Religious Directory for Ghureli and Sunday Schools
A historical church and Sunday school listing notes various denominations with preaching schedules and Sunday school times. It includes Evangelical, Methodist, Reformed, United Brethren, and Lutheran entries with pastors and superintendents such as Rev H A Benfer Rev Furman Adams Mr Musser Rev Zwingli Yearick and Rev J G W Herald. A protracted meeting and morning sermons are announced for next Sunday in Aaronsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furman “Adams
Zwingli A. Yearick
Aaronsburg
Mite Society
United Brethren
J. G. W. Herald
A. R. Alexander
Millheim Fraternal and Community Society Notices
Sige and Sanety Directory lists lodge meetings at Hell Hall Penn Street each Saturday. Rebecca Degree meets monthly before fall moon on Thursdays. Providence Grange and P of H hold second and fourth Saturdays in Alexander's block. Millheim B L Association meets second Monday evenings at Penn Street schoolhouse. Millheim Cornet Band meets in Town Hall Monday and Thursday evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneim Lodge
Hell Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca
W. Waiurstan
W. Macek
N. G
Providence Grange
P.of H
Alexander’s Block
L. L.zerby
The Meeting of Congress and Speaker Contention
The piece argues Congress opens with Republicans set to organize the Senate and Speaker expectations favor Samuel J. Randall of Pennsylvania. It cites Carlisle as a possible rival and warns Randall’s defeat would signal Democrat jeopardy in the coming presidential election, stressing business confidence hinges on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Samuel J. Randal
Pennsylvania
Randall
Philadelphia Times
Carlisle
Washington
Krandall
Pennsylvania Legislature Faces Extended Session Pay Debate
The Pennsylvania Legislature remains in session as lawmakers wrestle with per capita pay for an extended extra session of over five months. The public criticizes wasted time and money while awaiting any tangible benefits beyond the judicial apportionment bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Senator Epyunos Denounces Special Favors for Mahone
Senator Epyunos declares that re-appointed Mahone will receive no special favors in senate organization. The statement is described as plain talk that honors the venerable senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epyunos
Mahone
Senate
Master Rossié Pattison Die of Membranous Croup
The only son of Governor Pattison, Master Rossié Pattison, died on Tuesday the 20th of the month from membranous croup. The legislature passed resolutions of condolence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rossié Pattison
Pattison
Blaine and Beaver Named Presidential Candidates
The Lewisburg Chronicle lists James G. Blaine for president and James A. Beaver for vice president as the party ticket. The notice emphasizes their candidacy announcements and party alignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Lewisburg Chronicle
James G. Blaine
James A. Beaver
Hancock Confined To Bed With Lame Leg
Gey reports Hancock remains bedridden with a lame leg while Conerggs schedule a meeting for next Monday December ard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gey
Hancock
Conerggs
Dezendorf on Mahone interview rails at intimidation charges
Washington reports the Post will publish an interview with John F. Dezendorf of Virginia criticizing Mahone. Dezendorf says northern capital will avoid Virginia, accuses Mahone of slander, notes no northern residents feel unsafe, and defends the 6th election as fair. He condemns color-line tactics and recalls postwar abuses by Mahone supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Post
John F. Dezendorf
Virginia
Mahone
Danyule
Sims
Pennsylvania vote of 1883 compared with 1882 results
The article analyzes Pennsylvania’s 1883 election tally of 633,167, compares it to 1882 and 1880 peaks, notes drops in Greenback and Prohibition votes, and discusses implied national implications for 1884 while highlighting sluggish partisan turnout and uncertainty for both parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Agnew
