Millheim Lodge and Society Directory Summary
Millheim lodge meets Saturdays at Penn Street hall. Rebecca Degree meets monthly before full moon. Providence Grange holds meetings on second Saturday at 6 44 PM and fourth Saturday at 1 PM. Millheim B and L Association convenes second Monday evenings. Cornet Band rehearses at Town Hall on Mondays and Thursdays. Escort of Co B drill meets second story Alexander's Block Tuesdays and Fridays.
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D. L. Zerby
Millheim
Co. B., 5Th Regt
N. G
Alexander's Block
Centre County Democratic Committee Officials and Members
Centre County Democratic Committee for 1580 lists members and officers across Bellefonte Milesburg Phillipsburg Boalsburg Spring Mills and Snow Shoe. Notable names include Galbraith Bible Harner Gardner Keister Ishler Sheets and Spangler as chairman with Uzzle as secretary.
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Centre County Democratic Committee
Bellefonte
Naks
Galbraith
Pellefonte
C Beitie
Arper
Nilesburg
Frank E Bible
Milesburg Temagcing
Ccweik P J McDonnell
Unionville Howard
AJ Gardner
Howard Fhilipsburg
G Herlinger
Philipsb
Millheim
Reifsnvder
Millheim Eee
Uriah Stover
Bellefonte Ines
Sam’l Gilliland
Boalsburg
Arle Delong
Howard
Dan Dbriebeibis
Stormston Leita
Rishel
George Keister
John Ward
Sam'l Ishler
David Tanger
Howard Huston
Wat
Martha Liberty
Marion
Pennsylvania delegates switch votes at late Republican Convention
The Philadelphia Times reports that several delegates violated Blaine instructions or disobeyed the unit rule, with substitutes voting for Grant. Names listed include Bloss, Edwards, Miller, and Sheibley, plus others who switched at the Blaine caucus and in convention votes. The contest committee replaced five Blaine men with Grant supporters, altering 24 votes from Blaine to Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastor Times
Grant
Cameron
Wellsboro
Blaie
C. Bloss
Crawford
T. J. Edwards
Luterne
S. N. Miller
Mercer
John I. Sheibley
Perry
Fayette
Peter Berry
Forest
J. G. Isenberg
P. H. Berke
Stuntingdon
D. S. Bennet
L. C. Carte
L. French
E. P. Kingsbury
Luzerne
J. L. Connelly
Venango
Capt. Bricker
Lycoming
Blaine
Phila
Times
Hancock Cited as Best Democratic Presidential Pick
A New York Sun correspondent argues Gen. W. S. Hancock is the strongest Democratic candidate, capable of uniting the anti Grant vote and beating Grant. The writer dismisses Tilden and Bayard as weaker choices and asserts Hancock would expose weaknesses in Grant and win Pennsylvania for Hancock.
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New York Sun
Pennsylvania
W. S. Hancock
Hancock
Tak Sun
Democratic Party
Tilden
Cesar
Bayard
Gen. Hancock
Anti Grant
Grant
White House
Conkling
Blaine
Dee Ee
Sherman Declares He Will Not Retire From Presidential Race
Washington March 10 1880 John Sherman writes he will continue his presidential bid and will not use his office to promote it. He rejects retiring or belittling rivals and plans to stay in the race to the end. Bowmansville Menonites welcome Russian refugee Henry Neimeyer arriving in New York and preaching in Bowmansville. Grant appears set to gain Kentucky delegates as nomination prospects grow. The people have cause to mourn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Haskin
New York
Gen. Grant
Senator Blaine
John Sherman
T. M. L. Scuppder
Chicago
Bowmansville
Lancaster County
Reading
Henry Neimeyer
Kansas
Grant
Kentucky
Fox chase in Lancaster ends in free fight among fifteen men
A fox chase in Lancaster county ended in a free fight with fifteen men exchanging blows and injuries including bloody noses and black eyes as the fox escaped. Girard College reports 87 orphans and a total of 3 454 educated orphans with notable successes. Frank Wetzel, a Independence saloon keeper, shot himself causing his death, with whiskey cited as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster County
Girard College
Frank Wetzel
Independence
Washington chatter on 1880 presidential prospects
Washington sources say Grant will cut his Mexican tour short and return to the United States. The Chicago nomination outlook appears uncertain with Sherman deemed a failure and Blaine constrained by New England delegate counts. Washburne emerges as a likely Chicago winner.
