Local County Meeting Notices And Town Developments
Countywide meeting notices are published along with progress on Elm Street building plans. Rev B D Zwararo to preach harvest home sermon at St Johns Hamburg in German and English. The new church foundation on Elm Street rises 70 by 88 feet with a finish due by November 1. A new depot car service and repairs are noted as village transport updates. A misprint corrected for Hormanta Lodge numbering. The Never sink boys parade their hose cart at the old carriage yard.
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B.D. Zwararo
St. John’s Church
Hamburg
Een
Rept
Elm Street
Heks
Bel
SAMO
Polce
Ehlipes
Cent
Alenated OG
Hatic
Shid
Bite Reed
Bern
Peerleayilie
Loernville
Hayamal' Arto Geox Beuert
John Kirts
Ote Mayen Centis
Daniel Zerby
Mohriville
Colebrookdale
Wm. Ky
Petey M Sane
Creel
We Kanfman
Blandon
Marton
John BG
Inter
Brouchabburg
Mazdlauny
Davis ‘Kemp
Abra
Ana Reis Reil
Emi
el Moyer
Dryavilile
Ruscomb
Belen
Seias
Jno
Zacharias Be
Bhosdi
Pennsylvania crops promise unusually good yields this year
Farmers report robust growth in eastern Pennsylvania with oats and corn expected to offset poor hay harvests. In parts of the countryside, weather favors grain growth, while accidents and postal notices fill local pages. A Port Clinton train accident ends with serious injuries.
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Pennsylvania
Allentown
Owens
Lompany
The World: Afloat in Oddities and Names
A garbled 19th century notice lists quirky phrases and names such as The World and various European references. It mentions a price of eight dollars per year in cents and an address in New York, with scattered, unreadable fragments.
Wood made clothing materials shock readers in odd note
A scrambled OCR fragment describes wood used for shirts and collars, mentioning items like dickeys and shirt bosoms. The text discusses a range of materials pressed into use and a debate over how long they will stay in favor, with references to patterns and rubber fields and muffled sounds.
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Shi Tollaba
Dickoya
Patrescet
Democratic fervor rises in neighboring counties pdt with busy campaign notes
Fragments describe party vigor among Democrats in nearby counties, summer visitors returning home, rising subscriber notices, and local commerce chatter. The text also mentions a Schuylkill Base Ball Club match, shop break-ins, court notices, farming hopes, and a city meeting at Theatre Comique.
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Tee Deveed
Schuylkill Base
Medison Club
Pottatown
Getare
Bae Gp
Aporlamen
Farmera
Corent
Lemand
Pennsylvania
Lancaster
Manamed Owens
Hgar
Penn Street
John Rhoads
6Th Street
Elm
Henry Blegnberger
Buttonwood
St. Paul
McKnight Éollé
Crowden’s Varieties draws delighted crowd at matinee
The sun rises around 6 and day length is about 12 hours 88 minutes. Weather clear. Manners crowded out today. Crownen, Maradorf’s Varieties was completely backed last evening with a delighted audience, praised as the best amusement spot.
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Hall Atvark
Crownen
Maradorf
Sixth Ward Club Meeting at Rupps Hotel
Desconats of Reading invite attendees to a Sixth Ward Club meeting at Rupp’s Hotel Front and porch street tomorrow. Popular speakers will deliver addresses. Also note advertising late issue of the Raour and a musical work for flute, violin, and piano published by La Poters in New York.
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Desconats
Reading
Sixth Ward Club
Rupp’s
Front
Porn Streete
Panton Conraxton
Aew
la Poters
P.O. Box
New York
Sunpar Sonoor Cergenarion Held in Daniel Rhoads' Woods
Last Saturday in Daniel Rhoads' woods near Weaveratown Sunpar Sonoor Cergenarion event drew the Ringgold Band, playing throughout the day to the satisfaction of attendees. Addresses were delivered by Rev. Webbs, Win M Rightmyer, Hay and Rev. Geo ff Miller as pleasant weather and favorable remarks framed the gathering.
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Daniel Rhoads’ Woods
Weaveratown
Ringgold
Webbs
Win
Rightmyer
Hay
Geo.ff
Miller
Attack on Democrat in Ashaller Sparks Campaign Tension
Rudolph Henry was assaulted at Sixth and Washington streets on his way home near Walnut by a crowd described as Radical ruffians. The incident prompts warnings to maintain civility as campaign tensions rise. Dr Valentine promotes free examinations at Keystone House offering care to all. sept. 8-2t.
