Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-12-09
LOCAL NEWS.
for the JOURNAL.

mans.
First. class Job work doue at the
JOURNAL office.
Jacob BARLEY on North street has
nearly recovered from h's recent illness.
A fine show case for sale, very
cheap. Inquire at the Journal Store.
Look out for the new stock OF
Glass and Queensware atJ.W. .Stover's.
-J.F. Torbert, of Williamsport,
was a caller at the JOURNAL office last
Thursday.
Regular monthly meeting of Mill
helm B. & L. Association next MoL-
day evening.
For all these articles d S Kaufman
& Co. have the best assortment and
lowest prices.
The Lutherans have weekly re-
hearsals for their coming Christmas
entertainment.
The entertainment of the U. B.
Sunday School will be held oh Friday
(Chistmas sve.
Lancaster Almanacs. English and
German, at the Journal Store on Penn
street, at 5 cents.
Rev. C. F. Deininger's house on
Main street. now occupied by Geo
Buck, is for rent.
Charles A. Rachau, one of our Re-
bersburg subscribers, made Us a pleas
ant call on Friday.
sher'sCharmProcess and kur:z's
Callalily Roller Flour at Stover's gro
cely on Main Street.
Editor Kurtz, of the Centre Hall
Reporter was in town on Saturday aid
caller at this office.
The supporting posts on the
ground -four of the Knitting factory
are being placed in position.
"A. F. Harter suffered from a pain
full carbunkle on his neck for the past
week. It is getting better.
Al. 81, 6 and 7 cts. paid for hides
or in exchange Cor leather, by
47.4t Al. HARTER, Millheim, Pa.
Mr.. Charles Weiser. after a weeks
stay with relations in this place. has
returned to his home in Burbank, Ohio.
The fact that you read the newspaper is evil
dence that you desire to keep posted up in
son S thai "a sH1e sSreydopPeis ye Bora1 Soap is the
best soap made in America. Try It.
-Remem ber that Stoypr's store on
Main street is still headquarters for
Gne and cheap groceries and confectlon-
cries.
Prof. Kleckner, of Coburn. expects
to hold q musical convention at Lo-
gansyille, Clinton county, during the
holidays.
This is great Underwear weather.
This is great Glove weather.
This is great Holiday shopping
weather.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, acting through
the blood, reaches every part of the
system, and in this way positively cures
catarrh.
-Messrs. Muttersbough Il Zerbe,
dealers in horses, succeeded in disposing
Of a plumber of horses at their public
sale last week.
Benz. Smith, of the firm of j. r.
Smith s. Co., of Milton, was in town
on Monday to put up the handsome
chandelier in the Methodist church,
The good sleighing and fair wealth
er brought large number of farmers
to town on Saturday and our mer-
chants consequently had little har-
vest.
Our band is arranging to sell their
instruments at reduced rates with a
view of raising the balance of funds
necessary to purchase new set of
HONS.
Yesterday forenoon Lewis Tobias
vacated his late residence, Miss Lydia
Musser's house on North strees. and
moved into the house of John Swartz,
deceased.
Among our new advertisements
this week will be found the Fall and
Winter announcement OF Messrs.
Durham Bros. & Co., the wide awake
merchants Coburn.
The kind of weather we have had
for the past few weeks brings the
tramps to the cities and towns by the
hundreds and the influx proves decid .
ed nuisance" to the public.
Your special attention is called TO
the fact that Durham Bros. & Co., Co.
burn, Pa. allow a discount of per
cent. on all cash purchases exceeding
l.OO-excepting on Sugars and Coffee.