United Brethren Rev J G W Herald Preacher in Charge
The record notes Rev J G W Herald serving as preacher in charge for the United Brethren church.
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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1882
Page
2
The record notes Rev J G W Herald serving as preacher in charge for the United Brethren church.
Millheim Lodge No 955 L O O F meets Saturdays in their hall on Penn Street Rebecca Degree meets Thursdays on or before the full moon each month C W Hantatan secretary W L Brught noble grand Providence Grange No 217 meets in Alexander block second Saturday at 1 PM and fourth Saturday at 1 PM D L Zerby secretary T G Ersvant master Millheim B and L Association meets Penn Street school house second Monday evening A Walter secretary B O Deininger president Millheim Cornet Band meets Town Hall Monday and Thursday evenings J W Foote secretary D I Brown president directory style listing of lodge grange auxiliary and band activities.
A Democratic Day mass meeting is announced for Saturday October 28 at Millhem. Hon. A. G. Curtin and other prominent speakers will be present.
Benjamin Brewster, a gesthetic representative in Arthur’s stalwart cabinet, defended Senator Cameron and bossism in a Philadelphia speech for General Beaver’s governor bid. He argued a convention needs a coordinating force, noting past criticisms of Cameron and highlighting shifts in opinion due to changing political roles.
The letter from Robert E. Pattison refutes a slander alleging he spoke disparagingly of Irishmen in Philadelphia. He calls the claim a fabrication by political bosses to mislead voters and maintain power, while noting Democratic campaigns gain momentum across Pennsylvania and Ohio with a strong speaker lineup.
The Stalwart papers argue over the causes of their defeat in Ohio and predict further political scrutiny in Pennsylvania and New York with upcoming developments likely to provoke more explanatory work.
The passage notes Kerrer as a partisan and incompetent presiding figure who was re-elected due to a heavily Republican district, while Butterworth from Cincinnati is described as a congressional blackguard who was decisively defeated.
From the Pottsville Chronicle Democratic commentary condemns bribery in a senatorial conference. It argues conferees should be chosen by county conventions to avoid deadlocks and disgrace, citing A J Jackson and George Runian facing bribery charges while alliances falter.
High Sheriff Thomas J. Durkle declares Centre County Pennsylvania holds an election November 7 1582. Voters will choose governor lieutenant governor secretary of internal affairs congressmen judges and state representatives. Read detail of precincts and dog taxation measure.
An 1866 notice details how townships must report dog ownership and tax information to county commissioners, who collect the taxes. It explains county elections to decide on the Sheep Law and outlines ticketed voting, election hours from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and the classification of ballots by judiciary state county township and borough. The notice, signed by Thomas J. Dunkle, Sheriff of Centre County, sets publication requirements and effective dates for counties forming part of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Announcement lists train departures from Montandon with adjusted times and routes for Sea Shore Express Day Express Williamsport Accommodation Erie Mail and Fast Line East Erie Mail Niagara Express and First Line. It notes through sleeping cars to Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and New York and sleeper policies for Philadelphia passengers.
A local shop invites visitors to view fine embroideries and a curated display of new goods. The notice promises attentive staff and pleasure in showing the items to customers.
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