanliness and comfort in the sick
room the Fluid IS Indispensable.
CARD OF THANKS To all ,he per-
sons representing the different church
es of Millheim who visited my resi-
dence on Main street on last Thursday
evening, taking US completely by sur
prise and leaving fifteen dollars worth
of goods for the preacher and his fam
lily, | hereby tender my sincere and
hearty thanks !; AID also wish to say
to them the expression OF their good