Church Notices and Meeting Schedule Summary
Revs P C Weidemoer and J D Shortess preach and teach Sunday School. Missionary Society led by Rev C F Gephart meets on the second Monday evening. Rev John Tomlinson to preach in Aaronsburg next Sunday evening. Sunday School at 9 a.m. Augsburg Bible Class meets Saturdays at 7 p.m. Ladies Mite Society meets on the first Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P C Weidemoer
C.F. Gephart
Furman Adams
D. A Musser
Zwingli A. Yearick
Aaronsburg
English United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
A. R. Alexander
Tuutheran
John Tomlinson
Augsburg Bible Class
Ladies’ Mite Society
T. G. Exnanp
Millheim B. & L. Association
Penn Street
Aa. Walter
Dubs Missionary Society
The
Evangelical Sunday School of
Millheim
D. L. Zerby
P. HH. Musser
S. M. Campel
Mary E. Mancek
Ada E. Eisenhuth
Adolph Miller
Conference
S. M. Campell
Mary E. Strohm
Centre County Democratic Committee for 1883 Elections
A listing of Centre County Democratic Committee members for 1883 with names and partial addresses across Bellefonte Howard Milesburg Philipsburg Milesburg Millheim Unionville Fleming Renner Union and other towns. Chairman WM. C. Heinle. Secretary W. Mines Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre County Democratic Committee
Dinveict
P. O
Bellefonte
N. W. J. M. Keichiine
S. W. Chas Smith
WLW
S.a.mcquistion
Howard Boro
Ira C. Leathers
Howard Milesburg
James Pones
Milesbur & Millheim
P. Masser
Millheim Philipsburg
Philipsburg
Sol Schmidt
W. A. V. Carpenter
Unionville
P. J. McDonald
Fleming Renner
Wm. Ishler
Frank F. Adams
Milesburg Burnside
Weary Meeker
Pine Glenn College
John Roop
Lemont Cartin
John McCloskey
Roland Ferguson
T. McCormick
Stae College
P. L. W. Walker
Rock Springs Green
John Coldron
Spring Mills R P. Wm. Luce
Farmers’ Mills Traines E Prp
L. B. Stover
Walker Miles
Elus Shafer
NM Disonburg
Patton
Agnew Sellers
Filmore Penn
E.C. Wool
Bellefonte - Tusseyvill Taylor
Hepburn Blowera
Wee
Kowler Union
K. Emerick
Fleming Walker
Emerick
Ublersburg Worth
M. S-Sports
Matilda WM. C. Heinle
Death of Gov. Alexander I. Stevens in Atlanta
Gov. Alexander I. Stevens died at his Atlanta home shortly after 3 a m on Sunday the 4th after years of frailty. His remains lay in state at the executive mansion with about 20 000 viewers on Sunday. Funeral set for Wednesday or Thursday and a brief life sketch will follow in next week’s Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander I. Stevens
Atlanta
Georgia
Executive Mansion
Journal
Last Day Fracas as Forty-Seventh Congress Adjourns
The Forty-Seventh Congress adjourned on Sunday the 4th at noon after Senator Davis resigned as President of the Senate and Senator Edmunds was elected. The House witnessed boisterous scenes with little real work done. A tax and tariff bill passed under an arbitrary rule with no debate, prompting divided press opinions that time must decide the merits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Senate
Edmunds
House
Congress
Editor Cal A K McClure Arrested for Libel in Harrisburg
Last Friday Cal A K McClure editor of the Philadelphia Times was arrested at Harrisburg on a charge of criminal libel at the instance of Capt. John Gallagher. The veteran editor has faced many such suits but repeatedly prevails. Col McClure appears amused by these legal diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cal. A. K. McClure
Philadelphia Times
Harrisburg
John Gallagher
Col. McClure
Democratic State Convention Set For August in Harrisburg
The Democratic State Committee fixes the first Wednesday in August as the convention date and Harrisburg as the venue. Auditors general and state treasurer nominees will be chosen. The York Age notes police support for whipping post for wife beaters and asserts public opinion is always right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic State Committee
Harrisburg
York Age
GOWAN CHARGES FACE GOV Pattison urges probe of Patterson case
Governor Pattison on the Ist. inst. submits papers and a plan to investigate charges that E G Patterson employed by the state for tax suits with Standard Oil was paid by the company to suppress testimony. He urges a legislative committee to uncover truth, consider repealing or reforming the prerogative to hire private counsel, and recommends accountability and potential punishment if warranted. The message references contracts, letters, and testimony while noting the risk of inflated compensation and calls for state vindication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattison
