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Daily Republican., 1879-01-07
For the REPUBLICAN,


MEssRs. EDITORS In your issue OF
Saturday last, there appeared an arti-
Gle headed Assisting the Needy" Its
contents seemed to reflect upon the un-
dersigned, therefore cannot refrain
from noticing that certain words were
| intended for me. | feel constrained to
answer in s-lf-defence, and ! ask you
to give the following an insertion |
claim that the quotation used, "Well
done, good and faithful servant" APP
plies to me as well as others, and here
must be pardoned for seeming egot-
ism. have in every way tried to per
form my duties when called upon or
when | volunteered my services. For
an endorsement, am proud to refer to
the public generally. The charge made
against the "undertaker" is wholly
uncalled for and unsupported by any
evidence. look upon the article as
personal attack upon me, for, in truth,
furnished materials in the case of the
funeral mentioned without any charge.
an at all times ready and willing to
oblige those who call upon me needing
me in my business line. did SO in the
case referred to on Saturday. feel
much hurt. May be permitted to add
the few following words, viz: | never
refuse to credit any one, and especially
have credited when the outlook for
reimbursement was quite an uncertain
one. When verbally assailed | can
answer at once the party doing so.-
Regretting. | am forced to seek the
public print for vim lication. When
misrepresented by minister OF the
Gospel, the victim OF false charges, and
learned the subject of idle gossip from
those who owe me, would be false to
myself and all my interests did l not
reply denying those malicious attacks.
This is dine to my self-respect and self
defence. 1t is unusual to take notice
Of unfounded newspaper items, but
this communication is called forth from
one who feels aggri-ved at the persis-
tent prosecutions Of few people who
endeavor to malign me without any
reason whatever. must not be blam-
ed for attempting to speak for myself,
and could allnde to many unpleasant
things in connection with the business
Of undertaking, but enough for one
time. have no desire to compete for
losses in my business. The writer of
the article ("asssting the nerdy'D can
get any particulars he may desire by
calling on THOMAS J. GILES.
Undertaken, $40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07
PUBLIC SALES.

>,rRI.IC SALEs.-L. W. Stidham n son,
Practical AuctiOneers, would INFORM
air friends and the public In general thlt
~ are prepared to call sales OF real estate or
,.onnl property, either in the city or cnun'
Roth being practical auctoheers lhey
a attend Ia two sales vt once. lheiF
,rtcs are moderate and satisfaction guar
,cTd Orders nv mail respectfully tttefd ed
l., W, STIDHAM X son. AnctIoncers,
Tnst Fourth street, Wilmington, Delh'
,o lan!-3mw
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07
THE CONGRESSIONAL FIDDLER.
Flow Tennessee YOuugster Won
HIS Election and His wife.

