Por Treasurer and local officials listed in district slate
Por Treasurer Willis D Ler of Chautauqua for Sup t of the Poor Harvey D Elkins of Poland for Justice of Sessions Oscar H Houck of Arkwin at Dunkirk for Carnere IL Yates of Jamestown Charles Clard of Dunkirk mo Conn 2d district No 4 Awh et
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Harvey D. Elkins
Poland
Oscar HW. Houck
Arkwin
Dunkirk
Carnere
Yates
Jamestown
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Campaign 1884 Observer notes on Cleveland and reform
The piece surveys 1884 campaign contrasts, citing Cleveland’s perceived missteps, Tilden’s silence on him, and Catholic Union coverage. It includes remarks on the Board of Education finances, calls for proper warrants, and a long volley of political rhetoric and party critique. A Dunkirk speech excerpt lashes Democratic foes, praising Republican progress and temperance.
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John V. Farwell
Chicago
Adapes Eer
Providenee
Democratic Party
National i
Mational
Abraham Lincoln
Repubns
John Porter
Tari
Enghiad
Republican Party
John Wesley
Republica
Maine
Towa
Kan
Uinois
Prohibition Party
Unin
St. John
Het Volite
Wesley
St. John’s
Jesus Christ
Cleveland
James G. Blaine
Clais
District of Columbia
State Richia
Rgui
Carter Tarrison
Drankennesa
Ialts
Appomattox Court House
Paryon
Jazi Winter
Chester A. Arthur
James G. Biniie
Jeerson
Gulf States
Union
Ander Jus
Ohio
Dunkirk
Vermont
Tilden
Old Par
Fashion Notes From The Fall Season Trends And Styles
The article describes fall fashion with capes and jackets in velvet or cloth, dresses and bodices with trims of braided cord, silk and wool fabrics, and popular Lindbards hats. It notes demi long redingotes, Moliere Lalit styles, white embroidered handkerchiefs, and new waist lengths with pockets.
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Dresay Hornet
Movter Lindbards
Sporting Notes and Racing Stakes Across 1900s Circuits
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Fritz
Minnie R
Fou
Braderelt
Plora Betrof
Trambletonian
Modesty
Manonsebela
Pittsburg
Denny Harron
James Conners
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