Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-10-14

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| ;Sfaction. or money refunded. Price - cent
| per box. For sale by j. Eisenhuth.
A bi., democratic day meeting to b'
held i'm Mi'lheim in the near future i
Mt present being spoken of. We ar
assured that the gathering will te ad
dressed by distinguished speakers
Let it come.
-Ray. Wasson's fitting left fol
Bellefonte, the gentleman's new field
of labor, yeste day morning. He has
made many friends during his residence
in this place and their best wishes nc
company him.
SETTLEMENT NoTICE.-Those who
have unsettled accounts with ). H.
Gettig, Grenoble's grain house. are
notified to call on him at said place
Coburn, Pa, for settlement at the ear
liest possible date. II
Mrs. E. Bartholomew and daugh-
ter are off again on an extended visit
TO Nittany Valley relations. Miss May
Hartman joined the party and will also
enjoy :he hospitality of Nittany folks
for several weeks.
Read over tie entire democratic
ticket, state and county, and you must
acknowledge that it is made up from
excellent democratic timber. 1t is a
ticket that is bound 10 go in with a
handsome majority.
There will be services In the U. B.
church of this place next Sunday fore
noon. at half past ten O'Clock, when
Rey. C. Workman, the new pastor OF
the U. s. congregation will preach his
Introductory sermon.
Editor Harter, of the Middleburg
Post, and wife, spent several days in
town with their relatives. Tom don't
seem to know the fraternity in this
town, at least he never thinks Of call.
ing on the JOURNAL man.
Mr.. Keller's grammar school on
Penn street began last Monday morn
ing with an attendance of Sc scholars.
Mr.. Gephart, of the primary depart
ment reports 73 pupils on the roll and
some to be heard from yet.
Harry Cohen, the manager of the
New York Cheap Store, corner of Main
and Penn streets. opened his place OF
business yesterday afternoon. Read
his new advertisement and give heed
to his invitation to secure bargains.
Work on the Factory Plot Is pro-
crossing rapidly under the hands of
Jon. Harter and it will not be long be-
fore the walls of the Factory will be
visible. Indeed Millheim's future is a
bright one and all its citizens look for
ward to prosperous business season.
The Ladies' Mite Society of the
Lutheran congregation is requested to
meet In the chapel on Monday evening,
Oct. 18th, inst, to transact special
business. All members are urged to
attend. MARY II. HARTER.
JULIA A. w. DEININGER, Pres.
Sec.
u. s. Shafer. the executor Of the
estate of Simon Smull, deceased, late of
Madisonburg, will sell personal prop
erty of decedent, Oh Saturday Oct. 31st
at O'Clock p. m. One cow, wagons,
farm implements blacksmith tools,and
several thousand feet of good building
lumber will be offered for sale.
MIR. Huffman, Sr., Of Fisher IS
Ferry, spent last week in town and in
the absence of E. III. Long, assisted
the boys behind the counters of X luff
mans store. One can see at a glance
that the old gentleman is an exper
fenced merchant who has spent the
greater part Of his life in the store bus
iness.
Since the first of October every
postoffice in the United States is a
special delivery office. This means
that important letters which come to
the office stamped with ten-cent
stamp must be delivered to their ad-
dresses at once, provided their destina.
ton is within mile from the post
office.
Il. w. Buck, the tailor, and wife,
are occupying the corner rooms on the
second story of Musser u Smiths
hardware building as their place of resi-
decce. Their fitting arrived from
Howard last Thursday evening. We
are glad to see that an abundance of
work justified Mr.. Bucks loo ating per-
manently.
Mr.. Rishel. of Spring Bank, had
an unpleasant experience recently in
falling backwards out Of spring wa
gon. Just as he started away from the
house the hindseat of the wagon tilted
spilling him on the ground with the
head foremost. Beyond a severe shock