Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-10-14
LOCAL NEWS.

Partridge and Rabbit shooting be-
gins Get. 10.
Potatoes sell at s5cts, apples at OF
cent per. bushel.
First, class Job work doue at the
JOURNAL office.
The best 2,4,5 Cigar in town"Way
Ahead" at Loses grocery.
Miss Wieland, of Linden Hall, was
a visitor at.Dr. STAINS yesterday.
The factory ground is the most
popular loafiug place in town just no"'
A fine show case for sale, very
cheap. Inquire at the Journal Store.
Some of our townpeople have some
real (ine porkers ready for the slaugh-
tering season.
Most of the wells in town are
empty and the people. ARE very anxious
for a good RAIN.
Mr.. Halfpenny and son of Swengle,
Union county, were in town Il short
time on Saturday.
Politics and Factory are the two
topics that are uppermost in our peo-
ple's minds ut this time.
MIR. Eisenburg, who some time ago
had moved to town and served as clerk
in Snook's store has left again.
We regret to learn that a ma
iority of Jacob Dutweiier's family, OF
Penn township are on the sick list.
Editor Focht of the Lswisburg
Saturday Ne,cS won the suit ne had
with the Campbell Press Company.
"A considerable number of people
from this place took in Forepau2h's
great show at Bellefonte last Tuesday.
rhe secl ct of successful advertising Is to tell
the truth. When we say that DreydOppei
BOrax Soap IS the best ana cheapest soap
YOU can use for all purposes, it is plain stare
ment of fact, and the best way Tor you 10 SatiS-
fy yourself is to try pound.
Miss Mary Mauck tells US that
there is radish in her garden which
weighs 10 pounds. That will do for a
radish.
Ira E. Snyder has built an addition
to his smithshop in Frog town, su-
burb of Millheim situate on the road 10
Coburn.
Rev. c. F. Deininger, of York, Pa.
arrived in town on Monday evening
and is spending few days among his
relatives.
The council of the Luth. church
have fixed upon next Saturday, Oct.
10th, to grade the sidewalk to Fairview
Cemetery.
Should we not have heavy rains
very soon the Inconvenience and suf-
fering from scarcity of water will be
considerable.
The bridge southeast of town has
been rebuilt by thu turnpike company
and is now IN safe condition for
heavy teams to cross over.
Mr.. B. +. Klepper, of Booneyille,
ordered his JOURNAL addressed to
Rosecraus, Clinton Co., Pa, having re-
Gently removed to that place.
The attention of our readers is
called to IT. S. Shafer executors no.
tice appearing among the legal adyer-
tisements in this weeks issue.
Noah Stoyer still further improved
his residence on Penn Street by adding
large and convenient back porch.
Noah is a great fellow for comfort.
DIR. J. f. Harter, wifeand children,
who have been on Il weeks visit to Al
toona aud Hollidaysburg, returnsd
home on Monday we'll pleased with
their trip.
Mrs. W. Fl. Kremer and Mrs. Mus
ser. from Coburn. canyassed the town
and vicinity yesterday for contributions
to the Luth. festival at Coburn next
Saturday evening.
Owing to sickness Rev. Swengle
was unable to fill his regular appoint
ment of services in the Ev. church
last Sunday. Glad to hear that ne is
rapidly improving.
JAS. D. Lose, Penn Street, ,purchss-
ed another lot adjoining his present
residence from J. H. Reifsnyder, and
has already staked off the ground for a
new dwelling house.
"A look at the immense STOCK or
goods in Kauffman's store Will con-
vince all our readers that what they
say in their advertisement this week
iC tue to the letter.
Saturday was very lively busl-
ness day for Mi.lheim. Main street
was lined with wagons and buggies
from one end to the other and the mer-
chants had very little sparetime.