Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-22
"A carload of stone crooks on the
way. Look out for bargains.
ID. =. Kaufman x Co.

w. 7. Auman expects to leave
Millheim for New Berlin in few days
to teach common school in that town.
Mr.. A. J. Reesman of Centre Hall,
is about starting for Nebraska and Col
orado, with the intention Of settling in
the latter state.
The Orphans Court Sale of the es-
cate of Hon. John X. Runkle deceased,
near Tusseyville, is advertised in an
other column. The sale will take place
on the 18th of August.
Mrs. Z. Bartholomew and daugh-
ters spent the last three weeks AT her
parents home in Nittany Hall. Her
father, Mr.. Jos. Shafer, brought them
back to this place on Tuesday.
-Baxter's Mandrake Bitters cure in
digestion, heart burn, costiveness and
all malarlal diseases. Twenty-Five cts.
per bottle Sold by j. Spigelmyer and
d. s. Kaufman Il Co, Millheim.
The Lewisburg University, is now
called "Bucknell University" after
VIM. II. Bucknell, of Philadelphia,
who has given about 500, 900 towards
the Improvement of the institution.
Malaria in any of its forms, cmlls
and fever, congestive chilis can be pre-
vented or cured 10y the use of Simmons
Liver Regulator, a purely vegetable
medicine, superior to calomel and qui-
nine.
| The estate of John c.. Weaver,
decd, in Clinton Co. will be offered for
sale by l.. B. Slower. Trustee, on Fri
day, August 9th. See Orphans Court
Sale Notice under legal advel tise.
ments.
Samuel Frank, executor, ,advertises
the sale of the real estate of Michael
Frank, decd. late Of Penn township,
to take place on the premises in Haines
township. about miles east of Aarons'
burg, August 18th. See bills.
1t is stated that of 341 marriages
in Camden, n. j., during the month
of May, $50 were of couples from
Pennsylvania. Shouldn't be surprised
if Pennsylvania ministers would feel
like emigrating to New Jersey.
C. w. Wolf, of Fielder, Haines
township, wishes to notify the farmers
! that he will run his steam threshing
machine throughout the season in
Pehns, Brush anu Sugar Valleys. Per-
sons wishing to engage his services
will receive perfect satisfaction.
We received information of the
death of Mrs. Samuel Sankey wich oc-
CURED at San Francisco, Cal. on the
End of July. Mrs. Sankey was a
daughter of Jerry Dreisbach, formerly
of Millheim and will be remembered by
many.
-"My phisician said could not live.
My liver out of order frequently vom-
tied greenish mucous, skin yellow small
dry humors on face, stomach would not
retain food. Burdock Blood Bittels
cmed me-" Mrs. Adelaide O'Brien,
372 Exchange St., Buffalo, n. Y.
We are in receipt of splendid
crayon portrait of Geo. r. Roberts,
President of the Pennsylvania r. r.
Co., executed by Root & Thinkers, n.
Y. and the compliments OF Murphy q
Co, V arnish Markers In that city. 1t
is an ornament to any library or sane
tum.
The Pennsylvania Forestry Asso.
citation publishes an eight. page paper,
pamphlet form, with headquarters at
Philadelphia. Its name is "Forest
Leaves" and it is devoted to the ad-
vancement of forestry 10 this state.
We acknowledge the receipt of the first
copy.
e. c. Campbell, one of our mer-
chants, and w. J. Springer, the senior
barber, put new safes in their places
of business the other week. Several
other firms, among them d. s. Kauff-
man & Co. have also received new safes.
This looks like prosperity and an end
to hard times.
Our business men should not for
get that the JOURNAL office turns out
all kinds of business blanks, such
as Letter Heads, Bill Heads, State
ments, Tags, at very reasonable prices
and in the best mechanical style. GIVE
this office trial before going elsewhere
with your work.
Mrs. D. A. Musser, and her son,
Milton, returned safely from their
western visit to T. r. STAINS last Fri.
day morning and are very much pleas.
ed with their trip. They report Mr.
and Mrs. T. r STAN. as well IS Clymer
Musser, in good health and in prosper
Gus circumstances.
NoTICE.-All persons who haYe
dealings with US are requested to call
| on no and sattIa thair accounts bpt Veen