Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-06-03

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A BIC BARGAIN.-IIadies' Hose,
guaranteed fast colors. three pair for
25 cts. at Kauffman's store.
Since the strikes are about ended it
may be hoped that business will brlgh-
ten as tie summer advances.
Regular services will be held in the
Lutheran church of this place next
Sunday forenoon by the pastor.
Lightning completely destroyed the
steeple of the German Reformed church
at Milton, Pa, week before last.
Misses hose, fine stock, warrant
ed not to fade, at popular prices. Come
and see at ID. S. Kaufman u Co.'S.
A new Self Binder Reaper for
sale cheaper will exchange on a good
horse. Inquire of j. Spigelmyer
SWEET SEED CoRN.-Several quarts
of Stowell's Evergreen Sweet Corn. for
planting, for sale at the Journa! Store.
-Miss Rose Harter, former teach
er of one of our town schools, smiled
on her friends at this place last week.
Sunday, June 18th, has been fixed
upon as the time for the dedication of
the new Lutheran church at Centre
Hall.
"A Shamokin clothier sells mems
straw hats two for fiye cents. Mill
helm merchants haven't come down to
that yet.
The festive fly is out in full bloom
and people hasten to keepit out of their
houses by putting up screen doors and
windows.
MFR. W. L. Snyder, the energetic
implement man of Spring Mills, was in
town and gave us pleasant call. He
is on canyassing tour.
Survival of the fitest. Downs FL
ixir has outlived every cough remedy
simply because it is the best. For sale
by ]. Splgelmyer and ID. 5. Kaufman
Il Co.
AS tue season advances Summer
Shawls are being sold at sacrifice at
ID. S. Kaufman Sc Co.'S store, and If
YOU need one there is the place to get
it.
Our Rebersburg correspondent re-
lates horrible accident which -befell
child of Daniel Weaver, of near VOLTS
Store, and by which it is likely to lose
its life.
Mr.. S. T. Frain, OF the Keystone
Hotel, Selinsgrove, states in a recent
letter, that Mr.. Harvey Lamey, of this
place, was guest at his house one day
last week.
We learn that grandmother Ulrich,
who resides with her SOD, MIR. Michael
Ulrich, on Main street, is in poor
health. Old age is beginning to tell
on her, it seems.
Now that De coratlon day is past it
would be we'll to think of the coming
Fourth of July and see what can be done
i'm Millheim i'm the line of celebrating
the 10th anniversary of American inde-
pendence.
Frank Lukenbach, of Bellefonte,
spent Decoration day in Millheim and
was heartily welcomed by many of his
former. schoolmates. Frank is grow
ing into a handsome and polished
young gentleman.
A basket picnic will be held in a
grove near Salem, about 2 miles west
of Selinsgrove, by the grangers next
Saturday. Hon. Leonard Rhone, o.
Centre Hall, is mentioned as one of the
prominent speakers expected to be pres
ent.
"A ClUSC iuopcCIlOl VI u " 1880
grocery will reveal the fact that John
intends keeping step with the times
and the demands of the trade. Ills
stock is increasing from day to day and
our readers will profit by giving him a
call.
When one watches the town Logs
hanging on to and climbing into the
wagons that pass through town, some :
times in rapid motion, it seems won
der that not more accidents TO life and
limb occur. It is an exceedingly risky
habit.
Mr.. A. c. Musser, the senior mem
ber of our enterprising marble firm. wa;
to Miffiinburg last week to put ur
tombstones on the graves CT Mr.. X
Mrs. Dreibelbis at that place. lie was
accompanied by Mr.. E. j. Brumgart
and son.
The appeals which will he held b.
the county commissioners at the Mus
ser House, Millheim, next Wednesday
June 10Th, will be as follows: Fo
Miles and Haines in the forenoon, ant