Wednesday week, at Asheville, N.
C., Congr"ssman-.lect Robert Taylor
was united in marriage with Miss Sal
Ii. Baird, niece of Cos. Vance Of
North Carolina Til. marriage is the
conclusion of a somewhat romantic
story. When Taylor WAS nominated
by the Democrats as their candidate
for Congress, Miss Baird promised him
that, if elected, she would marry him;
if defeated. il would b- an indefinite
time before their union could he con-
summa oil. The de.trict contains some
of tn. strongest Republican counties
in the State, and has always given a
Republican majority Of 2, 200 or 1900.
The prospect for Taylor attaining his
desires was, therefore, not at all pro.
missing. Besides, he had az an oppo-
nent. P-ttibone. on. of the Republican
chiettains OF the State, an -mgrant
from Michigan, possessed Of unusual
shrewdn-ss. In the Presidential con-
test, as on Of the Republican Electors,
h. bore the banner "t ms party A. gall
,""''f al W." Po'''
Democrats considerably f"f taylor
he entertained, seemingly, nothing but
contempt
Nayiors nomination was simply a
lucky stroke Of fortune. In the R.pub-
iieaii ConVrht'oi' Taylor brother, a
very pronounced H"p""licah' was me
principal can"' "tr LOT ~" NOMINATION
asa'h't rr'''"oh"' Out IN" 'atl"f a''er d
utter nSht secured III" hoh"r, hepuo'
''cah iayior ''irids were ~ angry,
ana thr Democrats conceived mat ~
would De a eo"a thihs 10 h''n,hatr m"
democratic ot"'h'r' VINO ""n'n proo'-
NY ara" votes from III" republican
ranks me plan was carried our. Iay-
Tor was only ~ years Old, ana III that
region '!ah made considerable reputa-
non ana popularity as hhdIrf. Al
The frequent gatherings ior dancing ne
was o most welcome guest his homi'
nation seemed to hre The young men
WIN enthusiasm. Nuinoers OF R-pho-
llcahS and Nv" or three Republicah Jour
nals lr!t the party ranks ana went over
to the lay lor SIDE.
lettibohe was accused OF pein 9 IN
win TIL. revenue ana custom house
:ings, which had controlled politics IN
that section. II was an understood
TACT that Federal money was TO DE SHOW
cred Oh the district Taylor, as he
aiterward toid friends, haa only 60 To
commence the canvas with' but, once
out, money aud assistance OF every
kind poured III on hiIn, SO That after
the campaign was oyer very little oil
the - was spent. Pettibone looked on
him with contempt, and IN the opening
speech merely alluded to him ID the
"h-ardlrss boy with tddlrs.'
When 1t came to Taylor's reJoinder,
he approached the table win hadie
in one hand and carpet'bag IA the
other. He commenced with the state
ment that the serious charge mad been
made against him that he was hadler.
Then, laying the hddle and carpet-bag
side by side on the table, he asked the
crowd to choose between them. The
point was taken up and carried from
one end OF the district to the other, pro-
trcing any amount OF m-rrlm'nt at
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07
Great Reductions IN Beef.

Economize by buying good stewine
beef at to 8 cents pound good roast
at 5 to TO- hes, roast, II to IA round
steak, 12i rump steak, IA; sirloin, IL,
of R. p. Geary, stalls 10 and II Third
street market, and of A. y. Geary, stall
70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR SAIEAND RENT-Well built new
twostory six rooms, brick Houses on
(aInut st. between llth and 18th SITS. Prices
w and terms very accommodating. For In
|'mation apply to HARLAN CAUSE. Front
l. Tutpar SIS, or 1924 Tatnall ~. dcl22nd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR SALE.-Four new two.story, six rooms
bridk houses on Walnut street, between
Eleventh. and Twelfth str, ct. For iniorrna-
|n apply 10 J. AUGUSTUS MGCAULLEf
! dei, Hastings, Il Co.'S Rolling Mills. or 300
I.,,ware Au,nilc dc2l-lwd
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR SALE.-Three new 3stnry " iTf
houses. . rooms, bath, hot and r",d MA
|rcr, on West Eighth street.
Iucw 3.stcry brick houses, 81 and Mhlro"
new 2story brick house, ~ n'r. wit
fh, 70S Monroe street.
new 2.st0ry brick cottage hon I. lr'n "fr.'
I porcn, s rooms, with mth.
/ new o.story brick nouScs On Walnu #r'. d,
Eween 18th aud 18th, 8 room, for SAFE ~
EN
All of the above will be sold low and np0n
(rpnmodatng terms. Apply to WI. II.
|LLANY. seventh and Market streets.
decll-ti
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR SALE.-A six raOmed house With
bath, Eo. 60j East Sixth street, in good
fIer possession Immediately.
dwelling No 7o7 Church street rooms
10 a number Of small dwellings for sale In
)aerent parts of the city. Apply to "M.
)d'AULLEY h Co, 600 Market street.
5ImInvtOn, Del. sep26
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

Remember that true happiness is for.
ever lost when your health is once bro
ken down DR.. Bulls cough syrup pre-.
vents throat and lung disease, and cures
colds and coughs.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07
TARSHAL'S SALE.

