Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-05-20
We are reliably informed and sor

impaired of late. We hope his case
may not be serious and that lie will
fully recover again.
Health is wealth. "All the health
| enjoy, and even my life, may say, is
in consequence of Simmons Liver Reg
ulator. | would not take Sl:OOO.O 900
for my interests in that medicine" w.
II. Wilson, Welborn, Fla,
The entertainment given by the
Ladies' Mite Society OF the Reformed
church of Aaronsburg on Saturday
evening was attended 10y full house.
The performers carried their parts
through well. The proceeds Of the
evening from different sources amount
ed TO 500.
SETTLEMENT NOTICE As we wish
to close our books we request all per
sons who have unsettled accounts with
us to call n our place for settlement
not later than jane 18th, 1856 Part les
who fail to comply with this request
bet Ween this and the above date will
be compelled to do So by law.
BARTGEs Il BRO.
Madisonburg, Pa, May %, SO. st
The several assessors of Centre
county have finished their labOriOus
work of finding the wealth of their re-
spectiye districts and have filed their
reports with the county commissioners,
who publish the same in some of the
county papers, at the same time giving
notice that the 9th. .25th and 2ith days
Of May have been fixed upon at the
Commissioners Office in Bellefonte, for
appeals.
MFR. J. c. Blake, of the Monarch
Fire Killer Company, New York, is in
town at present, and expects to give a
test exhibition of the Monarch Fire
Killer, that perfect and celebrated eX.
tinguisher of fire, this Thursday even
ing at 6I O'Clock, on the hill, east oe
town, for the inspection and benefit of
our town council. All the citizens of
Millheim are invited to be on hand and
witness the test.
"A new grocery store in town, or
rather an old store with new name.
Abs. Harter's grocery on Main street,
having been purchased by John w.
Lose, will be replenished by fresh
and excellent stock. Mr.. l.. has had
considerable experience as 2 salesman
and will, no doubt, have good success
in his undertaking. John also knows
that iudicious advertising is essential 10
a lively trade.
DR.. STAN having applied to the
town council for the privilege of NOV
ing the truck house back about ten
feet, and which was granted by the
council, he will at once proceed with
that work. The building was out too
far from the first and obscured the up.
town view from the brickhouse. The
fire company propose to petition the
council to haye the truck house painted
after it occupies its new place.
ALI who can afford 1t and have any
musical or literary taste will find the
entertainment of the Harry Sisters
next Monday evening in the NJ. E.
church we'll worth attending. Where
ever they have been they are highly
spoken of and are generally greeted by
large audiences. We can safely assure
our readers that they will not regret
going to hear them. Their splendid
performances are treat to old and
young, therefore come one, come all.
| ACCIDENT. Charles, the youngest
son of Jacob Alter, of North street,
broke his left arm, near the elbow joint,
on Saturday afternoon, by falling down
a flight Of stairs. He and an older
brother were playing around the ban
| lister at the head of the stairs, when it
was proposed TO have race down the
steps. Charley missed his footing and
landed at the bottom with his whole
weight upon his arm. The fracture is
of precarious nature and causes the
little fellow a great deal of pain.
FARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned
offer that certain tract of land, situate
about two miles west Of Madisonburg,
and being part of the estate of Jeremi-
all Hoy, deceased, at private sale. II
contains about 100 acres OF cleared
land, with a dwelling house and bank
barn thereon erected ; also about a.
acres of timberland. Altogether a very
desirable farm. Apply to or address
SAMUEL WISE,
ISRAEL VONADA,
| l9-4t Executors.
CENTRE CoUNTY's PRoTHoNoTARY
DEAD.-Ol Friday morning, Robert
G. Brett, prothonotary of this county
died at his residence in Bellefonte, of
consumption, with which disease he
had been suffering for nearly a year
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