The Millheim Journal Advertising Rates and Notices
The Millheim Journal informs readers of weekly Thursday publication in Musser's building at Main and Penn, with annual subscription $1.00 in advance or $1.25 by default. Advertising rates include 10 cents per line for first insertion and 5 cents per line for subsequent insertions. legal notices for administrators and executors priced at $2.50.
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Millheim Journal
Musser’s
Main and
Penn Streets
Seon
Eohuna
Methodist and United Brethren church notices
Rev J Benson Akers preacher in charge. Sunday School at 14 pow. D A Musser superintendent. Rev CW KR Siegel pastor. German preaching in Aaronsburg next Sunday morning. United Brethren Rev Tarlheim preacher in charge.
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Methodist
J. Benson Akers
Incharge
Pow
D. A. Musser
CW. KR. Siegel
Aaronsburg
United Brethren
Tarlheim
Lovelock
Paradise Church
United Sunday School
Convention at Courthouse Organizes County Officers
The convention met August 9 at two P M in the Courthouse. Officers elected included President J N Casenova of Philipsburg and Secretaries W G Morrison C K Essington and D F Fortney. Delegates listed from Bellefonte Milesburg Philipsburg and other townships attended with numerous names recorded. Balloting proceeded for Associate Judges with J C Harper nominated for Prothonotary and ballots cast for Register names J A McClain Henry Bec J W Furey T B Jamison.
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Courthlouse
J. N. Casenova
Philipsburg
W. G. Morrison
Worth
C. K. Essington
Milesburg
D. F. Fortney
Bellefonte
William Hamilton
Charess Heisler
DF Fortney
James Dolan
Charles Smith
Robert J Doak
C K Essington
al Vheim
Frank Kuarr
J C Smith
Unionville
John Bing
Howard Bor
Howard Moore
Philiwsburg
C G Herlinger
J Cassanova
A J Graham
James Passmore
J A Lukens
Benner
William Ishier
William Close
JB Roan
Robert Henderson
Jr. Boggs
Chas
McLauchlin
Charles Lucas
H. Lyman
Shannon
Burnside
Barkhart Veiderer
Curtin
David Brickley
M Leathers
Frank Taylor
Cal. Patterson
Ferguson Old
A J Orndort
Peter Lauck
Dav. Miller
Ferguson New
Jos. Deberling
Gregg South
M L Risbel
Wm. Homan
Jacob McCool
Fred Zeitle
John F Heekmen
Gaeag North
James Grove
Sheil
Halfmoon
A T Gray
Haines
J W Pussell
George Kister
Sol. Ettlinger
Alfred Kreamer
George Bower
Horris
W A Murray
Wm. Bradford
Harry Swab
Howerd
David Tanger
John Glenn
Huston
J C Nason
Liberty
W H Gardner
J I Delong
Marion
Joseph Hoy
John McAuley
Miles
W H Cerman
Ellis Shaffer
Henry Meyer
John Hosterman
George Haines
Jerry Kreamer
Patton
J M Bush
Penn
P Ho Stover
Frank Lowersox
Daniel Gentzel
Potter
North
Join Shanner
Jonn G Hall
Wealker
Ambrose McMullen
David Detrick
John Hi Beck
Wm. Shaffer
AG Kreaimer
W G Morrison
J.C. Harper
Register
JA McClain Henry Bec
J W Furey
T B Jamison
Nominees for Commissioners and Officials Named in County Ticket
A county nominating session declared A. J. Greist and John Wolf as Commissioners after ballots. F. P. Musser and John S. Proudfoot elected as county Auditors, Maj. R. A. Forster chosen chairman. Delegates chosen for state conventions and senatorial conferees appointed. Ticket lists J. G. Lawrimer, John K. Rankle, J. Dunkie, J. C. Harper, Frank E. Bible, D. C. Keller, A. J. Greist, John Wolf, F. P. Musser, John S. Proudfoot.
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F. P. Musser
Johns. Proudfoot
Maj
R. A. Forster
Daniel A. Musser
J. F. Casanova
J. W. Gephart
Ed. Kremiine
J. K. Testerman
J. G. Lawrimer
John K. Rankle
Thom
J. Dunkie
J. C. Harper
Frank E. Bible
D. C. Keller
A. J. Griest
John Wolf
John 8. Proudfoot
Carlisle weighs Windom rate for treasury savings
Congressman Carlisle, returning from Europe, argues Secretary Windom could refund both the two hundred sixes and the four hundred seventy millions at three per cent as at three and a half, saving the treasury three million dollars, aligning with Democratic Congress proposals.
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Carlisle
Europe
Windom
Treasury
Democratic Congress
Keau
President Garfield Shows Signs of Satisfactory Recovery
Washington report updates on President Garfield after a second surgical operation to release pus. Doctors note continued improvement with the president sleeping soundly at 10 p m and cooler temperature. Drainage from the wound is efficient and nourishment has improved compared with recent days.