'Hy yirtre ola writ Of vcnlit'nhi eXp"nhT
and out Of the District Court oi the 'hit1d
ates for the District of Delaware. az ,,i'
7, ot Frank A, Hallaln, Of he city Of PM.
toIuhia. Pcnnsyiyania, TO me direct d. VIII
,,.,.e TO sale ut public auction, md WI sell
,t. highest bidder In cash on NJ m Ah ,
mar, 18th. 1879, ut II o'clock In the lore,
'an the steam tug boat flames "rfadden, ~
Z boIlers, englnes, tckcl, machinery. mp,
,reI aud furniture. where she now lies, at H.
II, of pnscy. Tones X Company, IA tie
,y Of Wiimi oxton. delaware,
= HENRY VI. Mem LIEN.
u. \, Marsini District ui Delaware.
Mar ho,'s Once. Dec. 10Th. lhis.--ts
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

COR KENT. The thrcc-story brick house
No. lll2 King street, has been thorough.
! painted and is In complete repair, has
Sryc back buildings and very pleasantly sit
Died..
Four nice six room houses on French street
tween nth and 18th.
|TwoSdory house, No. 20 Orange streer.
|srms reason bic to good tenants. Apply to
s. Ma1DMB, 3D. and Orange streets.
lecE-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

hon sALt..--A three. story prick house l07
West SeveRth street, pleasantly situa-
n. Also two good lots, on +. sixth street,
34oite the post-Otiicc, might he made bust.
h. place, house 81 Washington street for
I, str.ot nv27
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

fNJK SAL.E.-A three-story bricn nous
witns rooms. papered throughout, with
h. hof and cold water. green honse sup
cd Win flowers, No. b03 W. Third street,
ali sver mousse. MARY M. BROWN.
jaltf
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR RENT.--A comfortable five room
house, with well of excellent water at
r deor. In West wilmington. Also three
bees In building on south least corner o.
,rkst md Seventh street. WIN rent AL
kry reasonably. JOHN Is LEWIS
iDe2b!lgt
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07
FOR SAg.EOR RENT.

NOR kENr.--A nine room corner house
with all modern improvements at 400
SECOND street. Apply on premises
ipll .rsl
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR SALE "A Farm OF 81 acres. near
south wood station. on the Delaware and
fcs'crn Railroad. For n'or'Datien apply TO
/ Ivan DAVIS, hos W. Fourth street, vii.
ngt0n, Del. most
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07
NIIIiIIC SALE

{rSTERN PENNSYLVANIA HORSES.
W,l he sold nj. Pnblc Safe. at the ~
,n, otte Hotel, Cor. Ninth and ~
LEY streets, Wilmington. Del. on
SATURDAY, JANUARY II, 1870
At 10 o'clock, II. m.
head OF Western Pennsylvania Horses, sui
IhIe tr driving. business or dranyht horses.
| lie positive. Persons wanting horses should
|, fail to attend this sale. No postpone.
cnt on account otthe weather. Terms cash.
RES can be seen ut the above stable on
| before sale l.. W SllDHAM SON,
n "A at IL wd.th.ir.S2tw Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR RFNT.-Store IN southwest corner OF
sixth and Market streets. also one on
sixth str'". .s,n ~ yer SAID stores,
|itable Tor Offices. Apply TO q. CHAND-
SER, vO5 Market stree. dc2s
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

|NOK SALE.-Moncy made from small
Investment The stock and hxtlires Of
< Tycoon Tea Co, III W. Second street
jn5st
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR RENT. -Threc-s tsry brick Houses. 500
and &11 Tatnali st Stalls In Club stable,
Inth and Orange streets. very low 10 per
janent tenants. Apply tof. WORREl.L.
dcZI-tt
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR SAI.f.-A nice iLmiiy Mare, IN
\ cheau. Tor want OF use. Apply sA9A
Mr. White, at seals stable, French street
Now Filth, dclo-tI
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07
DIrBLIC SALE
OF CIGARS.

OFCIGARS.
VIII be sold at Public sale. NJ the auction
oms OF l.. ". Sudham son, III f. four'h
fect.
IDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
JANUARY 10 AND II, 1879.
At; O'Clock,
2 900 cigars. all choice brands, The above
Ears are all hand made. Dealers should
axe Il a poin, u attend this sale. Every
|gar guar nteeti To smoke.
l.. W. SrlDHAM h SON,
jni79l0
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

| AND FOR s'ALE--A property contn In
Ing about u acres, in Brandywine
|lndreI Inquire Of EA5 ". LECARPEN-
hex, R0ckland. bel. dcIe wd&stetdS3tw
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR RENT An eight room house on
Fpisecnth street near Market Apply
JOHN q. GALLAGHER, hos MarRet
rect ar 40 the subscrtber. near delaware
SnctIon. GRO. NJ. MBLt'. der
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NDR SALt.--t very desirable property on
che southwest corner si Sixth and Mar
It streets. Apply TOT q. CHANDLER, 800
arket street. uc4u
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07
NO. Z.

