Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-06-10

-Millheim had quite number o
visitors in the last few weeks, all o
whom seem to be delighted with and to
enjoy their stay in town.
Mrs. Robert Mills and children, o
Lock Haven, were here few days last
week, visiting at the home of their rel
atiyeS, Mr.. G.. w. Harter.
w. Z. Bright shipped another car
load of cattle to Philadelphia on tues
day afternoon. He had bought most
of them in Nittany Valley.
IF Won want to enjoy the luxury OF using The
| hest soap i'm this country, Try breyuopprt
| Rorox SOAP an article that has been tested
| nv time and found to contain all the ingredients
l.ecesSary for soap that can Dc uSeu ior AL
purposes.
Ii,ht Dresses are ScaSonable wear
now and the largest stock and lowest
prices i'm this line will be found III ID.
: Kaufman Il Co.'S store.
An exchange recommends sprink-
ling buckwheat -four over the plants rs
effectual in destroying cabbage worms.
This seems Il simple remedy and de-
serves u trial.
When you expect to go away, or
when you have visitors just please ap.
prise us of the facts and the JOURNAL
will be glad to furnish the news TO the
rest of mankind.
| -Ms. w. S. Musser and daughter
are taking this mornings tram ior
Mlfllmbure TO attend the marriage al
Miss Kate l.. Shriuer, Of that place, TO
a Mr.. Chambers.
Our band has voted to pay Coburn
visit next Saturday evening. Ihey
will leave here at about O'Clock and
expect to give the people Of that town
q first class serenade.
"A pure and reliable remedy-a
compound fluid extract of roots, leaves,
barks and berries is Burdnck Blood
Bitters. They cure all diseases of the
blood, liyer and kidneys.
Mrs. Housman ard Miss Hattie
Meek, OF Altoona. paid weeks visit
10 their sister. Mrs. J. F. Haiter, OF
Main street. They departed for their
home yesterday afternoon.
In Holland, Mich, c. ]. Doesbury
publishes the News and in its col
umns strongly recommends DR.. Thorn
as Electric Oil for coughs, colds, sore
throats, catarrh and asthma.
| p. s. Meyer filed up and leveled
his yard on Penn street with rlch
ground and sowed it with grass seed
A new front fence will be the finish to
the improvements on his.premises.
The first candidate for office was
on tie ground and made the rounds IL
mong us last week. The gentleman
was Mr.. ]. G.. Harper, of Bellefonte,
with an eye cast prothonotaryward.
Mine host Rook, of the Nationa
Hotel and D. S. Kaufman took tril
To Bellefonte on Tuesday. Presumabl!
Mr.. Rook acted Cicerone, as this was
Kauffman's first visit to the county
seat.
One of the first arrivalso on Monday
was that of MRS. II. J. KurZenknabe, o
Harrisburg, who came home on vlsl
TO her parents, Mr.. Jonathan Harter's
Lizzie was heartily greeted by hel
many friends.
MIR. d. G.. Smith, of Penn Hall
who taught the North street schoo
last winter. was i'm town on Tuesday
and remembered the JOURNAL with
friendly call. Always glad to see you
| nomar. call AGAIN.
Millions of us are bilious. w
are "A bilious race. Half Of US are borI
bilious. with a predisposition to dys
pepsia. The best known remedy 10
billiousness and indigestion is Simmons
LIVER Regulator. Try it.
On Tuesday the first load Of lum
Der was hauled from Henry Whitmer'i
saw mill in Sugar Valley to Coburn b.
VIM. Ulrich, of this place. 1t is SOLE
davis trip. but Ulrich's four-hors
team is fully equal to the task.
John d. Snyder, of Woodward, !
circulating petition to the proper de
partment for his appointment as Stor
keeper OF the Woodward dlStlllery
The paper bears the signatures OF som
of the most substantial men in the low
er valley.
"A number of families from tow
expect to take trip TO the celebrate
Penn'5 Caves, about six miles west
this place, next Saturday. The part
, expect to start in the morning an
spend the greater part of the day at th
head of Penns Creek.
The people of Millheim enjoyed
/. novel concert by our band last Sa'urda
evening. The boys were stationed o
the roof of the new hardware buildin
and from their elevated position sen
ont sweet strains of music that coul
lie heard all over town.
The longest days work is at pre-:
ent done by the busy farmer who tol
on from morning till night. But whe
= he has finished his days labor he retire
: with the cheerful thought of havin
f well done and fosters pleasant anticip;
tions of plentiful crop.
r The Christian Union, promnen
q religious journal, not long ago containe
O An article entitled "IIow to pack
trunk" The publication of article
telling how 10 hang curtains, tack Ca
n pets and join stoyepipes might prove
f great help to suppress profanity.
Nh. f. Catherman,o of Northstree
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