Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-01-14

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-Mises pies are most popular just
now.
-Millheim ahead OF the world-for
sensations.
For Rubber Goods 90 to ID. 8.
Kaufman u Co.
First. class Job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
-22,Ss4 is the grand roll OF Pennsyl-
vania's common school teachers
The merry ilngling OF the sleigh
bells can be heard all over the land.
Some frozen ears, hands and feet
were heard OF beginning of the week.
Two Splendid Show Cases for sale.
cheap. Inquire ut the Journal Store.
Some of the hechiidrea i'm theborough
are afaicted with sore throats at pres
ent.
The prayermeeting In the Luther
nm church OF this place is continuing
this week.
Prices knocked to the bottom at
Kauffman's q store i'm all kinds OF Gloves
and Mlttens.
The Commissioners OF Snyder Co.
are receiving proposals for the erection
, Of q new Jail.
On account of snow.drifts both
morning trains were late at Coburn
station on Monday.
"A run on Overcoats at ID. y.
Kaufman q Co.'S store. Call early
and get the benefit.
On Sunday last one could realize
the truth contained In the words
s'Home. sweet home"
Mr.. J. H. Musser, OF Aaronsburg,
sold his farm near that place, to Mr..
Jacob Reed for sl2, $50.
AT this writing about fifty singers
are enrolled at the convention In the
Reformed church at Aaronsburg.
-H1eHEsr CASE PRICES paid for
all kinds OF Hides by s. r. Gettig, Co
burn, Pa. H-2m.
"A ten-room house and two lots
for sale or rent at Spring Mills.
j. wv. STAN.
MIR. Aaron Harter. the brother of
our townsmen, Jno. and A. ]. Harter,
is erecting . new house at Centre Hall.
five AND SIX CENTS CASH paid
for Heavy Hides at A. j. Harter's cur
rier shop. Penn street. Bring them in.
The attention of our readers is es-
pecially called to the stray notice OF
Emil Swartz, published In this weeks
issue.
Mr.. David Stein, of Tyrone. not
Jacob, as we had 1t In our last issue.
was the donor Of the pulpit to the Ev.
church.
Have mercy ON your wife ] No
smell, no moisture, no rags, no burns.
no scalds. Buy her an ''Odorless''
Kettle.
The Remove railroad shops. em.
ployinE over TOO men. started Jan. 4th.
to run six days instead Of five, as here.
tofore.
You must see It. the sOdorless''
Kettle and steamer combined, with
patent self-acting cover holder. Best
thing ont.
The Clinton Democrat says that
Rev. T. T. Dornblaser. OF Topeka,
Kansas, has been extended q call to the
Salona charge.
Mrs. T.. H. Long. on North street.
had q severe spell of sickness for the
last week, but is convalescing now, we
are glad to say.
The Bellefonte Daily Ne,os of Mon
day reported a snow drift between Belle
fonte and Lemont, which was 200 feet
long and eight feet deep.
Miss Mary Lose is absent from
town since last week. visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ada Herald, at Roaring
Creek, Columbia county.
Since the snow furnishes sleighinf
long strings OF sleighs arrive In towr
almost daily, which are offered for salt
at remarkably low prices.
The farmers In this vicinity arr
not very much in q hurry to sell their
grain... The price does not suit them
and they are waiting on an advance.
mo sufferer from any scrofulou
disease. who will fairly try Ayers Sar
saparilla, need despair Of cure. |
will purge the blood OF all impurities
thereby destroying the germs from
which scrofula Is developed, and vii
infuse new life and vigor throughou