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Weekly paper issued in Cumberland County with twenty eight columns. Subscriptions are prepaid, with rates $1.74 per year or at option of publisher if payment is late. No six month renewals. Out of county deliveries require advance payment through a responsible local person. Rougue terms will be strictly enforced.
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Alos
Witn Iss
Vnbil
Arceitiges
Cumberlandt County
Cymberiyud Variaety
Batley
Dash Arthington
Bow Street
Diel
King Rascal
Jack
Merritzent
Jay
Mr.Arthington
Arthington
Javier
Dugiaiate Asylum
Binghamton
Geodsers
Lupincess
Cincinnati Pork Merchants
Carlisle Herald Job Printing Office Ad Offers Bargain Rates
The Carlisle Herald Job Printing Office promotes low rates for advertisements with special terms for longer or multiple insertions. Obituaries and marriages are offered at no charge up to five lines. The shop highlights four presses and a wide range of plain and fancy printing services for hills blanks and jobbing needs.
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Ausaqnent Maertion
Mgerigges
Ontiad
Carlisle Farald
Notable List of U S Government Officials and Titles
The text presents a roster of U S government roles including the President Vice President Secretary of State Secretary of Interior Secretary of Treasury Secretary of Navy Post Master General Attorney General and Attorney General roles. It reads as a historical or typographical transcription with several misspellings and unclear names.
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Prositant —Auratiavst Linceux
Uavyiian Eevasiyy
W. Baws
Interior
Cance Smiti
Preasury
Aaian BL
Government Officials and Legal Appointments Announced
A garbled notice lists state officials and appointees including governor Andrew G and a slate of officers such as Attorney General and adjutant general. Details are unclear due to OCR errors, but names and titles suggest a government governance update from a state session.
Unclear historical officer list prompts roles and names
A garbled OCR excerpt lists numerous officials such as attorney general, prothonotary, recorder, treasurer, coroner, sheriff, clerk to commissioners, directors of the poor, and superintendent roles. Names and spellings are inconsistent, suggesting a historic government roster or county offices rather than a narrative event.
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Jydse
James H. Grahant
Wasteinte Jucgis
Michael Cocklin
Tygh Stuart
Viatebeh Atteurney
D. W. D. Giblen
Beniaimin Wake Recorder
Eodaha Floyd
K. A. Kredy
tLiygh Sherif—Thompson Rippey
John Getshall
David Smith
David Smith Quanty Commivstivers—Janes de Wapenar
Geo. Aliller
Mochael Act
James Austin Trong
Wan, Crecey
Datn Willer Wi. Corniwan
Vivery Suyeur
Unclear OCR text with scattered names and terms
Fragmentary, seemingly misread lines mention several names and terms without coherent context. Possible references include individuals and places, but no clear event or outcome to summarize reliably.
Presbyterian church services listed in local notices
The fragment describes multiple church services across Northwest con area with various pastors and meeting hours. It lists First Presbyterian, Methodist, and other congregations with directions and times, plus notes on pastors and occasional congregational events.
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First Presbyterian Church
Northwest
Con “Syaquare
Lev
Conway
le Cluck
Presbyterkin Church
Er Eastatdicie
Jeter Syiare
Ney
Praca
Ds Derey Kertun
Ab Dloelek
Myo
Vehi OM
Kashish Gulierin Uhureh
Mom Ad
Daeok
Paster Ery
Ias
Mab Bhoteboeh
Bey Elect
Gorman
Bearner
Manesyyr
Mitt
Rey Czoedel
Rey Herman
Matar
Bamery
Ulweloek
Ia Cearman
Condert
Ford
Paluek
Ponttret
Notable Academic Appointments and Faculty Credits
The article lists several named academics with titles and affiliations including President and Professor of Rab Seience, Professor of Natural Science and Carater of the Museu, Professor of Growk Language and Literature, and Professor of Vathomiatica. It also mentions John K. Sts and a Principal of the Crsamguar School in association with A. Mullin.
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Ltey, Jr
Mo Joboson
Rab Seience
Dines Wo Marshall
A.M
William C. Wilson
The
Museu
Wen
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A. M
Growk
Scauel
Hillinan
AL VM
Vathomiatica
John K. Sts
A. & Mullin
Crsamguar School
School Board Meeting Notice for Monthly Sessions
Board of School Directors convenes on the last Monday of each month at 9 o'clock A.M. at the location listed. Officers include H. Cornman president and I. Saxton vice president with secretary J. Spar Messenger among members.
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H. Cornman
I. Saxton
Vb. Quigley
Wumerleh
Y. J. Uamiltou
0. Woodward
J. W. Eby
Pressurer
Joh Spar
Messenger
Hdacition Mall
Railroad and local bank directors listed in fragmented notations
The text lists various company presidents secretaries and superintendents with names such as Broderick Wright and Edward M. Diddle, railway passenger schedules show trains to Carlisle at 10:10 a.m. and 9:27 a.m. with a 3:00 p.m. westward run, and Cumberland Valley Bank officers including John B. Steveretts and H. A. Sturgeon among other directors, in a damaged roster-like passage.
