Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-12-16
ATTENTION /

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Mr., MICHAEL LA3IEY's gunsmith>
shop, On Penn Street, Millheim is the
place for the Finest Single and Double
Barrel Guns, which will be sold at the
lowest price. Also full stock Of am
munition for sale.
Repairing of any kind promptly and
cheaply done.
a liberal patronage is respectfully
requested. 1t
LADIES Coats and DoImans in
great variety, less than elsewhere, at
the Bee Hive in Bellefonte.
Lewis Garfield, first cousin of
General James A. Gtrield, was one Of
party of three who burglarized the
house of S. Barney, at Spencerville,
De kalb county, on the night Of De
cember l, 1870. IIc was afterwards
captured in Canada and came to trial
at this place before Judge Lowry,
May 24 and y. A verdict was render
ed finding Garfield guilty ard placing
his sentence at ten years in the states
prison. lie is now serving that SEN
tence in MichiganI City prison.-Au-
barn Courier.
&c to the Bee Hive in Bellefonte
and get a good warm suit of clothing
made to order.
-REPOIT OF MILLHEIM GRAMMAR
SCHOOL for the week ending Dec. 10th
1850.
No. Of Pupils Males-24. Females
81. Totals, No. admitted. Males
i. Females-Os Total. No. at
tending. Males-23. Females-17.
TOtal-39. No. tardy. Males-17.
Females is. Total-S2. Average
attendance. Males-17. Females-l3.
Total-30. Per cent. of attendance
Males-17. Females-7G. Total--77.
Visitors--1.
Only enc visitor during the entire
week. It will be seen by the report
that the attendance has only been ord
mary, for which l know no cause.
Hardness at roll call prevails, notwith-
standing the many appeals already
made. With the exception of 3 boys
and 4 girls, all are improving admira-
bly,, all things considered. Less late
hours, ania little early rising would
be great improvement, providing the
time was made use of in preparing
lessons.
D. L. ZERBy,
Teacher.
Judge Pearson, Of Harrisburg,
gives fair notice to all concerned that
the licensed hotels and restaurants in
Dauphin county will be greatly reduced
at license court to be held in Feb
ruary. The Judge speaks very plain
ly and pointedly in the following
words:
AS the time is approaching when
the court must determine what tavs
erns and restaurants will be licensed in
this county for the ensuing year, and
it is perfectly manifest that the num-
ber low existing is too great, and
ought to be diminished for the welfare
Of society, the benefit of public morals
and diminuition Of criminal Offenses.
Now, in order to prevent loses and
disappointment on the part Of those
about to build, alter, improve, or rent
houses under the exp ectation cf obtain
ing a license to vend liquors, either as
the keepers Of taVerns or restaurants,
it is advisable for them to know in ad-
vance that the number of each through
out the county will be greatly dimin-
| ished 1t is therefore considered by
the court that the number of licenses
for taverns and restaurants in the city
of Harrisburg will be reduced at least
one fourth and possibly one Ghird, and
those throughout the county one fifth,
and possibly more, below the present
number. The persons expecting to
engage in either kind of business are
advised to make their arrangements ac-
cordingly.
JOHN J. PEARSON,
President Judge.