Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-05-27

Fred Kurtz, Jr.. a son of editor
Kurtz, of Centre Hall. received the ap.
pointment of naval cadet from this con-
gressional district.
The annual excursion of the State
Editorial Association will 60 this year
to Atlantic city, the time fixed being
the week beginning Monday, July 9th.
The rendezvous will be at the GiraId
| House, Philadelphia.
The sermon delivered by Rev. De
Long (Reformed) of Lewisburg, in the
| Methodist church last Sunday evening
was listened to by a large and apprec'-
ative congregation and is highly spoken
Of by all who heard it.
1t required exactly day and \ half
to move the truck house back about
ten feet ID. l.. Zarby and Thos Hock-
man did the work and DR.. STAN feels
more contented since he can get
glimpse OF Main street.
b. +. Kister has removed his shoe
makershop from SnooR's corner To his
new place of business, next door to his
residence on Main street. where his
friends and customers will find him
prepared to wait on them.
For TIE CHILDREN. Let the chill
dren take Simmons Liver Regulator
and keep we'll. 1t is purely vegetable,
and safe to take either alone or in con-
nection with other medicine. Mild in
acting and pleasant 10 take.
Did you know No. Then go
and see for yourself that John w.
Loses grocery is headquarters for all
kinds of groceries, provisions, fruits,
| cigars, tobacco, confectioGerieS and all
other kinds too numerous to mention.
TO look.at the amount of goods be.
| ing hauled from the station by our
merchants, one would think they coulf
stock half of Centre county. 1t don't
| in the least look like hard times, until
you come to examine your pocket book.
In Henry& Johnson's Arnica and
On Liniment is combined the curative
properties Of the different oils, with the
healing qualities of Arnica. Good for
man and animal. Every bottle guaran-
teed For sale by J. Spigelmyer and
d S. Kaufman Il Co.
The office of the Selinsgrove Times,
owned by Il. Benton Ulrich. was sold
to J. e. Lesher last week. This week
the Freeburg Ne,cS and the Times will
be consolidated. and will be published
by Early Il Lesher, in Seliasgrove, un-
der the name of the TimeS-Ne,cs.
Never u Kreamer's meat market
was supplied with S160 refrigerator
| this week. 1t is a very fine arrange
ment and one that is almost indiSpen-
sable in first class meat market. Mr..
Gettig, the butcher, will now be able TO
keep his meat i'll first. class condition.
ID. W.Zeigler's new house on Penn
street is now finished, all but the last
coat of PANT which will be applied
some time next week 1t is very i'm
posing residence. and an ornament to
the street. Mr.. z. may justly feel proud
of his "White House."
The masons have commenced work
Oh the new U. B. parsonage on Penn
SllcCt. AllCl lilh0 10 up why
! four lots are left vacant on the western
side of Penn street and parties wishing
to build on that street will soon have
to take lots on the other side.
Work on the interior of the hard
ware building on Main and Penn street
is progressing rapidly this week; all the
floors have been laid and if the carpen
ters continue to rush things as they
did this week the new st0rerooms will
soon be completed.
"A sure sign that business is brisk
at Mrs. Maria Weaver's. millinery shop
on Penn street, is, that the prOprietress
is obliged TO go to the eastern cities for
new stock of spring millinery goods.
She is bound to keep up with the de-
mands of her many patrons and the
ladies will find her new selections of
the latest and fastest styles.
The Union county agricultural
fair will be held from the 22nd to the
25th of September. this year. Hereto
fore it occurred in the first week of
October, which was generally in the
wet season of the year. The agricultu
raj society Of Centre county, in order
to avoid getting wet and being ont of
pocket, abandoned their annual fairs
| altogether.
SETTLEMENT NOTICE. AS we wish
| to close our books we request all per-
sons who have unsettled accounts with
US TO call a. our place for settlement
not later than June 18th, 1856. Parties
who fail to comply with this request
bet ween this and the above date will
be compelled to do so by law.
BARTGEs & BRO.
Madisonburg, Pa, May 20, 'S6. 81
"A pleasure carriage, drawn by a
fourth hand team of spanking horses,
and containing party from Philadel'
phia, among them Col. B. K. Jamison,
ore of the rich bankers If the Quaker
City. passed through town on last We'd
nesday afternoon en- route for Belle.
fonte. Having had dinner at Aarons-
burg they did not stop in Millheim, to
the sad disappointment of the corner
committee.
We had the pleasure of joining oul
friends, e. III. Long and A. A. Frank
on a ride 20 Spring Mills, via Coburn-
Penns Creek, last Sunday afternoon
To be frank in the matter the roads
mere excellent (?) AID with Ale fol-
driver the ride dldn't seem long at all
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