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Newspaper

Reading Daily Eagle

Location

Reading, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1868

Page

3

Sixth Ward Democracy meeting and county candidates named

A political report recalls a Sixth Ward Democratic meeting where delegates to the County Government were nominated Dr C M Hunter Tyreo Laucks and W W Diering. It notes a pic-nic near the city on Saturday the 19th and invitations extended by Harrisburg Democrats.

Democracy Fourth Ward Eld Count Gunvenant C. M. Hunter Tyreo Laucks W. W.dieri Tuk Democracy Harrisburg Rt Hold

Democratic Club of Maxatawny Endorses County Nominations

A Maxatawny Democratic Club meeting at Peter Treated House endorses the Newark Convention platform and supports Hon. J Lawrence Gets for Sheriff. Delegates instructed to push earlier county meetings for better party organization. separate note details a Brotherhood movement in Harrisburg and local lodge listings.

Maxavivey Maxatawny Democratic Club Pari Eteioma S Prete Dei Itis Esatoea Newark Campea J. ‘Lawrence Hague Ford Oun Fecalen Harrisburg Laviaaler Intelling Ings Brotherhood of the Union George Lippard Philadelphia Brotherhood Dee Ward Guneylvania Geena 01 Lopore Ayy Agsopratioxe Pamed Anata Council Bprin Guinea Chet B. A H. F Brotherhood Hall Hermann Lodge H.j Yeager Foye Temple Penn Mt. Penn Od Fellows Hal Bekashington Ca Ashington Cas “Mansion Penn Strepts I. O Ellows’ Hall O. F Pleasantville Hamburg O F Alextown August Bint BE. D Bird Tloketa Ole Olice Ar ¥Anus Kieven Wat Clay Rane Seana Banat I Krather

Patchwork City News: Injuries, Floods, and Local Happenings

Reports describe Jimmie Annis injured at the old depot after a fall, a new brick house on North Ninth Street damaged in rain, and a heavy storm with floods. Other items note court cases in Reading, two men fined for street fighting on Buttonwood near Eleventh, and plans for Musical Entertainments by Prov. B. A. Bena featuring renowned pianist Prof. A Berg with critical acclaim quoted from a Spring article.

Ninth Street Schuylkill River Adam ‘Bushold Conrad Bower Bower Haggerty Buttonwood Street Eleventh B. A. Bena Rot A. Berg Germany Thie Baba

Local Notices and Advertisements Sat Aug 18

Fragments mention remedies for rheumatism skin complaints and hair products. References to a king's house and market comparison claim superior color and hair treatment effects. Ends with Aug 18 date and “1m” marker.

Gale Vege

Fragmentary manifesto on liberty and nationalism in wartime rhetoric

The text presents a desultory wartime speech urging resistance, national unity, and freedom while criticizing corruption and votes for office seekers. It references bayonets, devastation, and the need for steadfast leadership, portraying a struggle to maintain dignity and independence amid conflict.

Death of Ex Governor Thomas H Seymour at 80

Desih of Themas i. Bayete reports ex governor Thomas H. Seymour died at his residence in Conn city at 8:80 pm of typhoid fever aged bt years. He studied at Middletown Military Institute and served as Connecticut representative in Congress 1848 to 1845. He went to Mexico in 1846 as a major and was later governor of Connecticut elected 1850 and re-elected thrice. He was minister to Russia under Pierce and a prominent Mason.

Hantrorp Conn Thomas H. Seymour Middletown Bhapreuny Congress Mexico New England Connecticut Russia Pierce Masonic Fraternity

Delaware returns tighten race in state elections

Vague report notes Wilmington results show tighter margins than expected. Preference for Seymour and Blair remains solid while overall turnout and candidate support appear closer than prior tallies.

Vermonters report Republican lead shrinking after 208 towns

Report from Romney VI dated Sept 4 shows Republicans leading by 26 9098 with 88 towns outstanding. Democrats have surged while Republicans faltered, up over 2 000 votes since Lincoln's election. Legislature appears 185 Republicans to 4 Democrats.

Romuaa Co. Ee Lincoln

Doctor Stout Advertises Medicines and Toiletries

The notice promotes Dr Russell's Magnetic Oil and other medicines at 60 cents and 100 dollars per bottle, offered by Dr Stout at No 1 North Fifth street Reading American House. It claims a large stock of fresh drugs, reasonable prices, prompt courteous service, and careful prescription preparation. Toiletry articles, washes, soaps, brushes, and combs are also advertised.

Gricer & Buorures William Charles Penn Street Oorth and Birth Russell American House Reading Stout North Fifth Street

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