Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-11-25


on prescriptions Of physicians, for med
1, ,al use. 33-6m
VIM. NJ. Porter, Esq, of Altoona
Pa, special examiner u 5. Pension
office, registered at the National OF
Monday. He spent few days IN towr
taking testimony in the pension case OF
John Maize, Sr.
The probabilities are that the rail-
Dad which is to be built from Milton
to Bellefonte will pass through Brush
Valley, as that is considered the short
est route. That would be a regular b.
nonza for our neighborhood in Miles.
The carpenters have completed the
out side work on Michael Ulrich's en-
larged and remodeled tenant house
south of town. 1t will be ready for
plasteriug IN "a few days. The building
makesa real attractive appearance now.
READ. The Aaronsburg Meat Mar
ket will supply parties who need larger
quantities of beef for butchering time
with quarters and halves and sell it as
cheap, il not cheaper than anyone else.
They will also deliver the beef to the
house il so desired.
The band has at last succeeded in
procuring comfortable winter quarters.
They will hereafter meet in the spaci-
Gus hall on the second story of the
National Hotel, the obliging proprietor
having offered that room to the band
on very fayorable terms.
Mrs. Sarah Ettlinger, of Woodward g,
will sell "a valuable tract of land several
town lots, and good town property,
consisting of a dwelling house, stable
and other outbuildings, at public sale
on Saturday, December 18th, on her
premises. For particulars see bills.
The members Of the choir Of st.
Johns Luth. church, of this place, as
we'll as the singers of the Sunday school
connected with said church are urgent
ly requested to attend the rehearsals in
the chapel every Friday evening.
CHoRIsTER.
MEAT FOR WINTER. - Meyer "
Kreamer's meat market on Main street
will be kept open during the coming
winter and persons wishing to buy large
quantities of beef for butcherlng time
viii! do we'll to apply at their place of
business before buying elsewhere. 40 At
The residence of Michael Ulrich
on Main street was scene of gayety
last Thursday evening. 1t was we'll
filed with friends of Miss Alice Ulrich,
it being the seventeenth anniversary Of
her bir, ,hday. She was the recipient of
numerous valuable and appropriate
presents.
CHOICE CLOvERSEED FOR SALE
The undersigned has a large quantity
of extra cloverseed on hand aud for
sale. Persons in need of this article
will please call on me at my residence
in Haines township or address me at
Aaronsburg, Pa. w. w. BOWER.
42-6t.
"A new board walk has been laid a.
long the eastern side of the new hard
ware. To make the connection little
smoother the council should recon-
struct The crossing between said walk
and the bridge over the mill race. BY
the way that bridge is perfect model
of beauty and strength. Isn't it now !?
"A gentleman from Beavertown,
Snyder Co., whose name we could not
learn as he failed to register, was mar
ried to Miss Smith, of Potter's Mills,
the event haying taken place at the Mus
ser House, on Wednesday evening of
last week. The wedding party depart
ed in private conveyances on the fol-
lowing morning.
An effort is being made by some
who haye literary propensities to organ
ize literary society in this place and a
meeting is proposed in the Grammar
school room on Penn street for next
Monday evening to effect an organiza-
tion. All those who take any interest
in matters of this kind are requested
to be present.
Why not provide for more street
lamps in this town ? While the GEN.
trial part of Main street is illuminated
in the best style, other parts of town
are entirely neglected and present a
dreary and uncomfortable look on dark
nights. Let the citizens and council of
this borough agree on some plan to
remedy this defect.
A HEAVY PAIR.-Two porkers were
killed yesterday morning by merchant
Stoyer, the combined weight of which
was SS5 pounds. A good deal of guess
work had been going on as to the
weight of these hogs, and DIR. STAINS
guess being furthest from the mark he
paid for the cigars and things looked
quite smoky after that.