Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-10-09

job work of all kinds done ut the
JOURNAL Office at prices as cheap as
the cheapest.
The MilIheim 3. & L. Association
meets next Monday evening. Get your
stamps ready.
We are gratifed to state that Mrs.
Geo. W Slower, J ., wlo had been
very sick several weeks ago, is fast i'm
proving.
From the Girard [Kansasl Press
we learn that Mr.. p. J. Leitzell, for
merly of Spring Mills but now in Craw-
ford county, Kansas. was just elected
one OF a building committee to erect
Presbyterian church.
The Union county fair was fairly
successful, If not fully as mnch as last
year. The trOtting again seems TO
have been the principal feature, while
the Central Manufacturing Company
was the chief exhibitor. The attend
ance Of people was very large. The re-
ceipts were $1a0o while the expenses
footed up to some $500, leaving cash
balance of about $500. Wei done
neighb0Ts.
The IewiSburgl Chroaiclc says that
al the corn within SPygl&Ss range of
that Office Is shocked eXcept a small
patch near the canal. Wonder whether
brother Cornelius ever came any nearer
than SssrE-glass range 10 such shock
FRc work as ne allndeS 10.
No MORE OUTLINES" Judge
ElweIl. OF Columbia county, has re-
Gently decided that an outline is ''de-
vice for entrapPing fish, and hence
comes under the law prohibiting the
same Persons should take warning or
thes may find themselves in "durance
vie" for n violation Of the fish law.
The LesciStsrJ Journal is informed
that Griffey 4 Co. intend to rebuild the
ha1 factory At White Deel Mills, which
was burned to the ground some weeks
AGO, and there Is a prospect that the
WOODEN mills viii also be rebuilt. We
hope 50. for the White Deer had rep
utariOn Tor manufacturing first class
goods
Fer the Journal.
TIE latest popular thing ont in town
ls that few young ladies dress them
selves IL Young mems clothes and prom
eBaae our streets. On Tuesday eve
ming 4 saw a vOUnC man prOmenadlng
with a v0nnC lady, dressed in the above
fashion. and the Young lady looked real
fashionable, much more so than the
Young man. Well. OF course, young
women take the lead in fashions.
ELEPHANT.
Yes and II these Young ladies - are
n0t usrU careful they vii lose something
On one Of these nightly walks. They
may lose Jheir characters. BE careful,
vOung ladies ED1TO2.l
HTT HIN AGAIN. - One os cur
ScllOol Directors, and We mean the one
VINO has for some years already PLAYED
Secretary for the Board for the nice lit
lie sun Of SO 10 $50 year, when Spo-
ken 20 several years ago about the ne
ccSsi1s Of reducing expenses, that the
taxes were too high, and that poor peo-
ple could not pay their taxes anymore,
lle made this reply: IF there are any.
people N town too poor to pay their
taxes le1 them move ont oJ town." OF
course = man who gets from $50 to $50
a year for abOnt four OF five days work
can SFf0Ed 20 pay hiS taxes and haye a
snug sun leFS--StgiRSgr0U Timcs.
TIE BEE HTvE-We never visit
ed q store anywhere, in city or country,
where the several elements and condi-
tiuns OF success were present in such a
marked degree. Add 10 a stock of
goods entirely complete iE its aSsoIt-
ment a most obliging proprietor, ac-
Soanmodating clerks, and absolutely the
Iosuest prices at which goods can be
sold. and rou have tie combination
that makes the Bee Hive such an emf
nent success Mr.. Everett, the sole
proprietor Of this establishment, is
5udiceCs and liberal advertiser, and
that. again, adds to his success. He
does big business because he adver-
tises freely. and adYertises because he
does a big buSieeSs. The rule works
beth WAYS and works well, but not
every merchant understands it practic-
ally and fully, as does Mr.. Everett.
PENNA- COLLEGE ASHES.