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Newspaper

Millheim Journal

Location

Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1880

Page

2

Millheim Fraternal and Community Association Notices

Millheim Lodge No 955 I O O F meets in their hall on Penn Street each Saturday evening. Rebecca Degree meets monthly on or before the full moon. Providence Grange No 217 P H meets in Alexander's block on the second Saturday at 6:34 PM and on the fourth Saturday at 1 4 PM. Milchneim B L A meets in Penn Street school house on the second Monday evening. Millheim Cornet Band rehearses at Town Hall on Monday and Thursday evenings. Millheim Escort of Co B 5th Regiment N G drills on Alexander's Block second story on Tuesday and Friday evenings.

Millheim Lodge Teir Hall Penn Street Rebecca A. O. Derrincer J.F. Harter Millheim Co. B Sth Regt N. G Alexander's Block

Official Director Regular Terms of Court Fourth Mondays

Official notice lists county officials including President Judge Charles A Mayer and John H Orvis as additional law judge. Other posts named are clerk, recorder, district attorney, sheriff, treasurer, surveyor, coroner, county commissioners, auditors, jury commissioners, superintendent of schools, and courthouse janitor.

Chas. A. Mayer Lockaven John H. Orvis Bellefonte Samuel Frank John Ven Rothonotary J. C. Harper Ecister of Wills O. C W. E. Burchbfeld Deeds William A. Tobias David F. Fortney John Spangler Adam Yearick Joseph Devling Joseph Adans Andrew Gregg George Swab Jacob Dunkle Henry Beck C. Mower Bartrim Galbraith James T. Stewart George Williams Thomas B. Jamison John Shannon David W. Kline Henry Meyer

Who Can Vote In Pennsylvania 1880 Election

The next Pennsylvania election is on Tuesday November 2 1880. Voters must be assessed by September 2 to qualify. Assessors will sit September 1 and 2 from 10 am to 3 pm to correct the voter list. Democratic committees should ensure voters pay state or county tax by October 12 to preserve voting rights. An elector may swear in to vote even if not assessed, but neglect creates trouble.

Pennsylvania Asy Dolaine Boroushs Broadway New York N. Y

Maine voters yield mixed results in fall election

Republicans face a damaging defeat as Davis loses the governorship by about two thousand votes. Democrats win two congress seats while Republicans hold one. two races remain in doubt as Maine ends the poll.

Maine Davis

Democratic delegate elections in Centre county election rules

Centre county voters will choose delegates to the Democratic County Convention on September 18 at 2 PM to 6 PM, with a county meeting on September 21 at 2 PM to nominate a Congress candidate and several state and county offices. Delegates allotted by district totals and rules govern conduct, eligibility, ballots, and contests through the convention.

Committees to Hold Delegate Election Across Bellefonte Areas

The item lists delegations and chairmen for Bellefonte Borough wards Southward Westward and multiple townships including Milesburg Howard Ferguson Gregg Haines Half Moon Harris Howard Huston Liberty Marion Miles Patton Penn Potter Rush Snow Shoe Spring Taylor Union Walker Worth with the committee chair J L Spangler noting Democratic prospects if votes are fair and leverage Hancock English.

Centre County Court House Bellefonte Congress Assembly Harris Township Howard W. W. Kouston Howard Borough Liberty Milesburg Haines William Galbraith Frank P. Blair W. F. Rober W.C. Heinle Mas. H. Dobbins William Harper W. A. Morrison A. MegQuistion Frank FE. S Bible C.K. Essington P. Kreamer A. J. Gardner Howard Brickley Alexander Senderson Milchem J. OH. Reifsnyder J.C. Smith J. A. Breen Philipsburg C. G. Verlinger J.J. Lingle Albert Owen Unionsike Patrick J. McDonnel J. Herring T. B. Jemison George Keister H. A. Mingle Sol. Ettinger Half Moon John Ward J. H. Griffin Charles Linn Harris Sam Ishler Thomas Kiley Philip Myers Dav Tanger William Lyons Samuel B. Leathers Agnew Sellers George Pottsgrove Penn Township W. F. Smith Samuel Ard J.S. Meyer Potter Township D. F. Lause Wm. Swab J. Shannon Geo. W. Spangler Wm. From Slack Rush Township Wm. Cullen Barney Coyle J. W. Collins Snow Shoe John G. Uzzle J. H. Holt A C Hinton Spring Township E C Wood David Neil N A Lucas Taylor Sam Hoover George Calderwood Christian Sharer Union J S Fredericks S K Emerick DC Ammerman

The Chances Democrats Vote November Victory Predicted

From the New York Sun an 180 era analysis argues that Democrats must win in November to avert GOP rule. It claims public sentiment has shifted since 1872, condemns corrupt Republican leadership, predicts Garfield’s weakness, and favors the Cincinnati ticket while denouncing the Chicago ticket. It warns of military influence and electoral fraud tied to 1876. The piece supports Hancock against Garfield and endorses the Cincinnati line.

House of Representatives Senate Hayes Wheeler Congress Hancock Garfield Union Republican Party Chase Seward Greeley Sumner Trumbull Doolittle Samuel J. Tilden Grant North South Chicago Cincinnati New York New Jersey Indiana Connecticut

Vermont election revised totals show Republican lead

The Vermont results from 240 towns compare 1876 and now with Farnham 47 806 for Republican and Phelps 21 240 for Democrat while Heath 3 498 Greenback and scattering 18. The Republican majority over Phelps is 29 557 and over all 25 041. The Clinton Democrat urges Hancock to lead a new era.

Waler River Juncrion Farnham Phelps Heath Greenback Fairbanks Bingham Scattering

Hancock's unwavering loyalty to the law and record as a safe national leader

The New York Truth lauds Hancock for consistent devotion to civil law, noting his letters and speeches stress obedience as civic duty. It cites his military commander role during periods of civil law derision and argues his past record makes him a perfect safe choice for the highest national office.

Hancock

Hayes and Cabinet on five week campaign tour

The Columbus times notes Hayes and nearly his entire Cabinet will tour for Garfield for about five weeks, drawing salaries of 1000 a week for Hayes and 290 a week for other members plus government travel costs. It claims 15000 federal office holders work for Republicans, totaling about 50000 daily in taxes to run the campaign, and questions Mr. Sherman’s stance on change.

Columbus Hayes Garfield Sherman

Administrator Notices for Moyer and Warntz Estates

Letters of administration granted for Samuel H. Moyer of Millheim and for Daniel Warntz of Haines township Centre Co Pa. Creditors urged to settle promptly and debtors to pay. Warntz administration also calls for settlement at decedent’s residence on September 22 with William C Warnitz as administrator.

Samuel H. Moyer Millheim Thomas Nosterman Daniel Warntz Haines Township Centre Co WM. C. Warnitz John W. Scholl Miles Township Centre County Joseph K. Moyer Daniel I. Uishel H.W. Kreamer John Kreamer Houtz Emanuel Harter W.K. Forster Nittany Valley Joel Morris George Schwint Gretz George Weight John W. Scholee Wolfe Corman John Hubier

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