II is folly to spend Inc and money in 20
Ing to Philadelphia when you can toas well
at THE GRAND DEPOT" in your own
city.
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07

NOR SALE.-One Double House, Oh A.
4 Washington stree 80 feet front, l.U
planning IL rooms and an office, bath, store
pun. porch, front and back lot bOXl5o feet
|~p, with all modern improvements.
NJ, 2 One House, 80 Jefferson street. con
mig 10 ro ms and bath ruom with all mo l.
b 1T prOvcments Porch front, just finished
Y ready Tor occupancy.
Ne iue House ON Jackson street near
EapIr. o r0irns.
NJ, 1. Farms below MiddlctoHn, one near
Ftnhywinc Springs.
No. / Building lots, situated In different
\ Ut Of the cily.
vi of t'osc properties will he sold or rX-
|nugcd ut tho present lowest rates. Apply
~ CHANDLER. Real Estate Agent. NJ. z
(S Sixth street. Saviilc building. where u
|lI description win he shown '"7'"N' y
4 DSr. Two small KeySat achcd lpa rin9 g.,
" were o!t on Saturday evening The
lcr viii be suitable rewarded on returning
Fln to this Office. mo 3t
\ VSr.-On Monday, Dec. 70, 1878, n Gold
Scarf Pin. enaineed. bearing the Initial
|p' The finder viii be rewarded by lenr-
Ig il at the American Sewing Machine Office,
market street. J. ii. PRIMROSE.
lan3gt
Daily Republican., 1879-01-07
NO. 5.
NO. &.

Hosiery, Gloves and Underwear, Hoods,
NubIas, Wool Scarfs, Knit Jackets, Legginys,
and all kinds OF Seasonable Goods In this
line at prices which ought to insure a speedy
sale.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25
a Strange Disease in Georgia.

ATLANTA, Sept. 10.-A strange and
fatal disease of the malarious fever type
is creating CONSERVATION among the
people in three or four counties in the
western part of this State. Out of fif-
ty eight persons attacked within the
past three weeks only three have recov-
cred. The disease has some charater.
istics of typhoid fever, but is more ra-
pid and fatal. The tongue swells until
the mouth cannot be closed, the victim
chokes ani blood breaks from the ears,
eyes and nostrils. The body is covered
with large black spots as death ap-
proaches. The disease is spreading
without appearing to be contagious,
and there seems to be no way to check
it. No local cause can be assigned for
it. The people are panic stricken.
from this point will go to
the troubled district. Courier Journal.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25

The population of the State of Kan
sas is increasing ut rate that is mar
vellous. The population in 1870 was
319,497, md 1t is believed that in 1880
it will be not less than one million,
The total area in all farm crops is T.
757, ,l30 acres-an increase during the
past year of 1,340,6 Ola acres. During
the past three years the number Of
hogs has nearly trebled, the number of
sheep has more than doubled, the mum.
ber of horses has increased fifty one per
cent, and of milch COWS forty-six per
cent. 1t is claimed that fully fifty
thousand persons have arrived in the
State since the first of March. These
dgures, colla;ed by the State Board of
Agriculture, show that Kansas is q
great and growing State. Yet quar-
ter of a century has not passed since
Kansas was the scene of the sanguina-
ry border warfare in which 'Ossauat-
tomie' Brown acquired worldwide
reputation.-N. Y. Sun.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25
Old Fellows in Council.
Fifty-hfth Annual Session Of the
Grand Lodge at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l5.--The Grand
Lodge /. o. 0. i. assembled in its fif-
ty nth annual session, at 9 O'Clock this
morning, at Odd fellows Hall, John
B. Harmon, Grand Sire, presiding.
Representatives were p esent from all
State, Territorial and Provincial luris-
dictionS. The Grand Sire, Grand Sec
retarY and Grand Treasurer presented
their reports, from winch it appears
the present number Of grand lodges Is
50-an increase Of during the year
subordinate lodges, 6, 6,975--increase, 81;
grand encampments, 80 same as last
year subordinate encampments, 1853
increase, IS; lodge limitations, 22,S60
decrease, 2,227; lodge members, 442,
POI - decrease, 5,72S; encampment
members, 81, ,40S-decrease, 2,379; total
relief, $l,740, ,40j.GS- increase, $685.
1897; total revenue, 81, 266, 9Sj. 81
decrease, $lj6, ,0G5. 33. During the year
-, ,503 brothers and 6, l55 widowed fam.
lilies were relieved, S237, 437 weeks
benefits were paid, and 4,3G8 brothers
buried. The amount paid for the re-
lief of brothers was Sl,043, 1918; for
widowed families, Sl45, 5,02S.5l; for the
education of orphans, $l4,75j.'
33; for burying the dead, $242, 0SO.19;
for special relief, $94, ,20l.40. The to-
tai receipts of the Grand Lodge, iGclu-
ding a cash balance of Sl0.6G1 on hand
at the close OF the previous fiscal year,
havesbeen $40 ,4G6. 10, and the total dis
burse S37, 81 50, leaving cash bal
ance of IL, ,49j.l7 DoductinC the cash
balance on hand and the amount re-
ceived from the sale of United States
bonds, the revenue proper for the fis-
cal year was $50, ,G64.lS, and deducting
from the disbursements the amount in.
vested in the purchase of United States
bonds, the expenses proper were $780,
3S2 SO, leaving a balance Of the reve-
nue. proper of 81, 2Sl.G1 at the close of
the year.
Various rotine business WAS preSen-
ted ard referred to the appropriate
committees, after which the lodge al.
iourned till tomorrow morning,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25

