Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-02-18
Local Elections.
MILLHEIM BoRoUGH.

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Chief Burgess, j. Spigelmyer Asst
Burgess, Saml. Weiser; Council, Henr.
Fielder. A. C. Musser Asses S0r, J. ii
Auman; Ouerseer of The Poor, Jonathan
Harter: School Directors, A Walter, ID
L. Zerby Judge Of Election, w. l.
Bright Mspt ctorS, j. w. Lose, Johr
Hall ; Constable, G.. w. TIarter HiqI
Constable. J. w. Adams; auditor, Il
]. Brumgard; Collector OF Idnes, frank
Knarr; Justice Of the Peace, j. III. lseif'
snyder.
PENN TowNsHIP.
Constable, Daniel Geary Judge O
Elections, w. III. Kreamer Inspector,
Alfred Slower Assessor, A. j. Camp
bell Supervisors, David Neese, j. w
Meyer School Director, d. l.. Kerstet
ter; Wash Thsrp A. II. Alexander
Orsrseer OF the Por, w. III. smith
Auditor,R. +. Vonada; I0,onship CLERK
Felix Brenninghouse; Collector Of Tdres,
John Meyer,
MILES TOWNSHIP.
Collector of 1dreS, Joseph X. Weber ;
Constable, Elias Breon F; assessor, JAS.
r.. Brumgart; Assistant assessors
Reuben Granny and Andrew Ocker ;
Judge of election, Gideon Kreamer ;
Inspector ef election, Z. ID. Winters
Supervisors, B. w. Roger and Jesse
Garret Schoo! Directors, Harvey
M6ller and @. III. Brumgart; i; Orer-
seer of the Poor, John Shaffer Aud,-
tor, Henry Dutwiler T0,cn Clerk, c.
G. Luse.
GREGG TOWNSHIP, 5. T.;
Constable. Reuben Kline Judge Of E.
lection, Geo. B. Crawford ; Inspectors,
.Iohn +. Hickman, Jared J. Condo ;
School Directors, WIN. III. Bloom, J. ri
Evans Supervisors, john "A. Minick,
John B. Hickman OrcrSeer Of the
Poor, Fred. zettle +; Collector Of 1dres
Emanuel Zettle; Assessor. jerry p.
Hickman Assistant ASSESSORS John
b. Ream, VIM. M. Allison Au(litor,
VIM. Pealer: 1ornshiD Clerk, David
Burrell.
Communicated.
GOOD ADVICE. E.-AaronSburg is rath-
er an old town. Men who have lived
here for seventy aud moIe years will
tell you to day that il never has been a
very progressive town. In point OF
morals, in decency and general COED
behavior, none of our sister towns can
face us and say, we are equal with you.
In this connection we wish tn say a
few words Co the boys, or rather the
young men of our town, hoping they
will read aud profit by what we say.
You boys of to-day, have you ever
thought to inquire of yourselves who
will succeed our old fathers of TO- few
years hence. Have you ever considered
how soon you will be required TO take
ND the burden of life, and assume the
cares and responsibilities that, accord
ing to natures law, will be handed
Gown TO you by your fathers. Very
soon some of you Will be called upon to
become the merchants, mechanics, ed.
itors, lawyers and doctors of our towns,
and the sooner you stop. think and re-
| alize this, the better 1T will be Tor you.
Life is not very satisfactory at the best,
but remember. boys, your lives will be
| very much what you make them. To
engage in evil doing. such as swearing,
drinking whiskey and making indecent
remarks about your fellow-man, and
especially of the young girls, we wish
to assure you will never bring you good
results. Honest, intelligent boys. who
have no bad habits, are always in de-
mand ,and these are they who make the
honored citizens of the world, and
within you is the power to make oil
yourselves great and good men. How
often do we hear young men say that IL
don't pay to engage in bad habits, such
as drinking whiskey and swearing, and
should you so err In your young life
you will certainly ever after regret it,
and in your later and better life you
will always hate to recall the acts oi
your younger days.
1t is said that "a little nonsense now
1 anu CfleH Is TC1ISlieu Dy Tue UcSI vi
men," Yes, fun, real fun, is an excellent
thing In its place, and you are expected
to have lots of it while YOU are boys
but you must guard against mistaking
wrong doing and bad habits for fun
There are many sins of deprAved youth
committed on the SLY and the world be
ing none the wiser But here you de
ceive yourselves, boys. "Be sure your
sins Will find you out" What you
start out to accomplish that will you
surely do. and it is with you to become
a man in the true sense of the word
one who possesses steady and industri-
Gus habits, together with sobriety and
economy, or you may become shift
less, worthless tramp or whlskey soak,
and boys, sooner or later yon will bt
called upon to decide whether you will
he something or nothing. N
Have mercy on your wife NJ
smell, no moisture, no rags, no burns
no scalds. Buy her an "Odorless'
Kettle.