Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-23

The democratic senatorial confer
ees Of this district will meet at Belle
fonte to-day. The congressional con-
ferees viii! meet in Lock Haven next
week.
Cashier Walter left for Williams
port yesterday morning to consult with
the railroad officials about special
freight rates for the new factory at this
place.
The Jewish New Year, Rosh
| Hashono, falls this year on the 2oth OF
September. Ten days later the Day OF
Atonement, Yom Kirpur, will be cele-
| brated.
We hear of two new houses to be
erected in town this fall yet. The one
by Jas. D. Luse. the other 10y j. Spig'
elmyer, both OF Penn street. keep.the
bail rollin'.
Rev. Wasson departed for Cone
mauch, Cambria Co., Pa. , on Tuesday
morning to attend the Annual Confer
ence of the U. B church, which con-
yened at that place yesterday.
Editor UIrich, of the new Centre
County Times, was out after Subscribers
the latter part of last week. lie gave
this section of the valley trial, but with
what success we do not know.
MIR. Kaufman, Sr., Of Fishers
Ferry, after returning from a prospect
ing trip to the copperfelds Of North
Carolina, spent several days with his
sons and daughter in this place.
Mr.. |. W. Buck, our new tailor
is full of work and will soon be obliged
to engage more help in his shop. He
is said to be very good tailor and his
work will be the best advertisement.
On Monday morning Millard
Mechtley and his crew of bricklayers
arrived from Snyder county and at
once commenced work on Squire
Ducks ne W building on Main street.
"A party was given at J.W. .Snook's
residence on Penn street last Friday
evening in honor of Maggie Snook's
twelfth birthday. A nice time was
had and the presents were numerous.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.
THE BEST SALvE in the World for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores Ulcers salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. CornS. and all SKIN
Eruptons, and positively cures rlies, or no pay
isfactiOn, or money refunded. Price - cents
per box. For sale by j. EiSenhuth.
Read the changed advertisement of
D. s. Kaufman & Co. in this issue.
They are just getting ready to depart
for the eastern cities and mean every
word they say in their announcement.
"A new bridge has been built over
Elk Creek near the toll gate on this
side of Coburn. 1t is wooden structure
and will answer for while. Iron
bridges are preferable on much trav-
eled road.
FoUND.--A white handkerchief with
a small key tied in one corner was
found on the road from Miilheim to
Aaronsburg. The owner may claim
his or her property by calling for it at
this office.
Mr.. Saml. Frank will sell his farm
near Rebersburg, occupied by one of
his sons, at public sale on Saturday,
Oct. is. 1t is very valuable farm
and there will be no trouble to find pur-
chasers for The same.
Pierce Bright, one of WI. Bright's
sons, was for the past few weeks laid
up with a severe spell of sickness, which
at times threatened his life. We are
glad to note that at this writing he is
considered out of danger.
Mr.. J. F. Torber:, OF Williams
port, was q welcome caller at this office
LAST week. He tells us that his better
half recently presented him with an
other young son and Frank of course
feels proud of the new arrival.
PUBLIC SA1E.-A white sow, weigh
ing about 2C0 pounGs, with notch in
her left ear, and which was taken up
by the High Constable some time ago
will be offered for sale next Monday at
one O'Clock at JacobSankey's 3 residence.
This is the week OF the LewIsburg
Fair. The implements already on the
grounds make them look as though the
exhibition was now open. We never
saw the people so excited over county
fair. This valley will 90 down almost
in body.
The Long freundshaft had q family
reunion in Brushvalley last Saturday.
They made picnic of it and there
were between so and 60 Longs present.
John Longs, residing about mils
south of Millheim were over and report
a grand time.