Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-30
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Figs and Dates ut my grocery on Main
street. Call and see. j. w. LOSE.
Our public schools beglh on Mon
day next, and our people are kindly re-
minded that the Journal Sore is the
right place to buy School Books and
School Supplies of every kind, all at the
very lowest cash prices.
Rev. M. |. Jamison, Of Clinton
dale, brought his wife over OH Tuesday
to spend a week with her parents, Mr..
Jacob Keen's. Rev. J. gavs this office
q short but pleasant business call and
returned home the same day.
Mrs. Emma Hartman aud Miss
Katie Brumgard, two of the delegates
from this place to the Women's Home
and Foreign Missionary convention,
which was held Mt Bellefonte, Sept. 2Sth
anu 20th, left for that place on Tuesday
afternoon.
The Central Synod Of the Lutheran
church. which convened at Centre Hall
last "wednesday evening, and which is
composed of about GO minister's and dele
gates, will be attended by number OF
Lutherans from this place. Mr.. and
Mrs. b. o. Deininger left for Centre
Hall this N orning.
While in Lewisburg last Friday
we stopped at the Baker House and
found the accommodations lirst-class
in every respect. Mr.. Baker, the pro-
prietor is a very obliging landlord who
considers it his special duty to make
his guests feel at home. If any of our
readers expect to 60 to Lewisburg we
recommend the Baker house for stop.
ping place.
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combined of all the blood medicines Of
fered to the public. Many certificates
from well-known and worthy persons
could be furnished to substantiate the
virtues claimed for this great medicine,
but the manufacturer prefers simply to
say any purchaser feeling the beneht
derived from the use of a bottle not
equivalent TO the seventy-tive cents in
vested in the purchase can have their
money refunded.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWA Y d CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eiseuhuth. Miilheim, Pa.
On Friday last We joined a large
party of Penns and Brush Valley peo-
pie and went to the Lewisburg Fair.
The weather was delightful and the
passengers naturally were in good hu.
NOR. Arriving at the Playground we
were struck with the improved look of
the buildings, the clean and level race
track and the well-arranged aud at
tractive exhibitions of stock, wagons,
farm implements, fruits, vegetables,
fancy work, and the Thousand one 9TH
er things. The Minlinburg band was
on the ground and discoursed good mus.
ic and there was some interesting rae
Jug going on IN the afternoon. Every
thing about the Fair went to show
that Union county's Agricultural So
ciety had indeed worked hard and sue
cessfully in making it one OF the best
Fair held in the last ten years. The
only feature of regret for the Centre
county visitors was the early departure
of the return train i'm the afternoon
and the very poor Accommodations which
this train afforded. The train was
composed Of only three passenger
coaches. while the crowd who were to
find room numbered about 400. The
seats and every available space in the
aisles and on the platform we're literally
packed with people and even the bag
gage car was occupied. With what
comfort the journey was made may be
imagined. The benefit all seemed TO
be on the railroad company's side.
The Allegheny Annual Conference
assembled in its forty-eighth session in
the u. b. church at Conemaugh, Sept.
22nd, 1886, Bishop J. Weaver, ID. D.,
presiding. Following is the report Of
the stationing committee
Altoona District, A GLENN, p E.
Altoona, T p Orner
Bellefonte, g w Wasson.
Bellwood, w II MatterE.
Bigler, d Ellis.
Billman. A Davidson.
Calvin, III Brown.
East Salem, to be supplied.
Huntingdon, M q Lane.
Juniata. G w Eminhizer.
Liverpool, G B Gruber.
Millheim, c Wartman.
Philipsburg, T Cameron.
Port Matilda, E A Zeals.
THEE Springs. E N Somers.
Tuscarora, j Lands.
Tyrone, II +. Shupe.
Johnstown District, J. Medsger, 2. E.
Cambria, ] S Buell..
Clear field, B f Noon.
Conemaugh, r 5 Woodward
Fallen Timber, B J Hummel.
Rolidaysburg, f Tallhelm.
Indiana, to be supplied.
Johnstown, A L Delong.
LigOnier, G. Conley.