Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-01-18

Christmas John married young lcdy
answ ering to the beautiful name OF El
la Walsingham, with large and -four
ishing mercantile establishment thrown
| in.
We congratulate John on his lucA
and success-provided always he didnot
70 rGet to send hls printer good, large
wedding cake. That is necessary
part of good etiquette and seems to be
very essential to the future happiness
of newly-married couple.
John Lose has found his match at
last. He bought himself a fiddle and
iddles away for dear life by the hour.
to the annoyance of the peighb1rs and
the dismay Of all the chickens in town
John, your music is entirely too plain
tiue for this merry season. PLAY some
thing "lustig," it would sound much
better, especially on trdter. Give US,
f'rinStanoe
ION Susquehanna ran
lgo down the bay,
An I fiddle an danes
An l flolic all the way,
Such getting up the stairs
Inever did see"
DEINISGER & MUssER now have
the largest and most complete stock
of marble on hand both in the
rough and in finished work-ever
brought to Centre county. At their
works can be seen no less than
twenty monuments, ranging in price
from $l4 to $500, and about two
hundred head stones, plain or cary
ed, from So to SIS. They are pre-
pared to suit all tastes as we'll as
all means. They have also accept
ed the sole agency for the largest
part Of the county including Belle
fonte, for the sale of the celebrated
White Bronze Monuments, Head
Stones Statuary, ' ses, &C., manu-
factured by the extensive White
Bronze Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Thankful for past favors they re-
spectfully solicit the continued con-
6dence and patronage of the public.
D. L. Zerby is their authorized
soliciting and collecting agent. #
-Ex-Judge Hartman, after years OF
gratuitous but faithful service as chair
man of the hog committee, has at last
resigned that high position and turned
antiquarian. His first efforts have re-
suited In q grand triumph to himself
as well as a valuable rescue fer local
history. Recently be unearthed-we
forget how many hundred feet uNder
grouad-two old lottery tickets. The
one is or was for the benefit of the
Washington Monument Lottery, of
Philadelphia, has rough cut of the
Father OF His Country" and promises
somebody 800, less Is per cent. 1t is
dated at PfilAda., Jan. |. 1914, and
signed Hope &c Co"-a significant sig
nature.
The other ticket shows how our pi-
ous old fathers sometimes raised funds
to build or pay their churches, a plan
that has fallen into entire diSuse in our
degenerate devs.
The following is true copy OF the
ticket
No 3l3. FIR the Jenef: of the German
Meeting House IN AaronSbur, I.
This Ticket will entille the bearer TO
such Prize as may be drawn to its
number, if demanded within three
months after the drawing is finished.
Subject TO deuuctionof 20 per cent
ADAM NRIDIGH,
Aaronaburg, DANIEL KEEN.
October 1872.
Tive CHILDREN, one OF fifteen and
the other of fourteen, were recently
married In Fayette county. OF course
they ran away from home to do it and
nnding preacher on the road were
married by him. The children ought
to have had more sense !; but anything
like that seems too much to expect oi
the preacher. Somebody ought to b.
detailed to go around with that man
and interfere with his perform tnce of
such diszustingly idiotic things as mar
rying two children who seem to hav,
fallen out OF the cradle and into th
hands for the purpose. -Er.
a TERRIBLE HOLOCAUST.
ST. PETERSBURG, January 14.-DurinE tn
| performance at circus in Berdischeff, in Rus
sian Poland, n fire broke out in the building
and before the spectators could escape tn
whole structure was abaze. Three hundred
| persons pc rished in the flames.
sr. PETERSBURG, January l5.-The loss of Iif
by the burning OF a circus In Berditzcheff o
Saturday last was not so great as at first RI
ported but II is believed that over 150 person
perished in the flames The fire was caused b
the careless handling of fire works on the stage
| &t. limo betsl.