Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-07-21

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per dozen.
The Journal Store always keeps a
complete line of stationery in all its
branches. Blank and memoranda
books in great variety, paper of every
grade and price, pencils and penholders
of every description. Staffords celebra-
ted writing fluid speciality. If
Prof. ID. NJ. Wolf has secured the
services of Mr.. II. i. Bitner, A. T., a
graduate of Franklin & Marshall
College, to take charge of tho Spring
Mills Acadeny. Mr.. Bitner Is a fine
scholar, and as Il teacher ranks per-
haps nearly as high as the Old Boss
himself, who we learn will retain the
supervision OF the institution. We
wish them much success.
Tint ENCELSIoR DYE WORKS at
Lewisourg turns out first class work.
Shawls, dresses and mems garments
will be colored aud pressed in best
style. Mr.. Jacob W off is AGENT for
Centre county. Goods left at the
journal Office will be attended to. Sat
iSfaction guaranteed. If
A scrape occurred at Boiling
Springs in Cumberland valley, between
justice of the peace and young
teamster, in which the justice was
badly punished by the teamster's whip,
on account of Il supposed intimacy be-
tween the justice of the peace and the
teamster's wife. That's just the way
all such dirty hounds should be treat
ed.
Rev. J. G.. Shoemaker and Hon.
w. X. Alexander have principally ed
tied this number of the Journal, and
they did their work so well that we
feel ashamed to be called editor-in-
chief. Car friends will do us a favor
to further take the conceit out of us
by simply calling Us Ben, as some of
our youthful Molly Magmres here in
town often do.
The Millheim Marble Works are
having fiue run of custom. Cause
and effect are here just as simple as can
be. Better work and more reasonable
prices can not be found in this section
of the state. Besides this the Mlllheim
Works have enjoyed the confidence of
the public these many years. People
know that the proprietors deal fairly
aud honora6ly with their customers.
They do not impose on people with
low grade stock and inferior work. If
The PENNSYLVANIA State Teachers
Association will hold its annual session
this year at Washington, Pa, July 26th,
9th and 18th. Great preparations are
being made by the proper committees
as we'll as by the citizens of Washing
ton to make this ore of the best attend
ed and most successful meetings the
Associations ever had. The principal
rail roads will sell tickets at reduced
rates to all persons having orders,
which will be furnished by addressing
STAMP enclosed) up TO July 23rd, j.
F. Sickel, Ticket Agent, Germantown,
Pa.
The Philip sburg JOurnaI has
changed hands, the late publisher, Mr..
E. c. Bender, having sold out to Mr..
w. T. Bair. The Journal is among the
best of our exchanges, lively, spicy
local paper, wide awake and always on
the right side of the moral and social
questions of the day-fearDeSS and in
dependent in utterance. We feel sorry
that Mr.. Bender retireS from the fra
ternity but feel assured that the J0urnul
will maintain its high character under
the new proprietor. Brother Bair has
our bGst wishes.
-Rev. a. ID. R0We'S lecture on
Mission Work l.. India, delivered in
Aaronsburg last Sunday morning, was
a success in the fullest sense of the
word. Mr.. Rowe is thoroughly and
practically familiar with his subject, as
well he may be, after an experience Of
some six years in active work. lie
has strong, clear voice and uses a
plain and easy style in speaking, SO
that all must understand everything lie
says lie kept his large audience in
wrapt attention for about an hour,
after which he exhibited sore India
idols, dresses, fancy needle work, etc.
The collection, without which no mis-
s;onary meeting is complete, was very
good. Altogether the meeting was a
rich treat 10 all present and especially
to such as feel any interest in the
spread Of the blessed Gospel of Christ.
Mr.. Rowe expects to sail for India
early in September to engage again in
the work he loves 50 well.
The many friends of Rev. L. A.
Gottwald. d. d., OF York, Pa, will
be panied to learn that death has
entered the family circle of the doctor