Camp meeting and Sunday School notices in Aaronsburg area
Camp meeting in Weaver's Grove near Aaronsburg with Sunday School at 2 P M led by D L Zerby Methodist. Rev J Akers will be absent from that circuit next Sunday. Sunday School at 1 P M led by D Kimport Reformed. IL in Aaronsburg next Sunday morning United Brethren Lutheran Rev John Tomlinson pastor. Pastor Tomlinson to preach in Sugar Valley United Sunday School at 9 A M led by F D Luse.
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Weaver's Grove
Aaronsburg
Methodist
J. Akers
D. Kimport
John Tomlinson
Tomlinson
Sugar Valley
Millheim Lodge and Societies Schedule Listed
Millheim Lodge No 955 I O O F meets Saturdays at Pen Street hall. Rebecca Degree meets monthly before full moon. Providence Grange No 217 P H meets on second Saturday at 6 PM and fourth Saturday at 1 44 PM in Alexander's block. Millheim B L A meets second Monday evenings in Penn Street school house. Millheim Cornet Band meets at Town Hall Monday and Thursday evenings. Millheim Escort of Co B drill meets on Alexander's Block second story, Tuesdays and Fridays.
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D. L.zersy
Millheim
Co. B
5Th Keet
N. G
Official Court Terms and County Officials Listing
Regular terms of court are on the fourth Mondays of January April August and November. Officials include President Judge Chas A Mayer Lock Haven and Law Judge John H Orvis Bellefonte. Associate Judges Samuel Frank and John Diven. Prothonotary Register of Wills Clerk of D C J C Harper. Recorder of Deeds William A Tobias. District Attorney David F Fortney. Sheriff John Spangler. Treasurer Adam Vearick. County Surveyor Joseph Deviing. Coroner Dr Joseph Adans. County Executors Andrew Gregg George Swab Jacob Dunkle. Clerk to County Commissioners Henry Beck. Attorney to County Commissioners C M Bower. Janitor Bartrim Galbraith. County Auditors James T Stewart George R Williams Thomas B Jamison. Jury Commissioners John Shannon David W Kline. Superintendent of Public Schools Professor Henry Meyer.
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Chas. A. Mayer
Lock Haven
John H. Orvis
Bellefonte
Samuel Frank
John Diven
J. C. Harper
Register of Wills
D. C
W. E. Burchfield
Deeds
William A. Tobias
David F. Fortney
John Spangler
Adam Vearick
Joseph Deviing
Joseph Adans
Andrew Gregg
George Swab
Jacob Dunkle
Henry Beck
C. M. Bower
Bartrim Galbraith
James T. Stewart
George R. Williams
Thomas B
Jamison
John Shannon
David W. Kline
Henry Meyer
Democratic National Ticket for President and Vice President
The Democratic ticket lists General Winfield S. Hancock of Pennsylvania for President and T. G. English of Indiana for Vice President.
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Gen
Winfield S. Hancock
PennsylvanIa
TION
Wu. G. English
Indiana
Cheering Prospects in Illinois Report From Joliet
Lewis B. Parson of Illinois writes from Joliet that in visits across the state he has met representatives from over fifty counties. He reports strong hope and enthusiasm for the national ticket and a likely success for the state ticket with greenback and republican greenback factions aligning. He notes southern Illinois may avoid conflict.
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Illinois
Lewis B. Parson
Joliet
Ilinois
Democratic ticket praised as party unity grows
The speaker notes young voters forming clubs for the fall election and forecasts a larger statewide turnout than 1876. He cites Judge Trumbull as a respected nominee and claims former Greeley and Republican supporters will back him, aiming to mobilize votes beyond 76 levels.
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Judge Trumbull
United Democratic
Greeley
Ohio
Hayes
Tilden
Cooper
Indiana Senator McDonald forecasts strong Democratic campaign spread
The Prospect in Indiana reports Senator McDonald saying campaigns not yet formally opened but many Hancock clubs formed statewide. The formal opening is August 14 with county meetings. Hendricks in Fort Wayne Voorhees Bowling Green McDonald Mount Vernon Evansville Richmond. Pulitzer to speak in Indianapolis. He predicts a Democratic victory and praises English canvass leadership.
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McDonald
Indiana
New York
World
Hancock Clubs
Hendricks
Fort Wayne
Senator Voorhees
Bowling Green
Senator McDonald
Mount Vernon
Evansville
Judge Claypole
Richmond
Joseph Pulitzer
Indianapolis
Carl Schurz
English
Tilden
Gen
Hancock
Sherman
Snyder County Democratic Convention Nominates Ticket
The Snyder County Democratic Convention met at the Court House on Monday at 2 PM and nominated Edward Bassler for Congress, Hon. S. P. Wolverton for Senate, Azariah Kraeger for Assembly, William H. Moyer for Co Surveyor, with William I. Snyder, Esq. as Committee Chairman. Bassler is allied with Hon. R. Milton Speer, aiding Speer’s 18th district nomination.
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Snyder County
Court Tlouse
Congress
Edward Bassler
Senate
P. Wolverton
Azariah Kraeger
William H. Moyer
William I. Snyder
Penn
J Bassler
R. Milton Speer
Bassler
Honest Republican Candidates Face Heavy Assessments
The Lancaster county republican committee has assessed Hon. A. Herr Smith $1,200 for campaign expenses. They claim they can remove his name from the ticket if unpaid. In a district with a five to six thousand republican majority a candidate might be elected despite such heavy assessments.
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Lancaster County
Congress
Republican County Committee
A. Herr Smith
The Follies of Organs
Republicans attack General Hancock’s character to gain party advantage. The full text of Hancock’s 1876 letter to Sherman shows the critics’ claims as weak. Hancock’s record remains unassailable, and foes should strike at real weaknesses.
