Announcement on Valen tine Best candidacy denied by editors
The paper states that Lieut. Col. Valentine Best of Mahoning was named as a suitable candidate for the Pennsylvania Legislature without his knowledge or consent and requests other editors who aided in the announcement to withdraw it publicly. It notes thanks to Hon. James Buen Anan and Hon. B. A. Brotack for public documents and cites various local notices and civic summons.
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Mahoning
James Buen Anan
B. A. Brotack
Iron Grey Club
Harrisburg
The
Keystone
Tippecanoe Club
Canal
Hubley and Keys
Board of Canal Comissioners
Huffnagle
Conner
Delaware
Easton
Bethlehem
Keys
Mr. Hubley
Mr. Hoffnagle
Mr. Keys
Mr. Huffnagle
Frederick County
Maryland
Wiley
New York
Supireme
York Presbyterian
Vinglish Presbyterian Congregation
James Johnson
York
Donnegal Presbytery
Carlie
New School
Old School
Carlisle Presbytery
Supreme Court
Gibson
Sluston
Kennedy
Brandreth
United States
Berwick
Shuman & Birrenhouse
Columbia County
Wild miscellany from Harrisburg to Albany and back
A roundup of notices and items includes career moves, a Philadelphia Post Office tribute, canal and railroad damages appraiser changes, a serious canal commission accident near Easton, insane asylum statistics, anti Tyler sentiment, a Maryland bank robbery payoff tale, a shipboard demise, court cases, and local market notes. It also lists weddings, a murder execution date, and Brandreth’s Pills promotion with local agent references.
Obituaries and Death Notices From Philadelphia Spirit
Died at Abraham M’Common’s Liberty township residence on Saturday the 12th ult drobert M’Comimon aged about 91. In Williamsport on the 24th ult James son of W F Packer Esq in the 3d year. At his daughter’s Northern Liberties residence Mr James Kirk Revolutionary Hero in 98th year. He served seven years and six months in the war and fought at Trenton Princeton Brandywine Red Bank and Yorktown.
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Abraham M’common
Liberty Township
Drobert M’comimon
Williamsport
James
W. F. Packer
Northern Liberties
James Kirk
Trenton
Princeton
Brandywine
Red Bank
Lord Cornwallis
Yorktown
Phila
Spirit
the Times
Small Potatoes Appoints Post Master at Shiremanstown
Daniel Shelly, a fervent anti-mason, is named Post Master at Shiremanstown, replacing Martin G. Rupp who was removed. The note cites the office’s small value and hints at political maneuvering while coal shipment figures from Nanticoke and the Western Valley are listed for week ending June 21.
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Daniel Shelly
Shiremanstown
Gunberland County
Martin G. Rupp
Nanticoke
H. B. Hillman & Go
Berwick
Luther M, Brown
Isaac Harmony
William Brown
John K, Henry Daniel Boon Jacobson
J. U, Bowman
Simon Brader
D. A. Bowman
Bowman & Hughs
Wm. F. Bowman
Jacob Bombay George Corell
Jonathan Coope
George W. Co
John Cooper
Moses Davis
Hanah Dodson Ene
Fivana
Wm. Edwards
Gilbert Fowler
Daniel Fowler Fowler
Drie
Samuel Freese
Daniel Goodman
Henry Gr
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