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Newspaper

Millheim Journal

Location

Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1879

Page

3

Woodward Turnpike bridge hailed. local notes and notices

Local items report the Turnpike company’s new Woodward bridge as a good structure and residents label it stealing bridge by Willis Musser. Community events include Sugar Valley camp meeting, an Evert’s woods picnic postponed due to weather, and a large S S picnic at Hannah Furnace with 23 schools. Personnel moves cover Spigelmyer’s store sale, tax collectors named, distillery purchase by Lamy Kreamer Stover, and new music and church activities in Lewisburg and Middleburg.

Turnpike Company Woodward Willis Musser Sugar Valley J. R. Brungart Spigelmyer Rebersburg Jasper A.C. Musser Millheim C. Alexander Penn Township Jacob Bower Haines Moyer Michael Lamy Jonathan Kreamer Noah Stover Stover Democrat Republican Pomona Centre County A. O. Deininger

Our Cemetery Needs Immediate City Action in Clean Up

The article laments neglect of the local cemetery calling for spring cleaning and trimming. It notes recent burials attracted crowds, cites decay and weeds, and urges annual maintenance and fresh officers as the Cemetery Association has lapsed. It questions how long the discreditable state will continue.

Millheim Cemetery Association

Quer Band Serenades Sheriff Spangler at Bellefonte

The Quer Band visited Bellefonte last Friday to serenade Sheriff Spangler despite rain. Centre Hall brick demand rises as H. E. Zerby plans another brick kiln this fall. Rumor circulates that the Pa R R Co has bought the B&S R KR line and may extend the road. Harvest Home picnic expected to draw a very large crowd if excursion fares were lower, but 50 cent fares are no longer offered by L C S C R R. a one dollar fare is standard now.

W. C. Duncan Lewisburg Aaronsburg Robersburg Spring Mills James N. VanOrmer Wolfe James George W. Foote Mifflinburg George Henry Beck, Esq Thomas Forster Tobacco House Frishmuth & Bro R. M. Forster Gettysburg Rev. F. Aurand Rebersburg Middleburg Snyder County Quer Bellefonte L.C

Rebersburg Fragments Mention Property Trades and Sales

Mr Isaac Kinney sold his property and furniture to Thos R Zeigler for 837 and plans to seek a Kansas home. J Spigelmyer sold his store to J R Brongard who took possession. stock brought 2800. Mrs Rachael Young’s property advertised for Saturday sale. note praises Harvest Home fare and local gate latch salesman Abs Harter.

Isaac Kinney Thos. R. Zeigler Kansas J.spigelmyer J. R. Brongard Rachael Young Messrs

Spring Mills Items and Local Notes

Mr Hf A Krumrine has gone west. Jacob Frederick will soon complete a new house. Clover seed will be a very short crop. School directors appointed teachers and will send names soon. Mrs Helen Hannah was buried. funeral attended by many at the M E Church. A Nittany Valley party visited Penn Cave and praised the natural wonder. six couples led by Mr Robert Furst and Mr Hugh Brown appeared to be the bosses.

Hf. A. Krumrine Henry Jacob Frederick Helen Hannah M. E Nittany Valley Penn Cave Penn’s Creek Robert Furst Hugh Brown

Crumbs from Aaronsburg News and Local Improvements

The Aaronsburg column notes Col. J. P. Coburn enlarging and repairing his home with a new pavement and yard setback. Rev. J. Tomlinson preached in Laurelton while Rev. C. Schnure’s Lutheran church was closed here. Summer heat eases as cooler air returns and residents hint at upcoming good times.

Mr. Epior Aaronsburg J. P. Coburn J. Tomlinson Laurelton Rev. C. Schnure Lutheran Church Ad. Shoemaker St. Petersburgh J. G. Shoemaker A.J. Ire Lewisburg W. T. Meyer

A New Flarau Disease And Other Items From The Era

A New Flarau Disease spreads in Lancaster County along Middle Creek with high fatality and unclear cause. Reports discuss marriage expectations, a massive 25 foot diameter California tree in New York, a young Sitka postmistress at age twelve, and local crime notes including Sam Albright’s alleged aid network in Perry County. Also covered are a brutal assault on a girl near town and a Fall River labor meeting about emigrant land viability amid racial job competition, plus Georgia's swift murder trial law.

