Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-05-27
LOCAL NEWS.

-SUBSCRlBE JllC
Dried Apples 4 cts. per h. at
Spigelmyer's.
Rains are plenty and everything
grows to the delight of the husband
man.
The plasterers have commenced
work on j. w. Stover's store building
on Main street.
Jesse Kreamer is building neat
ticket fence at the front of his premises
on Water street.
Mr.. and MIS-. A. J. Harter were
off to Union county oyer Sunday, on Il
visit to relatives.
-FLAGs, FLAGS, FLAGS, large, me.
dunn size, AID small, at the Jourhal
Store on Penn street.
Mr.. Geo. SwartZ, Of Bellefonte, Is
at present the guest of his brother, ii.
NJ. Swartz, of near town.
Miss Elizabeth Reighard, of this
place. is absent on visit To relatives
in Miffiinburg and other places.
"A new Self Binder Reaper for
sale cheap, or will exchange on good
horse. Inquire of j. Spigelmyer.
SWEET SEED CoRN.-Several quarts
of Stowel's Evergreen Sweet Corn. tor
planting, for sale at the Journa! Store.
w. T. Auman, of the Union Semi
nary. New Berlin, was seen in town
few days. He returned to that school
on Monday.
w. F. Reeder. Esq, OF the law
firm of Hastings & Reeder, Bellefonte,
was one of the guests registered at the
National Hotel last Saturday.
"a stitch in time" often saves
consumption. Downs Elixir used in
time saves life. For sale by j. Spigel-
myer and D. S. Kaufman u Co.
-Mrs. Emmons will deliver tenn
peranre lecture in the Ev. church on
Friday evening. The people will be
governed by the ringing of the bell.
There was quite a corps of sales
men in town on Monday and our mer-
chants had consequently all the com
pany they wanted for the time being
The old Evangelical church was
sold at public sale last Saturday for
800. Mr.. Elias Lose bought the
building and expects to convert it into
planning mill.
Simon r. King, who formerly was
bartender in Frain's hotel. has the
agency for the american" Sewing
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thorough canvass.
-Messrs. B.O. Deininger and Adolph
Miller took trip to Centre Hall on
Saturday to visit some friends there
and see the sights. They returned
safely IN the evening.
Mr.. J. E. Blake, agent for the
Monarch Fire Killer, wishes us to an.
nounce that he will give another test
of that extinguisher in Millheim on
next Tuesday evening.
The Clergy, Medical Faculty and
People all endorse Burdock Blood Bit
tiers as the best Sy stem renovating,
blood purifying tonic in the world.
Send for testimonials.
john Page, of near town, received
the sad news by telegram that his Sis
Ter Annie, residing near Bellefonte,
had died suddenly on Tuesday. He at
once left for that place.
We see in one of our exchanges
that the celebrated RepaZ band of Will
Transport has dissolved. 1t Is a pity
that such a splendid musical organiza-
tiOn should 60 ''to sticks.''
The strike in the Clearfield region
is ended. The men will resume work
to-day at the old prices, the store order
system is to be abolished and wages
will be paid in cash every two weeks.
Mr.. Keller, the efficient teacher of
one of our summer schools, left on
last Friday for his home in Snyder
county to spend few days with his
family. He returned on Monday even
ing.
Telephone connection between Mill
helm and Coburn was interrupted for
several days this week. 1t is supposed
that the sharp lightning of Saturday
and Monday night is the cause of the
trouble.
we HUIlCGu MI. u. ". meyer. VI
Bellefonte, prospective candidate for
District attorney, pass through town
on Monday, on his way to Aar0nsburg,
likely to spend few days in the paren-
tai home.
Rev. M. L. Landis, well-knOwh to
many of our readers as the former pas
tor of the Rebersburg Reformed church,
ably filled Rev. NJ. l.. DeitZler's pulpit
in the Luth. church, of this place, on
Sunday evening.
-Costiveness is the primary cause of
much disease. DR.. Henry Baxter's
Mandrake Bitters will permanently
cure coStiyeness. Every bottle war
ranted. Sold by J. Spigelmyer and D..
S. Kaufman & Co.
Mrs. Lashell, the wife Of the mur-
derer whose awful crime is reported
on our second page, is the daughter of
Daniel Willow, decd, a former citizen
of Millhelm and is therefor well-known
t) many of our readers.
1t affords us pleasure to announce
to our readers that VIM. B. MIingle
ESQ.,, Centre 4all, was appointed Pro-
thonotary of this county, vice r.. G.
Brett. deceased. The appointment
we have no doubt, gives general salts
faction, Mr.. III. being the right man in
the right place in all respects.