Local Voters Named by Towns and Officials
A long OCR style list records names tied to towns and boroughs such as Cherry Grove Columbus Conewango Deerfield Farmington Freehold Glade Limestone Mead Pine Grove Pleasant Shefield Spring Creek Sugar Grove Triumph Watson Columbus Hero Clarendon Boro Worrien Boro Youngsville Boro and many individuals including Reuben Babbitt Jno Williams J G Leyle Thadeus Perking W V Campbell and J F McNutt in a census or roster format across multiple locales.
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Brotenstraw
D. Mead
W. H. Coleman
M. Schwing
W. A. Clark
Cherry Grove
WM Dalrymple
Jao Fuelhart
Deerfield
J B Pierce
Amos Ross
Dr. McKain
Dan’l Mecsas
Daniel Burns
Peter Austin
Ee Osere Bennett
H French
Peter C‘ol
Farmington
H Preston
G W Cramer
Frank Wilcox Freehold
Rachez Bindley
H F Wilcox
Martin Ivyine
Jas Smith Glade
J G Bro. Lacy
Hineua
J G Leyle
Jas Leonard
Nathan Gibson
Wm. Hatch
Clarence
Limestone
John Shanley
Jno McDonald
J P Houser
A Gorman
Mead
J D Grimes
David Boyd
B F Wesner
Hos Mooney
Kidlespergzer
Pine Grove
J M Martin
Axtel Chaise
Wm Srown
Casper Stutzeld
Peter McKinney
D W Horn
WG Straight
Pleasant
Jacob Conroe
Columbus Hero
H Davis
L D Raymond
F D
Burt
Clarendon Boro
F W Dempsey
J E Clark John Steck
J G Ronse
J McKain
Tidioute
L. Werle
Albert Sener
Youngsville Boro
A C Axtell
A McKinney
W J Davis
Independent Candidates Named for Warren Assembly and Sheriff
The paper announces eight L. McGis or Warren as independent for Warren County Assembly and Dr John Sacer of Ginde as People’s Independent candidate for Sheriff. The notices identify each candidate’s party alignment and the offices sought.
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8. L. McGis, Esq
Warren
Warren County
People's Independent
John Sacer
Ginde
Campaign Offer and Local Political Strife in Warren County
Campaign offer to mail Lenote issues for twenty five cents per copy without postage, aiming to reach every voter. Notes Georgia senator Bux Hitr’s death on the 17th from cancer. Mentions Parrigos and Reform opposing Beaver and Bossism, and Wayne county political openings in September. Critiques river and harbor spending and partisan motives, calls for a city detective to handle rising crime and incendiary threats threatening public safety.
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Warren County
Pattison Favored in Pennsylvania Governor Race Says McClure
Philadelphia Times columnist McClure predicts Pattison will win the Pennsylvania governor race with high certainty and expects Democrats to gain congressional seats. Republican chairman Cooper doubts real disaffection exists. Lancaster Intelligencer compares confidence to Noah’s neighbors predicting no heavy rain.
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CoLtexe. McClure
Philadelphia Times
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Cooper
Republican State Committee
Lancaster Intelligencer
Noah
What Pattison Would Do At Harrisburg Reform Leader Urges Pattison Support
In Philadelphia Davis Page urges voters to back Robert E. Pattison for governor, arguing he would curb corruption, veto harmful bills, and resist boss influence. Page cites the recorder’s and delinquent tax bills as examples of bad legislation and urges full party ticket support.
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Philadelphia
Davis Page
Mr. Pattison
Harrisburg
Mr. Page
Pattison
Pennsylvania
Robert E. Pattison
Page
Dorsey Letter Warns Garfield of Friction with Conkling and Arthur
A published letter from J. W. Dorsey to President elect Garfield urges avoiding friction with Conkling and Arthur. It hints Dorsey’s influence over Garfield’s election and notes Guiteau’s act as prophetic, leading to Garfield’s death and the political rise of the stalwarts.
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J. W.dorsey
Garfield
Dorsey
Conkling
Arthur
Guiteau
Stand by Your Ticket Pennsylvania's political split echoed history
The piece compares past state political splits to the 1882 Pennsylvania situation. It notes 1834 Democrats divided with Wolf and Muhlenberg and Ritner’s Whig win, then 47 years later the Republicans split between Beaver and Stewart, predicting Pattison’s victory. It urges Democrats to unite like the Whigs once did.
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Pennsylvania
Twain
George Wolf
Henry A. Muhlenburg
Jos. Ritner
James A. Beaver
John Stewart
Robert E. Pattison
Cost of a Garfield well in Cherry Grove district
Drilling costs for a Garfield well in Cherry Grove include boiler and engine, carpenters, rig, casing, and sundry expenses. The piece discusses whether the well becomes a gusher or a dry hole and estimates total drilling outlay.
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Cherry Grove
Curious miscellany from the old city and countryside
A jumble of gossip and device stories: a Galveston bootblack earns up to $6 a day, a Denver threat claims the most handsome man in Colorado, and a Waterloo widower gives a piano to a kindly nurse. Also noted are a New Mexico powder wagon accident, dairy and animal care tips, Keely rumors, and seasonal social puzzles.
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New Mexico
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Congress
Mortimer F. Elliott
Tioga
de. WM. A. Irvine
Congressional Conference
State Senate
Charles H. Noyes
Jas. B. Jennings
D. W. Buell
Sugar Grove
Geo. P. Orr
J. C G. Fuller
Kinzua
Warren Academy
Bens. Nesmith
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Bux Hitr
Georgia
Parrigos
Cuarnes
Worre
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Galveston
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Colorado
Washburn and Moon
Iowa
Waterloo
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Keely
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Newport
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Cape May
Bradford
Coxgressmay Warsox
Gerzette
Watson
Col. Watson
Shiloh
A. J. Davis
Ladies of
M. Shear & Bro
Paremlee & Henry
Warren and Vicinity
Messrs. Parmlee & Henry
Panmure & Henry
High and
Hazel Streets
Warren, PA
High Street Furniture Store
N. Greenland
Hazel
Messrs. Ede V. Vermont & CO
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Cravens Street
New York
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New York City
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Chambers Street
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