Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-10-06

Rev. A. X. l.. Zimmerman, Of
Watsontown, Pa, preached visiting
sermons throughout Rebelsburg
! (Lutheran) charge, last Sunday and
was elected pastor by nearly unani-
nous vote. 1t is hoped that he will
accept.
The legal vacation for those beau
tiful animals, the deer, is over, aud
you can see somebody equipped with
rifle and knapsacG, ready to make
war upon them almost every day,
Our Strasburg Nimrods, Dan and
Pierce already brought tue dee home
o. Saturday,
| -BarOer Springer is furnishing his
barber shop in first class style, and if
he keeps on while yet at the same
rate he will knock the spots off any
similar establishment on Chestnut
street or Broadway. Well, Jake can
do it, for he makes more money than
any other man in town.
Mrs. Joseph Cantner sent rs a red
beet exactly twenty-five inches long,
aad OF course thick in proportion. We
have room in our cellar for ut least
200 more like il. If we were "Stal-
wartr we would call this an IitIr
Jcdt. But We are a Democrat and viii
therefore bap,z, it Hancock beet, as
this name will please Mrs. Cantner
much better.
DR.. J. Jordan Deshlor Las not yet
returned from his wedding tiip. Or
course, when a man OF the doctors
means gets married it is entirely prop
er that he should take ample time and
make a good, solid job of it. We
have not learned the lucky brides
name-some say Canpen, some
lave it something else-but that makes
no material difference rs her real name
hereafter viii lie Mrs. Doctor j.
Jordan DeShler"
NoTICE.-The subscriptions to the
Lutheran church at MiHheign are now
due. No doubt some OF the contribu-
tors are ready to pay aud 1t would bp
an accommodation ii they would DO SO,
rs oar baildins committee will soon
have to make heavy payments.
JONATHAN UARTER,
JOHN TONLINSoN,
B o. DEININGER,
Finance Committee.
THE MILLuEIX MARBLE WORKS
IS one of the most h0urishing me-
chanical establishments IN Penn'S
Valley, For thirty y-eight years it bas
enjoyed the confidence and patronage
of the public ana to-day stands as well
in the estimation of our people as at
any former period. The proprietols
have uniformly adhered to one line OF
policy, namely to deal fairly and can
didly with al customers. They keep
the best stock Of the several kinds Of
marble and never misrepreseHt quality
or kind. Their work is always salts
factory and they have no qparrelS with
their patrons about accounts. In thirty
eight years they have collected but
one single account by process of law.
The Miihvim Marble works is good
place to deal. You can 90 no better by
getting monuments or head-stoMes for
your departed friends anywhere else. tt
OUR Boys. % but We feel proud of
the Mi!lheim boys. Ot course they are
not as smart in some things rs other
boys, but in other directions they excel
much. For example lhey don't know
much about History, Geography or
Grammlr-and il leal what's the use
botuering about su.I things but they
can run the streets later in the evening,
make more noise, swear loader, exhibit
ruder manners, stand around the con-
eTs on Sunday morning earlier than
any5ett Of boys sc know. And on eX-
ira occasions, such as L calQtitunDian
serenade for a wCddingthey are simply
grand. An hours notice is sufficient
to bring fifty Of them together, with
horns, bells, horse fiddle, and every
other imaginable thing to make an
earthly paademOnium, and then-WelI
we cannot ID tie boys full justice, and
forbaar. OF course such high state
of proficiency in these branches could
not be acquired without careful and
persistant parental training. That's
what does it.
The following which we clip from
the Philipsburg JomnuL is about as
good short sermon On the particular
point as We haYe seen this long time.
Hope it NAV DO some good:
Your BOYS, PARENTS. A few
nights ago one IF The merchant pin
ces Of Chicago, busy with his money
making, which kept him at his Office
until IL late huur, was astOuuded to see
his son, the pride Of his palatial home
staggering from a saloon with con-
paDy Of registering companions. HIS
mind had been SO continuously occupi-
ed with business that this accident
was revelation which spoke volumes
of his neglect Cf his family. lie could
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