Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25

this spring to Furnish ham 'cih then
names end addresses as he can girt
them raluable Information about 10"
rates of transportation.
4. $. MUSSER, DR.,
AarOnsburg, Pa.
We are still up TO our usual standard
in selling the best goods at the lowest
prices. Always ready and willing to
show goods and always giving good
bargains ID. s. Kaufman Il co.
james, the youngest son OF An
drew Harter, residing near Coburn, is
/ lying sick with an attack Of pneumonia.
His attending physician informs US
that his condition is not dangerous as
yet.
MFR. NJ. l.. Wagenseller, of Seins-
grove, called at The JOURNAL Office
yesterday. He tells us that the con-
vention at that place last week was a
grand success. over 100 musicians hay
ing been in attendance.
New PROCESS Roller Flour-best in
| the market--m anufactured at Fishers
mill, Penn Hall, is for sale at kanif-
mans store. 1t is the delight OF the
housewife and consequently it is the
M ost popular roller -four used.
Prof. J. Ii .KurZenknabe, of Harris
burg, and well known in this neighbor-
hood, received letter from Cassal,
Germany. bearing the sad news of the
death of his only remaining brother, j.
Jacob Kurzenknabe, at that place.
-Rey. NJ. l.. Deitzler wishes to in
form the Millheim and Penns Creek
Lutheran congregations that there will
be no preaching in their churches next
Sunday on account Of the dedication
sery ices of the new Evangelical church
at Millheim.
Lies haye short legs, but Truth
will prevail-and it is the truth and
nothing but the truth that for bargains
in dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
notions, groceries and provision Kauff-
mans store takes the lead every time.
'Nough said.
A special dispatch to yesterday s
Harrisburg Patriot says that the Bald
Eagle Valley Railroad freight depot at
Snow Shoe was completely destr Dyed
by fire on Tuesday night. 1t is sup
posed to be the work of an incendiar y
and the loss will be heavy.
We learn that Mr. J: w. Shook
proprietor of the large store, corner of
Main and North streets, contemplates
making several changes in his store
room next snnmer. Among them are
several windows to be inserted in the
! wall fronting North street, so as to
gain light in the store.
Mr.. /. S. Frain writes us from
Preston, Ontario, that he has purchas-
ed two Percheron Stations and will
leave that place with them on Monday,
Feb. 22nd, expecting to reach home to-
day Thursday, Feb. 25th. He will
have them at s. T. Frain'5 hotel, at
Millheim, by March 4th and will re-
main four or five days. Farmers and
horsemen, desirous OF raising superior
stock, should keep these dates In mind.
CARD OF THANKs.-We would re-
turn our sincere thanks to the friends
who came to the residence of the under
signed on last Thursday evening las
| well as to those who sent their dona-
tions) and took us entirely by surprise,
loading our table with an abundance OF
the good things of life.
S. NJ. MOUNTz 81 WIFE.
[For want of space we were unable to
| insert the names of the donors, a list Of
which was attached to the above card.
Ed
| ALMOST A FATAL Acc DENT. -
Last Saturday, while Nj. A. T. Kream'
er, residing few miles east of Aarons
burg, was in the act of placing wagon
under roof at his barn, sudden gust
of wind blew one of the large barn
doors shut. The door struck him and
violently threw him on hoistlng jach
with the back of his neck, knocking
him senseless. He was carried to the
house and after considerable work was
restored to consciousness. Mr.. Kream.
er is able to be about again, but COM
plains of pain in his head. 1t was q
close escape from death.
ANOTHER esterday
morning, Mr.. Jacob Fielder and Mr..
Dauiel Stoyer both of Haines township
left their homes near Fielder in a two
horse wagon 70 haul wood and on their
way back from the mountain along
Pine Greek the loaded wagon upset,
throwing both men to the ground
Mr.. Slower had the misfortune to have
his arm broken by the fall. Mr.. Fled.
Ter fell on his head, the crown of hi
hat receiving cut of about toul
inches, but strange to say he escaped