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Hancock
Sherman
Garfield
Arthur
Hanecock
Walker Nominated for State Senator in Erie County
In Erie county the democrats nominate Colonel John W. Walker son of the late Hon. John H. Walker who led the constitutional convention. Colonel Walker served with gallantry in the Union army and holds strong personal popularity in Erie county.
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Erie County
John W. Walker
John H. Walker
Walker
Weaver Urges Donations for Greenback-Labor Campaign
General James B. Weaver, a presidential nominee, issues a circular asking party members for one dollar and up to help fund campaign expenses from now until November.
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Washieton
James B. Weaver
National-Greenback-Labor Party
Officeholders Struggle in Presidential Election
The piece argues Republicans face a tough race in November, driven by internal discord and officeholders vying to keep jobs and pay. It notes a square contest between the people and officeholders, cites Prof Charles J Little’s Carlisle speech as a partisan affront, and calls for Dickinson College to distance itself from the croaking politician.
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Sun
Carlisle
Charles J. Little
Dickinson Seminary
Cumberland County
Trancock
Dickinson College
Lincoln praises Hancock as ablest Union general
President Lincoln declares General Hancock the ablest Union Army leader. He predicts Hancock will become a distinguished man if spared and says he fears news of Hancock's death or wounds each morning when opening mail.
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Hirh
Lincoln
Baltimore
General Hancock
Hancock
Ex Governor William Bigler Dies in Clearfield
Ex Governor William Bigler, age 67, lay near death in Clearfield on August 6 as physicians feared recovery impossible. By August 9 he died at 9 o clock, ending a lengthy illness and marking the end of a notable era in state leadership.
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Tue
Tim’ S. Clearfield
William Bigler
Clearfield
Bigler
Negro camp meeting stirred by Garfield and Hancock praise
A Uniontown dispatch reports political excitement at a local negro camp meeting. One colored preacher hailed Garfield as the coming Moses, while another speaker responded in favor of Hancock.
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Uniontown
Pittsburg
Garfield
Moses
Hancock
Gi tdell Faces Censure Over Salary Grab After Vote
Gi tdell reimbursed his salary grab with repayment but only after Republicans in a county of his district passed a censure vote criticizing his conduct.
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Gi Tdell
New Treatment Promises Quick Health Remedies
An advertisement touts The Golden Elixir of Life a cure for consumption bronchitis asthma and numerous chronic diseases. It claims rapid relief from fever night sweats and loss of flesh offering a method to fatten and invigorate the body and restore sexual vitality. Written requests are urged to B S dispensary in Berrien Springs Michigan.
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Berrien Springs
Mich
Washington Letter on Civil Service and Garfield Era
Washington letters critique Hayes era reforms and warn against Garfield administration. Writer alleges Interior Department corruption linked to Louisiana and Florida frauds and cites campaign funding ties. Notes the Monument project funding and progress as the first stone is laid.
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Washington D. C
Ayes
Garfield
Grant
Interior Department
Wayes
Schurz
Louisiana
Florida
Trayes
Hayes
Ohio
Simon Cameron
Don Cameron
New York
Jack Chandler
Mr. Garfield
Hancock Prospects Favor NH Support From Advisory Panel
Reports to the national committee from a New Hampshire advisory panel give an encouraging outlook for Hancock in carrying the state.
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New Hampshire
National Committee
Hancock
Hancock Campaign Claims Factory Vote Support
Twenty five Republicans and seven Greenbackers employed at Daniel F Beatty's piano and organ factory in Washington New Jersey pledge to vote for Hancock and English.
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Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, N. J
Hancock
Practical Agriculture Education At State College Opens Spring
One of the most urgent demands of our time is a system of education which shall train the young to apply their school learning. At the Pennsylvania State College practical instruction in Agriculture, Horticulture, Botany, Zoology, Mechanic, Chemistry, etc. is given and theory is applied by experience in the field and laboratory. Spring session opens April 9th. For catalogue and full information address the Business Manager, State College, Centre Co., Pa.
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Pennsylvania State College
State College
Centre Co
Administrators Sale Of Immell Estate In Poe Valley
Public sale to be held in Peon township on Friday August 27 1580. The property, a tract in Poe Valley comprising 107 acres 136 perches, bounded by D S Austian Musser and Gephart, mostly timbered with white pine white oak and chestnut. Sale starts at 1 o clock M. terms to be announced by J H Reifsnyder administrator of the estate of Jacob Immell deceased.
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Peon Township
Poe Valley
D. S. Austian, Musser & Gephart
J. H. Reifsnyder
Jacub Immel
Administrator's Sale of Peggy Bright Estate
The administrator of Peggy Bright's estate will publicly sell on August 16 at the Aaronsburg premises the decedent's interest in two parcels, a one quarter acre lot with house and a three and a half acre adjoining tract. Sale begins at one o'clock. George Bright, Administrator, will announce terms.
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Peggy Bright
Aaronsburg
Aardlinsburg
A. A. Confer
Israel Weaver
George Bright
James P. Coburn
New Light Running Combination Sewing Machine Promoted
Among agents and families the demand grows for the new light running Combination Sewing Machine. It is praised for strength, interchangeable parts, and easy learning. Priced at $20, it claims lower cost and higher reliability than others, with free attachments and no advance payment. Shipped via AK to New York address for catalogue and price list.
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Tieg
Broadway
New York
N. Y
N.Y
Strayed or Lost Sheep and Lambs Near Aaronsburg
Four sheep and four KD lambs have strayed from the subscriber’s residence near Aaronsburg since May 30. Two sheep and one lamb are black. Any finder should report to Jacob Dunkle.
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Aaronsburg
Jacob Dunkle
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