Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-05-06
LOCAL NEWS.

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-Bright's disease is killing Ex-Pres'
ident Arthur.
&C. A. Sturgis, of Lewisburg, was
up on Monday.
First. class Job work done at the
JOURNAL office.
Last Friday, the last day of April,
was uncomfortably cold.
No danger OF anybody getting
drunk in Millheim just now.
Editor Harter, of the Middleburg
Post, was in town Oh Sunday.
ELIAS Kreamer, of Winfield, Union
county, was in town on Monday.
Regular meeting of the b. Il l..
Association next Monday evening.
The Grand Lodge of the 10. o. T.
will meet at Harrisburg, May 18th.
Beyond a doubt Kauffman's store
is headquarters for general merchan
disc.
Regular services in the Lutheran
church of this place next Sunday after
noon.
DIR. S. G.. Gutelius and family are
absent on a visit to Union county
friends.
Next in season to fishstories will
be the snake stories. Now let them
down easy.
Yesterday afternoon a welcome
and refreshing rain settled the dust on
our streets.
Where. oh where is the organ
grinder this spring ? Perhaps he too
is on strike.
That popular rastime, QUOT Pitch
ing, has been taken up again by our
sportiye gents.
We would propose that the II 81 l..
Co. be ordered out for drill some even.
ing next week.
The fruit trees in the orchards and
yards are nearly all blooming and pre-
sent fine sight.
Mrs, Jon. Harter returned from
Harrisburg last Saturday evening after
an absence of over a week.
Miss Beatty, of Spring Mills, came
to town last week to keep house for
David Ulrich and his father.
DIR. John F. Harter, Main street.
is identifying the interior of his resi-
dence, by having some new paper hung.
Those outdoor concerts by our
band, which occur more frequently of
late, are delightful to our town people.
WIN. Walkers house on Main
sheet, occupied by John A Auman, is
being repainted and fixed up in general.
Nothing looks as dressy on gen.
tleman than stylish straw hat, such
as are sold at Kauffman's store, Haye
one 2
The closing out sale of ]. Spigel :
myer, beginning May 3rd. Don't for
get it. Goods to be bought at spot
cash.
Never speak fippantly of neighbors
before children. They may meet the
neighbor's children and have talk a.
bout it.
The expected awning in front of
Miller's butcher shop was put up this
week, and John is now certain that he
can keep cool.
1t is said by old people that not
since 1923 was vegetation and foliage
80 far advanced at Easter time as it
was this year.
The festive spring bonnets perched
upon the heads of the ladies, are max
ing their appearance and are duly ad-
mlred and-CrlClclSe0.
The veterans of this place Will
meet tomorrow evening for the pur'
pose of organizing the G.. A. r. post,
spoken of in our last issue.
ID. A. Musser and wife, accompan
led by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Walter, took
shoit trip to Bellefonte on Tuesday, re-
turning yesterday morning.
ga stitch in time" often saves
consumption. Downs Elixir used in
time saves life. For sale by j. Spigel-
myer and D. s. Kaufman & Co.
Mr.. Charles Wetzel, who during
the winter held position in Musser u
Smiths hardware store, has retired
from said place and left town week be-
fore last.
If you want 70 know where goods
can be bought to best advantage, con
suit the advertising and local columns
of your home newspaper and you will
never go amiss.