Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-04-01
LOCAL NEWS.


-Four weeks till Easter.
First of April-iook out for fools.
-Mrs. C, w. Hartman, we are glad
to state, has greatly improved.
&C. w. Albright is erecting a wa
gonmaker and blacksmith shop on his
premises on Main street.
Interesting letters from Revs. j..
A, Bright and B. Hengst help to crowd
our local columns this week.
Rain and snow on Saturday, spring
Sunshine on Sunday aud chilly and
RAINY on Monday and Tuesday.
HAY by the Ton and Corn by the
Bushel-for sale by j. Il. Musser. Aa-
ronsburg, Pa. at reasonable prices.
Another caution notice of John
Bowersox, Penn township, appears In
this issue under legal advertisements.
Gone
FRESH GROUND Nova SCOTIA
PLASTER at $500 per ton. For sale
by J. B. Fisher, at his mill, Farmers
Mills Pa. 13.5t
Rheumatism Is quickly cured by
using Arnica s. Oil Liniment. Sold by
J. Spigelniyer and ID. S. Kaufman Il
Co., Millheim.
ID. S. Kaufman & Co. taye been
busy for the last week invoicing their
stock aud preparing for the arrival of
their new spring goods.
NEVER NEGLECT constipated
condition of the bowels, or serious re-
suits surely follow such rs piles, impure
blood, and many chronic complaints,
Burdock Blood BitterS.
We caught glimpse or VIM. q.
Heinle. Esq of Bellefonte, on Monday.
He was down on a short visit to his
aged father at the tolgate.
Miss Diehl, of Harrisburg, and
Mss FRAN, daughter of L. S. Frain,
were visiting at their uncle's, 5. I.
Frain's for the pas: few weeks.
For want of space the Aaronsburg
communication pertaining to last Sun
days review in the Luth. church had
to be held oyer until next week.
Rev. N. I. Jamison's fitting left
town on Tuesday forenoon for Clinton.
dale where he will be located hereafter.
He will preach on the Nittany circuit.
Said noted man of 90 years. "my
mother gave me Downs Elixir for
coughs and colds when was boy"
For sale by ). Spigelmyer, and u. ..
Kaufman Il Co.
Gone
"A new barbershop, to be occupied
by W. J. Springer, has been erected by
D. A. Musser on Main street, between
Harter's grocery and P. II. Musser's
jewelry store.
In many localities of Centre coun-
ty the subject ''license or no license'
is popular topic at present. Millheim,
among the rest, is agitated by the
license struggle.
Registers Notices and Sheriff's
Sales appear on our second page, the
latter being of remarkable length this
time, which is an unmlstakable sign of
the hard times.
We are under many obligations to
Ex-Gov. Curtin for a copy of the
Smithsonian Report of 1888, as well as
for several sample packages of seeds
from the Agricultural Department.
Gone
The pOrtico and balcony which
adorns John Kerstetter's new house On
Penn street is very neat and attrac.
tive construction and gives proof OF
Johns good taste aud superior work
manship.
- The popular Millheim Marble
Works, Musser 81 Alexander, pi ioprie-
tors, reserve space in this weeks JOUR-
NAL, for a new advertisement. Keep
an eye on it and see what they will
have to say.
The indications are that Millheim
will enjoy a fair building boom this
coming summer. Several new houses
and repairs of old residences are spoken
Of Let it come, everybody gladly
halls season of progress and work.
Gone
-"Quinsy troubled Inc for twenty
years. Since I started using Dr.
Thomas Electric OIL, haye not had an
attack. The Oil cures sore throat at
once" Mrs. Letta Conrad, Standlsh,
Mich.
In another column appear the sew
eral reports Of the borough and town
ship schools by the teachers whose win
ter term has come to close. AS far
as we can learn the educational frater-
nifty who have been working among Us
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