Millheim Lodge and Associated Groups Meet in Town
Millheim Lodge No 955 I O O F meets Saturdays at the hall on Penn Street. Rebecca Meeting held on or before the full moon each month. Officers GO W Haktan Sec E W Mauck N G. Millheim B and L Association gathers at Penn Street school house on the second Monday evening. D L Zerpy President. Millheim Corner Band meets at Town Halls on Monday and Thursday evenings. SaM Weiser President.
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Millheim Lodge
Heir Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca
GO. W. Haktuan
E. W. Mauck
N. G
Millheim B. & L. Association
A. Walter
D. L. Zerpy
Millheim Corner
H. J. Kurzenknabe
Sam. Weiser
Journal's New Year Greeting 1885 Outlook
The 59th volume opens with renewed vigor as the Democratic Journal pledges to defend party principles under a Democratic president. It invites reader co-operation, highlights its job office activity, and expresses optimism for business and industry to regain footing while sending New Year wishes to subscribers.
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Grand Old Democratic Party
State Capital Assembly Receives Pattison Message
The legislature met at Harrisburg on Tuesday as Governor Pattison’s message was submitted to the senate and house. The message is described as a long, excellent state paper with valuable suggestions for lawmakers, though space prevents publication of its full contents.
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Harrisburg
Pattison
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington Ahead to Congress Session Becomes Clear
Washington letters assess early 1885 congressional outlook. Expect few major measures beyond appropriations while many bills such as Educational Bankrupt Pension and Electoral count face delay. Grant retirement gains support but rivals contend, and treaties with Spain San Domingo and Nicaragua draw doubt on ratification amid canal prospects.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
House
Senate
New England
San Domingo
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Washington
The New Orleans Exposition Grows In Promise and Scope
A visitor notes the New Orleans Exposition will be the grandest in the country, with strong government displays from the Smithsonians and departments. Mexico, Western and Southern states, and Philadelphia show vibrant exhibits, while New Orleans gears up to host visitors with hospitality and rich resources.
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New Orleans
Smithsonians Institution
Mexico
Philadelphia
Corner Stone Laying Ceremony Seeks New Orator
The report notes strong public enthusiasm for upcoming ceremonies with a large crowd. It questions Hon R C Winthrop’s February attendance for the corner stone event, and the committee may choose a satisfactory substitute if he is absent. Horatio Seymour and a Virginia speaker are mentioned as possible alternatives.
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R. C. Withrop
Horatio Seymour
New York
Virginia
Winthrop
Inauguration preparations under way in Washington
The inaugural committee requests military or civil organizations planning to visit Washington for March fourth to report unit size, lodging, and details to reserve positions in the procession. The inaugural ball is set as the main event, expected to surpass previous efforts, with rapid progress on the pension building and the grand ballroom near completion.
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Washington
Inauguration Committee
Mint output at Philadelphia for the year totals 52 million coins
The Philadelphia Mint coined 52,270,000 pieces with a total value of 16,949,069.53 dollars. Gold coins amounted to 1,740,216.50 dollars and silver 14,412,369.25 dollars, with 796,483.78 dollars in base metal. Five-cent pieces reached 11,273,942 and one-cent pieces 23,361,742.
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Philada
Death of Russel Hancock Shocks General Hancock in New York
A telegraph announces the death of Russel Hancock son of General Hancock. He died yesterday at his cotton plantation near Clarksdale Mississippi. His wife and three children planned to join him but will be stopped by telegram in St. Louis where the funeral will be held. General Hancock travels to St. Louis. Mrs Hancock is prostrated in bed.
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New York
Russel Hancock
General Hancock
Russel
Clarksdale
Miss
St. Louis
Henry C. Reynolds
Ironton
Lawrence County
Ohio
Pegana
Peruna
O. L. Gregory
Las Vegas
San Miguel County
New Mexico
Mana
Cora Engel
Lazelle Street
Rich
Columbus
A. W. Blackburn
Wooster, O
Manalin
A Wild Woman Found Near South Mountain
For months residents near the foot of the South Mountain have reported uncanny yells from the hills. Citizens believed the sounds came from an extraordinary creature lurking in the rocks.
Mystery Beast on Maryland Mountain Isolated Widow Found
Hunters pursued a half human beast reported near the Bethany Orphans flame site. They found a wild looking woman in a deserted charcoal hut, barefoot and frightened, believed to have lived on the mountain for years until authorities take charge.
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Griesmwer
Bethany Orphans Flame
Franklin Katterman
Jacob Matthews
Theodore Startz
Robesonia Furnace
Womelsdorf
Peruna and Related Remedies Promoted by Publishers
Claims from readers praise Peruna and Manalin as cures for various ailments after doctors and medicines failed. Advertises Alden Juvenile Gem and a biography of Chinese Gordon, with publisher contact in New York for catalogs and subscriptions.
Ely's Cream Balm Offers Fast Catarrh Relief
Druggists advertise Ely's Cream Balm as a painless treatment for catarrh and nasal congestion. It is applied into the nostrils and priced at 50 cents, 60 cents with registered handling, with sample bottles available by mail for 10 cents. Ely Brothers, druggists in Owego and Eaton, promote it for immediate relief.
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Ely
Gadl
ELY Brothers
Owego
N. Y
Orphans Court Sale of Timber and Farm Real Estate
By order of the Orphans Court Centre county the executor of Jacob W Stover will sell January 1 1885 at 10 oclock A M on the premises two tracts of land in Haines township sixty acres timber land bounded by Theodore B Stover John Zeigler estate Samuel Motz and Samuel Vearick. The second tract one hundred one and one half acres with dwelling bank barn stable and outbuildings bounded by John Homan Beye B Stover John Y Stover Em Wetzel Lydian Moyer Cornelius Bower Michael Prank Davider Wolf. Twelve acres of timberland with heavy oaks. Ten percent paid day of sale one third on confirmation and balance in two equal annual payments. Thomas D Slove executor. Administrators novice notice. Letters granted to Jacob Gobbelstein and Frank Frankenberger administrators request immediate payment and proof of claims.
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Orphans Court
Orphans’ Court
Centre County
Jacob W.stover
Hite
Haines Township
Times Township
Hinds
Theo. B. Stover
John Zeigler
Samuel M. Motz
Sam. Vearick
Samuel Vearick
Ned Atrastof
Sour L
John Homan
Beye B. Stover
John Y. Stover
Em‘. Wetzel
Mes
Lydian Moyer
Cornelius Bower
Michael Prank
Davider Wolf
T. D. Slove
Fragmented historic note on broad surveillance idea
A garbled passage describes pervasive monitoring by agents gathering all noteworthy events from the past four hours, implying extensive worldwide observation without bias. It emphasizes the reach of intelligence deployment and the speed of data collection across history.
Weekly Family and General Newspaper Offers Inexpensive Subscriptions
Foremost among large weekly family and general papers, now offered to single subscribers. The goal is to make it so cheap that all can enjoy weekly visits and access to journalism.
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Department of Human Knowledge
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David W. Jupp
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Broadway
Virginia Farms
City
H. L. Staples
Richmond
JONES
Binghamton
Guamton
Sreag
HaLterr Boox Co
Portland
Maine
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D.s.kauffman & CO
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