Lodge and Society Directory Entries Highlight Local Groups
Mulhelm Lodge No. 95 and Providence Grange No. 217 list meeting nights and locations in Penn Street and Alexanders Westend, with secretaries and officers named. The Milheim B and L Association and Millheim Corner Band also show monthly or weekly gatherings at local venues with presiding officers and schedules.
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Mulhelm Lodge
O. F
Teir Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca
A. O. Deintnger
A.bumiller
N. G
Providence Grange
Pvt
DD. L.zerby
QO. Deininger
Miltheim B. & L. Association
A. Walter
Lee
B. O. Deininger
Millheim Corner
Town
F. P. Otto
V. F. Harter
Official Director Regular Terms of Court Fourth Mondays
Official list of county and court officials with names and titles for Fourth Mondays terms. Includes President Judge Hon. Chas Mayer, Additional Law Judge Hon. John H. Orvis, Associate Judges Hon. Samuel Frank and John Diven, Prothonotary C. Harper, Register of Wills and Clerk O. C. W. E. Barchfield, Recorder of Deeds William A. Tobias, District Attorney David F. Fortney, Sheriff John Spangler, Treasurer Adam Vearick, County Surveyor Joseph Deviing, Coroner Dr. Joseph Adams, County Commissioners Andrew Gregg George Swab Jacob Dunkle, Clerk Henry Beck, Attorney C. Bower, Court House Janitor Bartrim Galbraith, County Auditors James T. Stewart George Williams Thomas B. Jamison, Jury Commissioners John Shannon David Wine, Superintendent of Public Schools Prof. Henry Meyer.
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Chas. A. Mayer
Lock . Haven
John H. Orvis
Bellefonte
Samuel Frank
John Diven
C. Harper
Joseph Deviing
Joseph Adans
Aundrew Gregg
George Swab
Jacob Dunkle
Henry Beck
C. Bower
Bartrim Galbraith
James T. Stewart
George Williams
Thomas B. Jamison
John Shannon
David Wiine
Kenry Meyer
The Balance of Parties in Presidential Vote
The official presidential vote shows Garfield with 4 439 415 Hancock 4 436 014 Weaver 35 729 Dow 9 644 and scattering 1 792 total 9 192 594 Garfield by 3 491 over Hancock. Compared with 1876 both parties rose but Republicans more. the Democratic majority vanished and Republicans hold a 3 400 minority.
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Garfield
Hancock
Weaver
Dow
Scattering
Congress
Congress In Session In Washington Monday
Both houses met in Washington with Wheeler opening the senate after a prayer by Chaplain Bullock. Pugh and Brown were sworn in as Senators from Alabama and Georgia, and Edmonds’ credentials from Vermont read. The President's message was read and ordered printed. The House, 227 members, heard tariff, treaty, and Post Office reform bills. Farr of New York died, and adjournment followed as a mark of respect.
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Houses
Congress
Washington
Wheeler
Senate
Bullock
James L. Pugh
Alabama
Joseph E. Brown
Georgia
George F. Edmonds
Vermont
House
Caina
Bicknell
E. W. Farr
New York
Hewitt Denies Personal Treachery Ties to Garfield
Hewitt strongly denies any friendship with General Garfield that would justify charges of personal treachery regarding the Morey letter. He reiterates in a Nation letter that his congressional speech of February 23, 1879, explained why Garfield’s denials do not settle the matter and says he did not advise publishing the forgery. He calls for locating the forgery’s author.
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Ion. Abrams
Hewitt
Garfield
Morey
Nation
Congress
Washington Letter reports politics and forecasts for 1881 session
Washington Letter notes that both parties aim to avoid debates ahead of Congress. Hayes seeks to keep his message secret while Garfield may be referenced. Partisan friction exists over military officers and the Signal Service Bureau appointment. States Tennessee Maine and Michigan show anticipated Senate outcomes. Revenue part shows internal receipts projected at 35 million dollars for 1881, with recommendations to abolish stamp taxes on matches checks and patent medicines.
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Hayes
Chicago
Western Press Association
Garfield
Baltimore Sun
Eayes
Ile
Signal Service Bureau
Meyer
Tennessee
Bailey
Maine
Hamlin
Michigan
Raum
Mail routes in Pennsylvania let for four years
The notice sets winter 1884 to 1885 as the period for letting all Pennsylvania mail routes for four years from July 1. It lists various local items including a Butler marriage, a female constable election in Missouri, accidents, fires, and public notices.
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Pennsylvania
New Medical Claim Promises Quick Cure and Gain
An advertisement touts a treatment for Consumption and a range of ailments claiming rapid relief and substantial weight gain. It urges readers to write to B. S. Dispensary in Berrien Springs, Michigan, for particulars and promises to restore health quickly.
