Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-09-13

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Last week we published a marriage
notice of wedding that took place
'mear Frdnkrille, in Brush valley
That's new town to us for Brush val.
ley. We know of Madisonburg, Spring
Bank, Centre Mills, ,KredmcrSuHle, Reb-
ersburg and VOLTS Store, but Frdnk-
ellie, no, that gets us. Nor could we
even find it on the map. 1t must be
be brand new place such as spring up
like magic in tins fast age. Wonder
if it is large town with railroads, tele-
phones, eloctric'lght aud big daily pa
pers and especially whether it is good
place to get married at or near by ?
Our friend Dan 1.ehker, in Aarons-
burg, thought he could manage To shift
| along without an advertisement i'll the
| JOURNAL, but he soon fOnnd out that
| it was prOdig i0us mistake. He came
hot haste the other evening and order.
ed new one. Well, tile truth is Dan
is just one of the best mechanics
ou:. |: you want anything made real
good, solid and neat, go to Lenkel, he
is the man for you. You need not
take our word for all this, but go and
try Dan yourself.
The Belefonte Democrat has
brand new Junior editor, in the person
of f. L. Crvis, Esq. He is practical
business man and goes straight to work
with out statutory" or formal debut of
anykinl. And we confess that if FL
lis made up the loSal page of last
weeks Democrat, as presumably he did,
he handles the pen with the power and
ease of a veteran. Ellis is 'chip out
of the old block" and no mistake-and
what suits as best of all is that he pro-
poses to enter upon an enlarged sphere
of usefulness right from the beginning
by organizing a class of cOuntrg editors
and giving them lessons on "SdrkdSm."
Ellis tender kindness is truly etecting.
-CLEvE DINGES made quite SEN
satlon here last Friday morning by en-
tering town on bicycle, the first one
seen here in active operation. 1t takes
exactly ) minutes by the best chro-
rometer ever made to collect a crowd
at Statesmen's Corner, higSenough for
half-grown Democratic mass meeting,
the and Cleve had the crowd. That
the however did not disconcert him in
least, for he transacted his business at
bank and left as he came, on his bicyc-
le, safely, easily, gracefully, and made
the distance To Coburn in just twenty
minutes.
When physician makes a mistake
and they do just like other mortalS-
the matter Is covered up under the
earth abUu; FIVE feet deep and the doc
tor is paid his big bill all the same. |
When lawyer commits an error the |
defendant is sold out by tile sheriff or
goes to the penitentiary-but the law
yer gets his princely fee for all that.
very probably goes lowell you have
heard of the place where the erich
man. was, and the professional stand
ing of the preacherris not impaired in
the least. He eats just as much chick
Ell after as before. But let a poor |
printer, who works for nothlng,or what
is the next thing to it, for just enough !
to keep body and soul together, ''just
place a single letter where another |
should be, for example a Up" instead |
of an "a" as our foreman did in print !
ing Cook Loose sale ILLS, then what ?
Nothing in particular, only every wise
acre, philosopher, dummy and dude in
the community is after the poor print.
er with a sharp stick.
Such is life, this poor life. Printers
will get their due reward hereafter.
4
THE RAIL ROAD MEETING at
Centre Hall the other Thursday seems
to have been well attended, both by
many of the stockholders throughout
the valley as we'll as by leading citizens
of Bellefonte. The speeches by Hon.
G. T. Alexander, Judge Orvis, Gen.
Beaver, }. l.. Spanger, Ed, Col. Mil
liken, Leonard Rhone, Esq. ,and others,
as well as the resolutions passed, were
all strong and decided in tone, and yet
dignified and moderate, demonstrating
the great injustice done to the people
of the upper end of the valley byi' the
neglect and refusal of the Penna. r. r.
Co., given ten years ago, to build the
road if certain fixed sums wele sub
scribed by the respective townships
through which the road passes, which
was fullV and faithfully done and vet