Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-16

| first class eating house, where good
meals can be had at any time and at
very reasonable rates.
NoTICE.-IIarry Cohen, of the New
| York cheap store, wishes to give notice
that he will not open the store before
the 18th of October, on account OF the
Jewish holidays which fall in the first
and second week Of October.
The band boys have concluded to
sell oysters at their festival next Satur-
day. This makes variety enough TO
suit everybody. Ice cream for the
warm -b' b'ooded, and n hot stew OF oys-
ters for the chilly. Don't fan 10 De
there.
Last Friday County Superintend
emf Wolf examined the teachers
for Penn township and Millheim oor'
ough i'm this place. We hear that the
majority of the teachers stood the eX-
animation well and received fair cert'll-
Gates.
Read the new stove and tinware
advertisement of Jacob Eisenhuth, APP
pearing elsewhere in tins weeks JOUR
NAL. lie has in his employ Mr.. ID. |.
Brown, first class mechanic, and Is
prepared at all times to fill orders for
spouting.
j. f. Gilbert Il Co., the merchant
tailorS from Millersburg, Pa, are NJ
present stopping ut the Musser House
and will remain in town until saturday.
They will be glad to receive orders for
suits during their stay, and guarantee
satisfaction.
AND STILL THEY CoME.-The ely
mer family, that celebrated juvenile
cornet band. are billed for Mlllheim,
tomorrow friday evening in the
town hall. AS our people know the
merits of this company, no favorable
comments are necessary.
CARD OF THANKs.-The u. B. ALI
workers Society of Millheim return
their sincere thanks to all those who
kindly donated toward the festival.
Also to generous public for their lib
eral patronage.
BY order of the Committee.
Miss Nammie Britt, of Wheeling,
West Va, and Miss Puella K. Dorm
blaser, OF Clintondale, Pa, passed
through town on Monday on their way
to John Bright's at Aaronshurg.
They stopped few hours at "Brook-
dale" ID. o. Deininger's residence.
ABS. Harter publishes the sale of
his property on Main street. as we'll as
his timberland near Aaronsburg and
also personal property consisting or
two ponies. two hogs, spring wagons,
grain cradles, harness, and household
furniture. The sale to take place Sat-
urday, Sept. Is. Read bills.
TAKE NoTICE.-I would hereby
kindly give notice to all concerned that
nv sale notes, which are due on the
10Th instant, are left at the Millheim
Bank for collection, and il not paid on
or soon after maturity, will be placed
into the hands of collector.
G. I. DEININGER.
-Bellefonte expects to haye new
banking house. Several gentlemen con-
nected with the Bellefonte Iron Com
pany. among them E. III. Blanchard,
ESQ. and Mr.. Jamison of Philadelphia,
will be the members of the company.
The Ddilu Ne,rS says that Hon. Jas. l..
Coburn is mentioned as the cashier OF
the institution.
A look at our advertising columns
OIL the second page will tell our readers
that Millheim will get new store by
the first of next month. Mr.. Cohen,
who some time ago sold fancy Dry
Goods and Notions in Sankey's build
ing will locate permanently and occupy
the storeroom on the corner of Main
and Penn street, at present Musser "
Smiths hardware.
Sam. Ulrich's mad cow created
quite an excitement on Penn street last
Friday forenoon. She would not be
driven to the slaughter house and be-
came so infuriated that for quite a
while she prevented everybody from
approaching or passing her. At last
few of our plucKier men pelted her
with all kinds Of missiles and succeed
ed in drying her out of town and back
to Coburn.
Many of our young gents (?) are in
the abit of running in and out of our
churches during services and OF
course in most cases make all the noise
possible. This sort Of disturbance
should be stopped. IL they are not
willing to pay the respect due the min
lister and congregation and attend SER
vices without transgressing the rules
of the house of God and of civilized
society we for one suggest tnat they be
made to do so.
| ANOTHER ENTERPRIsE.-Mi,l
experiences quite boom at present in
the line of new enterprises. The lat.
est is hennery an Penn street by
Jerome Spigelmyer. He will during
the coming winter raise chickens by
incubation and expects to run the bust
ness on large scale. AS there is al
ways a good demand IN the market for
early spring chickens, this industry
will be paying one.
1t does beat all what time they
expect to have at the Lewisburg FaiI
next week. We learn that the owners
of several horses having record below
2.25 baye notified the managers that
they would enter for the $500 purse on
Saturday the 25th. That will be the kind
of trotting seldom seen in the county
but which we read about in the city
papers. Boys. it will not do 10 miss
that, only 81 90 from CObuTn and re-
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