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Garfield
Lowell
Washington
Prohibition Reform Party Convention at Alatoona
The Prohibition Reform state convention met at Alatoona on July 28 with 45 delegates from 22 counties. James M. Wilson of Mercer was nominated for State Treasurer. The platform advocates separate party action to prohibit liquor and civil service reform, opposes convict labor sales and polygamy, and supports compulsory education. Also notes Millheim Hotel balcony expansion, a forthcoming camp meeting, murder trials in Allegheny County, and a new silk factory in Hawley with a five story stone building lit by electricity.
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PromoiTion
Prohibition Reform Party
Alatoona
James M. Wilson
Mercer County
Providence of God
State Senate
Hawley
Wayne County
Kate Shelly Heroic Bridge Crossing to Save Train
A 15 year old girl Kate Shelly crawled 400 feet across a gale swept railroad bridge to Moingona and warn the telegraph office after a wreck. Her actions prevented a likely explosion and saved the express train and passengers from disaster.
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O’neil
Donahue
Olmstead
Kate Shelly
Miss Shelly
Moingona
Boone
Doone
Des Moines
Summer timetable trains westward from Philadelphia and Erie
Trains on the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Division will run westward on and after Sunday June 12. The schedule outlines departures and service changes for the summer timetable as announced in the official notice.
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Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Willaimsport
Jersey Shore
Lock Haven
Renovo
Erie
Williamsport
Kane
Erie Mail
Fast Live
Pacific Express
Northumberland
Wilkesbarre
Keranton
Niagara Express
Day Express
Lock ‘Haven
R.R
Irne
M.S. R
Corry
W. Rees
Emporium
P. K
FARM AND LAND AUCTION SCHEDULED IN CENTRE COUNTY
Executors of Jonathan Philips estate offer a 64 acre farm two miles west of Millheim on the turnpike with bank barn orchard and water, plus 8 acres in Millheim and a 182 acre Knydertown farm in Nittany Valley with dwelling and outbuildings. Sale on September 3rd and 10th 1881 with terms announced.
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Jonathan Philips
Millheim
Centre County
Cne
Millhenry
Coburn Station
Lewisburg & Tyrone
Henry Frankenberger
Penn's Valley
Aso
Milheim
Moyer
E. Zeck
Jacob Lutz
KB. Seimpach
Adam Pecker
John Beck
Jona Kimerick—Grates
Henry Beck
James Martin
Philip Walter
Thomas Huston
Joan P. Ruykle
BO. Deininger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hittheim
Otice
Charch & Stnday School Directory
Evangelical, PC
Weidemuer and
J. M. Dick
Milwhebn
Jamison
Lutheran
John Tomlinson
E. Duck
Lodge & Society Directory
Providence Grange
Millheim B. & L. Association
Penn Street
A. Walter
Frank P. Bible
Kinnevesee
Larimer
J Mitchel
Mille
Rishe Preere
Jd K Renkle
Shaffer
P W Barnhart
Sheriff
I. TJ Munson
TJ Dunkle
Ricoh Clin Snchonin Vsoenvages
Spangler
Keller
Hols
Meguiston Me
GEE Cpsorsncseutsthn
Gardner
Rottort
Arney — Hoy
Greist
Alexander Decker
Gates
A. J. Greist
W. S. Musser
Millheim Hotel
Allegheny County
Adams Township
Snyder Co
Ntarrisburg
Ofice
China
Michael Crow
Uniontown
Fayette County
Faust
Catasauqua
Maddoce
Through Creek
Huntingdon County
E. J. Borst
Franklin Township
Oscar Borst
Ogden Reporter
Rail Road
Montandon
Kane, Corry
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Fmpernin
Flmira
Watkins
Canandaigua
Baltimore
New York
Tyrone
Altoona
Pittsburg
Elmira
Canandaigus
Fast
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia & Erie R. R
ERIEM
Niaga
Sraniiuee Store
Wh. B. Gamp
Walnut & Ancy Chamber
Oliver
B.S
Farmer's Chop Mills
Beat Clothes Washer
Conklin
Harrows
Bush House
Bellefonte, Pa
Alexander
M.P. Montandon
Ota Lewisburg
Lewisbur
Vicksburg
Mithaout
Laurelton Marks
Wicker Run
Fowler
Coburn
Spring Mills
Art Aar
Lewisburg
Fair Ground
Wiker Run
Cherry Kurg TL
Yowler Teeees
Coburn Eee
Stephen Kennelley
Gregg Township
James Kennelly
Gilmore, Smith & CO
Washington, D. G
Victor
Mar
Victor Sewing Machine Company
Western
Starz Sr
J.B. Smith & Co’s
Mammoth Supply Depot
Front Street
Moti Doo
Howie, Fearing Goods, &T
É&C
Visilus
Vi Silus
Asare
Kahmp’s
Boot & Shoe Store
Lok Haven
Pennsylvania
Jacob Kamp
Excelsior
Steam Dye Works
Lewisburg, PA
W. Davis
Journal
F. Kister
Fashionable Boot & Shoemaker
Foote
Main St
Wwe
the Model Grocery
P. Kerstetter
Market Street
Sella White Granite
Ogdensburg
LAW & Collection House
F Street
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