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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1880
Page
2
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Millheim Lodge No 955 meets Saturdays in Penn Street hall. Providence Grange No 217 Pool Hall meets second Saturday at 6 and fourth Saturday at 1 PM. The Aonth & L. Association convenes in Penn Street school house on the evening of the second Thursday monthly. Millheim Corner Band meets in Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings. Millheim Escort of Co R Sth Regt NG holds drill in Alexander's Block second story on Tue and Fri evenings.
Centre County Democratic Committee for 1880 presents a roster with many local names and towns in Bellefonte Milesburg Howard Philipsburg Millheim Boalsburg Unionville Stormstown Snow Shoe and other communities. Matilda J Spangler is listed as Chairman and Frayx Bible as Secretary.
Washington notes describe Secretary Schurz’s uneasy stance toward Indians, party tensions, and Republican scrutiny. It reports Maine calm, political disputes moving to courts, and boisterous, liquor-light New Year celebrations in the capital. Grant’s party enjoyed visits south while Cameron handles Presidential interests. Carroll.
A protest alleging a drawn check as debt triggers a suit. The defense claims the issuer acted as "Chairman" and the committee lacks corporate existence, so liability is denied and the printer is left unpaid. The note cites Prof Day showing a $50 check from Quay with a protest expectation.
The piece argues conspirators oppose Grant's election, hoping to trigger a military or delayed vote in 1884. They seek a strong government path, anticipating opposition from Liberal and German groups and anti-third term factions. They would use state legislatures to appoint electors to their own advantage.
Luther C. Shammo, farmer of Lower Paxton near Linglestown, sued Rev. Simon Mower of the United Brethren church for slander over a rumor that Shammo set fire to his barn for insurance. A jury awarded 225 damages and costs against Mower in October 1976.
The piece notes Republican county canvassers discarding tickets with Clarkson M. Potter and C. N. Potter in New York, potentially altering the lieutenant governor result. It contrasts with Maine where fusionists face criticism, while urging caution lest further investigations bankrupt the treasury.
The Philadelphia Evening Telegraph argues the Grant administration was marred by unprecedented corruption and political plunder. It says the era featured injustice and nepotism and condemns a third term. it claims the people’s verdict on Grant’s bid is clear and powerful.
The registers notice lists examined accounts to be presented January 28 at Centre County Orphans Court for continuation and allowance. Executors guardians administrators and trustees from multiple townships including Walker College Penn and Worth submit first partial second final or guardianship accounts for heirs legatees and creditors review.
In a harsh critique, a Pennsylvania Republican denounces Don Cameron as controlling the party and marching toward Grantism. He notes Blairite Blaine’s stronger national support but predicts only Grant delegates from Harrisburg. The piece mentions a February convention and upcoming fruit growers society lectures by Calder Longsdorff and Hieges on pruning and garden science.
Letters of Administration on the estate of Jacob Naimel in Pean township granted to the undersigned. All indebted to the estate must pay promptly and those with claims must present them duly authenticated for settlement. Joti. REIPSNYDER, Administrator.
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