Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1881-06-09
Local Department.


Two of Lewisburg's hotel keepers,
j. 5. 2. Weidensaul and Levi Cromly,
are under prosecution for selling liquor
to minors.
The harsh aspect of the autumnal
gray, which betokens the shady side of
life, is easily modified by the use Of
Ayers Hair Vigor.
j. w. Shook is building valuable
addition to and otherwise improving
his Penn Street property. Jake handles
himself about as lively as amy man we
know of.
Jacob Springer, our barber goes in
for improvements. lie sports brand
new, large mirror in his shop. It's a
fine dressing glass, and splendid Or
nament.
Much rain and very cool weather
since our last issue, but we are trying
to shift along as best we can. The
candidates keep matters lcdrm notwith-
standing clouds and rain.
1T will be seen that several real
good clever fellows have again joined
our noble army of candidates. The
Democracy of Centre county never had
better sett of men to select its Of
Gcers from than it has this year.
About $50, ,997 cabbage, tomato and
pepper plants were inserted into the
ground, roots Chinaward, in our young
city, the other Wednesday morning.
Any man who dares to doubt our
word about the matter is at liberty to
take the census himself.
Precious, gracious, refreshing and
seasonable rains occurred last week,
too late to notice in the paper, but
timely enough to give vegetation a
vigorous push. But are we all as
grateful to kind Providence tor it as
Shouldbe?
THE EXCELSIOR DYE WORKS at
LewisUurg turns out first class work.
Shawls, dresses and mems garments
will be colored and pressed in best
style. Mir. Jacob Wolf is agent for
Centre county. Goods left at the
Journal Office will be attended to. Sat
isfactiOn guaranteed. IF
MUSICAL CoLLEGE.-Th celebrated
institution for the study Of vocal and
Instrumental music will begin ses-
sion OF six weeks. on Monday, August
1St. 1881.
Address T. G.. MOVER,
Director Musical College,
Freeburg, Pa. At
In the line Of the smaller articles
that enter into the make ,,up Of mans
attire, Levin has the largest, best
cheapest, ssortmant of hats, caps,
collars, ties, suspenders, hosiery, sc,
ever,brought to Centre county. Don't
fail to call and see for yourself when
ever you go to Bellefonte. 2L
Brother Schoch, OF the TELEGRAPH, |
dropped into our sanctum one evening
last week, robbed us of just 40 seconds
of precious time, lett, promising to call
again, which he failed to do. Now
that's just the way a Wo!fSa, republi-
can editor can act away from home.
We haye great mind to stop calling
him brother, never TO visit him again,
and pretend that we never knew or
heard of khim, should we accidentally
chance to meet him on the train.
The Millheim Marble Works are
haying fine run of custom. Cause
and effect ar e 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 MIllheim
Works have enjoyed the confidence of
the public these many years. People
know that the pr0prietors deal fairly
and bonorably with their customers.
,rhey do not impose on people with
low grade stock and inferior work If
Commencement festivities of Lewis
burg Univ ersity begin On Friday. June
24th, ending with corporation Dinner
and Presidents Leyee, Thursday, the
29th. Tuesday evening the 28th,
Senator Mitchell will deliver the ora
tion before the University. Wonder
why "Don" didn't get that job. Hope
he don't feel sighted and mad about
it. For our part we don't care much
who makes the speeches, but feel very
curious to know what corporation
dinner really is. Could not our ed
itorial brethren down there shape us a
ticket We promise in advance to do
full justice to the subject.
The revised New Testament has
been given to the world by the COM
mittee. who for ten years haye been
laboring upon if. There is nothing
startling in the revised edition that
did not appear in the old one. The
changes, though many, are mostly IN
the wording of sentences. 1t will be
accepted by many and rejected by
many. In after years it will doubt
less come into general use. AS a