Religious notices from Evangelical and Methodist churches
Evangelical services include Rev B Hengst preaching next Sunday in German. Sunday School led by Rev C F Gephart meets the third Monday evening monthly. Methodist services list Rev Furman Adams as preacher in charge with Sunday School at 10:30. United Brethren notes Rev J G W Herald in charge with Sunday School at 9:00. A R Alexander serves as superintendent.
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Evangelical
B. Hengst
H. A. Benfer
Unday School
C.F. Gephart
Supt Missionary Society
Furman Adams
Fwingli A. Yearick
Millheim
Aaronsburg
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
A. R. Alexander
Millheim Lodge and Local Societies Meeting Times
Directory item listing Millheim Lodge No. 955 I.O.O.F. meetings in Penn Street hall weekly. Rebecca Degree Meetings monthly before fall moon. Providence Grange No. 217 meets in Alexander's block or Dg.P.M. second Saturday and L.P.M. fourth Saturday. Millheim B B L Association meets Penn street school on second Monday. Millheim Cornet Band meets Town Hall Monday and Thursday.
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L.zerby
T.G. Ervain
Millheim 8B
L. Association
Penn Street
A. Walter
O. Dsininerr
Millheim Cornet
J. W. Foote
Brown
Gentre County Democratic Committee for 1833
W Miles Walker named secretary of the Gentre County Democratic Committee for 1833 in a brief local party notice.
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Gentre County
Democratic Committee
W. MiLes Walker
Tariff issue to dominate next Presidential contest
The Somerset Herald warns reformers to prepare as tariff for revenue becomes a distinct campaign issue. The article predicts the leaders will fail to meet the political storm, retreating as the first squall hits.
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Somerset Herald
Tle
Pennsylvania Legislature Passes Twelve Bills in Twelve Weeks
Gov Pattison approves exemption of building and loan associations from state taxes. He also vetoes a pension bill for surviving Mexican War veterans. Senate committee cuts half a million from school appropriations. no need to increase the school fund now. Virginia local elections deal a blow to machine politics and boost calls for honesty in public life.
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Pattison
Building and Loan Associations
United States
Pennsylvania
Senate Committee On Appropriations
House
Politicking Rumors Target State Treasurer Post
A Pittsburg Post correspondent recommends brother Meek of the Watchman as Democratic candidate for state treasurer. A California presidential boom supports Gen Rosencrans while Ohio Republicans consider delaying the state convention.
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Pittsburg Post
Brother Meek
The
Watchman
California
Rosencrans
Endorsement of Gov Curtin as Democratic Presidential hopeful
The Harrisburg Independent urges consideration of Governor Curtin as the most available and fit Democratic candidate for president in 1881. The piece argues his long public service, abilities, and proven leadership could carry Pennsylvania and appeal to voters, calling for new faces and ideas in party leadership.
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Harrisburg
Democratic Party
Independent
Gov. Curtin
Kis
Pennsylvania
Andrew G. Curtin
Curtin
Congress
JSS
The Times on the Condition of Trade
In 1883 letters from C W Ludwig of Chambersburg Pa and Col Mc Clure discuss trade mood noting temporary stagnation and a sound financial basis. They cite strong crops and debt-free farmers, urging patience until demand and prices rise. The Star-route trial looms as costly and partisan, with critics calling for end to high legal fees and government costs.
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C. W. Ludwig
Chambersburg
Philadelphia Times
Col. McClure
McClure
Washington, D. C
Brady
Bliss
Ingersoll
Sam
Opening of the Brooklyn Bridge Draws Gala Citywide Praise
The May 2 ceremony in New York marked the bridge opening with 10 000 onlookers along Fifth Avenue and Madison Square. President Arthur and Mayor Edson led a procession to the span as Brooklyn’s Twenty third regiment escorted dignitaries. Spectators enjoyed boats on the East River, electric lighting, and a hour long fireworks display.
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New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Fulton Street
River Front
Fifth Avenue Hotel
City Mall
Park and
Fifth Avenues
Madison Square
Arthur
Edson
Twentythir Regiment of
Mayor Lane
United States Electric Light Company
Ex Gov St John at Leck Havoc on Prohibition
Ex Gov St John of Kansas spoke at the Court House last Friday on Prohibition. He cited Kansas success as a model and warned Pennsylvania to adopt prohibition to keep its youth. Ex-Mayor Ball presided, Rev J Max Lantz offered prayer, and WC T U motto appeared over the judges bench.
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St. John
Kansas
Court House
Lock Haven
Ball
J. Max Lantz
Clinton
Orphans Court Sale of Thomas Wolfe Estate Lands
By order of the Centre County Orphans Court administrator J.B. Wolfe offers at public sale on June 19 1883 at Wolfe's Store multiple Miles township tracts totaling 23 to 196 acres. Terms: one third on confirmation, two equal yearly payments with interest secured by mortgage.
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Rphans
Orphans’ Court of
Centre County
Thomas Wolfe
Miles Township
Wolfe
Centre Co
Henry Wolfe
Em’ Geiswite
John Stoner
Reuben Kreamer
Daniel Wolfe
Benjamin Beck
George Weaver
Moyer and
Strodecker
Henry Corman
Jacob Wolf
John Sehell
Miles
George Bruneard
Michael Bower
DeLong
Martin Rudy
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Gye Hirth m Journal
Tuursday
Deininger & Bumiller
Lutheran
John Tomlinson
Lociag & Society Directory
P.O
Bellefonte
Liberty
James P. Levin
Rion
J. J. Hoy
Walker Miles
Ellis Shafer
Disout
Ing Patton
Rag ” Sellers
Jr Coees
Filmore Penn
H. Stover
Coburn Potter
Dag Meyer
Entre Hall
Samuel Slack
Tusseyville
Rush
William Cullen
Philisbur
Sup Sook Everly
Andy Ridge Snow
R. Slayne
Spring Wood
Bellefonte Taylor
Liesburn
Biot
Fowler Union
Emerick Eeeee Flem
Jos
Emerick Nabiersburg
Walker
Matilda Worth M. WM. C. Heinl
Gharman
Virginia
Ohio
the Times
Washington Lester
East River
Arch ST
Philadelphia
Amougement
M. Feger
Leck Havoc
Lewistars and _ Railroad
Erpress
M. Montandon
Lewisbur
Riba
Vicksburg
Miflinburg
Milimmont
Laurelton
Wiker Run
Sreenee
Vicksburg O Bieil
Lewisburg
Montardon Ar
Montandon
Day Express
Niag Express
Fast Line
Williamsport
E. Florence & Co
P. O. Box
South Bend
Indiana
Marmers’ Friend Pub. Co
Ind
F.C. West
Guerente
EX & Mendelson
Kee
PhPadtelphis
Altiog
Crauagons
Gisner & Rabege
Raca Street
Nadelphia, Pa
Gro. PB. Rowell & CO
Newspaperspcrtising
Wreau
Spruce Street
Ane
BUY Tee
Post & CO
Tori Maiesen
America
Kitiera Hiscornis
Krade
Post & Compa A
Anita
North Second Street
Lewisburg, PA
Baker House
W.N. Baker
Lowell
Lincoleum
Bridgeport
Taylor & Farley
Palace
Ithaca
Waterloo
Sterling
Smith & G3
Front Street
Milton
Dee OH
Fats and Bonnets
Leon Edge Strew
Fing
Milan Straw
Lake Queen
Risbous
Anna M. Weaver
Penn St
Miltheim, Pa
Forsyth Scale Company
Youngstown
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