Ledger Carver House subscription and advertising rates
The Ledger offers annual subscriptions at 1.20 in advance or 2.00 otherwise with 10 cents added for out of county mail. Advertising rates include business cards up to six lines for one year at 5.00, transient ads 1.00 per inch first insertion, 0.50 per inch subsequent, and yearly ads per contract. Notices for executors and administrators 2 each for six insertions. estray and caution 1.50. local notices 0.10 per line. marriages and deaths free to publish, obituary notices charged per line after ten lines.
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Warren County
State ticket and crop notes amid political and banking critique
State Treasurer candidate Joseph Powell of Bradford and War Auditor General Robert Taggart of Warren are listed. Also Warren County candidates Dwight W. Puel for Treasurer and William 4. Rankin for Warren Academy trustee. Crops nationwide show overall good condition though cotton lags. corn up north, down south due to drought. Potatoes developing well despite rust. Banking critique targets Indiana state deposits and political gain from public funds. calls Powell elect, Livsey defeated to curb politicians. Telegraphers strike unresolved. company gains expertise while public service improves slightly. ex-Congressman Brroick shifts to the Democratic ticket with a plan for speeches. Opposition to prohibit accounts for big changes of base.
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Department of Agriculture
Washington
Virginia
Tennessee
Europe
First National Bank of
Indianapolis
Indiana
Allegheny National Bank
General Baily
Farmers’ and Mechanicm’ Bank of Philadelphia
People’s Bank of Philadelphia
Uniontown
Wolfe
Titusaville
Peopl’s Bank
People of
Pennsylvania
Powell
Livsey
Patriot
Virginia coalition tempering in Mahone era politics
Editorial notes glory of a Wickham nomination by Democrats to counter Mahone in Virginia while recounting GOP tactics. It details a Penny-Pittsburgh money infusion via Don Cameron to fund a statewide campaign, the conspiratorial setup at the New Denison House, and the use of outside operatives to intimidate voters. Also mentions a Virginia GOP oil boom and a Dubuque widow’s suicide.
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Gen. Wickita
Virginia Republicans
State Senate
Democrats
Mahone
Virginia
William C. Wickham
Congress
Wickham
Democratic Party
How Indiana Was Carried In 1880 Campaign
An Indiana recount describes how Republican leaders and agents, led by Senator Stephen W. Dorsey, directed the 1880 Indiana campaign from Indianapolis. Dorsey controlled funds and decisions while Gorham acted as his cool headed lieutenant amid scattered leadership at the New Denison House.
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Philadelphia Record
Indiana
Indianapolis
Dorsey
New Denison House
Dudley
New
Stephen W. Dorse
George C. Gorham
Indiana Fund
Stephen W. Dorsey
Academy for Young Men and Boys in Media Pennsylvania
Shortlidge presents SWITHIN 0 Academy for Young Men and Boys Media Penna 12m from Philadelphia. Year opens September 12 with fixed price covers all expenses including books. Thirteen male graduates on faculty. Courses in English Scientific Business Classical Civil Engineering. Alumni at Harvard Yale and other colleges. Library expanded to 1500 volumes. Seven churches temperance charter. For illustrated circular contact Principal S Within G Shortlidge A M Media Feun.
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Media Penna
Philadelphia
Media Academy
Harvard
Yale
College
Notice of Probate Accounts in Warren County
Register's notice announces filing of administration accounts for estates in Warren County. C J Philips and A P Philips as administrators of Joseph Phillips deceased file July 27 18. F E Brennesholz administratrix of LL Brennesholtz deceased files July 21 1883. Christian Smith administrator of Jacob Smith deceased files August 3 1583. Court set for September third at 2 oclock for confirmation and allowance.
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Estates Unie
Warren County
Orphans’ Court
C.J
A.P. Philips
Joseph Phillips
F. E. Brennesholz
LL Brennesholtz
Christian Smith
Jacob Smith
A W. Rinne AM
Register. Register’s
Warren
L A
Stray Horses Recovered at Cherry Grove Premises
Two bay horses, a mare and a gelding, weight about nine to ten hundred pounds, one with a star on the forehead and the other with a baned right hind foot, came to John Tripp's premises in Cherry Grove Typ. on August 8. Owners are requested to come forward, prove ownership, pay charges, and remove them. JOHN TRIPP.
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John Tripp
Cherry Grove Typ
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Singer
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American Encyclopedia
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Warren, Pa
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