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B. S. Dispensary
Berrien Springs
Mich
Mob Hangs Suspect After Court Verdict in Giles County
Dar Suith, an African American man, was sentenced in Giles County to twenty one years for assault with intent to murder. A mob overpowered the sheriff, seized Smith at the courthouse, dragged him outside, and hanged him from a bridge, the crowd coming from the crime locality.
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Nashville
Frank Leslie Publishing Co Prospectus and Agent Offer
Readers are urged to apply for a complete set of publications and an illustrated catalogue for 1851. An agent’s outfit costs 1.50 dollars with chromes and a premium book. steady earnings up to thirty dollars weekly in each town. Send 15 cents for catalogs and sample copies. address Frank Leslie Publishing Co New York.
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Frank Leslie Publishing CO
Best Offer Yet Made by Frank Leslie Publications
New York Observer lists four Frank Leslie publications available for one year at 2.40 dollars or all four for 2.50 dollars. Includes Frank Leslie's Family Friend Young Folks National Agriculturist and Working Farmer Pulpit of the Day with agent opportunities and a premium chromes package for inquiries to 15 Dey Street New York.
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Frank Leslie
National Agriculturist
Us &L
Dress Frank Leslie Publishing CO
Dey Street
New York
Subscription prices for Weresly War kroT and papers
The Patriot Publishing Co offers Weresly War kroT at 1400 per copy yearly and the Workly Patriot to Ferry and upwards at 7 cents per copy. The Dairy Patriot can be mailed during sessions at 5 cents per month with postage prepaid by the publisher. Subscriptions must be paid in cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annoum
Ferry
Compress
Congress
Patriot Publishing Co
Market Street
Harrisburg
Railroad passenger service routes announced for east and west lines
Bot Nos 3 and 4 with Day Express east and Niagara Express west. At Nos 5 and 6 with Past Eiie weet An Oamibus will run between Lewisburg and Montandon to convey passengers to and from Pacific Express east on the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad. Regular railroad tickets between these two points will be honored.
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Riftwood
Williamsport
Niagara Express
WM. A. Baldwin
General Sup't
Day Express
Lewisburg
Montandon
Pacific Express
Philadelphia & Erie
Poiuta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ey Hiei Journal
Millheim Journal
Musser
Main and
Penn Streets
Cheek
Sudgluet
Otce
Evangelical
Samuel Smith
W. H. Hartman
Zerby
J. Benson Akers
Dav. Kimport
CW. E. Siegel
Aaronsburg
United Brethren
Rev
L. Mo Gates
Lutheran
John Tomiineen
Millheim
United Sunday School
F. D. Luge
Lodge & Society Directory
Balance OF Parties
Washington, D. C
Butler
Nelson Dorsey
Margaret Adams
C. Allen
Miss Chandler
Lilly Wells
Huntingdon County
Culver Township
Missouri
KickeEp
Jacob Fenstermaker
Mifflin
Lycoming
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Altoona
Edward Kent
Wm. Fessler
Muncy
Coleville
Beadford
McKean
Sayes
Mr. Hayes
Samuel S. Barber
Mifflinburg
Buffalo Presbyterian Church
Supreme Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Rebekah
Wellsboro
Elkland
Hong
Sady Scriber
Rebersburg
Lin
Wm. Kreamer
NEW York Observer
Park Row
the Patriot
Gilmore & Co., Law & Collection House
F Street
Washington, D.C
Rheumatic Remedy Co
Pittsburgh
the Boot & Shoe Man
Lock Haven
Bellefonte, PA
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Philadelphia & #ria
Ari
PACIF
Philadelphia
Jersey Shore
Renovar
Erie LP
Philadel
Sport
Tven
Cemtrgane
William
Williamspor
Diceane
Erif
Westwar
Mr.m. Moutandon iI
Lewisburg -Ve
Fair Groun
Riehl
Vicksburg
MiMiiourg
MiMiiburg
Millmont
Laurelton
Ads Coburn G Ae
Spring Mills
Shaneeashi
Coq
U. S
Stoddart & Co. Solicitors of Claims and Patents
St. Cloud One
D.C
Stoddart & CO
Bauland & Newman
Oneh Prich
Centre County
Allegheny Street
Bayland& Newman
Troxmit
TD Res
Brussels
Maing and
Vesper Stree's
Penna
Ange
Floes Norfaticue
Ieee
Noe Johnson
Feet
Halbert E. Paine
Patents
Ben
F. Grafton
Geo. P. Rowettt & Co
Sureau
Spruce
York
Saippensburg
Peterson’s Magazine
Peterson's
Peterson
A" S. Stephens
Frank Lee Benedict
Jane G. Austin
Mary V. Spencer
Sidney Trevor
Josiah Allen
Post
Arles J. Peterson
Chestnut St
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