A VETERAN GoNE.-HOn. Philip
Ruhl, of Buffalo township. died on
Wednesday of last week, aged 50 years,
months and L days. Deceased was
n soldier of the War of 1872, aud was a
prominent local politician in his day,
his worth and services being recognized
in his election to repl esent this district
in the Legislature two or three years.
The Republican party of which he
was an honored aad useful member,
also elected HIM to fiji the citice of AS
sOciate Judge--the duties of which he
performed faithfully, honestly, Gre lit
ahly-ana- the. &. nae rex hlsrttdff Kibe
in years, he has Lecn called home to
claim the reward of the faithful. The
funeral took place on Friday last, wbiadl
was largely attended, Revs. Anspach,
Grier and Heisler being the officiating
ministers. -MiNiab,Tg Telegraph
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25

BY ruling of the Post Office depart
ment at Washington, much matter
that heretofore was fiji st-class and cost
three cents for each half ounce postage
is now admitted at third class rates,
thai is one cent for two ounces. The
matter included under che above cheap.
er rates of postage embraces bills of
merchandise, way bills, bills of lading,
invoices, mortgages, deeds, papers of
legal procedure, insurance policies and
various documents OF insurance com,
panies, hand bills, posters, chromos,
Autographs, photographs, sterescopic
views, printed cards, printed blaDks
and, in fact everything that does not
partake of the nature of a personal cor,
respondence.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25
LNge & SOaetI Directory,

Nillhcim Lodge, No. aSS. /. q. O. +. meets in
heir bah, Pean Street, every saturday evening.
L. a ByNILLER. Sec &. W. HARTMAN, n. q,
Providence Grange. No. ol7 z. of H., meets in
AleNaRtcrS block on the second saturday of
each month at 6le p NJ. and on the fourth Sa-
Guraay of each month at IL M.
m. T.. ZEGRS. sec A q. Deiningcr, Master.
Tire NIllheim r. & l.. Association meets in
Ehee FERN Il rect school house on the evening of
the scrasld Monday of each month.
A. WAIVER, Sec, 30. DEINISGEI, PreSt.
The MgIIheim Cnrnet Band meets in the
Town Han ON Monday and Thursday evenings.
sF. II. OTTO. ser, D.. Il. HARTER, Pres {.
MiIIheim Escort of Co. r.. 5th Regt., n. c..
! old their Grill meeting on the second story OF
Alexarae<as Block, every Tuesday and Friday
evening
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25

