Proclamation on Free Entry to Public Lands in 1885
Grover Cleveland issues a presidential proclamation ordering the removal of unlawful enclosures on public lands to protect settlers rights. The text asserts Congress 1836 act aims to ensure free entry and prohibits force or fences obstructing settlement. The document is signed in Washington on August 10, 1885.
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United States of America
Congress of the
United States
Grover Cleveland
The
Blereunto
Washington
America
Grover Cleveerann
Hardware store moved to Diamond Block in Warren
Notice from Wat Spisser announcing relocation of his hardware and tin shop to the Diamond Block across from the former location, with emphasis on new premises, prompt tin work, and inviting patronage from Warren and Glade country customers. Also mentions Erie gas test subscriptions and a personal note from Gen Sherman about his grave in St Louis.
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Warren County
Market Street
Grengr & Laurier
Warren
Warren and
New Block
Diamond Block
Glade
Wat. Spisser
Warren, Pa
Erie
St. Louis
Gen. Sherman
Remarkable recovery in Paris Texas from consumption
In Texas near Paris excitement followed the reported cure of J E Corley who lay nearly helpless with consumption. A trial bottle of Dr Bings New Discovery eased his symptoms, leading to a large purchase of the discovery and Dr Kings New Life Pills. After two boxes of pills and two bottles of the discovery he recovered, gaining thirty six pounds. Free samples offered at A W Moik's.
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Paris
J E. Corley
Liul Bowles
A. W. Moick
Very Remarkable Discovery
To George V. Willing of Manchester Michigan the letter states his wife was almost helpless for five years unable to turn in bed alone. Two bottles of Bicetric Bitters restored her ability to do her own work. Bitters advertised as a cure with hundreds of testimonials. Only fifty cents at A W Morek's store.
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George V. Willing
Manchester
Mich
Letric Bitters
Death in Ross Edmore Mich Aged Child and Farewell Hymn
Ross In Edmore Michigan on April 30 1895 Mrs George B Ross daughter of A G and A E Humbim aged 1 year 4 months 5 days dies. Poem speaks of crossing the river of death and welcoming angels as the Weekly Market Report appears.
Borough Ordinance on Sanitation Passed in Warren Borough
A July 1885 ordinance by the Warren borough Burgess and Town Council imposes sanitary rules. It requires cleansing and purifying outhouses drains and privies, weekly to biweekly chemical disinfection, proper ventilation for cellars and privies, and prohibitions on filth in streets. It also covers meat fish sales cleanliness, reporting contagious diseases, and quarterly vital statistics to be sent to the health officer. The measure calls for citizen cooperation and enforcement under state law.
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Warren
Borough of
Waren
Board of Health
Thompson
Burgess
F. A. Cogswell
Faultless Tea Warrants Purity in Perfection Can
A businessman endorses Faultless Tea imported by G L Friday with a guarantee of purity. The tea is packed only in Perfection Tea Cans, claiming uniform curing by the Perfection Process to preserve flavor and aroma, and to ensure high quality.
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G. L. Friday
Yokohama
N.b.lam
Chase & Sanborn
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T. P. Bayard
Alabama
Dar
Selma
Ala
Warner
McNett Furniture Store
Hickory Street
Pennsylvania
Pensylvania
Ilinois
Texas
Weekly Market Report
New Orleans
Fape Sugar House
Iran
Brown Chemical CO
Baltimore
Warren County Common Press
James
Sibsliant
Jane Warner
County Court of Common Pleas
A. Allen
Sherri
Ealts, &C
Wirtren
C. H. Meacham & CO
Verback Block
Warren Savings Bank
D. Shear
T Carpets
G.L. Friday
Grocer
Wyater Street
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