Lancaster County Middle Creek Cincinnati Broadway New York California Sitka Alaska Portland Oregon Sallie Ball United States Harrisburg Newport Perry County Sam Albright William K. Miller Montgomery’s Ferry Brutan Zearfoss Neerors A StuwpiiNnc- Brocsa Fall River Mass Michael Connelly Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe R. 2 Georgia

Examinations of Teachers for 1879 Details

Centre county schools announce examinations for 1879 with a schedule across towns from Bellefonte to Millheim. Examinations begin at 9 AM daily, special session October 2 requires four director recommendations, and certificates below average 2.5 will not be issued. H Meyer, Co Supt.

Centre County Bellefonte Philipsburg Rush Taylor and Worth Port Matilda Huston Julian Snow Shoe Bernside Unionville Union Milesburg Halfmoon Stormstown Ferguson Pine Grove Harris Boalsburg Spring Valentine’s Benne Knox’s College Lemont Potter Centre Hall Gregg Penn Hall Walker Hublersburg Marion Jacksonville Liberty Eagleville Howard and Curtin Howard Penn and Millheim Haines Aaronsburg Miles Robersburg H. Meyer, Co

Neat cast iron fence showcased and notable jurors listed

R B Hartman displays a sturdy cast iron fence made at his foundry for front yard and cemetery lot buyers are urged to examine locally. The piece covers a regional note on the Bellefonte and Snow Shoe railway deal and provides a full August 1879 grand and traverse juror list for several counties including Bellefonte and Philipsburg districts.

R. B. Hartman Pennsylvania A. RR Bellefonte & Snow Shoe Bellefonte W.W. Leech Harris Il Rhone Rist. Bittner Potter Samuel Pletcher Boggs J A Renter Half Moon Win Dawson Spring William Marks Benj. Rusk Marion Robert Hates Walker Elis Lyte Wait Moon John Jackson Patton Win Mills Snow Shoe Rhodes Condo Taylor Henry Musser Daniel Corman Harry RK Curtin John Gates Ferguson S K Faust Miles Cyrus Brungard Miles Harry Stewart Harris JC Dunkle Philipsburg Jas Dumbleton Rush M F Riddle McCahnont Marion JW Gray Worth Jac Bower Jr Haines JW Furey John Goodhart Gregg Gregg Jerome Conter Jesse Swartz Walker P Musser Penn Day Rhule Snow Shoe O

Local Obituaries Notice From New Berlin and Nearby

Died on the lth inst Edward Wilson aged 61 in New Berlin Joseph Bitner aged 67 at Centre Ball Helen Hannah aged 60 years 6 months 12 days at Spring Mills John Ruhl aged 74 died on the 19th inst in Lock Haven

New Berlin Edward Wilson Joseph Bitner Spring Mills Helen Hannah Lock Haven John Ruhl ERIE Philadelphia Harrisburg Windamsport Shore Coe Oara Renovo Arles Niagara Williamsport Paradelphi Lak Heven M. Fcastward PACIE Aves Lockthiven Jersey Shore Warrisburg DAY Express Renove ALL Waves Morrisburg Srieens Northumberland A. R. AR Wilkesbarre Strana Vie Niagara Express Ike Bae Muil Wee L.S M.S. R. Re Corry Emporium P. i Driftwood

Agricultural and market notes in terse oddities

A fragmented market listing mentions Wheat No 2.08 Corn Oats Buckwheat Flour Bran and Shorts Plaster Coal Chestnut Seed Butter Dried Apples Peaches and Cherries with price notes and weekly corrections, indicating a general commodity snapshot from a historical page.

Remarkable Remedy Promises Vital Health Boost

A traditional tonic claims to stimulate the liver bowels and kidneys into healthy action cleansing the blood of impurities and imparting life and vigor to the system. A single trial is said to convince even the most hesitant of its remedial qualities.

Public Lettering Guideline for Medical Correspondence

Delivered to any address free from observation. Patients may consult by letter receiving the same attention as by calling. Competent Physicians attend to correspondents, as letters should be addressed to the proper office.

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