Millheim Lodge and Society Notices in Local Fraternal Bodies
The entry lists weekly meetings for Millheim Lodge No. 955 I O O F at Penn Street every Saturday night, Rebecca Degree on Thursdays before the full moon, Providence Grange No. 217 with second Saturday at 6 30 PM and fourth Saturday at 1 34 PM in Alexander's block, Millheim B and L Association at Penn Street School on second Monday evenings, Millheim Cornet Band at Town Halls on Monday and Thursday evenings, and Millheim Escort Co B S G N G drill on Alexander's Block second story Tuesday and Friday evenings.
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Prest
Millheim
Co. B
Sth Regt
N. G
Alexander's Block
County Officials and Court Terms Listed for Lock Haven Region
The document lists court terms as the fourth Mondays of January April August and November. It names officials: President Judge Chas. ed, Mayor of Lock Haven, Law Judge John H. Orvis, Judges Samuel Frank and John Iven, Prothonotary J. C. Harper, Register of Wills W. E. Burchfield, Recorder of Deeds William A. Tobias, District Attorney David F. Fortney, Sheriff John Spangler, Treasurer Adam Yearick, County Surveyor Joseph Dewling, Coroner Dr Joseph Adams, County Commissioners Andrew Gregg George Swab Jacob Dunkle, Clerk Henry Beck, Attorney C. M. Bower, Janitor Bartrim Galbraith, Auditors James T. Stewart George Williams Thomas B. Jamison, Jurgenohn Shannon David Wine, Superintendent of Public School Prof Henry Meyer.
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Chas
Lock Haven
John H. Orvis
Bellefonte
Samuel Frank
John Iven
J. C. Harper
O. C
W. E. Burchfield
Joseph Dewling
Joseph Adans
Andrew Gregg
George Swab
Jacob Dunkle
Henry Beck
C. M. Bower
Bartrim Galbraith
James T. Stewart
George Williams
Thomas B. Jamison
Jurgenohn Shannon
David Wine
Henry Meyer
Pennsylvania Votes in 1838 Election on November Second
The next Pennsylvania election is set for Tuesday November 2 1838. Voters must be assessed by September 2 and assessors will be at the election house September 1 and 2 from 10 AM to 3 PM each day to correct the voter list. Committee men should attend when corrections occur. To vote voters must pay state or county tax by October 13 and within the two years prior. The last day for tax payment this year is October 2. Democratic committees must ensure voters comply with the law. An elector may swear in without being assessed, but neglect may block voting.
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Pennsylvania
UBLIC
the Orphan's Court
Joan Gentzel
Benjamin Ripka
Seven Mountains
Gregg Township
Centre Co
Wm. Gentzel
Wm. Auman
Poe Mountain
Said
Exira
Broadway
New York
N. Y
Vice Presidential Candidate Wu H. English Indiana
Wu H. English of Indiana is listed as a candidate for vice president in a historical ballot notation. The fragment identifies a political figure and state, implying a ticket or campaign listing from a past newspaper page.
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TION
Wu. H. English
Indiana
Ohio and Indiana Democrats Predict Big Victory
Ohio congressman Frank Hurd declared a Democratic majority likely by at least 1590 with a larger margin possible as German and liberal Republican support boosts the national and state tickets. Indiana's William Mack, head of the state delegation at the Cincinnati convention, echoed expectations at the national Democratic headquarters.
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Tion
Frank Hurd
Congress
Toledo
Ohio
Democratic
Ifon
Willian Mack
Indiana
Cincinnati
Natonal
Indiana Democrats Stand Firm in Face of Republican Attacks
The speaker dismissed eastern reports of Democratic rifts in Indiana as unfounded. He credited Ilion William H. English at state headquarters and leaders Governor Hendricks Senator Voorhees with running a well organized campaign. He asserted Indiana remains Democratic and pledged not to let Republicans steal it.
