Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-10-07
Eoprv MrN WANTED ,thiS( Thurs

Forty MEN WANTED,thls( lhurs'
day) evening and another forty on Frl'
day evening, to dig the cellar LOT Tile
MILLHElM KNiTTIN FACTORY
There should be say twelve whee'neh
and as many wheelborrows, (oycicles
not wantei) twelve grubbers aud Twelve
sbovelers. Each is requested to bring
one or the other of the necessary tooIs
along and report on the diamond, Main
street, at go p. m. sharp, from where
the brigade will proceed in llne' ana
headed bv the band, to the FACTORY
Ground, Crawford street. This work
is expected to be done gratis, or rather
for the .'good OF the cause" over and
above any JonuS subscriptions that may
have been made. The committee Is al
ready full to overllowing so that no one
should expect position in that vener-
able body. The slime has now come for
solid work and business. Let all lend
a helping hand.
ENECUTlN T. oOMM L L EE.
1T will pay to see our stock OF Lap
Robes and Horse Blankets before going
elsewhere. Kaufman " 20.
WIN. KeIstetter, residing south OF
town, is way ahead in the line ot
pumpkins. He raised half dHZan in
his garden that range in size from 81 to
70 inches in circumference. The
weight of the largest is estimated ut
125 pounds.
Mrs & Mrs. Frank Knarr left for
the West yesterday morning. They i'll
tend paying a visit 20 their son, III.
Slicer, ut Chicago. III. They will be
absent about four weeks during which
time we wish them pleasant time and
a safe return.
Next Sunday evening there will be
regular services in the Lutheran
church. n congregational meeting
has been appointed to take place after
the services for the purpose of hearing
the report of the organ committee and
to take some action in the matter.
The Evangelical Sunday school OF
this place have purchased new singing
books of Prof. J. III. KuIZenknabe,
HarI isburg, Pa. They are his latest
edition, entitled "Gates Ajar" and the
well-known merits of this work will in
sure first-class singing in that school.
The dress parade of the G.. A. r.
post which is to come off next Satur-
day in connection with their festival
will start from the rink at O'Clock, p.
M, march up North street, coulter
march and pass up and down Main,
and then return to starting point on
Penn street.
| -Aaronsburg has new meat mar
ket with J. Willis Musser as manager.
They propose to do lively business.
| Mr.. Musser will be on the road daily
supplying customers with first-clas:
beef and pork at from to 10 cents pei
pound. For nice and tender meat give
| Musser trial.
Brace Up.
You are feeling depressed. your appetite !.
| poor, YOU are bothered with Headache, you are
| fdgety, nervous, and generally out OF sorts
| and want to brace up. Brace up, but not Witi
| stimulants spring medicines, or bitters. while
| have for their basis very cheap, bad whiskey
| and which stlmu late you for an hour. and theI
| leave YOU in worse condition than before
| What YOU want Is an Alternative that will purify
| your blood. start heal thy action OF Liver ant
| kidneys, restore your vitality, and give renew
| ed health and strength. such mediclhe yot
will find i'm Electric Bitters and only 80 cents
| bottle at j. Esenhuth's Drug Store.
In order to le in season we paic
special attention this fall to our line o
Dress Goods, Cashmeres, Suitings, and
you will find the most complete STOCK
in our store. ID. 5. Kaufman " 20
On Tuesday, the 2Sth Of Septem'
ber,a sad accident occurred at Lemont
Mrs. Stone stepped across the street to
neighbours house leaving a one-year-old
child in the house where there was also
tub of wash water. The child fell in
tie water and before help arrived wa
drowned. .- Daily Ne,CS.
Mrs. J. F. Harter and daughters
left for Altoona last week to pay ;
weeks visit 10 her parents residing a
that place. Her husband followed or
Tuesday morning. DIR. Ila:ter, dniin!
his absence will also attend the District
convention of the N. E. chuch, con
yening at Holidaysburg, Blair Co.. thu
latter part Of this week.
Candidates Shaffer and Meyer
were down from Bellefonte on MOnda
and Tuesday to look over the politica
field. They called at this office, ant
we noticed the usual campaign smil
on their faces. Both are staunc
democrats who stand nigh in publ
favor and who will be elected by goo
majorities.
On Saturday, October 3Oth, inst.
II. A. Mingle, Esq, of Aaronsburg
executor Of the estate Of Mrs. Eliza
beth German, late of Haines township