Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-06-17

| ter, Mrs. n. NieaHei, n'"i lV"ie'
during the summer. This leaves the
old folks at home TO Shift along the
best they can.
MUSICAL COLLEGE The 30th Ses-
sion of Six Weeks opens Monday even
ing, July Goth, 1886, for the Teaching
and Training of Young Ladies in Vo'
cal and Instrumental Music.
Address, f. c. MoYER, Musical Di-
rector. Freeburpb. Pa. 2l-4t
Miss May Iartman,o of Penn street,
departed for New Berlin, last Friday,
where she expects TO spend IA few weeks
visiting relatives. No doubt she viii
be Il witness to the commencement eX-
ercises of Union Seminary during her
stay there. We wish May pleasant
time.
The regular summer lull in busi-
ness is upon this town again, and viii
most likely continue until after harvest,
when the farmers will allow themselves
n short b,cathing spell. During this
lull our merchants can take little rest
and recruit from their combining and
busy winter and spring campaign.
oh Oh THIS bowling jumping
raging toothache | would give any
l.. tnE oil
you much. Is cents will get YOU bot
tie of the Great Zngara Toothache
Drops. Guaranteed. For toothache
and neuralgia the Great Zingara has no
equal. Keep them i'll the house, they
may saye you hours of agony. Sold by
J. Eisenhuth, Millheim, Pa.
-Ex. Sheriff Dunklp, of Bcllefonte,
while out driving last Sunday week
ago, accompanied by his wife, met
with an accident which resulted in the
fracture of one of the gentleman's
shoulders, while his wile was consider
ably bruised. The horse ran away and
threw both the occupants Of the buggy
out upon the road.
The Harrisburg Patriot, that popu-
lar democratic daily Of the old Key
stone, last Saturday sen. out sixteen
page issue, to celebrate its 10Th ami
versary. The Patriot always was full
of snap and enterprise and assures It's
many readers that it will increase in
merit in the future. The paper cer-
tainly gives evidence Of continual sue
cess.
-G. A. Harter, the Sugar Valley
mail carrier, narrowly escaped being
killed last Saturday. He went down
over steep embankment about 40 feet
high, with horses and wagon, while
crossing Sugar Valley mountain. Both
he and the horses got off with a few
bad bruises, but George says it was a
rough ide and wants no more of the
kind.
NOTICE. A Select School will be
opened at Aaronsburg on Monday,
July Goth, 1856, to continue eight
weeks. All persons desiring to attend
will please hand their names to Nj. NJ.
Musser, of Aaronsburg. Special at
tention will be given TO such as are pre-
pairing for College or for teaching in
the Public Schools. Terms to suit the
times. For further information ad-
dress the teacher,
MO. NoLL,
23-6t Lewisburg. Pa.
LOCK HAVEN TO HAVE ANAILMlLL
"A special dispatch to the Harrisburg
Patriot states that terms for the erec-
tion of a nail factory haYe been agreed
upon with competent, reliable and prac'
tical parties, and the work of con-
structing the mill will commence with
in the next 80 days. The mill is to Ee
good-siz4d one, and it is expected to
have it in operation within 3 months
from the time the work of erection
commences.
1t is an undisputable fact that the
National Hotel, of Millheim, under its
present management, stands foremost
in the list of Centre county's hotels.
Mr.. Rook, the o5liging and lively land
lord makes il his main object to have
his house in first class order ut all times,
! to supply his table with the best in the
market and to treat his guests in such
manner that they feel perfectly at
home while there. He enlists the at
tention of the public TO his card in
| mother column.
A GUARDED FISHERMAN. - Last
Saturday Mr.. B. +. Donahower, the
well known artist Of Lewisburg, was
up among our mountains as the guest
of Mr.. Sober AMI to try his luck with
the hook and line and capture as many
of the speckled beauties as would bite.
| He selected little stream running
through a Mr.. Confer's ground and be-
gan operations, when the owner, din
| old gentleman, made his appearance
with shot gun and kindly stood guar
| over the lonely fisherman, presumably
to protect him from the nasty annoy
ance of mosquitoes or some other spite
| full enemy. Our informant conld ut
tell whether it was the Mulligan or N
G., but it was certainly good body
| guard and Mr.. D0rahOWer prideS him
self of being more distinguished per-
sonage than Presid 3nt Cleveland, who
| fshed among the AllephanieS WithOur