Hittheim Journal Dispatches From January 1880
The edition notes B0 Deininger and R.A. Bumiller as editors with assistant editor designation. No further news text was readable to provide events, dates, or local items for a fuller summary.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1880
Page
3
The edition notes B0 Deininger and R.A. Bumiller as editors with assistant editor designation. No further news text was readable to provide events, dates, or local items for a fuller summary.
Postmasters must stamp arrival dates on letters. Journal Office offers cheap job work. A lost ladies kid glove is at the Journal Office for claim. Centre Hall Lutheran festival raises about 150 dollars during Christmas week. Private residence for sale with medical practice goodwill. Stam’s store advertises 75 cent syrup. New Bible lines arrive at Journal Book Store. Administrator Samuel Snyder named for George Snyder estate. Bee Hive store owner J J Everett honored with Josephus works. Walter Diefenbach awarded Chambers Encyclopedia. Spring Mills to host musical convention January 19 to 23 conducted by Prof P H Meyer. Lewisburg stores plan 7 pm closure. public reaction favorable. Hog weighings at Broadway House total 37224 pounds. Millheim band visits Lemont band to negotiate a band wagon. Presentation to Furey train conductor includes a gold watch. Penn Central Musical Association announces 1880 convention at Freeburg with three concerts January 21–23. A crowd pleaser plea for timely newspaper payments. Local notes about sermons, meetings, and school progress.
The column announces a temporary substitute correspondent to fill Anon’s absence amid snow and mud. It notes a protracted Evangelical church meeting, Meyer's health concerns, a District Institute for teachers and pupils, and social visits including Simon Harper’s honeymoon in Bellefonte. Marital remarks about teachers and priests surface with light humor.
Jacob W Moyer cut a deep gash in his foot while making logs. A steamer passed Friday toward Wm Bower's woods where havod will be made among monarchs of the forest. Diphtheria cases appear in the neighborhood and sanitary measures are urged. Samuel Ard gains reputation as a rifleman after felling a party of experts. he was once afraid of guns. Mr Campbell toll gate is batching it while his wife visits Northumberland county. XENAGORAS.
A sonnet greeting a friend’s marriage ends with a vow to a steadfast path and enduring joy. Senator Don Cameron buys land on Vermont Avenue near Massachusetts Avenue in Washington and plans a $59,000 house this year, with telegram noting he expects to be a fixture in the capital for years.
A mixed bag of brief items: a hunter’s bizarre lion catching prank, a con artist posing as an Agriculture Board employee swindling farmers in Indiana, and a Scottish Tay Bridge disaster with unclear details. Additional notes report census timing, a Chicago gold shipment for wheat, a Harrisburg millers convention, a Bethlehem murder tied to life insurance, a fatal quarry blast in Anneville, and distressing negro immigrant events in Indiana and Kansas with fever and hunger.
A Williamsport report outlines a proposed act of Congress to organize a large lumber manufactory with 500000 capital, mortgage-backed notes and tax exemptions. The piece lists jurors drawn for January term, detailing grand and traverse juries across multiple townships with numerous names and places.
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