Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-02-03

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dollars line for publishing original
poetry. Good idea.
Two Butler county tax collectors
are in Jail for not settling their dupli-
Gates for 1878. The same rule would
work little roughly in Centre county.
Next Saturday tour Dand" Is 60
ing TO Mifiinburg accompanied by
two professors, TO give concert.
ZinraJurs, sinrG Sinrd EinrabGn,, ESAra
bum bum 6uml
Yesterday (2nd) was Dox day.
Was he out, did you see himr We
dldn't-although We watched the bis
toric old buffer with q patieuee-anx-
iety-iItensity seldom felt In any
earthly object.
If we had the least &slbition or
talent to make money-tell you what
we'd do. Wed instRnter engage the
services OF John w. Luse's Minstrel
Company and start on . professional
tour through England, France, Ger
many Hnd-I'atagonid, return rich as
Croesus and retire from business.
WoaIdn't we then subscribe literally
to schools and churches aud help the
poor along geuerally2 Ha! guess we
Woad.
--WANTED-rCry much--several> en-
ergetic aud erterprisin0 men TO build q
few FIRST class houses in MilIneim, next
summer. Half dozen good mechanic
al or manufacturing establishments
would answer just as well; and for be-
ginning we suggest an axe factory nj
Coburn. Now "what are you going to
do AbOut:it," ye who have lots Of money
and are rich and wealthy re.cap
The other daya chap tried TO
houstooggle US into the belief that the
Millheim B and didn't amount to much
as a musical body. Handel and Hay
denl don't do TO talk so TO us thus, for
we just know that "the boys" stand "A
No l, in that particular line. But wait
till brother Schoch gives his opinion on
the matter, after the MifIinburg con-
cert. He'll do "the boys" justice--we
know he will.
The Philadelphia Times Almansc,
Of which copy was sent ne this week,
is a great i Improvement on its predeces-
sors. 1t is a well bound volume of 144
pages, containing q vast amount Of
political information, statiStistics, G.
lection laws and taeulated returns,
county, state and national officials, be-
sides much other important matter.
1t is complete political and general
hand book for 1891, which no poor
country editor Can afford to miss.
Report OF North Street school FOR
the month ending Jan. Goth 1891.
Whole No. In attendance during
month, males-37, fem ales 80, total
60. Average attendance, males-3I,
females-23, totsl-5i. Per cent. Of
attendance, males-S6, females--74,
total-s0. No. OF visitors-6, visits
by dlrectors-3. Among the visitors
was my worthy predecessor, w. II. B.
Eisenhuth, who halls now from Eldred,
McKean c.. He delivered one Of his
eloquent addresses TO Us before he
left. Come again Professor.
81. ]. JAMIsoN,
Teacher.
Report Of Millhelm Grammar
School for the week ending Jan. 2sth,
1881.
No. of pupils, males-26, females
20, total-46.- No. admitted, males
o, females-1, total. No. attend
log, males-24, femalesr-16, total-40.
No. present every day, nales-17, fe-
males-9, total-26. No. tardy, males
Ill, females-13, total-24. Average
attendance, uhales-2l, fenales-lS, to-
tAl-S4. Per cent. OF attendance, males
-Ss, females-s1, total-S5. No. Of
VISITORS.
Considerable over half of the term
has already expired, and some have
been in school but very few days.
Only two pupils have been present
every day during the term. Viz: Mas
Mary Lose and Master r. X. Luken-
bach. Parents think Of this.
D. l.. ZBRBY,
Teacher.
A COMPLETE EsTABLIsHMENT.-
Last week we we're shown through the
ExcRLsIoR DYE WORKS, At Lewis
burg, by the obliging proprietor, VIM.
A. Davis, ESQ. The concern seems 70
be entirely complete in oil itS arrange
ments, and Mr.. Davis himself 10 an ex-
pert in the business. He has had many
years of exl 'rience in this country,
England, Germany and Russia. He
showed us number OF BhaWls and
gentlemen'S suits which had been dyed
and pressed, making them appear like
new, at q small cost
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