Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-06-17

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Mrs. Stevenson, of Philipsburg, the
I. mother of Mr.. Forest Stevenson, of
near town. has been here on a visit to
her son aud relatives.
There is an abundance Of wild
Strawberries in the neighboring woods
and the small boy is busy gathering
them to offer them for sale to the town
people.
"A new crossing has been ouilt by
our townsman, w. II. Henney, IN front
of his residence, in the western part ot
Main street. The crossing is very neat
and substantial.
-Adolph Miller, the cigarmaker on
Main street, improved his place OF bus
mess by new wall paper, and the regu-
lar patrons of the tobacco college"
feel more at home there than ever.
Stated by II. b. Cochran, druggist,
Lancaster, Pa: "llave guaranteed
over 800 bottles rf Burdock Blood Bit
ters for dyspepsia, sour stomach, bill
ious attacks, liver and kidney troubles" ."
John Iona, y,Jr residing in Georges
Valley, and who for several weeks had
been confined to the house by sickness,
is able to be out again and is at present
here on visit to his parents aud
friends.
We understand that our former
townsman, Mr.. G.. y. SturgiS, who for
the last few years conducts 4 lucrative
ieweiry store in LewiSburg. is about
settling down to housekeeping in that
borough.
ID. S. Kaufman left on Tuesday
mornings train for Lancaster, to at
tend the commencement exercises Of
franklin Il Marshall College, where
his brother, John Kauffm an, expects to
graduate this season.
Unnecessary misery is endured by
bilious and dyspeptic sufferers who
neglect to take Simmons LiverRegula-
tor. Headache, constipation, piles,
collie and indigestion are cured by THIS
pure, vegetable remedy.
DIR. Samuel Gutelius and daughter
Lydia, Mrs. w. ). Musser and daugh-
ter Lodi, Mrs. Alexander and daugh-
ter and MissBrumgard were the attend
ants from this place of Miss Shrlner's
wedding at Miffiinburg last Thursday.
More people, adults and children,
are troubled with coStiveneSS than with
any other ailment. DR.. Henry BaXter's
Mandrake Bitters will cure costiYenesS
and prevent the diseases which result
from it. For sale by J. Spigemyer and
D. s. Kaufman & Co.
LOST OR MIsLAID. Policy 1917,
issued by the Penn Mutal Life lnsur-
ance Co.. on the life of l. j. Grenoble.
, The finder will please return it to the
, undersigned. Application has been
made for the issue of duplicate.
23-3t L. j. GRENoBLE.
Commissioners Wolf and Griest
were in town Yesterday holding the ap-
peals for the townships of Miles,
Haines and Penn and Millheim bor-
ough, and a great many people from
the neighboring towns were in attend
ance.
We received the catalogue for 1885.
Sc of the Pennsylvania State College,
containing full information about that
J splendid educational institution, and
, giving evidence that the Farm SCHOOL,
continues to be one of the best colleges
iD the country.
H. E. Duck, Esq, is about resum-
ing operations on his new and large
building on Main street, next to Mus
ser Sc Smiths. property. Presumably
by next fall the store rooms will be
ready for occupation and Millheim may
then boast of an elegant business block.
On Tuesday we got information OF
an accident that happened to Mrs. Reu'
ben Strump, of Centre Hall. The lady
fell out of n hammock on Monday
evening and received injuries that for
time threatened to result in her death.
Later word says that she is out of dam
ger.
q -Marchioness Dcntille Suitings
, are now universally acknowledged to
q be the leading dress fabric of the
season and the ladies' are especially
invited to examine the beautiful pat
! terms in our store Our new styles OF
: Plaids will make very rich and hand
some dresses. Come and try. ID. 5.
Kaufman Il Co.
E Rev. DR.. Conrad, of Philadelphia,
+ editor of the Lutheran Observer, has
been engaged to preach the dedicatory
sermon in the new Lutheran church oi
Centre Hall next Sunday. Reys. j. A.
Earnest and J. X Miller will preach
Thursday and Friday previous to the
dedication. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to everybody.
Mr.. J. w. Miller, of Freeport. ILL.,,
IA son of Israel Miller, was in town