German Lutheran services near Aaronsburg and Milfheim
United Brethren church notes no pastor currently. Lutheran Rev. John Tomlinson to lead German preaching in Aaronsburg next Sunday morning. Communion in Milfheim Sunday morning Nov 28. Preparatory services Saturday afternoon Nov 27. Preaching begins Tuesday evening Nov 23 and continues each evening that week. Rev. J G Anspach expected to assist over Sabbath.
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John Tomlinson
Aaronsburg
Milfheim
J. G. Anspach
Millheim Lodge and Societies Meet Weekly and Monthly
Lodge and Society Directory lists Millheim Lodge No. 955 I O O F meets in their hall on Penn Street each Saturday evening with Rebecca Degree Meeting monthly on or before the full moon. Providence Grange No. 217 P H meets in Alexander's block on the second Saturday at 6 PM and on the fourth Saturday at 1 PM. Millheim B and L Association meets in the Penn Street school on the second Monday evening. Millheim Corner Band meets in the Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings.
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L.zerrey
Deininger
Millheim B. & L. Association
Penn Street
A. Walter
See
B. G. Deininger
Millheim
Town Hall
If. P. Orro
F. Haarrer
Official Court Terms and County Officials List
Official terms set for fourth Mondays in January April August and November. Presiding judge Charles A Mayer of Lock Haven. Law Judge John H Orvis Bellefonte. Other officers include Samuel Frank John Niven. Prothonotary J C Harper. Register of Wills and Clerk of O C W E Burchfield. Recorder of Deeds William A Tobias. District Attorney David F Fortney. Sheriff John Spangler. Treasurer Adam Yearick. County Surveyor Joseph Dewling. Coroner Dr Joseph Adans. County Commissioners Andrew Gregg George Swab Jacob Dunkle. Clerk Henry Beck. Deputy C Mower. Janitor Bartrim Galbraith. Auditors James T Stewart George R Williams Thomas B Jamison Juryer Shannon David W Sline. Superintendent of Public Schools Professor Henry Meyer.
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Chas. A. Mayer
Lockaven
John H. Orvis
Bellefonte
Samuel Frank
John Niven
J. C. Harper
Joseph Dewling
Joseph Adans
Andrew Gregg
George Swab
Jacob Dunkle
Henry Beckene
C. Mower
Bartrim Galbraith
James T. Stewart
George R. Williams
Thomas B. Jamison
Juryee Shannon
David W. Sline
Henry Meyer
The Truth Well Told Reflects on Election Outcomes
A Selinsgrove Times Washington correspondence argues the Republicans won the election through office-holders, corporations, and monied interests. It claims bank and railroad power sway about a million voters and that only revolution could loosen Republican control.
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Washington
Selinsgrove
Republican Party
A Definite Denial General Hancock Refutes Letter Claim
General Hancock at Governor's Island tells an Associated Press reporter he did not write the letter alleged to be from him about the New York vote. He refuses discussion of the presidential election and offers to produce a genuine letter if one exists.
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New York
Hancock
Governor’s Island
Associated Press
Washington
Proposal for a new state of Allegheny from western Pennsylvania
An organization in western Pennsylvania with headquarters in Pittsburgh advocates forming a new state named Allegheny from part of the Keystone State. The proposed state would include 28 counties west of a line through McKean to Franklin, with about 2.45 million people. Critics doubt broad support without stronger justification.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Keystone
State of
Allegheny
McKean
Cameron
Clearfield
Blair
Huntingdon
Fulton
Potter
Clinton
Centre
Mifflin
Juniata
Franklin
California Election Canvass Shows Hancock Victory In State
Official canvass from San Francisco dated November 11 reports Hancock leading Garfield by a substantial margin 20 179 to 10 057 in the city and securing a statewide plurality of 122. Davis loses by about 1 300 in this district and Judge Terry trails his ticket by two and a half points securing defeat.
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San Francisco
Garfield
Hancock
Davis
Judge Terry
Washington Letter on Garf ield campaign and New York Republicans
The Washington Letter discusses Democratic managers Barnum Hergilt and associates facing blame for the campaign outcome while defending their integrity. It notes Garfield’s arrival, nonpartisan receptions, and possible southern support to back a moderate Garfield administration, with reflections on Grant Hayes precedents and political expectations before his term begins.
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Washington, D. C
Barnum
Hergilt
New York
Garfield- Morey
Messrs. Barnum
Herwitt
Randall
Garfield
Washington
Virginia
Grant
Hayes
Hall's Hair Renewer Promoted as Restorer and Dandruff Cure
An advertisement touts Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer as a powerful hair restorative. It claims to restore gray hair, cleanse the scalp, cure dandruff and hair loss, nourish and moisturize, and provide long lasting results with occasional use. Endorsed by medical men and Massachusetts official assay.
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Hall
Massachusetts
Coming Changes in the U S Supreme Court
The new President will appoint four Associate Justices as several aging members near retirement. Justice Clifford Hunt Swayne Strong face health or age issues, opening vacancies. The Court would tilt eight Republicans to one Democrat with regional balance sought across New England New York Pennsylvania and the South.
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Washington Republic
Supreme Court of the United States
Clifford
Woolsack
Hunt
Tie
Justice Swayne
Justice Strong
Garfield
Justice Field
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
South
Ohio
Elderly Father Beaten to Death by Son in Northumberland
An 80 plus year old man, Finkboner, was fatally beaten by his son on October 28 near Georgetown Northumberland County. The son, around 60, deeded the farm to his father with a life care agreement but later conflicts led to abuse. The old man died three days later after being beaten in a barn and allegedly dumped from a barn loft. He was jailed in Sunbury on Friday. Reports mention possible life insurance interest by another party, unverified.
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Finkboner
Georgetown
Northumberland County
New Disease Elixir Promises Rapid Cure for Wide Range
A sensational patent remedy claims to cure consumption and numerous chronic diseases. It promises quick relief from coughs, fever, night sweats, and lung inflammation, with dramatic weight gain and renewed strength. Written appeals urge readers to write B. S. DISPENSARY in Berrien Springs, Michigan for details.
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B. S. Dispensary
Berrien Springs
Mich
Captain Eads Ship Railway Promises Bold Transit Concept
The Scientific American this week features two full page illustrations of Captain Eads proposal to move ships with cargo across continents via a railway system. He argues the plan could shuttle loaded ships from ocean to ocean across the Isthmus of Panama as easily as a canal, at lower engineering costs.
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Scientific American
Captain Eads
Continents
Eads
Panamia
Munn & Co
Park Row
New York
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