Lodge and Society Directory Fragment
A fragmented society listing notes monthly meetings for Providence Grange No 217 P of H and other local groups. It mentions A Deininger and B Darxiness officers and recurring second Saturday and evening sessions at various streets and halls with brief scheduling hints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn
Dagres
Bate
Tull
A. O. Deminger
Orig Mansiae
A A. WaLtTyr
Darvmneen
Miltheim
F. Harter
Heim
Ef Co. B
Regular Terms of Gentt Fourth Mondays of January April August and November
Listing of county officials and officers including Law Judge John H. Orvis Bellefonte Prothonotary J Cc Ha Register of Wills Clerk of Courts W E Ureliffe Resorder William A. Tobias District Attorney David F Fortney Sheriff John Spangter Treasurer Adam Years County Commissioners Henry Beck attorney James T Stewart George Williams Thomas B Jamison and others with mentions of public school superintendent Prof Henry Meyer and local governance roles.
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Balegent Jadeg
Lon
Mayas
John H. Orvis
Bellefonte
Samuel Frank
John Dive
J. Cc
Ee P
Fienry Beckatoreey County
C. M. Sanior
Court House
Bartrim Galbraith
Coy Authfors
James T. Stewart
George Wiliams
Thomas B. Jamison
Fav Nhhisgioners
Jako Shannon
David W. Kline
Scheels
Henry Meyer
Who Can Vote in Pennsylvania 1880 Election Rules
The next election in Pennsylvania will be held Tuesday November 2 1880. Voters must be assessed by September 2 and the assessors sit September 1 2 to correct the list. Voters must pay a state tax bounty one month before the election to secure ballot access. Democratic committees should ensure voters comply. An elector may swear in his vote if not assessed, but noncompliance risks trouble.
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Pennsylvania
BNP Bot CS
Secaore
Broadway
New York
N.Y
Endiano native English leader named VP candidate
A notice identifies W. A. English of Endiano as a vice presidential candidate for HQN, highlighting party alignment and regional representation. The brief item notes the selection within a broader electoral slate and signals upcoming campaign activities.
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HQN
W. A. English
Endiano
Hancock's Letter Defends Rebel Claims Debate
General Hancock replies to Theodore Cook of Cincinnati on rebel debts claims and pensions. The letter aims to dispel opposition and influence voters. Governor's Island note dates September 23 addresses Cook's fears about southern war claims and asserts such claims cannot mislead supporters.
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Hancock
Theodore Cook
Cincinnati
Governor's Island
N. Y
Pheodore Cook
Ohio
Sig
Lincoln era policy on civil war claims voiced by Anthony
The speaker denounces government debt or pensions for wartime rebels and urges forward action. He argues Union claims should be sacred, vetoing bills to pay losses by those who fought against the nation. He notes war-era relief has lingered, now stale, and should be scrutinized.
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Lertera
Ofai
Botas
Stoddart’& Co
Solicitors of Claims and Patrots, Roout
St. Cloud
Washington, D. C
Encouraging News From States on Campaign Outlook
The article reports Democratic optimism from figures like Ex Senator William H. Barnum about Indiana and Ohio leaning toward Democrats in the fall elections. Vermont and Maine sentiments are noted, with Blaine and Conkling criticized, and New Jersey considered favoring Hancock and English.
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William H. Barnum
Democratic National Committee
West
Indiana
Ohio
B.B." Smalley
Vermont
Maine
Hancock
Davis
Smalley
Blaine
Jewell
Plaisted
Bedle
Newfaiiliffee
New Jersey
Cincinnati
The Cause Of Republican Alarm
The New York Evening Post reports Republicans are alarmed by surprising Maine results and uncertainty in Indiana and Ohio. It criticizes a candidate who shifted from conservative to Bourbonist extremism, arguing voters grow suspicious and disgusted.
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New York Evening Post
Maine
Indiana
Ohio
Democratic Methuse Lah speech opens Monroe meeting
Uniontown dispatch reports Colonel Benjamin Brownfield aged 101 presiding over Monroe county Democrats in Fayette. He recalls voting in past elections from Jefferson to Hancock and urges support for Hancock as six vice presidents with him total 509 years.
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Uniontown
Monroe
Fayette County
Benjamin Brownfield
Brownfield
Providence
Politi¢És
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Adams
van Buren
Polk
Cass
Pierce
Buchanan
Douglas
McClellan
Seymour
Greely
Tildep
Hancock
John Trautman
James Gardner
James Snyder
L. M. Clawson
George Morrison
Thomas Semaas
Hancock Receives Campaign Pen at New Jersey Delegation
A New York dispatch reports General Hancock met with ex-Congressman Hooker ex-Senator Bovee and others at Governor's Island. A Phil Kearney guard delegation presented a $60 geld pen. Hancock led in votes with 375 to Garfield 330 and Weaver 20, and he promised to use the quills if elected.
