Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-05-06
Notwithstanding the fact that

-Notwithstanding the fact that
nearly everybody is being squeezed 10y
the hard times, the building and I'M
provement boom in this town still
keeps UP and our mechanics haye all
the work they want.
j. Wm. Miller, the younger son of
our towusman, Mr. Henry Miller, lett
for Centre Hall yesterday afternoon,
where he has permanent job at tin
smithing with j. "A. Reesman. We wish
Will the best success in his new home
--As spring advances with its occa-
sional cool evenings the ladies stand in
need Of light Summer Shawls. We can
help them out, If they will only come
and examine the fine line We carry in
| this stock. ID. ). Kaufman ~ Co.
On last Monday Jerome Spigel-
myer commenced selling out at cost
all his goods at his stores in Millheim
aud Madisonburg, preparatory TO NOV
ing into Musser IL Smiths new room
on Main street, June lst. This good
chance to buy goods cheap.
Among other proceedings of inter-
| est to this section at the late ternf of
court were the cases of Wm. ). Musser
| INu l. oh uhnSn nnn1iRaf ion q
for license are being held over until
the June session, pending the trial of
charges brought against them.
Mr.. Stewart, of Pleasant Gap, and
his gang of men are running the brick
yard, west of town, on full time. llr.
| 5. has the contract for getting out the
necessary amount of pressed brick for
| Musser Il Smiths new hardware build
ing. The brick are made by steam
| process.
| Jos. r. Mann and wife, of Mill
Hall, left on Friday for Larned, Kansas,
which place they propose making their
permanent home. We regret to see
them leaye Clinton county, but trust
fortune will throw broad smile upon
them while dwellers in the wild west.--
| Clinton Democrat.
Mr.. Geo. Limbert, who during last
winter so efficiently taught the primary
school of Millheim, greeted his many
| friends in this town last Saturday. He
is attending Prof. Hosterman's high
school at Spring Mills this summer and
will no doubt enter upon next winters
| term of teaching with richer store
of knowledge. He favored the JOUR-
NAL with a pleasant call. Come again.
IT is now conceded on all sides
that there is not and never has been a
remedy of such remarkable efficacy as
Curtis Carmelite Cordial, in curing
cholera, dysentery, diarrhoea, cholera
morbus, summer complaints, cramps,
pains in the bowels, or any intestinal
irritation whatever "a single dose brings
remarkable relief and single bottle is
guaranteed to cure any case or money
refunded. A remarkable pain Killer
and valuable household remedy.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY y & CO.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Sold by J. Eisenhuth, Millheim, Pa.
"A copy of the New York Star, the
only straight out democratic daily in
New York City, is on our table. II
announces the removal Of its offices to
new and elegant quarters, giving an
illustration of the Star building and its
business offices. A surprising and over
whelming increase in its circulation
made the removal to more spacious
rooms necessary and its general tone
/ and appearance are indicative OF per-
manent and prosperous existence.
MIR. J. H. Woomer and family, of
Nittany Valley, have removed to this
place, and reside at the toll gate, form
erly kept by Mr.. Jacob Heinle, decd.
| Mr.. Woomer is a harness maker by
trade and in connection with taking
toll will carry on the harness making
business. He wishes to inform the
public that he is prepared to do all
work i'm his line in the most satisfacto-
ry manner and asks for liberal share
of patronage.
B. o. Delnlnger, the Journal store
man has been cleaning up this week
preparatory to the arrival of new lot
of goods. His stock OF stationery
blank and schoolbooks. bibles and
hymnbooks, cards of every description,
as we'll as fancy articles of innumera-
BILE variety is constantly being replen-
ished and can not be eXcelled any
where in the valley. Remember any
thing in his line may be found at his
store in the Journal building Penn
street. Prices to suit the times.
I'VE received information the other
day of Mr.. Emanuel MOTIFS marriage
to a Southern lady, which occurred
several weeks ago. Mr.. Motz, who is
operating gold mine in either North
or South Carolina, we forget which,
will be remembered by many of our
readers. His three children, Misses
Lola and Matte, and Mr. Carl, the
former two attending The New Berlin
Seminary. the latter holding some posi-
tion in Williamsport, several years ago
had their home in this town.