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Porick Arrains
Cluader
Koyatone House
Ralbok Adit
Rudolph Henry
Ashaller
Fourth
Fifth
Walnut
Sixth
Washington
Henry
Valentine
Nye
Lebanon
Keystone House
Gov Geary halts reprieve for Philadelphia murder suspect
Telegraphic summary reports Alfred Alexander, the Philadelphia prison inmate on murder charges, granted another respite by Governor Geary. Also noted are September public debt totals, a Georgia Senate vote on debtors and ineligible senators, South Carolina governor powers to quell insurrection, New Orleans school control bill, Rollins investigation in New York, the death of Abildh Mann, an Indian attack on Fort Dodge with casualties, reports of Colorado Indian ravages, a Wilmington assassination linked to Democratic clubs, Seymour funeral in Hartford, and tobacco manufacturers seeking a bonded warehouse in Richmond.
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Tursday
Alfred Alexander
Philadelphia
Geary
Georgia Senate
South Carolina
Senate
Louisian House of Representative
New Orleans
Rollins
U. S
Gutman
New York
Abildh Mann
New York State
Auburn
Congress
Fort Dodge
Kansas
Sheridan
Schuyler Colfax
Richmond
Democratic Nominating: Berks County Delegate Convention
The Democratic delegate convention in Berks County assembled at Beecourt House with readings of nominations and committee appointments. Delegates from townships listed numerous candidates and resolutions, nominating Lawrence Getz by acclamation for Major and designating committees for resolutions and county representation.
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Berks
Beecourt House
B. Lencks
Reg
Reading
Lotion Reyes
Hiester
M. Nagle
Daniel Zédmerman
Kutywe
Charles Hoffman
Sepa
Washington Tsaac
Dania Me
Bornat
Daniel
Ke Honter
St “Oley
Wom
al Gilmer
Caernarvo
Chas
Wanter
Albany
Henry
Cresta
William Tent
Dietrich
Leace
Abraham Schima
Benjamin
Zoe George Hartman
John
Kener
Givkor
Touarhan Reaxer
Sagal Feather
Eremiah
Balthaxer
Teaag
Elias Seaman
Bet Bel
Percival Verby
Jared Longel
Henry Brown
Bernville—Selferson Teng
Janes Totited
Jaen Werner
Knoe Henry ‘Gebhart
Isaag Bixlér
Samel Zimmerman
Boyertown Fenty
Rhodds
David
Hi. Leonor
D. Craftareon
William Gitines
Jotebi
Wilenh
Heals
Teand Kalbach
Stump Adton M. Dandoro
Heidelbeelberg I
Daniel K. Hunter
George Herbein
Ontelaunce
Peter Hottenstein
John B. Fisher
Frederick 8. Hartman
Peny
Jacob
Sheldy
James W. Deppen
Amonton Bright
Perry
Benjamin Seidel
Morgan Fister
Pike—Lewis
Rohrbach
Henry "Adam
Abraham Scheffer
Richmond
Edwin Schallenberger
John Herbein
Conrad Hi Robeson
Moses Eahleman
Jacob. Kurtz
Wreatt
C Agnos Weller
Soqg
Ok Ocklang
Amos Weter
Corty
John Sauermilch
Tiras Ruacombmanor
Samuel Ohnmacht
Au Pants Schmehl
Ephraim Danke
Ee ‘Bayder
Charles Huyett
Emanuel Matz
Tulpehoccon
Levi_ Wolfensberger
John Wilhelm
Isaac Stoudt
Tul Bnehocon
Oper
George ’ Ritzipan
Davidnoll
Fah Boltz
Tatn—De Williams
Bassert
Tacohi Geiger
Lafayette Zertashington
David Schall
Nicholas’ Andre
William Berkey
Windsor
Frank Busher
Tomies Bailer
Henry Focht
Wouel
Ware
Barou Hh
Elijah Bu Sensb Ieather
Ion
Ace Hon Jel
Shulott
Charles Gs
Amos
B. Wanner
J. Lawrence Getz
Huyter
Lawrence
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Naval Quarterly
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