Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-06-10

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er and ID. s. Kaufman II Co.
More people, adults and children,
are troubled with coStlvenesS than WIN
any other ailment. Or. Henry BAXter's
Mandrake Bittcrs will cure coStlyenesS
and prevent the diseases which result
from it. For sale by j. Spigemycr and
ID. :. Kaufman & Go.
-Mr. J. G.. Hickman, of Franklin,
Pa. came 10 town on Tuesday evening,
to pay visit To his parents and during
his short stay did not forget to give the
JOURNAL II call. Judging fromClevan'S
! appearance Venango county air agrees
| with him.
We are sorry to sag that tho at
! tempt made last Saturday evening to
organize the "Sons of Veterans" IN
| Millheim was frustrated on account OF
| the unwilingaeSs OF the Aaronsburg
boys to come here. The superstition is
that such an order will BE started in
that burg.
The schoolboard of Millheim had
! its annual settlement last Monday af-
terno0n and their financial statement Is
posted up in conspicuous places. That
the board have been economical with
the peoples money can hc seen 10y the
nice cash balance IN the hands OF The
Treasurer, viz: Sl97.
Several loads of iron fence were
brought up from the depot last week,
which will be erected in front of Fair
view Cemetery, being Il continuation OF
the piece of fence already there. The
whole length of the front will then he
enclosed by this neat and attractive
fence, giving it II stately appearance.
"A steel pen, which seems simplicl-
ty itself in construction, goes through
| from fifteen to twenty-five processes III
the course of manulacture,and occupies
from ten to Thirty days TO complete
And yet an Esterbrook Pen is sold at
the Journal Store ut one cent piece.
The undersigned gives notice that
he has this day sold his stores ut Mill
helm and Madisonburg ID 5. Spigelmy-
er, Jr., and employed ID. l.. Zerby COL
| lector Of all accounts due j. Spigelmy-
er, Agent, which must be settled
within ten days from date.
w. E. GuEEN
Millheim, Nay 3lst, 1885.
On Monday evening Prof. J. II.
Feehrer, Of Selinsgrove,p passed through
town, and stopped just long enough to
leave new piece Of music, entitled
"Shady's Quickstep" dedicated to the
leader of our band DR.. j. +. Harter.
He was on his way to Sugar Valley,
where he has an engagement with the
Boonville band.
w. c. r. 1.-THE members of this
society will meet on Monday evening,
June 14th, 1886, ut the reside nee of
DIR. J. w. Siam. All interested in the
great temperance cause are cordially
invited to be present. and are requested
to bring their Gospel Hymns along.
Mrs. B. o. DEININGER, Pres.
Mrs. 2. ii. MUssER, Sec.
Cashier Walter is buildin G els
tern on his premises on Penn street.
Since he is the controlling stockholder
of the Millheim turnpike company, he
had the ground and stones which were
dug out of the excavation hauled on
the pike in front of his residence for
filling purposes and thus he "hlts two
birds with one stone"
Eye witnesses say it was amusing
to see that COW run off with BeSs Stur-
gis' little wagon on Tuesday afternoon.
The cow had gained entrance into Wal
ter's yard and was grazing when she
got hold OF the string attached to the
wagon and deliberately made off with
it. She was caught in neighboring
alley and was relieved of her ill-gotten
gain
NoTICE.-A Select School will be
opened at Aaronsburg on Monday,
July Goth, 1886, to continue eight
weeks. All persons desiring to attend
will please hand their names to M. nj.
Mussar, 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 tie teacher,
M. o. NoLL,
23-6t Lewisburg. Pa.
THE LIST OF ACCIDENTS KEPT UP
The calamity of broken limbs seems
TO be getting epidemical among the lit
tie boys of our town. On Tuesday
forenoon, Clyde, the youngest of G. w.
Hartman's children, fell from the table
in the room and broke his right arm
below the elbow. DR.. Frank was call
ed to reduce the fracture and the child
is doing right well. This is the third
case of that kind which occurred in
town during the past four weeks and
parents can not be blamed if they are
7 getting uneasy.
= We call the special attention OF
our readers 10 the advertisement Of the
new Penn's Cave Hotel. The hotel is
situate within "a few rods 10 the mouth
or the Penn's Cave and las been built
: in such Il manner as to make it special
S ~ adapted for summer resort. The
cave, which is rapidly becoming one OF
s the most popular places of pleasure in
: the state, is under tie management Of
the hotel proprietor, who has left moth
ing undone to accommodate his guest!
: in first class style.
POROUGH LEGISLATION. The towI
d council of Millhem had their regular
monthly meeting last Saturday even.
ing and among other routine work
passed a resolution declaring the allie,
between Centre and South streets o
pen, with instructions to the stree
> commissioner to remove all ObStruc