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Washington
Grant
Mexico
United States
Chicago
Capitol
Sherman
Blaine
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Elihu B. Washburne
Washburnes
Cameronians praised for eloquence in legislative circles
The Camerons are noted for simple persuasive style that moves members of the Pennsylvania Legislature. Simon is said to hold the most eloquent check-book in the United States while Don reportedly owns a pocket-book addressing a Pennsylvania Dutchman with moving force beyond Mirabeau or Demosthenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Simon
United States
Don
Mirabeau
New Jersey Democratic State Convention Set for May 9
The New Jersey Democratic State Committee announced in Trenton that May 9 will be the date for the state convention to select delegates to the Cincinnati convention. The vote was decided at the committee meeting this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Trenton
N. J
Democratic State Committee
Cincinnati
Methodist Presiding Elders in Kansas Face Shuffle
A Girard Press clipping reports that the Kansas conference of the M E Church at Ottawa last week saw Rev. B. Kelly remaining as presiding elder while the others were removed by Bishop Foster for quarreling over politics and other matters, with new men appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Girard Press
M. E Church
Ottawa
Ev. B. Kelly
Foster
United Union Greenback Ticket Dominates Early 1880s Talk
The Union Greenback ticket led by Brick Pomeroy faces skepticism as Stephen KB Dillave of New Hampshire and B J Chambers of Texas are named for president and vice president. Ohio resident John Sherman supposedly created a puzzling fifteen piece problem solved by adding 8 and 7. The New York Herald believes Democrats can win New York if united, while Indiana’s Blaine delegation falters at Chicago.
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Union Greenback
Brick Pomeroy
Brick
Stephen KB. Dillave
New Hampshire
B. J Chambers
Texas
John Sherman
Ohio
John
Lewin's One Price Clothing Ad in Bellefonte
A classified style note praises Lewin's Philadelphia Clothing Store in Bellefonte for its one price system with large plain figures. It also mentions The Girard Press and its editor Eli A Wasser enjoying prosperity and a Campbell Cylinder Press as evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girard
Kan
Elias A. Wasser
Campbell Cylinder
Lewin
Philadelphia
Lewin's Philadelphia Clothing Store Ad Urges Quick Choice
Local notice promotes Lewin's Philadelphia Clothing Store as the place to buy a new spring suit. The copy urges readers to decide quickly and visit the shop for fresh styles this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewin
Philadelphia
Community notes on faith, growth, and obituaries
Weather remains unsettled as Rev. Whitney to deliver farewell sermon next Sabbath evening. W M Allison and Bro of Potter's Mills plan to build a brick house next summer. Mr P H Meyer wed Miss Sallie M Fetterolf with many guests and handsome gifts. Four elder residents died recently, all over eighty, including Mrs Henry Hess and Mrs Thomas Cronmiller. Full obituary notices promised next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
W. M. Allison & Bro
Potter’s Mills
P. H. Meyer
Sallie M. Fetterolf
Young
Death
Henry Hess
Woodward
Thomas Cronmiller
Aaronsburg
Adam Marr
Millheim
Michael Decker
Georges Valley
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Gye Hirtyein
Ournals
Millheim Journal
Musser
Main and
Penn Streets
Walter & Deininger
Smith
W. R. Whitney
D. Kimpert
United Brethren
Lutheran
John Tomlinson
German United Sunday School
F. D
Lodge & Society Directory
Peewee Eeeese
H Gardner
Blanchard
John Hoy, Jr
Walker Sam
Faus Wither
Rumberger
Fillmore
Luse
Spangler
Frrayve
Winfield Scott Hancock
N. Y
Indiana
Deininger & Musser
Proprietors
Bene
Addue
R. D H. Mingle
Main Street
Millheim, Pa
John H. Gray
Millheim H Tel
Sag County Farmers’ Home
J. H. Myers
Martin Free
the Proprietors
Hope
Hades
Office
Stoke
North Second Street
St. John Street
Phila Elph
Wilber
Eureka
Kee
Harris Lewis
New York Dairymen
Asso
George W. Hoffman
Farmers’ Club
Elmira
Fiollet
State Grange
Wysox
Porte
Asylum
Eureka Mower CO
Towanda
Dford County
Corres
Gilmore, Smith & CO
Solicitors of Patents
Werehtington
Orphans’ Court of
Centre County
W. $. Harter
M. FE. Church
Caroline Gobble
B. C. Deininger
de Bonis Non Cum Testamento Annero
George Snyder
Taines Township
Centre O
Haines Township
Joan Eby
John Eby
Charle Smith
Charles Smith
Jacob Geiswell
Haines
Philip B. Stover
George Fox
Joseph Leitzeil
Samuel Snyder
Ublit
Jacob W. Stover
Centre Co
John Zeigler
Williamstover
Em’ Ettinger
Simon Rote
Frederick Limbert
Benjamin Hatley
P. T. Musse
Jacos W
East Lewisburg Lumber & Manufacturing Company
Elousehe Building
East Lewisburg
Nesbit Bros
Iture
U.S
Stoddart & CO
E.st. N. W
Washington, D.C
Avery
Yeuleet
Giant Farm and Warehouse
A. P. Dickey
Racine, Wis
Tre White
Sewa
White Sewing Machine CO
Euclid Ave
Clevsland
Nichols, Shepard & CO
Onsermal
Nous
Alni Pav
Shoninger Organs
UNCED
Best Instruments
B. Shoninger
Vurgans
B. Shoringer Organ CO
Chestnut Street
New
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