Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1882-12-21

found.
james D. Luse moved into hisSnew
house last Thursday. That's business.
The advantages OF having an own home
arc 80 great and many that every young
married man sheuld bend all his ener-
/ gies TO secure one aS soon 40 hls cir
cumstances permit.
--RFPoRT of Millheim primary school
for the month ending Nov. 23rd.
Pupils 27-female -4--total 81.
Average attendance pei day-male 25
female 22-total Al.
Per cent. Of attendance--male SS-fe-
male 92-total 95
Mary Il. Strohm,
Teacher.
-FEEBURG, In Snyder county has
perhaps the best musical home talent
of any town Of its size in the state-or
to speak more exactly the Freeburgers
pay more attention To the cultivation
of music than most other towns. Tie
Philharmonic Society of that place will
give IA grand musicSl convention begin
ming on Christmas. Prof. w. 0. Pei
kins, a celebrated musician from BAst-
ON, will conduct the convention, ,and We
are PLEASED TO add that our friend Prof,
Wm. L. Meyer, 0f AAronsburg, has al
so been engaged rs pianist.
The Bollefonte Democrat pays the
JOURNAL very neat compliment for
an article We published the other week.
while the Centre Hall Reportr, our
nearest neighbOr, Sfter malici0usly per
yer,ing what We did say, expresses its
utter contempt over the same article.
Well, we have the satisfaction OF
knowing that the contempt between
the JOURNAL aud the Reporter is mu
tual. But is it not
strange that such difference there should be,
'Twixt tweedle-dum aud tWeedle-deeT'
The other week we bought some
clothing at Lewin'S Philadelphia
Branch Clothing House, BelletOnte,
and embraced the opport unity TO look
through the mammoth establishment.
1t is really big concern, whether we
consider the spacious store room or the
immense stock OF goods on hand. IN
the clothing line proper you will and
simply everything, from all Overcoat
down to garter, that meu wear either
for use or show. Overcoats and suits
are especially fine aad cheap. Besides
clothing Mr.. Levin keeps full line Of
trunks, satchels, umbrellas, &c. We
know Of no better place to buy than the
Philadelphia Branch. They understand
their business thoroughly and know
how to treat their customers. Try
them IL you never did before. ct
Tho Millheim JourHd makes It's usual annual
announcement-two months democratic and tea
months neutral boldly too, even at the risk
Of having It's party orthodoxy called into QuoS-
tiOn."
Never mind about the dsxy good fellow, but
who take care OF the party IN the next t<R
n,onths Guess when supper 10 on the Journal
man will be on hand for lunch aud full wages
Reporter,
Why, the "O6ic,al paper and
largest in the co,n,ty" published in
town of 300 population, on LewiSblrg,
C:ntre &C Tyrone II. r." with its tre-
menduus circulation, ought certainly to
be abie to take care Of that little job
of course.
"Unser Fritz" seems to have been
spiIing for 6ght with the JOURNAL,
all summer. To use a common 6gure
he has been stlutting around us this
long tine like an impudent little Ban
tam cock, with O chip on his hat.
Guess We must accommod 4te him some
OF these days. Not now, though, we
are otherwise too much engaged. Az
ter the -perhaps-unless iu
the meantime he should take the i'm
probable notion 30 improve his crude
manners and learn something of the
amenities Of JOURNALISM.
A KIND WORD TO OUR PATRoEs. -
Friends We have not asked you
for money in this public way for o
long time, and are Therefore the more
free to do so now. We need funds to
carry on our business and to support
those dependent on us. The business
of publishing paler is very different
from almost any other. Expenses are
regular. cODstant-all the time. FOR
example il our paper is all we cannot
wait in buying new supply until some
body takes the notion to pay.his account.
We must have q certain 1xed Qnanti-
ty every week. Tie same is true of
other material, wages, rent, fuel and
contingencies. All these expenses we
can meet and still have little margin
lief; for our own work if our subscri-
bers pay US regularly everv year.
When we reduced the subscription
prices of the JOURNAL from 81 so to
IL. 00,it was risky experiment. but we