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Indiana
Ilion
William H. English
Hendricks
Voorhees
Hancock and English pledge big roll in Penn township vote
Jacob Sanders asserts Penn township and four adjacent districts will deliver large majorities for Hancock and English. He names Greenbriar Coburn Georgetown voting tallies and district GOP support claiming over a hundred majority with limited Republican voters in Snavely Elk Gentzel areas.
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Penn Township
Tancock
Greenbriar
Coburn
Georgetown
Liberty
Garfield
Snavely
Elk
Gentzel
Hancock & English
Meeting at Liberty Organizes Democratic Club
A spirited Democratic meeting convened at Liberty schoolhouse on Saturday evening. Several addresses were given, but the speakers are not named to avoid bias. A club was formed and steps were taken to ensure a full vote. The note suggests a Penns Creek mass meeting on a future Saturday afternoon.
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Liberty
Liberty School House
Dill
Penns Creek
Republican Testimony on Democratic Treatment of Disabled Veterans
J J G Ball, Senate employee, defends Democrats against claims of removing wounded veterans from rolls. He notes most disabled soldiers were retained under Democratic rule, except Wilson who was discharged. Ball asserts fairness and party loyalty while urging denouncement of campaign lies.
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Senate
Washington
J. J. G. Ball
Wallace
Democratic Congress
Cincinnati Gazette
Senator Voorhees
Charles N. Richards
John G. Merritt
M. J. Bunnell
L. Wilson
J.J. G. Ball
Wilson
Bright
Don Cameron
J. G. Ball
General Garfield prophecy rebuked in local notes
The Bellefonte Morning News questions the accuracy of Gen Garfield’s public prophecy made in Millheim years ago about partisan realignments. The item notes Garfield’s rising popularity after remarks at a Chicago Convention and labels the prophecy as misfired.
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Garfield
Beaver
Chicago
Bellefonte Morning News
Millheim
Garfield Prophecy Mirrors Rise in Popularity
The remark notes growing public interest in Garfield and hints at political maneuvering as Hancock contemplates cabinet selections amid a busy schedule and shifting momentum within the party.
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Garfield
Hancock
Ex Senator Peale Retires From Congressional Contest
Ex Senator Peale of Lock ILaven bows out of the congressional race amid warm support from political friends and valley allies. His retirement ends a bid that drew favorable regard from constituents and colleagues alike.
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Peale
Lock Ilaven
Democratic Nominations: State and Local Officers Listed
The piece lists Democratic nominees for Pennsylvania and Connecticut offices including Governor and Lieutenant Governor. It notes spring session starts April 9 at Pennsylvania State College and provides contact for catalogues. It also asserts Connecticut’s ticket with James E. English as Governor and C. M. Pond as Lieutenant Governor, predicting a large majority.
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Connecticut
James E. English
C. M. Pond
English
Washington Letter on Hayes and Hancock Politics
A Washington letter criticizes Ulysses S. Hayes citing broken promises and civil service reform failures while predicting strong Hancock support in the North. It notes Republican missteps, missing records rumors, and broader Democratic optimism as Treasury plans a new fractional currency issue to ease mail payments.
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Wasmnoton
D. C
Hayes
West
Grant
Mr. Hayes
South
Ohio
Hancock
Fifth Military District
War Department
Democratic Congressional Committee
Wallace
Busnessmen
Treasury
Forney's Reasons on Garfield Nomination and Hancock Victory
The essay defends Winfield S. Hancock against Garfield criticism, arguing Garfield's record harmed his nomination. It credits Republican revoltion and a shift of public opinion, claiming the party’s panic against plunderers and a strong embrace of Hancock. The piece portrays a republic freed from sectional hate and moved toward peace and brotherhood.
