Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-30

Mr.. J. X. Crawford, one of the
Knitting Factory firm, was in town u
few days to complete arrangements
with the stockholders.
C. A. Harter has returned from
Minersville, West Virginia, where he
had been on lumber job. George you
didn't stick very long, what was the
matter ?
1T seems everybody is getting
married nowadays without letting any
body else know anything abolt it un.
til after it all is passed. That isn't
fair and should be stopped.
DEATHS DoINGs.-.Harry Cook, an
interesting two year-old son of Thos.
Walker, of Rebersburg, died on Tues
day morning, after short illness.
The child will be buried thls( Thursday
| forenoon.
Our band boys are at present ne
gotiating with different paltie for
winter quarters. They concluded that
the town hall is altogether too cool and
in attractive a place to hold meetings
in on cold winter evenings.
r. Gutekunst's phototype estab-
lishment, Philadelphia, sent to this
Office specimens Of portraits of Lieut..
Gov. G. +. Black and Col. r. b. Rick.
etts, the candidates at the head of the
democratic ticket. The pictures are
perfect gems of art aud are we'll suited
for framing. For 25 cts. in postage
stamps sent to Box 36, Philadelphia
post office, these pictures will be sent
postpaid to any address.
The Improvement fever has taken
hold of The southern end of Penn
street. Mrs. Reesman had her fence
rebuilt and pap Fielder and +. Bar
tholomew made new boardwalks in
front OF their premises. Others will
follow suit and are preparing to lay new
sidewalks. p. S. Meyer had neat
wire fence constructed. This is com
mendable move and deserves TO be imi-
tated along the whole line.
We are reliably informed that Rev.
G. F. Deininger will. OH account of i'll
health be compelled to resign his charge
at York, Pa, and contemplates moving
back to MillEeim this fall yet. While
we are glad to see the reverend gentle
man come back to town, we are sorry
to hear that his continued bad health
units him for his ministerial work and
hope he may recover sufficiently to re-
| sumo his labors on the pulpit before
! long.
DON'T FORGET.-Those of our sub.
scribers who several weeks ago receiv.
ed statements of their arrearages and
have not found time yet to respond
W i'll please not to forget that we are
anxiously waiting on their remittances.
| A few have needed our call for money,
by far the greater number ar yet to be
heard from. Remember when we send
you bills of your accounts we mean
business. Please attend to your news
paper debt at once.
e. II. Long and wife, departed on
the eastward bound train on Monday
morning. Mrs. Long will stop off at
the home of her parents, at Fishers
Ferry. e. III. goes on to Philadelphia
and New York to select the fall goods
for D. S. Kaufman & Co.'S store, and
when through with that will take q
trip to North Carolina to take look at
the rich copperfields there and proba-
bly, make an investment. We wish
Ale safe and pleasant journey.
Jas. r. Irwin. druggist, Curwins-
vile, Pa. writes
j. A. Mcdonald, DEAR SIR Send
us gross of yourWorm Powders-they
give good satisfaction to our trade.
Professionally, 1 always recommend
| them. as consider they embody to the
utmost the principal and most desirable
| points i'm neutrality-suspicious. uf
dose. easiness to take, compactnesS and
elegance, while our steadily increasing
| sales attest their value as a worm de-
| strOyer and the satisfaction they give
Cur trade
Dissatisfied purchasers can have their
moEey refunded.
| JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CO.,
Philadelphla Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth. Millheim. Pa.
"A frequent expression made by
visitors who haye not been to Milheim
for few years is, how the place has
changed And so it did. New
churches have been erected, new houses
have heen going up everywhere, es-
pecially in the southern part Of town
and old residences have been renovated
and improved. Main street, the oldest
part of town has undergone marked
changes. The brick block on the
square, which is about being finished.
is an ornament to town and a monu-
men of enterprise and push. And now
that we are On the eve of getting a
hosiery factory the prospects for bus
mess and building boom are so much
| hriuhfar and the time ia not sO very dis.