Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-09-30

more tllan he can attend 10. By close
application and good work he has built
up II splendid trade.
Prof. A. Bierly will begin his sing
ing schools next week and will open his
course of thirteen lessons in Millheim,
on Wednesday, Oct. 9Th. Members of
the class and persons desirous of join
ing will please remember the date.
Il. +. Wetzel on his soliciting tour
for contributions to the G.. A. II. festi-
val met with such splendid success in
the vicinity of Madisonburg that he
thinks he will 90 back there whenever
he needs any help in that line. They
are royal set of fellows oyer there.
DIED. - Sam. Wolf, residing along
Penns Creek, in Gregg township, aud
one of the oldest citizens in this valley,
died last Friday. Mr.. Wolf was wide
ly known, was an industrious and hard
working man al his life, and raised a
large family. His age was 0S years, 10
months and IL days.
Frank and John Kaufman, and
Geo. w. Long were among the many
friends we met at the Lewisburg fair
last week. They are as genial crowd
as you generally find in days travel.
Geo. Long is in splendid spirits. He
succeeded in getting one Of the best
schools in Northumberland county and
expects to haye very good winter
term.
ID. &. Bush. Esq, of Bellefonte,
departed this life on Thursday morning
o: last week. BY bis death Bellefonte
loses one of its most enterprising and
beneiicient citizens, a man of sterliag
character and integrity. His own fine
residence, the Bush Arcade. the Bush
House, the McBlain Block and scores
of dwelling houses tell of his untiring
concern for Bellefonte's growth and
Improvement. 1t is not to be wonder
ed at il Bellefonte sin ncerely mourns
the demise Of this estimable man.
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JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY& & CO.,
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Sold by j. Eisenhuth, Millheim, Pa.
THE SCuooLs.-Next Monday the
borough schools will open for six
months term. Crowds of children will
again saunter along the sidewalks on
their way to the schoolhouses, laugh
ing and joking. They will be the same
boys and girls as ever and their jolly
procession will be pleasant sight to
look upon. But the beginning of the
schools has more earnest meaning for
the parents and the teachers. Inevit-
able duties arise for both of them.
One of the most important points for
parents to attend to is to provide their
children with the necessary books and
other supplies and thus enable them
to properly pursue their studies, An
other task parents will haye to perform
is the care that their children at
tend regularly and encourage and assist
them in every possible way. Help the
teachers along and manifest some in.
terest In the education of your children.
Do not lay the whole responsibility up
on the teacher and especially do not
obstruct the tedious work of tbeteacher
by undue prejudice and rash judgement.
If both parents and teachers do
their duty we may certainly look for a
successful and profitable term.
Brother Foote, of the Mifflinburg
burg Times, treats upon Millheim's
factory enterprise in the following
manner, and throws out several yalua-
ble and truthful hints
We were reliably informed on Satur-
day last that the Millheim Knitting
Factory Is Gxed fact. The papers
are "signed, sealed and delivered. :"
The Factory will employ about so
hands at the start, and as fast as they
can be taught the force will be increas-
ed until it reaches two hundred. Four
gentlemen with the yerJ best endorse
ment as to their qualifications for this
business and their energy and business
character in every respect, take charge
of the business. This will be quite a
boom for the town of Millheim, aud to
a few of her enterprising citizens she
owes it all. A few of the men who
have money, have subscribed literally
to the enterprise and the whole cvm-
munity will be benefited. We con-
gratulate our sister town on this sue
cessful ending of her attempt to secure
a prize, and trust that even the widest
hope of her most magnanimous citizens
may be realized. And now Mifflinburg
might send committee to Millheim
to learn, "how it was DONE" They
would no doubt find that money has
other uses than lying in Bank, waiting