Ledger Backs Democracy Over Prohibition Party
The Ledger declares it will champion democracy and publish temperance topics without aiding the prohibition party. It argues judges must follow law and oath, not party pledges, and notes postmaster shifts and Grant memorial tributes. The piece defends a temperate Democrat stance while warning against undermining established parties.
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Prohibition Party
Ledger
The
Demcracy
W.R. Brown
Miller
Prohibition
Merritt
Democratic Party
Republicans Lose Ground in County After Convention
The county sees a widening break in the Republican party following the late convention. Voters view Republican candidates as unfit while Democratic contenders are general favorites. Warren notes the country’s loss and tomorrow’s exercises will reflect the mood in the area.
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Warren
Out of Season. The Tribune Attacks Virginia Democrats
The Tribune denounces Virginia Democrats as rebels and traitors for nominating Fitzhugh Lee for governor, while praising Republican John R. Wise as a wartime rebel with stronger Union odds. It notes Grant’s death and hints at renewed Union loyalty across states, linking the era to forthcoming political shifts.
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the Tribune
Virginia
Fitzhugh Lee
Mahone
John 8
Wise
The
Tribune
A Lee
United States
Gen. Grant
South
Union
North
Buckner
Joseph E. Johnston
Sherman
Sheridan
Roach Vessel Contract Debated Over Twenty Knot Claim
A letter to the editor defends John Roach and Son amid criticism for failing to deliver a steamship capable of twenty knots. The writer argues the vessel could not meet speed specifications, cites naval involvement in design, and says the secretary of the navy acted correctly in not accepting the ship. The piece argues political attacks were unfounded and emphasizes contractor skill and prior success.
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the Mail
Huter Ledger
John Roach
John Roach & Son
Mr. Roach
McNett Furniture Store Sale on Hickory Street
A large assortment of first class goods remains at McNett furniture store on Hickory street with bargains daily. Buyers can purchase at cost prices as the stock must be disposed of, including bedroom suits parlor suits dining room furniture and many other items.
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McNett Furniture Store
Hickory Street
The Lure and Limits of Deceit in History
A reflective essay examines lies in human character from Poe’s guarded life to courtroom tricks and a sheriff’s dinner ruse. It contrasts outward deception with inner virtue, recounts Charlotte Corday’s murder through falsehood and asks whether deceit can ever justify moral ends or yield noble outcomes.
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Edgar A. Poe
Symptons
Charlotte Cordey
France
Marat
Robespierre
Mare
Charlotte
Charlotte Corday
Carriage and Wagon Shop Seeks Local Work and Harrow Makers
Grush and Laurer advertise skilled carriage and wagon work with a focus on neat easy running wagons. They claim Warren County as sole manufacturers of Jackson's Patent Harrow. Located at the foot of Market Street Warren May 80.-tf A. A. Davis & Co. offer a large assortment of croquet sets. 4otf
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Warren County
Market Street
Grush & Laurer
Warren
A. A. Davis & Co
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the Ledger Steam Printing House
Pennsylvania
Trail
Benj. F. Morris
Prop'r
Aledger
Lee
Philadelphia Record
Grant
Adathaie
H. J. Danforth
C. P. Henry & Co
Old Fifth Street Bridge
GUADE
Knapp & Caste
J. H. Mitchell & Co
Warren, PA
Senfield’s Block
Poat
Citizens’ National Bank
Warren, Penna
Myron Wathes
Francis Henry
Cashier
Myron Waters
H. A. Jamieson
Y. Davie
P. Johnson
A. Heetzel
W.D. Brown
N. Parmler
Warren Savings Bank
Savings Bank
J. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
Ald. Hazely
Watsor
H. Hunn
M.B. Duxham
Jab
Clark, JR
Hazel
Carr
E.G. Levn
B. Resmirx
A. Errberger
Wu. D. Brown
Tene
Bairstow
Fisher
E. A. Weagratf & Bros
Kinzua, Penn's
D. H. Siggins
Warren Mills
Warren, Penn’a
Beech St
Dunkirk
Nixon & CO
RHR
Warren and
Vicinity
Lalo
Anloti
G Konbley
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