Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1880-10-28

For honest dealings so to Louis
Dolls Boot u Shoe store, Bel!cfonte.
Mrs. David A. Ruhl, who had been
here on visit to her many friends for
a few weeks, returned to her home in
Illinois last Saturday.
Our young friend Edward w.
Mauck, who had been in the west for
the last or : months, has come home
again. lie looks hearty and thriving.
Next Saturday there will be a
monster Democratic mass meeting in
LewisoWg. Excursion trains will be
run from this point at low rates.
Don't overlook the new announce
ment in the first local column. The
Cash Store has the finest, best selec-
ted, largest and cheapest stock Of
goods in town. Don't fail to exam
inc the same.
A cordial invitation to all who go
to Bellefonte to call at the Farmers
Boot Il Shoe Store of Louis Doll, Belle
fonte, and see his large stock Of Fall
and Winter boots Il shoes. You can
not buy better or cheaper anywhere.
Don't fail to try Doll.
--Moyer's sale on Mill street was
very we'll attended and the articles for
sale fetched high prices. The family
are moving to Woodward after the ID
of November, when Mr.. Philip Meyer
of Linden Hall, will take possession OF
the mill property.
noLD OK AND LIsTEN!-J. Willis
Musser is on the road again buying up
Calves and Poultry, for which he pays
the very highest market price ard the
solid cash. This is an announcement
worth YOUR attention. If
On Monday afternoon Maud, a
little daughter of MI John Kerstetter,
residing on Penn street, had the mis-
fortune to get too near the fire under
the kettle, when her clothes caught
fire and her lower body from the knees
up was badly burned. DR.. ,Mingle is
the attending physician.
Mrs. sam. Albright keeps the big
geSt, best and freshest oysters i'll town
and we adYiSe the hungry tc stop. in at
her place on Maine street and try them.
We can SPEAK from experience, because
she presented poor Us with q nice mess
of them, for which we offer our sincere
thanks.
Tom orrow there will be monster
democratic meeting at Bellefonte.
ParadeS will take place in daytime and
evening. Among a number of proml-
nent speakers Hon William 0.
Whyte, U. S. Senator of Maryland will
be the speaker of the day. Democrats
of Centre county, turn out by ali
means.
AT HOME.-After anabsence OF just
three weeks on trip through Adams,
York, J3erks and Sehuylkill counties.
we are again at home. Favored by
the finest kind of autumn weather, our
trip was an exceedingly pleasant and
enjoyable one. We saw and experience
ed much-on a small scale-and if we
felt sure that our readers would be in
terested in it we would cheerfullY
write out an account of our journey.
Not just now though; after
while, perhaps.
SCHOOL DIRECToRs.-M schools thrOugout
the State have opened for the fall and winter,
and more are about to open. In order that
the work to be done in our schools shall D o.
duce the greatest possible good, in order that
the money contributed by our people may
yield the greatest possible return of profit, it is
considered desirable to press upon the atten-
ton Of school boards several duties that are
frequently neglected. School boards that have
not already done so. should at their next meet
ing take action upon measures necessary for
clrrying what is here suggested into practiCal
effect. At about the time for opening the
schools school boards should make provision
for the following:
/. Thorough inspection OF their school houses
ana school grounds. The school property un-
der their charge should be placed i'll good con-
dition. Repairs if needed should be made to
the fences around tue grounds and to the school
house. The grass on the grounds should be
cut and the rubbish cleared away. The roof,
the shutters, the windows, ect., should be looked
after. The house should be thoroughly cleaned
and made as cheerful and inviting as possible.
The best practical provision should be made lfOr
heating, lighting and ventilation. Not q UuL-
gar or pr0fdle 10Ord, or mark, or figure should
be left about the premises. An Outbuilding
with apartments for each sex, should be pro
vided in all cases, and an arrangement !made
for keeping it in good condition. When all
this is done, the teacher is putin possession of
the property, and it should be made AiS duty to
keep it in the condition in 1Chich ii came into