Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-25
One of Iryin Williams uncle was
here visiting his nephew last week.

Mr.. Kern, VINO nau Deen etnpioyo'
as q composition In Foote'S Times office
at Mifiinburg for several months, oil
his way home to Sugar Valley, gave ;h'
JOURNAL a call.
Mr.. Thos. Frank, Of North Street
who has been confined to his sickbed
for the last few days, is at this writing
very low and we are sorry to say his
death is expected at any moment.
When you have tried SO called
remedies for dyspe psia, headache and
billiousness, with no benefit, let your
next trial be Simmons Liver Regulator.
1t has never failed in relieving anu
curing.
AT Abs. narter's sale on Tuesday
which was largely attended the "oig
eater' was fairly represented, Land
lord Frain was the auctioneer aud taey
say he is a regular old war horse at the
business.
Jacob White]eather, n former citi-
zen of this valley. but Of late having
resided near Jacksonyille, was found
dead in his room last Tuesday morning.
Deceased was man of advanced age
and was well-known around here.
| PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE Town
LOTS. DIR. ]. w. STAN will sell five
lots on his premises on Penn street at
public sale on Saturday, March 9th ut
2 O'Clock p. m. Three of them fronting
OH the street, the other two are alley lots.
PUBLIC SALE. Mr.. David Shafer,
of Aaronsburg will sell at public sale
on Thursday, March the 18th, on his
premises, Six valuable Horses, Twelve
head of Cattle, Fourteen large Hogs,
Seven Shoats, and lot of farm imple.
meIts.
The particular attention Of visiting
ministers, while in town during the
conference, is called to the Journal
Book Store on Peun street, where all
kinds of stationery can te bought at
very reasonable prices. Pencil Tablets
a speciality.
Meyer s. Kreamer is the firm who
will open the meat market, formerly
owned by Daniel Hoy, on Monday,
March lst. The services of Mr.. Lewis
Gettig, an experienced butcher have
been procured and patrons can look for
| first class meat at all times.
We are requested to announce that
Miss Cora B. Reifsnyder will teach a
term of ten weeks subscription school
in the Primary school room Of Mill
helm, commencing the first Monday In
May. All parents are respectfully re-
quested to send their children. Terms
reasonable.
ANOTHER HAPPY COUPLE.
Kreamer. one Of our young men, con.
cluded that married life was preferable
| to single "cussedness" and acting up
on this conclusion carried off one OF
AaronsbuTg's fair maidens as his wife.
We wish the young couple a clear and
pleasant voyage across life's ocean.
STORE FOR SALE AT COBURN "A
very desirable stock Of general mer-
, chandise, occupying one of the mos.
desirable business stands IN Centre
county is offered for sale by Trumpf-
heller s. VoDada. For particularsad-
dress, III. H. TRUMPFHELLER,
2t New Columbia, Union Co., Pa.
For the accommodation of ministers
and visitors in attendance at next
weeks conference we issue an extra
edition of this weeks JOURNAL, con-
tanning the list of ministers present
and their boarding places, as well as
the programme for the conference.
Copies of this edition can be had at the
JOURNAL Office at l cent piece.
One OF our most industrious me
chanics at this time is John Kerstetter,
Jr., on Penn street. He works steadily
from morning till night, manufactur
ing doors, windows, rails, etc.; for the
new business houses to be erected and
completed ON Main street next sum
mer. John being an excellent mechan
ic, what he makes he makes right.
WIN. G. Heinle, Esq, of Bellefoute
was In town for short time one day
last week. Little Frank Foote wa!
entrusted to him to be taken to tht
county seat but the boy got away from
him before the train left Coburn and
returned to Millheim with triumphant
smile on his face. Frank seems tt
battle all devices and plans laid for bis
good.
"A new building is being erected
this week on Main street, between DIR
Gutelius' residence and D. s. Kauff
man & Co.'S store. 1t is to be used al
a meat market, and our friend John
Miller, that boss Of all butchers, will holC