Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-10-18

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ing of a spotted fawn at any time is
unlawful.
The running of dogs is unlawful.
1t is unlawful under penalty Of $50
to kill deer that has been chased into
the water by dogs.
Dogs pursuing deer may be killed ly
any person, and the owner of the dog
is liable to penalty of $40 for each
deer killed by such dogs.
1t is unlawful to have fresh venison
or fresh deer skins IN possession out of
season.
| We copy the above points from the
Bellefonte Republican, presuming them
to be correct.
New MUslC.-We have received
| from the publisher the following vocal
selt ctions:
ALONE AT LAST by Geo.
Schleiffarth 75c. This Is the new
Waltz Song that has made such a hit
everywhere lately, and is fast rivalling
the Authors most popular of all songs,
who'll Buy my Roses led" 1t is
gotten up in an elegant style with
handsome title in colors, and thousands
of copies are being sold.
WHEN l MEAN MARRY by G.
r. Sidney 40c. 1t is a long time since
we have had the pleasure OF seeing
good humorous soug, free from eLang
and coarsenesS, and we feel sure this
will meet with hearty reception. 1t
is being sung with great success, 6y
Billy Robinson of IIaverly's Mastodon
Minstrels.
New BERLIN.-Reader, did you ever
visit New Berlin ? If not you have
thus far missed seeing one Of the most
beautiful towns this side of the celes-
tial paradise. ReposDg quietly on the
banks of historic old Penu's Greek, at
the foot of finely wooded hill, the
denizens of the place seem to have but
little concern for the hustle and busi-
ness, the hurry and furry of the out
side world. They do not share to any
considerable extent It's connections and
agitations, but live on III the even tenor
Of their way, in quiet seclusion, from
generation TO generation. The quiet
ude-al most solitude that prevails
throughout, seems to have good eff
feet both on the mi nds and hearts of
the people, for we know Of no place
that has better educational and relig-
ions facil ties. 1t is the seat Of Union
Seminary, one of the most flouIishing
institutions Of its grade in the state,
while the Evaugelicals, Lutherans, Re-
formed, Methodists, Presbyterian and
United Brethren all have their church
es and congreg stions.
New Berlin is town of beautiful
homes, finer, smoother and cleaner
streets than can be found any where
else. The people have ample time and
the will to keep all these in best condi-
ton. In fact there is no other town
in the state whose people keep their
streets. yards, sidewalks and general
surroundings so entirely neat and clean
as do the New Berlinites.
The view from the roof Of Union
Seminary is truly grand. Nothingrug
ged or strikiugly romantic-no rocky
cliffs or cloud-capped mountains-but
scene of rare beauty for all that. The
coy town with its happy homes, its
church spires pointing heavenward,
nestled below among a multitude OF
trees that give shade and shelter the
we'll cultivated fields close around the
fine farms farther on the picturesque
hills of Snyder county, just beyond
Penn's Creek ; the gentle spots Of
woodland, clothed in the beautiful col
ors of autumn, and in the distance the
dim, blue outlines of Shade Mountains,
all constitute a panorama Of loveliness
scarcely exceeded anywhere.
LUTHER MEMORIAL SERVICES.
The Centre County Luther Memorial
viii! be held in the Court House, Belle
fonte. Friday, Oct. Goth instant. There
will be three sessions after
noon and evening. Rev. E. }. Wolf,
D. d., of the Theological Seminary of
the General Synod, at Gettysburg, will
deliver an address in the morning. In
the afternoon Rev. J. G. Morris, D. d.
LII. D., of Baltim ore, the President
6f the General Synod, will speak. A
number OF short addresses will be deliv-
cred in the evening by visiting minis
ters.
OF DR.. Wolf 1t is needless to speak.
He is emphatically one Of us. Born in
Miles township, only few miles from
Miliheim, he spent his Younger years in
the midst OF our people. He is grad
uate both of Pennsylvania College and
the Theological Seminary at Gettys-
burg, and attended the University at
Teubingen, Germany, for several years