Pennsylvania
John Quincy Adams Career Quietly Spanned Government service
The article notes John Quincy Adams earned a government salary for sixty nine years totaling about a half million dollars. At term end he had fifty two years in office with $425000 earned, then seventeen years in Congress, dying at the Capitol during a Congressional session. He served as private secretary in Russia at age fourteen and later as minister to England Germany Portugal Russia and the Netherlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Quincy Adams
United States
Congress
Capitol
Russia
Legation
England
Germany
Portugal
Netherlands
Assembly size shifts with party balance in federal next term
The upcoming House will have 325 members, up from 293. Eastern states hold 75 seats, western states 109, and southern states 121. Democrats gain a 64 seat majority, totaling 194 members, with 42 eastern, 51 western, and 101 southern seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
House
President Arthur Pardons Sergeant Mason
President Arthur issued a pardon to Sergeant Mason who is confined in the Albany penitentiary under an eight year sentence for attempting to shoot Guiteau. The pardon will be mailed tonight so it reaches Albany by Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassatngton
Arthur
Sergeant Mason
Albany
N. Y
Guiteau
Detminger
Millheim
Centre Hall
Nog
BO. Deininger
Middlebury Post
B.O. Denninger
Milchella
Elder & Benney
Market Street
Phila
Milton Argus
Return of Fullut Carr Headed State Races Face Strong Republican Wins
The source reports Carr Republican winning secretary of state by 18,247 votes. It lists Democratic leads for other offices: Chapin Controller 16,320. Maxwell Treasurer 16,984. O'Brien Attorney General 13,050. Sweet Engineer over 20,000, indicating broad GOP gains in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Carr
Chapin
Maxwell
O’brien
Sweet
Randall eyes White House bid as Texas race stirs
The Apache Texas Rocket notes that neither Tilden nor Hancock will secure the Democratic nomination and points to Randall as a rising figure to watch in the unsettled path to the presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Tilden
Hancock
Randall
Peruna the Miraculous Remedy Versus Medicines
A glowing endorsement cites Drs Krauffiemann and Schomiwin and Dr Ahn on metaphysical medicine versus sugar and standard drugs. It highlights Peruna as superior, recounting cases from Miss Maggie Martin to Mrs Eberline, claiming rapid, dramatic recoveries from dyspepsia, malarial symptoms, nervous prostration, and consumption with Peruna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escalapus
Germany
Krauffiemann
Schomiwin
Ahn
Metaphysical College of
Boston
Permna
Abn
Maggie Martin
O1l City
J. P. Dukehart
T .S. Eberline
Market Street
Allgheny City
Keokuk
Iowa
Peliona
Peruna
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Rilliperm Journal
Deininger & Bumiller
Ghureli & Sunday School Directory
B. Hengst
H. A. Benvier
H. A. Benfer
D.L. Zerby
Supt Missionary Society
Methodist
John Tomlinson
Milheim
M. B. O. Deininger
Augsburg Bible Class
Presbyterian
W. K. Foster
Sige & Sanety Directory
Dezendorf
Billy
Kid
Beaver-Sten't
Naz Livney
Oo TL Powell
D ‘Armatrong
Marsh
Arch ST
Philadelphia
Jos
M. Feger
Spring Mills
B. O. Deininger
M. WoLf
R. M. Wolfe
C.W. Hosterman
Wolfe
Ruith
Caime
Miles
Gro. W. Griswith
Samuel Krape
Bite
Penn Township
Centre Counts
Aaron ’W. Ulbichl
Penn Twp
Farmers’ Mills
J. B. Ream & Son
SR Kamp
Watchmaker & Jewels
Milton, PA
RSP
Peabody Hotel
6Th St
Chestnut
Walnut St
W. Paine, M. D
Osio Company
Willow Street
Williamsport
Johnston, Holloway & Co
Smith, Hline & Co
North Third Street
Dar Wee Victor
Videee
Mat'et
Newark Machine Co
Newark
Wspec.alty
Wwe
Hudson Mfg, CO
Siath Ave
Gro
P. Rowitt & Co
York
Poplars
Sisill
New By Enterprise
ORG
MyBege
Ura
Eee
W.t.mauck
Penn St
Penna
VTL
Mauck « Son
Lock Haven
Jamestown
Everett & CO
Inte
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