Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-18

Blankets, arns, etc., solu Nv sdcff
fee at Kauffman's.
S. b. Durfey, mate of steamer
Arizona, had bis foot badly jammed
Thomas Electric Oil cured it. Moth
ing equal to it for quick pain relieyer,
Rev. Mountx preached his farewell
sermon In the Ev. church Of this place
last Sunday evening. We understand
that the reverend gentleman told bis
congregation some plain but nnques-
tionable truths.
Read the posters announcing Geo.
Guistwite's public sale OF horses, mules,
cows aud porkers also a valuable lot
Of farm implements. Sale on the llth
of March, at Q o'clock, Il. m. two miles
east OF kebersburg.
Don't forget Abs Harter's sale of
horses, cattle, hogs, farm implements
and household goods next Tuesday.
The sale will take place on his farm
near Millheim and will commence at
10 o'clock, a. m, sharp.
NOTICE. The undersigned requests
all persons wishing TO go West this
spring to furnish him with their names
and addresses rs he can give them val
liable information about low rates OF
transportation. A. .MUssER,
Aaronsburg, Pa.
The public sale of Mr.J.J. Musser,
of Haines township, advertised in our
sale register for several weeks will not
take place, rs the gentleman has chang
ed his mind and has rented farm near
Logansville Clinton Co., on which he
will move on the lst. OF April.
AN ACCIDENT. One Of James Dut-
weiler's boys, on North street. aged
about & years. had three Of his fin
gers chopped off by one of Abe. Kings
boys on Wednesday of last week. The
little fellows were playing with an axe
when the accident happened. Not a
very healthy plaything for children.
Some of our "yo,mg gentlemen" a
mused themselves the other night by
using Adolph Miller's cigar sign as a
target for their missiles and succeeded
in completely demolishing the same.
OF course they were found out AID the
damage had to be made good. Boys,
whenever you are tempted to indulge
In fun of this kind again, remember
that you may not slip off as easy.
CAsHMEREs, CAsHMEREs, CASH
MEREs.-We have this day received a
full line OF new cashmeres which we
intend to make run on by selling
cheaper than ever before We defy
competition in the county in this par
tfeulaE aE--line.-Remem mher we have
shades and prices to suit everyone.
! Whether you intend to buy or not, do
| not fail to look at them. Yours truly,
ID. 5. KAUFMAN " Co.
Rev. Steck's lecture in the Luther
an church OF Rebersburg on last Thurs.
day evening was listened to by large
audience. On account Of the very in-
clement weather but very few from
this place ventured to 60. But they
returned highly pleased with the lee
ture and declare ir the most thrilling
and powerful discourse they ever listen
ed to. Tn fact the Lutherans of this
place are completely infamed with the
desire to have Rev. Steck lecture at
this place. We are truly anxious our
selves to have the plan carried out at
an early day, and are of the opinion
that it can be made a success in every
way.
ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH. - The
sudden death of Mr.. Henry Slower, the
only son OF Mr.. Andrew Slower, of Co.
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night of last week, was complete sur
prise to the many friends Of most
estimable young man. Deceased was
apparently IN good health until a few
days before his death and was engaged
the greater part of the winter in haul
ing material on the ground fol a new
honse at Coburn. He was a man of
untarnished character and industrial
habits and enjoyed the confidence and
respect of the whole community. At
the time of his death, which was due to
pneumonia, he was one of Penn town
ships school directors. The fact that
he was but in the prime of manhood
makes the shock all the heavier to his
aggrieved parents, who have the sincere
sympathy of all their friends and ac-
quaintances. The remains were inter-
red In the cemetery of the Reformed
church at Aaronsburg, of which he
was devout member. on Sunday fore
noon, when q very large concourse OF
friends attended the funeral.