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New York
Hancock
Governor's Island
Hooker
Mississippi
M. H. Bovee
Wisconsin
Averill
Miller
Pennsylvania
Phil Kearney
Company C. ‘Third Regiment
New Jersey
Garfield
Weaver
Henry J. Stratemeyer, Jr
Elizabeth
Winfield Hancock
Clarke
Bamford
Elisabeth
George Neuhauer
Re Nomination Favoring Murray and Gephart for Longer Terms
The county convention endorses Murray and Gephart for re nomination to the legislature arguing two terms build experience and protect against exploiting the people’s treasure. They praise the incumbents for faithful representation and urge a larger party majority in their favor.
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Messrs
Murray and
Gephart
Messrs. Murray & Gephart
Archery and Rifle Targets at the Coming Fair
Archery contests include glass ball shooting while rifle target shooting at 1560 yards features among events at the upcoming fair.
Campaign notes on Hancock rallies and reform claims
Washington letter surveys the 1880 campaign focusing on Democratic and Greenback meetings versus Republican efforts, noting large Hancock support in Maine and New York City turnout. It discusses vetoing pensions for Union veterans, war claims as speculative, and GOP panic over Ohio prospects, with party strategy and editorials.
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Washington, D. C
Maine
Jorge
Hangock
New York
Abe A
Hancock
Febel
Republican
Ohio
Indiana
Georgia
West Virginia
Am AA
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Millheim Journal
Mussers Busining
Main and
Penn Streets
Sia
ADV
Deininger & Bumiller
Fropriet
Chureli & Sunday School Directory
Evangelical
Samuel Smith
W. H Hartman
L. Zerby
S. Smith
J. Benson Akers
Kimport
C W. B. Siegel
Aaronsburg
United Brethren
John Femlinson
Millheim
United Sunday School
F. D. Lusa
Lodge & Society Directory
Qu al Director
Gentt
Gen. Winfield,s. Hancock
George A. Jenks
Jefferson , Co
Auditor General
Robert P.dechert
Philadelphia
Cameron
National Committee
Conkling
Logan
Methuselah
Apen
General Hancock
Governor’s Island
Washington
Aarmsbtrz
Ian
oriCe
Grek Teste
Daniel Jarntz
Aines Township
Centre Co
Wanntz
Mulheim
Raskenderger
W. Scholl
Miles Township
Centre County
Publisaion
Turday
Seraisso
John W. Scholl
Miles” Eally
Bforesaia
Daniel I’. Fisher
Réamer Kreamers
Houtz
Harter
W. Forsterfcon
Nittany
Valley
Aaron
Bne
Wolfe
Jock
Brat
Pensions
RJ Len
Atléine
Ely Ng On
Anas
Bellefonte, PA
W. R. Teler
Pennsylvania Rail Road
Philadelphia & Hhe
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Iverr
Hie
ROE LwAis
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Jersey Shore
Lock Haven
Penovre
Wes'Philadelie
Harris
Williamaport
Irisburg
Hiamspor
Willarmspor
Karrisburg
Haven
Harrisbur
Imamaport
Evie Infil
Northumberland
Wilkesbarte
Scranton
Erie
Niagara Express
Wil- Hamsport
R. R
Corrywith
Rah Road
Leuave Am
Montandon
Lewisburg
Lewisburs
Fale
Eithe Burg
Miffinburg
Millmont
Laurelton
Coburh
Coburn
Mifflinburg
Vicksburg
Biéhl
Fair
Groun Ae
Ereelphia & Erie
Mealir
Coy
Lad
Tag Bers
Hancour “Nglish
Arthur
Chayon Pon
Ds S. Manufacturing CO
Smithfield Street
Pittsburg, Pa
Stoddart & CO
Headquarters For Bargains. IS
BEE Hive
Prich Store
Allegheny Street
Bellefont
Bayland& Newman
Lock
Gro. P. Rowell & Co
Espe Advertising Bureau
Ee Tad
W. S. Hancock
W. H. English
Sure Sue
W. Heltéy & Co
Til Sansom Street
Purtabiurara
Tite
Canadas
S. Dispensary
Wnerrien Springs
Mich
Ben J. F. Grafton
Story B.lapp
Halbert E. Paine
Patents
Grafton & Lapp
Attorneye Et Lautceetta
Fifth Street
Patent Office
United States
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