Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-04-22
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
Look out for the tramps.
To morrow is q legal holiday.
-SuBscRrBE for the JOURNAL.
First. class Job work doue at the
JOURNAL office.
Here The new goods at kauff'
mans. Go and see.
MANY of our people. vigorously
WELD the white wash brush.
e. HI. Long and family have re-
turned from the eastern cities.
This is a season of harvest for
tailors, dressmakers and milliners.
The barefooted boy may be noticed
on the streets. Stubbed toes are next.
-Iuther Guistwite's saw mill was
moved from Fowler's to Brushvaliey
last week.
Miss Lizzia Shoop, Of Centre Hall,
is In town, the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
s. D. Musser.
Some of our street crossings are
thickly covered with dirt and should
be cleaned off.
From 6 to 10 cents will buy any
color in Nuns Yelling at Kauffman's
store, Millheim.
Something new and pretty in the
furniture line just received ut Mauck's
on Penn street.
The Jewish Feast of the Passover
began on Monday evening and will con-
tinue for eight days.
Mrs. Jonathan Harter has gone to
Harrisburg to visit her daughter, Mrs.
H. J. Kurzenknabe.
Consult your own interests and
make your purchases in Kauffman's
cheap and reliable store.
Gardening and housekeeping, mix
ed with a little soap boiling, are the
stern duties of the housewife at present.
There will be regular services IN
the United Brethren church next Sum
day evening by the pastor, Rev. Was
son.
A hens egg, measuring 81 by 8
inches in circumference, was shown us
by Harry Hoy. A good sized Easter
egg.
Both Miss Reifsnyder's and Mr.
Keller's subscription schools began on
Monday morning with fair attend.
aace.
FRESH GROUND Nova SCOTIA
PLASTER nj $500 per ton. For sale
by ]. B. Fisher, at his mill, Farmers
Mills. Pa. 13.5t
AT many places in the neighboring
counties they are already making prep
arations to paint the town red on the
Fourth Of July.
The warm rays of this weeks sun
cause the shade trees to unfold their
leaves, and the eye feasts on the fresh
and pleasant green.
The regular term of April court OF
Centre county will commence next
Monday. A number of our citizens
expect to be in attendance.
Two prisoners got out of the Sun
bury Jail week before last. by means OF
saw. They were anxious for a ride
and boarded a freight train.
These are beautiful moonlight
nights. And judging from the amount
of promenadiDg our lads and lasses
dearly love-Queen Luna, oh
Take advantage of the bargains
in Selicias, the leading article for spring
dresses, Icing offered in D. S. Kauff-
man & Co.'S store on Main street.
Mrs. Reesman's condition who /:
lying ill at her residence on Penn
street, and mention of which We
made some time ago, Is no better.
Now that the farmer has begun to
till his soil. town Is rather dull during
the day and merchants and clerks have
ample time to enjoy short siestas.
The new bridge which the town
council constructed near Knarr &
Loses foundry last week is a first.class
structure and answers all purposes.
Said a noted man of 60 years. "my
mother gave me Downs Elixir fol-
coughs and colds when was boy"
For sale by J. Spigelmyer, and ID. s.
Kaufman & Co.
w. N. Auman has the building
which he purposes to use as a cobblel
shop, raised. It may be found on his
premises on Penn street-sign of The
big boot.
Take notice of ID. S. Kaufman 4
Co.'S new advertisement in another col