Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-12-09

BY all appearances the town will be
we'll stocked with "Kristkindels, this
year.
EVERYTHING When we say
"everything" we mean everything
Everything in the line of general mer-
chandise, everything of best quality,
everything the lowest in yrices. ID. 5.
Kaufman & Co., Mlllheim. Pa.
Owing to sickness Prof. A. Bierly
was unable to meet his singing class
in this place on last Saturday evening.
He expects TO be on hand next Satur-
day evening when the members of the
class are requested to be present.
Among our callers this week were
Geo. Bower, of Aaronsburg, and Cyrus
| Zeigler and Nathaniel Bowersox, of
Wolfe's store. All these gentlemen
are regular JOURNAL subscribers and
we are always delighted to meet them.
The keystone is new Saturday
newspaper which will be started at
Williamsport by Elmer E. Burlugame,
the present editor of the Willlamsport
Breakfast Table. 1t is proposed to
make it u fist class, live and progress
i've paper.
On Friday Mrs. James Brewster of
PhilipSt urg, committed suicide by TAX
ing some poison. She also gave por-
tions of the poison to her three chill
dren, one of whom is expected to die.
She was subject to fits of melancholy
BellJOnte Daily Ne,cS.
PRIVATE SALE.-The property of
John SwartZ, Sr., late of Millhejm, de-
ceased, on North street, is offered for
sale from now until January 1st. next.
If not sold then, it can be rented for
the year 1887. Apply to or address
GEO. w. SwARTz, Executor.
47-St Lewistown, Pa.
Mis-. J. p. Harris, of Bellefonte,
andM Morrison, of Newton Hamilton,
Pa. were the guests of Mrs. B. 0. Dein.
inger, Main street, last Thursday after
noon. The ladies were here in the in-
terest of the w. G. T. U. in which Or
ganization they are active and Jealous
leaders.
1t affords us pleasure 10 say that
our charitably disposed people have a.
gain opened their hands to lend help to
the needy and distressed. This even
ing Large party will visit the home of
Sadie Adams, ON North street, to light
On the burdens of the patient sufferer by
a liberal donation of the necessaries Of
life. A very commendable act.
Yesterday afternoon Fred and Bob,
the twin sons of John d. Foote, deceas-
ed, late of Millheim. we're taken 10
Philadelphia under the care of our
towDsmen A. Walter and j. F. Harter.
The boys will enter Girard College, an
institution well known for its superior
advantages in training and educating
orphan children.
Mr.. VIM W. Bell, of Pleasant Gap,
gave this Office a business call on Tues
day afternoon. He is attorney for the
estate of the late John K. Bell, Of Aa-
rousburg, and will Sell the real estate
of decedent, consisting of the town
and several tracts of valuable
mountain land, as well as some person.
al property, on Monday December 9th,
at one O'Clock, p. m.
-DREssMAKING has become some
what of an art in these times Of intri.
cate fashions but by all reports from
reliable sources Mrs. John Kerstetter,
on Penn street, one of the several good
dressmakers in town has fully mastered
the art and holds place in the front
ranks. Her work is said to be first
class in ft, neatness and durability and
none need be afraid to give her trial.
We understand that the Lutheran
Sunday school at Aaronsburg is ar
ranging to perform very attractive
and suitable cantata at their Christmas
entertainment. We have not the least
of doubt that it will be rendered in
excellent style, as the school is fortu-
nate in having some splendid musical
material. From what we hear Mill
helm expects to be strongly represented
to witness the exercises.
The I. O. of G. T., of Millheim,
will hold festival in the skating.rlnk
on New Years afternoon and evening.
The refreshments will be ice cream,
oysters, and cake. The amusement of
q cake-walk will be extended to all.
A cordial idvitation is extended to ev-
cry one.
Fl. K. LUsE.
MRS. J. F. HARTER,
J. w. LUsE, General Com.
NJ. G. GEPHART,
GEO. BUCK,
REDEDIcALIoN.- reopening of