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Oatitset Gay and
Waren Costany
Lemwel Todd
A. L. Spensler
Spurge Wiss
F. Watts
Was. M. Hechem
M. Bidgle
Henry Saxton
Rh. C. Woodward
John Brattey
F. Vandner
Jot Camphell
Soumberland Valley Bank
John &. Steveretts Cashler
H. A. Sturgeon
Tuller
Jos. C. Hoffar
John 8. Sturrett
Wm. Ker
Malchair Brenegaan
Richard Woods
John C. Dunlap
Kobt
C. Sterrett
4. A. Sturgeon
John Dunlap
Local Masonic and Odd Fellows Meetings Listed
Cumberlerd Star Lodge No 197 meets Marion on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays. Johns Lodge No 260 meets on the 1st Thursday of each month at Marion. Carlisle Lodge No 91 T O of O F meets Monday evening at Srouits building.
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Cumberlerd Star Lodge
A. Y.M
Marion
Johns
Carlisle
T. O
Srouts
Early American Fire Companies Named and Chartered
The article lists several historic fire companies with founding years and officers. Union Fire Company organized 1789 with officers Previnont and Corman. Cumberland Fire Company instituted 1809 with officers Thog Thompson and Philip Quigley. Good Will Hose Company founded 1845 led by IA Sturgeon and C P Humbelis. Empire Note and Handdorer Company established in 1869 with officers Porter and Amon. Each company holds quarterly meetings on select Saturdays.
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Union Fire Company
Previnont
UV. Corman
Samuel Watsol
J.D. Hampton
Cumberland Fie
Thog. Thompson
Philip Quigley
A.D. Quigley
Paso
Ostober
Good WU Hoss
IA. Sturgeon
Yeo
C. P. Humbelis
William
Talbert
Joseph W. Ozilby
Mevin
Empire Note
Jianddoer Company
Wm. M. Porter
John
Amon
John Gampbell
Ifoln
Paris
Tie Company
Rates of Postage in 19th Century Notices
Postage rates detailed for letters up to half an ounce with prepaid options. California and Oregon deliveries cost 10 cents prepaid, within the county free, within the state 13 cents annually, and to any part of the United States 30 cents. Transient papers prepaid or two-cent bills. Advertised letters priced with the coat advertising.
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California
Oregon
Tha
United States
Ander
Virginia
John Brown
Baltinese
Washington
Sodohn Brown
Local Boots Offerings Highlighted in Carlisle Ad
The notice lists Ladiva and Minkus Moraced Boots from Ghoas and Galford as top quality and low price options. Names Carlisle and date October 26, 18UL appear in the ad, indicating a regional market listing.
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Gilby' Cheap
Chal Stora
Ladiva
Minkus
Childryn
Ghoas
Galford
Carlisle
Masoy and Sil vein: A Yanges Inyya Its an almighty good thing
A long poem fragment from Atlantic Monthly by Janes Lowen presents Uncle S and J.B. debating law rights in a rural dialect. The piece critiques liberty and justice through mock dialogue, ending with the idea that truth may someday strike J.B. and bring understanding across factions.
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Atlantic Monthly
Janes
Lowen
Masoy
Jonathan
John
A Night of Dance and Drolleries in Old London Ball
The narrator recalls a December ball in London with Blanche Chatterton amid crowded rooms. A wagered waltz leads to romance and a mock trial as the narrator helps arrest a rogue tailor, then pursues marriage with Blanche while recounting social escapades and legal follies.
Beelachub Fearful at Bethel Worship, Color Line Tensions
A reckless print paints Beelachub as a loud opponent at Bethel on South Listh street where the colored Methodists worship. It mocks his power to stir trouble, claims he employs goons near the door, and depicts violent exercise meetings that blur lines between religion and street politics.
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Aordizur
Philadelphis Inquirer
Musical Fund Hall
Barnums
Musical Fond Hall
The
Inquirer
Father Gu
Ayaua
Benedict
Bomo
Beelachub
South Listh Street
Colored Church Militant
Thas
Tvas
Emigguries
Diame
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K. Lew
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Burpess
Dohn Notae
Wu Town
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Evdue
Uasay
Perker
Sawin
Paine
Sasthes
Guus
Dickinson Colchl
Board OF School Directors
Lottry
John Ball
J. L
Ole Gagle
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Lritanny
Plysie
J.B. Yul
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Joe
Joan
OleUnele
Johan
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J.B
London
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Chatterton
Archbold
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Strand
Adelphi
Ile
Hing
Blanche Chatterton
Hic
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Dimity
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Mills
May Chatterton
Oxford Street
Mr. Chatterton
Belerave Square
Buaughe
Carty
Torquay
Harry
Joseph Boon
Diabolus
Boon
Duckles
Deagan Boon
Bob Duckles
Boone
Mr. Boon
Jos Boon
Bubdomi
Puckles
Tugdaustey Cason
Cazenovia
New York
Apanard Didi
Owachena Lake
Conmiey
Suellee
Atlait
Furdi
Gidige
Lake Owaghena
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