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Forney
Philadelphia
Garfield
Geneva Garfield
Republican
Republican Committee
Republican Congress
Republican Court of Justice
Chicago
Cincinnati
Winfield S. Hancock
Washington
Pennsylvania
Hancock
Nomination urged for Ex-Gov Curtin in 20th district
A letter to the editors urges Democrats to nominate Ex-Gov Curtin for congress arguing his experience as a statesman and his prior service to Pennsylvania justify his bid. The writer praises Hancock and Curtin, insists Curtin be nominated without opposition, and predicts his victory.
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Messrs
Hancock
English
Curtin
Congress
Pennsylvania
Mites Townsir
New Treatment Promises Quick Cures and Wealth of Health
An advertisement touts a “Golden Elixir” for consumption and chronic disease, claiming rapid relief in 24 hours and weight gain of 3 to 5 pounds weekly. It also markets the Combination Sewing Machine as cheap, durable, and easy to use, with agents sought and free no-payment trials. Includes notices of estate settlement and a public sale in Centre County, 1880.
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B. S. Dispensary
Berrien Springs
Mich
Muerey
A. Kt
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Rail lines brief between Lewisburg Montandon and Pacific Express
Rail schedule notes an omnibus service linking Lewisburg and Montandon to connect with the Pacific Express east on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. It lists Day Express east and Niagara Pennies on a separate line with Fast Line west, as Nos 5 and 6.
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Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Lieaves
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Jersey Shore
Lock Haven
Renovo
Erie
Parrisburg
West
Northumberland
Wilkesbarre
Seran
Niagara Express
Day
B. Te
Erie Mail
Irea
Corry
O.O
A. Rich
Pat Emporiums
RON. Y
A.V. RR
Shilade
Wphia
Nigara
BIA
Lewisburg
Montandon
Pacific Express
Philadelphia & Erie
West War D. Ave
A.M. P.M. Pem
Tandon
Lewisberg
Fair Ground
Siehl
Vicksburg
Miffinburg
Coburn Spring Mills
Laurelton
Millmont
Milinburg
Miftlinburg
Biehl
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mitlheim Journal
Millheim Journal
Musser
Main and
Penn Streets
Otice
Deininger & Bumiller
Editors
Propriet
Evangelical
Samuel Smith
W. A. Hartman
J. Benson Akers
Dav. Kimport
C. W. BE. Siegel
Aaronsburg
United Brethren
B. J. Hummel
Lutheran
Jorn Tomlinson
United Sunday School
F. D. Luse
Lodge & Society Directory
Ifinal Director
Gen. Winfield 8. Hancock
George A. Jenks
Jefferson Co
Auditor General
Obert P.decilert
The
Journal
Jacob Sanders
New York World
Mirornin
Hon
A. Reed
State Senate
John B. Selheimer
Assembly
John M. Bell
Henry A. Lantz
Register and Recorder
Joseph E. Williams
H. J. Walters
Voor
Robert M. Taylor
W. W. Trout
Ino
Swartzell
Pennsylvania State College
State College
Patt
Junior Hancock Club
Altoona
Westmoreland County
John Hubler
Haines Township
Andersignet
Cornelius Bowrr
Uay
JAS
N. Ler
Tzell
James 1. Gentzel
Poe Valley
D. S. Auman, Musser & Gephart
HL Reifsnyder
Jacob Immel
Snd
David Titlow
Israel
Millhein
Pennsvalley
N. C. Frankenberger
Victor Doubioe Fuller
Trvin
Cor. Main
Jay St
S.woods Caldwell
M. Milton
Ikvina
H.S. Berlin & CO
P.O. Box
Pennsylvania Railroad
R. R
Pacifi
Erie M
M. A. Baldwin
Sup't
Warra
Sretomneten
Fashion. Co
Wary
Park Row
ST Amongst
Alivgm
Siamonoit
Silas Onoit
Eltvia SI
Johnson
Glaskago
Union Square
Vorrochty
White Sewing Machine Co
Cleveland
Gilmore, Smith & Co
Washington, D. G
Merican Manuf’g Co
Sansom St
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