Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-11-25
John G.. Morris, of VOLTS store,


called on us on Saturday last. Mr..
Morris is one of the most successful
tree agents that ever canvassed this
neighborhood. His stock Of trees which
he lately delivered to his many custo-
mers gave entire satisfaction, being su-
pc rior to ans brought here before and
he has consequently very little trouble
in collecting his bills.
"A copy of the first number of Nh
Sic0l IEdin5S, published in Williams
port by w. A. Brown, formerly of
Spring Mills, is on our table. 1t Is
neat in get up aud its contents are of
much interest TO musicians. 1t is an
eight-page paper, three columns to the
page and the publisher already finds it
necessary to enlarge the sheet, in order
to meet demands.
THANKSGIVING DINNER. - w. G..
Rook, the proprietor of the National
Hotel at this place, extends cordial
invitation to all to enjoy fine Thanks.
giving feast at his house to-day. HIS
charges will be very moderate. The
following is the elegant bill of fare pre-
pared for this occasion
Sour: Chicken Broth, Bullion.
ROAST: Roast Turkey, Ia Bur-
gOiSe Roast Canyass Duck, Cream
Sauce; Roast Ox-Heart Stuffed Roast
Beef; Roast Pork.
ENTREE: Chicken Croquets, To-
mato Sauce /; Chicken Sautee. Brotcn
Sauce; Potatoe Salad, MaiOnaiSe Dress.
ing; Cranberry Sauce; Blackbernes.
DESERT: Apple Pie, The National
Pie, Cream Custard Pie, Apple Fritters,
VINE Sauce, Plum Pudding, Brandy
Sauce; Bananas, Oranges, Raisins, Tea,
Coffee, Milk.
BoTroM PRICES. The following
quotations from Cohen's New York
Cheap Store, corner Main and Penn
streets, should be great inducement
to call on him before he leaves Mill.
helm
Ladies' Cloth, all colors, Scots per yd.
- Cashmeres, fine, 3Octs
Winter Skirts. from roc. to 81. 25
- Fine Merino Un'wear, 95c. a suit
Border Handkerchiefs, s for 25c
" Hose, pair for 25c.
Mems Pants, 45c. a pair.
Red All-wool Underwear, war
ranted, 81 % per. suit.
" All-wl Blue Shirts, from 95c. up
Socks, Cotton, pair for 25c
All wool Socks, warr'd l7c p. pair
Remember | will only remain until
the last Of this month and you are
therefor specially Invited to avail your
selves of the aboye bargains.
HARRY COHEN.
HANDSOME CHURCH EDIFICE. The
N. E. church on Main street, which
will be reopened Cd the 1lth of next
month and whicn has been remodelei
and renovated throughout will he as
pleasant place for public worship as
any in town. A new spire built
in modern style and of considerable
height towers heayenward and the new
bell which will be placed in the belfry
this week will shortly send forth peals
of sweet and solemn sounds, calling the
church people to their worship. The
interior of the church presents very
neat appearance. The old cumbersome
stairway has been changed to an open
and easy entrance. while the gallery in
the rear Of the audience chamber has
been removed and the seats in that part
of the room arranged in rows one abo We
the other. The frescoed ceilings and
walls look tasty and pleasing to the eye
and after the seats are newly painted
and the colored glass windows have
been put in their places, the general ef-
feet will be very favorable. The church
is being heated by two large furnaces.
Tha basement rooms have also under
gone important changes and will now
make splendid Sunday school rooms.
We hope the Christian people of this
place and vicinity will turn out strong
on the day of the rededication and as
sist in wiping out the church debt of
our Methodist fsiends by liberal sub
scriptions. Open your purses.
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