Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-10-21
LOCAL NEWS.
-S1rnscR1BE for the JOURNAL.


corn.
New Lard Cans just received at
Stover's store.
First class job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
The plas;erers are done in the U
B. parsonage on Penn street.
sheriff Dunkle. Of Bellefonte,
was seer in town on Tuesday.
A fine show case for sale, very
cheap. Inquire at the journal Store.
After a few raw and clustering
DAYS we are having delightful weather
again.
Go toJ. ". Stover's store for To-
bacco, Cigars, Canned Fruit and Com
fectionery.
There will be regular services in
the u. B.church of this place next Sun
day forenoon.
The cold wave is rolling and every
body goes to D. s. Kaufman u Co.'S
stor for new fall goods.
A flock of wildgeese, said to be the
forerunners of Winter. passed over our
heads one day last week.
Found place where to buy
the most goods for the least money.
AID. S. Kaufman & Co.
1t is expected that the masons will
begin work on the found dation walls Of
the factory this week yet.
Mrs. Rec sman, on Penn street, is
having a new boardwalk laid down in
front of her premises. Next /?
For SALE Sixty bushels of Bald
win and Pipin Apples.
J. r. BRUMGARD, Rebersburg, Pa
Blind Tom, the famous colored
pianist, will give a concert at Belle
fonte next Monday evening.
Circulars and illustrated catalogues
of Holiday Novelties are already being
sent out by the enterprising city firms.
Most of the legal lights of Belle
fonte are at present out on a stumping
tour and the very air smells Of politl cs.
Extra Bargains in Underwear and
if you want clear view come early.
d. S. Kaufman & 20.
William Miller,a son of our towns
man, David Miller, is down with ty-
phoid fever, and is in a serious condi-
tiOn.
For good goods and low prices
in silverware, clccks, watches, jewelry
and spectacles, j. W. Stover's store is
the place.
Michael Ulrich is hauling material
on the ground to build aa addition to
to his house near town, occupied by
Josiah Long.
We still give those Of our subscri-
bers who are in arrears a standing in
vitation to come and pay up their back
subscriptions.
Last Sundays bible class in the
Luth. chapel was attended by thirty.
eight persons and a very interesting
time was had.
Miss Florence NJ. Alter. of this
place, has gone to Selins Grove, Snyder
county, to spend a few months with
her sister at that place.
The first snow of the season made
its appearance last Friday morning
early, the ground being slightly cover
ed in this and Brushvalley.
Never put off going to Kauffman's
store. They have New Goods, Ne,c
Fashions. New Styles, NeU Prices, Ne,o
Qualities and Neao Quantities.
John Kerstetter, the mason of
Bonneville, Clinton Co., is at work on
the large flag stones, intended for tie
front steps at the Evangelical church.
Jerseys are lively as lively as ever,
and the styles beautiful. From 81 90
up as high as you want to go.
ID. S. Kaufman & Co.
The secl ct of successful advertising is to tell
BOrax Soap is the best and cheapest soap
you can use for all purposes 1t is plain state
ment of fact, and the best way for you TO salts
fly yourself is to try pound.
1t is sure thing that politics
are waxing warm and it is equally as
sure that the best stock of groceries
in this section is kept by J. W.Stover.
We are sorry to state that the fam
lily of w. G.. Bright on Main Street is
still afflicted with sickness. Three of
his children are at present confined to
the house.
LOT OF CALVES WANTED at the
Aaronsburg Meat Market. The pro-
prietors desire to supply their patron s
with first. class veal and for that pur-