nRPuANS' COURT SALE or VALUABLE
" REAL ESTATE VIII be- sold ut ppb. ic
OF Abraham Rcber deed, In Mi cS twp. on
FRIDAY, ,THE 2lTn DAY or QcToBGr, a. y, 1870,
A No. Farm near Spring Bank, adjoining
Whds ot John kreamer >. n. Faust ana others
containing l63 acres and li3 perches, about 100
acres cleared, the balance well timbercd; there
on erected n good Dwelling House. bank burn
and all other necessary oUtbuildings. The
buildings and fences arc IN good condition,
and the land in high state Of cultivation.
This IS one of the finest and most desirable
farms in Brush valley, convenient In al re
spcc.S and OF easy access 10 the Rail Rood
There are two orchards of choice fruit, water
pipes close 20 door and barn, plenty of lime
stone aud a lime Kiln on the premises.
Also three and three-fourthS lots In the town
of MadiSonburg, thereon erected gOod Dwell
ling House, Stable and other 0utbulldinPs;
apple orchard ANA other necessary fruit on pre-
misses.
Sale TO commence at O'Clock, Il NJ, OF SAID
day when terms " III bo made known.
THOMAS HosrERMAN, C,rr,.t.os
GEOROE h .XEHSER, I Ai'N''
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25
Applications for Pardon De-
MED.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. 18.-Twen-
ty.nine applications for pardon were
refused to-day among them the appeals
Of O'Neill and McManus, the Nor
cumberland County Mollis Maguires.
who murdered Coroner Hesser in 1874;
Andrew Tracy, the Mexican County
murderer and John S. Morton, the
Philadelphia forger, and ex-President
of the Market Street Railway.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25

AT sheriff's sale, at the court house
in Lewisburg, on the 18th inst, the
following properties were disposed of to
the parties and at the prices named
Farm of Hon. VIM. T. Wilson,
Sc, 900; purchaser, Jana M. Wilson.
Woodland of Hon. VIM. f. Wilson,
5000; purchaser, Jane M. Wilson.
House and lot of Hon VIM. f. Will,
son in Hartleton, $3.50; purchaser, Jane
NJ. Wilson.-Mitlinbrg Telegraph.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25

CHoSTNG REFEREES BEFORE JUSTI-
CEs.-By an act passed by the last Le-
gislature, it is provided that all actions
brought before justice Of the peace,
Wien both parties desire to submit the
case to referees, and if either party or
their agents shall fail to agree upon the
choice of referees, then the justice shall
write down seven names of disinteres d.
ted citizens of the township, ward or
borough, where such action is brought,
from which list the parties, commen.
cling with the plaintiff, shall strike out
alternately until there shall be three
names left, and they shall constitute
the referees.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25

The Democratic convention of Mas.
sachusetts was held at Springfield in
that State on the 18th inst, and nom,
mated Gen. B. T. Butler, for Governor.
He is now the candidate for the Dem.
ocracy and Greenbackers and his
chances of success are not entirely
hopeless.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25
ADVERTISING RATES.
GhMCh Z Sunday School Directory.
Evangelical,

Evangelical,
Eeer. C. r. Tssainger, Pre0cherin- charge
PreachIngnext sunday morning, German.
Sunday school, y. Nd. l. Zerby, sUpt.
Methodist.
her. W.. r. HzitFacy, Predcher-inchdrye.-
Preaching next Sunday evening.
Sunday School, r. Nd. .Kimport, srut~
Reformed.
2er. J. @. Shoemaker, PUStor,-
Cummunion services i'm Salem church next
Sunday morning.
United Brethren.
Rer. Join lands, Preacher-in charge
Lutheran.
ReV. John 7ealtHlsor, PuStor.-
United Sunday School, A. NIB. o.
lGeiningeF, Sup;,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25

Democrats, see that your taxes are
paid on or before NoY. 4th, else some
body might challenge your vote. Don't
run any risks.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-09-25

~Besosued That the chair appoint a commit
rce Uf seven 0n resolutions. TO which commit
Tee MI resolutions are TO DE referred without
ce1aTe."
The resolution was adopted and the
Chair appointed the following gentle.
men ms the committee: c. M. Bower.
Chairman; ID. 4. Musser, of MiIlheim,
Isaac Frain. of Marion, Geo. R. Bar.
rett, Of Spring, Jacob Wagner. of Pot
Ter, O. B- Haines, Of Miles, and j. A.
Mccain, OF Boggs.
The Convention then proceeded to
baIlOt FOR Jury Commissioner with the
following results