Flt
Gowen
House of Representatives
G. Patterson
Auditor General
Standard Oil Company
Commonwealth
Standard O
Tam
Patterson
Auditor General Secretary of Internal Affairs
Attorney General
Standard of Company
Fourtemers
Mmint
Robert E. Pattison
Fine F Hotel Rates Reduced at 317 and 319 Arch St
The Fine F Hotel in Philadelphia lowers its daily rate to two dollars. Located near business centers and railroad depots, it offers easy streetcar access and special inducements for visitors to the city. Proprietor Jos M Feger invites patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
M. Feger
Final stance issued by Reporter and Journal over dispute
The two papers declare the matter closed and say the public will judge them fairly. They reject further reply to the Reporter and Journal, decline Kurtz guidance, and apologize to readers for a prior coarse tone amid the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willeease
Kurtz Nad
Kurtz
Scariot
Local sale and county travel notes from the area
The write up notes a good sale on Mr. Wm Wolf s farm and a planned move to Stephenson county Illinois. It mentions a snake sighting by Prutzman crossing Jones Mountain in Union county and remarks on early snake stories. It also reports the school board appointing Musser and Gephart to plan a summer effort to raise a select grammar school for Mr. Morrison and sustain local education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wolf
John Y. Forster
Stephenson County
Ilinois
Prutzman
Jones Mountain
Union County
Messrs
S. D. Musser
Jacob Gephart
Morrison
Odd Local Tales and Notable 19th Century News Bits
A Miflin county hog endured three months beneath a straw stack and survived lean. Debates on electing Senators by popular vote stir two parties for 1894. A Boston law student heir loses $60,000 after his father’s death and life as a broken down spendthrift in Lewistown. Luther statue proposal for Washington spurs Lutheran appeal for funds. Fayette county’s “Crazy Billy” Stanford dies in jail after violent acts and long insanity defense. 18 years chained, then roaming freely. Leigh teen sheriffs noted in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miflin
Boston
Lewistown
William Stanford
Fayette County
Crazy Billy
Billy
Alexander Crow
Spring Hill Township
Crow
Uniontown
William Updegraff
Updegraff
Leighteen
Comets Alarm Skies As Sunbury Mine Prosperity Grows
Prof Swift in Rochester spots a bright Pegasus constellation comet near Beta, first discovery of the year and first with Warner Observatory telescope. Silver lead ore from Sunbury mine shows high value, boosting local prospects as smelting works advance and furnace work begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Warner Observatory
Rochester
N. Y
Sunbury Mine
Sunbury
Sunbury Daily
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Hirthein Journal
Tuursday
Maren
Is Deininger & Bumiller
Church & Smutley School Directory
Evangelical
Methodist
Lodge & Socety Directory
W. Mines Walkze
Gowan
Henry Long
Madisonburg
Courtland
DeKalb County
Arch ST
Philadelphia
England
Eastern
Lebanon
FTRET
Ator
Elizabeth Bracht
Penn Township
Joan Bracht
D'Sarlations
Frank & Tomlinson
H. H. Tomlinson
A. A. Frank, l. H. Tomlinson
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Youngemanstown Turnpike Company
Biosterman’s
Woodard
Centre Co
WM. Fichthorn
Prest
Lewisburg
Montandon
Fair Ground
E.c Cence Steed Ee
Vicksburg
Mifflinburg
Millmont
Laurelton
Wiker Run
Cherry Run
Fowler
Coburn
Spring Millsarlodss
Leave ‘Kaspward
Ins Il
P.M. Sau
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A.M. Mifflinburg
Pr. M. Vicksburg
BOONE
Acm
P.M. Lewisburg
Montandonar
Comet
Erie Mail
Sea Shore Express
Day Express
Niagara Express
Fast Line
Williamsport
P. H. Stover
Coburn, PA
D. H. Lenker
Penna
Qlanday School Bibles
Qunday
Ay Ebster
Emorandas
Time Books
J .Odgers
Arnold
Li Cae
Brussels
Front Street
Milton, Pa
Forsyth Scale Company
Youngstown
Axxd
Baccare Barrott
Gee
Taven, PA
A. Simon & Sons
Main Street
Lock Haven
Simon Brothers
Boss Clothiers
Baker
North Second Street
Lewisburg, PA
Baker House
W. N, Baker
Florence & C
P.O
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South Bend
Ind
B. Fao
Pennsylvania Agricultural’ Works
York
Fork
Farquhar
A. B. Farquhar
York Pa
Law
Gust
SEN
Farquhar Keystone
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