Mitticim Journal Bleeds into February Edition
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1881
Page
3
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Local department calls for a blacksmith at R B Hartman s foundry. The Central Pennsylvania Conference of the M E Church meets in York Pa March 16. Journal Store stocks Eagle Automatic Pencils with extra leads. Administrators Michael B Fiedler and Mrs Polly Royer oversee Geo W Royer estate. Journal Office offers affordable job printing and sale bills. Central Penna Conference Evangelical Association meets Lock Haven March 8 1881 with Bishop Bowman presiding.
Samuel Greininger announces a cash only policy for sales from and after March 1st 188. A separate report notes a 75 year old man in Mifflinburg assaulted tax collector, breaking a hand bone. The article also confirms 623 sleighs were manufactured this season by Mifflinburg workers after a full tax return canvass.
The Lewisburg Chronicle reports on local notices and vendors, including Ayer s Sarsaparilla advertising health remedies, a church subscription dispute, and a new partnership Hassenplug & Thomas taking over the Musical Instrument Store. It also covers a tragic diphtheria death in a close family and the fatal accident of Samuel Smith near Centre Hall with burial details.
The document presents the sixth annual report for the Millheim Building and Loan Association for the year ending January 10 1881. It lists officers President B O Deininger Vice President S K Faust Secretary A Walter Treasurer and Solicitor J H Relfsnyder and directors J W Snook H E Duck Frank Krafr J O Deininger S D Musser H W Kreamer.
Centre County patrons are informed of a business relocation on April 1 1881. The store will occupy the former Brooke's Confectionery site opposite Walls & Co with expanded millinery and trimming departments led by Mrs B Harris and Mr M Harris. The firm promises quality goods at low prices and continued customer service. Ae ComeLEIE Establishment announces agency for Excursion Dye Works Lewisburg with Mr Wm A Davis Esq and invites inquiries at the Journal Store.
A Monroe County boy allegedly tied a dead rat tlesnake to a little girl, leaving her insane and fixated on a school lesson. Two men with a patent grain drill swindled farmers in Kelley County and moved to Northumberland. Caution against get rich promises. An orchard in Juniata County holds 15 000 peach trees, 18 000 quince, and 6 000 Siberian crab trees. An Iowa clergyman fixes marriage fees by weight, four cents per pound for the groom and two for the bride.
A brisk cold snap makes streets slick and behavior uneven. The Woodward Hotel property valued at 200 dollars is slated for sale on the 24th though hope remains it will not proceed. J C Motz mill supplies top Pennsylvania wheat and Wm C Voneida presses out flour to satisfy demand. A German Exhibition at Millheim draws interest despite rain and snow. SHLEGELFELDER sighting noted as he leaves a Maine Avenue front yard with Lizzie closing the door. JIM SCHRODER
Narrative recounts the December 1877 murder of Kintzler and his wife and the trial history of suspects, including a young accomplice acquitted after jury rulings. Detective Lyons pursues the killers into a second trial and jail transfer. Also notes a January public debt decline, a fatal coal oil lamp accident in Sumter County, and a satirical column on editorials plus advertisements for a religious monthly magazine.
An advertisement touts a patent remedy from B S Dis pensary in Berrien Springs Michigan claiming rapid relief and cures for consumption bronchitis asthma catarrh dyspepsia nervous weakness and various sexual disorders. It promises 3 to 5 pounds weekly and immediate relief in severe cases using new methods and agents.
Feb 18 John Dutweiler Penn township household goods Feb 24 John Homan Haines township live stock farming implements and household goods March 1 Samuel M Ulrick near Penn Hall live stock farming implements and household goods nearly all new March 5 D O and John Bower Executors Aaronsburg four squares of land house and lot and household goods Feb 25 Administrators sale estate of George W Royer near Rebersburg live stock farm implements and household goods March 12 Farm of Philip Ertle deceased Haines township
Married on the 15th inst at the bride's residence in Centre county Pa Rev John Tomlinson officiated. The groom J B Swarin of Pleasanton married Miss Alice Musser daughter of David J Musser.
In Middleburg on February 8 the court overruled the motion for a new trial in the case of Emanuel Ettinger Israel Erb and Jonathan Moyer convicted of murdering Gretchen Kintzler an old woman and sentenced all to death Each had separate trials with conclusive evidence of guilt Meyer faced earlier proceedings with stronger testimony including a confession reported by a young woman and Detective Lyons who investigated the case
Isaac Newton Behm aged 19 years and 12 days died of pneumonia in Zaines township on the 8th. Adam Zerby aged 69 years 5 months 25 days died in Penn township, born in 1811 in Gregg township Centre County. He was an honest, religious, hardworking man and a loyal Evangelical Association member since 1831.
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