Millheim Lodge and Local Groups Directory
Millheim Lodge No 55 I O O F meets in hall Penn Street each Saturday evening. Rebecca Pegree meets Thursdays on or before each month’s full moon. Providence Grange No 217 P H meets in Alexander’s block on the second Saturday at 64g PM and on the fourth Saturday at 1s PM. Millheim B and L Association meets Penn Street schoolhouse on second Monday evening. Millheim Cornet Band meets Town Halls Monday and Thursday evenings. Escort of Co B 5th Regt NG drill meets on Alexander’s Block second story Tuesday and Friday evenings.
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Millheim Lodge
Heir Hall
Penn Street
Rebecca Pegree
A. O. Deininger
Millheim
Co. B
5Th Regt
N. G
Officers and Officials Listed for Regular Court Terms
Ofi fa Director Regular Terms of Court Fourth Mondays of January April August and November. Chas. A Mayor Lock Have Additional Law Judge Hon. John H. Orvis Bellefonte. Associate Judges Hons. Samuel Frank John Diven tt C. Harper. Prot ae A. Tobias. Rvyid F Hortney. ae SDangler. Treasurer Adam Yearick. County Surveyor Joseph Devling. Coroner Pr. Joreon Adans. County Commissanors Andrew Gregg George Swab Jacob Dunkle. Clerk to County Commissioners Henry Beck. Attorney to County Commissioners C. M. Bower. Taxator of the Court House Bartrim Galbraith County Auditors James T. Stewart George R. Williams Thomas B. Jamison wy oelama Shannon David W. Kimn seheueieet of Public Schools Prof. Henry Meyer.
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Zedge Ue Fon
Lock
John H. Orvis
Bellefonte
Samuel Frank
John Diventt
C. Harper
A. Tobias
Rvyid F Hortney
Ae Sdangler
Adam Yearick
Joseph Devling
Joreon Adans
Andrew Gregg
George Swab
Jacob Dunkle
Henry Beck
C. M. Bower
Court House
Bartrim Galbraith County Anuditors
James T. Stewart
George R. Williams
Thomas B. Jamison
Wy Oelama Shannon
David W. Kimnseheueieet
Henry Meyer
The Outlook in November
The piece notes Democrats regroup after Indiana and Ohio losses and prepare for a determined November battle. It argues the party has a strong presidential candidate and renewed energy, suggesting a favorable outcome despite recent defeats.
Democratic Unity Aims to Sweep Upcoming Elections
The article argues against federal supervision of voting and predicts Democrats will gain thousands of votes as election dynamics shift in Indiana, Ohio, New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. It highlights the Tammany-Tam many alignment and unity under Gen Hancock, foreseeing Democratic victory by November.
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Marsals
Indiana
Ohio
New York
New Jersey
Connectiact
South
Laneeek
Gen
Hancock
House of Representatives
Carroll
Mr English At Home A Townsman’s View From Indiana
Mr Henry D Pierce of Indianapolis, visiting New York, defends William H English, president of First National Bank, and his business methods. Pierce says English foreclosed mortgages fairly, built homes in Indianapolis during the panic, and aimed to keep the city as a “City of Homes.” He notes criticism as partisan and mentions taxes, rent issues, and a troubled household.
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Henry D. Pierce
Indianapolis
United States
Turple
New York
Gallagher
Mining Journal
White Mountains
World
English
Mr. English
First National
Indiana
Wees uMs
Euelishirdinpé
William H. English
Tender care and steadfastness mark Elisha English
A portrait of Elisha English as a devoted son who cared for his aging parents and frail mother after his father and daughter moved on. The speaker praises his candor firmness and commitment to public service hoping voters will trust him to guide legislation and avoid radical policy shifts.
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Elisha English
English
Pierce
Garfield
Brookyn Mills Placards Warn of Wages After Election
Special Dispatch from New York October 14 reports anger in Brooklyn over Planet Mills placards claiming General Lancock’s election would bring lower wages and hard times while Garfield’s victory would keep mills running. Employers warn Hancock supporters of potential closures if Hancock elected.
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THE
Times
New York
Brooklyn
Planet Mills
General Lancock
Garfield
Washington Letter on Hancock and Party Strategy
The note argues Radical claims on currency and tariff are weakened by GOP gains in Vermont, Ohio, and Indiana. It criticizes Interior and Ute policy handling and urges fewer Democratic Committee addresses before November 2. It predicts Hancock and English victory and calls Conservatives tired of apology for defeats.
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Washington, D. C
Hancock
Representatives
Vermont
Ohio
Indiana
House
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Juthe
Garfield
Barnum
English
Democratic Committee of
Peterson's Magazine Promotes November Issue and Club Offers
Peterson's Magazine markets its November issue with steel engravings and fashion plates, featuring "Missy In The Sulks" and "The Moat ed Manor House." It highlights a Mary Queen of Scots article, multiple stories, and an 1881 prospectus with six original novelets. Club deals offer discounts and premium engravings or albums for large orders. Subscribe via Charles J. Peterson at 305 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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Peterson’s
Missy
Mary
Yorktown
Peterson
Charles J. Peterson
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Ann S. Stephens
Frank Lee Benedict
Jane G. Austin
Marya Spencer
Sidney Trevor
Josiah Allen
Lost stray dog in Aaronsburg area seeks owner
A one year old stray dog found near Aaron’sburg is described as black with a brown streak on the back and white underparts. The owner must pay costs and claim the dog, or it will be disposed of as allowed by law. Town Clerk Joan J. Musser notes the notice dated September 39th, 1889.
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Henry Mowrer
Aaronsburg
Joan J. Musser
Lock
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