Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-10-07

Our Towanla Boot takes the lead
Decidedly the best boot ever brought to
town. Just the thing for lumber and
laboring g men. Call and see at Kauff-
mans store, Millheim.
The articles of agreement between
J. X. Crawford, the knitting factory
man and the stockholders are now
signed sealed and delivered and build
ing operations will begin forthwith.
To those of our readers who eX-
pect to take in Forepaugh's show at
Bellefonte next Tuesday we would say
that Emil Browns hotel on Bishop
street is one of the best places to stop
at. Landlord Brown always makes
his guests as comfortable Us possible.
Jonathan Sanders, of Penn town
ship, is probably one of the oldest ana
most consistent democrats living III
this county. lie has voted the demo-
cratic ticket for three score years and
expects to cast his ballot this fall for
Black. That is what we call solid
Democracy.
james f. Keller, the teacher OF
the grammar school, wishes to give no.
tlce that his school will not open untll
next Monday, Oct. II. Tue primary
school under NJ. &. Gephart and the
North street school under ID. C.. Smith
opened last Monday morning with
| large attendance.
We wish to call the attention OF
our patrons to the fact that we just re-
ceived lot of new jobtype,o the latest
and most beautiful designs, and that
the JOURNAL job office is consequently
prepared to turn out superior work
now. Do not fail to give us Il trial
when in need of anything in that line.
Most Excellent.
| + J. Atkins, Chief of Police, Knoxville,
Tenn. writes: 'My family and / are beneh-
| carries Of your most excellent mcuiclhe' Dr
kings New discover or ron cIaim fur desire
| TO testify 10 its virtue. My friends 10 whom
have recommended il, praise 1t Mt every oppor-
tunty." DR.. King New Discovery Gyo lor Cohr oHIe-
| Bronchitis. Asthma. Group and every anectioh
of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Trial Bottle Free ut j. ElSenhuth Drug
| Store. Large Size sl.UO.
Jacob Shaffer, of Penn Hall, who
is a regular subscriber of the JOURNAL
for years, gave us q pleasant business
call on last Saturday. Mr. Shafer is :
greeable company and gentleman OF
the old school, which means strict in
tegrity In all business transactions.
We hope he will call often.
| BOUND TO SELL.-Our splendid
stock of Ladies' Cloths. all shades OF
Noravian Tricots-the latest out.
Ladies should by no means miss this
opportunity to get themselves an elegant
outfit for winter.
d. S. Kaufman & Co.
1.-THE editor of the Millheim Jour-
nal should read more intellIgently, p"
says last weeks Centre County Times.
It would take the intelligence OF a
Socrates to decipher what the editor OF
the Times means by this sharp little
suuib of his. Please express yourself a
little palmer, Brother Ulrich and don't
make fellow break his head over such
mysterious sentences.
The central part of town presents
a pleasing scene of life and activity at
present. Several masons are at work
on the new stone crossings and gang
of men, under the superintendency of
Street Commissioner Sankey, are en-
gagged in macadamizing Main street
That section of the borough receives
sufficient attention to put it in first.
class shape for the winter.
A FAMILY BLEsSING.-SimmonsLiv
er RegulAtor-the favorite home rem
edy-is entirely vegetable, and is the
best family medicine that is compound
ed. No error 10 be feared in admins
tering, no injury from exposure after
taking, no loss of time. 1t is the best
preventive medicine, and safe to take
no matter what the sickness may prove
to be, ard in any ordinary disease vii
effect speedy cure.
-Musser & Smith, the hardwareroen
had quite a fitting last week. They
moved their goods to their new and at.
tractive quarters and are now about
fixed and settled for business. The
only objection we find to the new ar
rangement is that it is the wrong cor
ner 20 turn to the post office. There i:
an irresistible tendency to strike fo
the old corner and it will take Will,
to get used to the uew place.
"A large number of persons from
this town, as we'll as the surrounding
country attended the Democratic mass
meeting at Bellefonte last evening. Th'
low fare of $l.00 for the round trip wa
q great inducement to 60 and the un
usual liberality of the Railroad compa
ny deserves special comment. The Mill
helm band also took passage for Belle
fonte and while there were introduced
to Gov. Black and the boys had each {
shake of the governors hapd.