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

j. Eisenhu,h informs the public
that he has added to his drug stock the
celebrated KEYSTONE MALT WHIsK-
EY and other pure liquors. Sold only
on prescriptions Of physicians, for med
ical use. o5
Owing to the rain whic h fell last
Thursday morning the crowd at the
Grangers' picnic was not as large as it
would have been otherwise. At noon
the weather became fair and the gath
ering amounted to something like 5000
after ali.
The subscription schools which are
being taught by Mr.. Keller and daugh-
ter will close their nine weeks term
next Friday. The winter schools will
commence on the 4th Of October, which
gives the scholars but little more than
weeks vacation.
SUPPER. The ladies of the nj. E.
Mite Society purpose having supper
in the rink in the afternoon and even
ing of October s0th, 1886. The fare
will consist of chickens, wallles, oys-
ters, ice cream and cake.
JENNIE SCHREFFLER, Sec.
AT Tuesday evenings town council
~ n
stone crossing from Musser II Smiths
new hardware corner tow. ). Musser's
hotel, and rebuild the three old cross
ings on Main street square. Nobody is
going to kick, so far as can be seen.
But don't forget to attend to the board
walks before winter is here, gentlemen.
Mr.. .Berj, Smith, of the firm of j. r.
Smith Il Co., dealers in furniture. NIL
ton, Pa, was in town over Sunday on
business and pleasure combined. He
sold two pulpit suits while here, one to
the II. E. church and one to the Evan
gelical church. Mr.. Smith, as we'll as
the firm he represents, is well and ia
vorably known here and we shall be
glad to see him in town more frequent
ly.
The frs. copy of the Centre C0ntq
Times, published at Centre Hall by T.
Benton Ulrich, the former editor of
the Selinsgrove Times, reached this of
fee last Friday. The paper IS of dem
Ocratic faith and now with two first
class democratic journals Potter town.
ship ought to surely go solid for the
democratic county ticket and in view
of that of course we wish the Times
success.
Tonic, ALTERATIvE & CATHARIC.
Simmons Liver Regulator cures ma
laria, billiousness, dyspepsia, headache,
constipation and piles. 1t is most ef-
fective in starting the secretions of the
liver, causing the bile to act as purge.
When there is an excess of bile in the
stomach. the Regulator is an active
purge after the removal of the bile it
will regulate the bowels and impart
yigor and health to the whole system.
Andrew J. and G.. Alvin, the sons
of Andrew Harter, of Penn township
left the parental roof the other day to
attend school. The former is in the
New England conservatory, Boston,
Mass, where he will finish his musical
studies, and the latter IS student of
the seminary at Selinsgrove. Both are
very promising young men and will
doubtless make their mark in the fu-
ture.
N. w. Aver " Sons American
Newspaper Annual for 1886 is on our
table. 1t is published in Philadelphia
and is one of the most complete works
of the kind in the country. 1t contains
q carelly prepared list of all newspapers
and periodicals in theUnited States and
Canada, giving their general character
istics, time of establishment, size, cir.
culation and advertising rates. We
haye not the space to enumerate all the
other important features of the volume,
but it certainly furnishes an incalcula-
BILE amount of information to the adver-
tising public.
"A gentleman from Brushvalley
gave us little item of news the other
day which very much concerns our Re-
bersburg correspondent. 'Squibob"
came to said gentleman in pos.e haste
and borrowed horse and buggy to go
on short business trip and 10, when he
returned there was little stranger at
his house whom he seemed to welcome
very warmly. The sex, the weight
and other interesting particulars will
likely be furnished by "Squibob" upon
inquiry. No doubt his items for the
JOURNAL will be of happy strain for
the next few weeks.
Prof. A. Bierly tarried in town on
Saturday to solicit scholars for class
in vocal music. He succeeded in giving
the list fair start. Persons wishing
to subscribe can do so by applying to
DR.. J. F. Harter, Mr.. J. w. Slower or