Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-04-01
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change at his farmhouse southeast o
town. He has removed the large
double porch on the north side of th'
house, presumably to renoYate and re
pair the building.
That Slight cold you think so little
of may prove the forerunner OF Il com
plaint that may I've fatal. Ayoli TINS
result by taking Ayers Cherry rector
al, the best of known remedies Tor
colds, coughs, catarrhs, bronchitis, III
cipient consumption, aud all other
throat and lung diseases.
Mill Hall is to have bank with
capital stock of $50 900, all of which is
already secured by subscription. 1t IL
the intention Ito erect substantial
structure, where general banking
business is to be carried on.
ID. w. Zeigler is putting his new
property on Penn street in complete
apple,pie order by erecting some GOOD
sized and commodious outbuildings.
Zeigler's bakery will be credit to
/ Penn street when done.
MANY PERSONS have ca;arrh III
its Rrst stage who suppose themselves
with nothing more serious than Sc
we're and stubborn cod in the head.
Ely's Cream B,lm gives instant relief
from colds in the head, and u thorough
treatment will cuie catarrh. For sale
by every druggist in the land. Is At
Mr.. III. III. Leilzell. of Middlebnrg,
formerly of Rebersbnrg, was IL caller at
this office last week. Mr.. Leitzell car
ries on lively jewelry trade at Snyder
county's capital. But to be perfectly
content he found it necessary 20 order
the JOURNAL sent to him.
The building standing on j. w.
Stover's premises, next to Meyers
meat market, and which was heretofore
used as barDershop, has been bought
by b. F. Kister, who Will remove it to
his premises on Main street, with the
intention of starting News Depot in
connection with his shoe store.
flow are we ever gong to get
through our spring and summers work?
We are all run down, tired out before
it begins" SO say many farmer S
family. We answer. go TO the druggist
and pay five dollars for six bottles or
Ayers Sarsaparllla. This is just the
medicine you need, and will pay COM
pound interest on the investment.
Juvenile birthday parties are quite
frequent now in town, and are regarded
just the thing to please the little girls.
But the poor boys think it isn't fair.
Their ambitions are aroused and they
claim to haye as much right to q
party as the girls. Now parents, give
the boys a chance.
About 2 O'Clock, Tuesday morning,
the P. & E. railroad bridge over the
ChillisquauQue creek-within spy-glass
view of this office-was destroyed by
fire. Trains were detained on Wed.
nesday, but it is passatle now. It was
no doubt fired by hot cinder. .-Le,ols'
burg Chronicle.
When you are troubled with dizzi-
ness, your appetite all gone, and you
feel bad generally. take a few doses OF
DR.. Henry Baxter's Mandrake Bitters,
and you will be surp. ised at the I'M
provement in your feelings. Every
bottle warranted TO give satisf action.
For sale by J. Spigelmyer, and ID. ).
Kaufman 4 Co.
Mr.. J. G. limerick, who has been
teaching the Liberty school in Penn
township through the winter, has &C
cepted a clerkship in Snook's store,
taking the place of Mr.. Smull. Mr..
limerick is one of the best penmen in
this section, a gentleman of studlous
and sober habits aDd will doubtless fill
his position with much credit TO him.
self and his employer.
The sixth birthday of Esta was
celebrated at her parents house, }. Z.
Smith, Penn street. last Monday even
ing between and 7 O'Clock. A few
dozen of happy little girls made up the
party and after a free r.mp and jolly
plays the small misses did away with
the oysters, ice cream and cakes prepar-
ed for the occasion by the hostess.
ROLLER FLOUR FOR SALE The
undersigned will in the future keep on
hand a supply of the Oriental Roller
Flour manufactured by Mpssrs. KurtZ
81 Son, Centre Hall. Haying added
another capacity to their mill, they are
now able to put before the public a
more superior quality OF flour than Is
offered anywhere in the county.
If A. J. HARTER.
-Millheim affords a good opening
for a first-class tailor, one who Is mas
ter of his trade in every way. There
is 10 tailor nearer to town than six
miles and it is exceedingly unhandy for
our people to have their clothes made
at such distances. A good shop, al
most centrally located, is for rent by
A. A. Frank, North street, where an
experienced mechanic may command
large trade.
MR.. EDITOR BY your permission
/ the undersigned would utter word or
thanks through the columns of the
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