Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-06-11
Row MI, Dietzler and wife, Aarons

Rev. NIL, Dietzler and wife, Aarons
burg. returned from Synod at Harris
burg last Friday evening. The rever-
end gentleman seems highly pleased
and satisfied with the grand success of
that Lutheran assemblage.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF UN-
ION SEMINARY, NEW BERLIN, Pa
Friday evening, June Il, Anniversary
of the Excelsior Literary Society. Sat
urday evening June Is, Anniversary OF
the Neocosmian Literary Society. Sun
day evening, June II, Baccalaureate
Sermon by Rev. A. .StaDleton, Williams
port, Ia. Monday evening, June 18th,
address before the Literary Societies,b by
Rev. w. NJ. Stanford, Cleveland. Ohio.
Tuesday morning, June 10th, Meeting
of the Board of ustees,-afternoon,
Book reception of the Neocosmlan So
ciety,-evening, address before the
alumni, by Rey. +. Swengle, Newport,
Pa. Wednesday morning, June 18th,
meeting of the Alumni Association, -
afternoon, anniversary Of the Library
Association of the Excelsior Society,"
evening, Commencement.
All are invited to attend these exer-
cises. THE FACULTY.
j. @. Stewart, Chairman of the
Executive Committee, announces that
The Thirty first annual meeting of
the Pennsylvania State Teachers AS.
sociation will be held in the Opera
House, at Harrisburg, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, July 7th, ,Sth
and 9tn.
The programme has been carefully
prepared by the Executive COMMITTEES,
and all arrangements for successful
meeting have been completed.
Orders for excursion tickets on the
several railroads can be procured by ad-
dressing J. f. Sickel, Germantown, Pa,
not later than July Sd.
Hotels and boarding houses will
make the usual reduction in rates to
members of the Association.
An excursion to Gettysburg has been
arranged for Friday, July 10th. Fare
for the round trip will not exceed one
dollar and twenty-five cents.
An excursion has also been arrang-
ed to Fortress Monroe, Richmond and
Washington, returning to Harrisburg
within ten days. The excursion party
will 90 from Baltimore to Fortress
Monroe lis miles, by steamer. The
round trip ticket will cost nine dollars !.
THE "BUZz SAW" NEW sPAPER.-
The May number OF Lum Smiths Phil
adelphia HERALD literally sparkles
wit h dynamical and electrical expos
ures of pernicious newspapers, frauds
uuacks and humbugs that infest oul
land to the detriment OF legitimate
journalism and business and the moral:
of our boys and girls. Editor Smith
prefers serious charges against Gov
Bum, of Idaho, and calls on Presiden
Cleveland for Bunn's removal. An
thony Comstock, Secretary Of the n. \
S, for the ). of ", is again offered
$500 to explain his connection Will
w. l.. A lien, a notorious fraud ant
legally indicted blackmailer. The Tex
as press and officials are appealed 20 tt
drive Byron III Van Raub, of Lecr
Springs, Texas, from that State. Ii
appears that Van Raub is trying to es'
:ablish harem. "Dr." w. FL. Hale
publisher OF "HeAlth and Home,
Washington, D. c., is again fully ex
posed. Algernon II. Wilcox, Ton
Chichester and "Dr." Fry. all of Phil
adelphia are given "Thirty Days No
tice'' to discontinue their demoralizint
"Pennyroyal and Tansy Pill" business
Smith declares if they do not heed hi:
warning he will arrest and prosecute
them himself. The Louisiana Lotte r!
Co. is again exposed. The stories, poe
try, and puzzle department of THI
HERALD are excellent. Smith scored
his forty sixth victory on the 2lst o
May, before Judge Arnold, the jury a
wardlng Smith $4,000 damages.
NeighbOring News.