Manewarin 1887 Publication by R A Bumiller
A brief note records a publication by R A Bumiller dated Thursday Manewarin in 1887, indicating the historical printing activity and the publisher's name.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1887
Page
3
A brief note records a publication by R A Bumiller dated Thursday Manewarin in 1887, indicating the historical printing activity and the publisher's name.
The column reports Easter Sunday plans and local notices. It notes J. W. Snook’s business trip to Bellefonte, mumps in Mrs. Hartman and Victor Luce, and upcoming carpet cleaning. It lists residents building on Water Street, pension grants, new band membership, and various shop promotions. It mentions a railroad charter, shoe ads, moving notices, and wedding and community events including a local marriage and house changes.
Dr Hartswick of Clearfield visited Col James P Coburn last weekend. Stover lay ill two weeks, now recovering. D K Musser looms in local trades. Bright in Aaronsburg as storekeeper, juror duties. School attendance at Lutheran Sunday school holds steady near 150. free schools near end of term. Travel business, horse doctoring, and a mule operation marked by local trades and mischief over St Patrick’s day. A church fundraising push continues as Witmyer sale draws buyers and an oyster supper precedes a new mill project. Kurtz Son loaded a wheat car for Centre Hall mill. Local notices on real estate, church explorations, and medicine promotions conclude the item.
Local items report Prof Bierly selling horse and buggy to different buyers Newton Bromgart and Uriah Slauterbach. John Welf sick in Bellefonte but improving. Multiple farm trades, new furniture for Harvey Corman's hotel, and various movements and sales around Rebersburg. Prophylactic remedies and a long Argents ad segment conclude. Sixteen head of wild geese seen in fields. Prophylactic fluid claimed to prevent fevers.
John Hosterman cut his hand opening a jar. Pepper and eggs ran low at Coburn. Mrs. Hoy and Mrs. Allman remain ill. Lydia Shunk moved to Danl Hosterman’s. School ends soon for summer. Two thieves spotted near Lot Condo’s potatoes. Young folks face trouble from last Sunday prayer meeting. Zitzka hopes the issue ends with minimal cost.
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