Political notices and tariff talk cross Kansas and Ohio
A cluttered column lists representatives and judges for districts, electors and a long tariff debate. It mentions McKinley in Ohio, Colquitt and Democrats, and a mix of local notices on debts, grains, and local vendors. The piece stains with political invective, reform talk, and brief notes on a Kansas governor and school property values.
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Georgia Chatauqua Society
McKinley
Ohio
Carlisle
Kentucky
Senator Colquitt
County delegates clash over state convention choices
The county convention criticized delegates for voting against the wishes of the people and for misrepresenting the county in the state convention. It singled out Arbuthnot and Cordry for criticism, alleging improper selection of alternates and urging accountability. The piece notes frustration at perceived neglect of local interests and questions about residency and financial stake.
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Blaine
New York
Grant
Jacobe
Hogi
Arbuthnot
Farmington
Cordry
Pete
Buthnot
Cuba
Tariff Talk on Blankets and Wages in 1860s Debate
A columnist cites blanket prices and labor costs to argue tariffs raise consumer prices. Examples include Philadelphia five pound blankets selling for 1.72 with 0.87 labor and 1.02 duty, scarlet 2.27 with 0.74 labor and 3.17 duty, and falls of Schuylkill at 8.62 with 1.05 labor and 3.60 duty. Wages rose from 4.50 to 10.55 weekly, while 1860 bids for army blankets show foreign bids at 2.25 vs American 2.56 and a 35 percent ad valorem duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
United States
Medical Department
Army
Dotelga
Othe
Exchange Column Sale Promises Deep Discounts Before Closure
Local Exchange Column announces a closing out sale with cash only prices. Stock includes Worsted Woolens Clothing Hats Underwear Blankets Shirts and furnishing goods for men and boys all at cost. Thirty day removal window. then goods move out. Also promoting Boots Shoes Groceries Queensware and Flour Depot with low cash prices. Flour and wheat products priced per cwt with bold claims of unbeatable value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Republic County
Cigar Trade Promotes Special Box Price Amid Campaign
A local ad notes a bulk sale tactic for cigars claiming customers will discover a box can be bought below the advertised hat price. It mentions a special price for the box trade and a claimed 8,000 cigars sold for oath related campaign purposes.
Ambiguous Notice Prompts Discussion on Farm Loan
A fragment suggests inviting contact to discuss a loan involving a farm. The text emphasizes calling to discuss the matter fully before moving forward with any loan placement. No concrete names, dates, or organizations are readable.
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