JUDOH BUPRUME COURT NAMES AND OFFICIALS
A list of names and jurisdictions including George A. Jenks auditor general Robt P. Devilert and multiple township and borough officials across Jefferson County. The roster covers communities such as Cherry Grove Farmington Kinzua Limestone Sugar Grove and Warren Borough with numerous surnames and titles.
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Judoh Buprume
George A. Jenks
Jefferson Co
Robt P. Devilert
Philadelphia
Brokenstraw
C. A. McKinney
John Cooney
Rick Donovan
Benj. Duprey
Col. Arthur
Cherry Grove
M. Warnsworth
A. J. Bowers
L. B. Swan
Columbus Township
wWm
Howard
Gee
Smith
A. Walton
Columbus Borouagh
W. IL
Muzzy
P. HH
Stevens
Skinner
Corydon
Stmdaokin
J. White
John Williams
Conewango
Ered
Lenhart
Mantis Schuler
Philip Luchrist
A. Barabor
John Amin
Deerfield
Smmuel McKean
Isasc Lews
Joly Do
Pearce
Lek
J. Meluityre
Dr. W. Morris
LZ. Proper
Elk—a
Launsberry
Peter Lloll, Jr
Joseph Sennet
Menu—D. Hidelsperger
John Gano
Thomas Mooney
David Boyd
Pine Grove
James M. Martin
Wm. Brown
E. J. Hhusnell
W. French
Caspar Simutz
Lpiltsfield
Wim
HE. Straight
A. Anderson
Ww. A. Reid
A. P. White
Flora
Pieasant
Ernest Laghhouse
John Grunder
Phip Hertsel
Sheltald
Geo. Horton
Rufus Guson
A. Kace
Ali
B. Swain
Ring Creek
S. P. Cummings
Archie Hidred
Geo. Bates
Guo. Wales
Wm. Enos
Delos Clark
Hiram Bloo
Elis Simnox
Sugar Grove
D. P. Muller
J. 1
Twamilton
Donald Stuart
Tulioule
John Tonkin, Jr
Luther Geen
J. B. Waulker
G. Coltminn
Trumph
Curtis
J.D. Thompson
Win
McGraw
David Wiggins
L. BP. Davis
J. W. Kearney
Watson
John Rapp
John Purvis
Frank Snavely
Loungsville
W. F. Siggins
Arthur McKinney
Won
Aa. Davis
Warren Borough
Geo. L. Friday
Wm. C. Row- Jani
Geo, Ore
U. Ketterer
Make Fitazerkund
Kuadore Messner
W. A. Hall
A Motto for 1880 and the Fraud Claim
Charles Francis Adams rejects the Republican party after a contested act he calls a fraud that affected Trayes and Hayes. He refuses to support any candidate connected to the fraud and warns against defending or voting for a party tied to that counting. He emphasizes memory of the incident.
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Republican Party
Trayes
Hayes
Charles Francis Adams
Registration and political notes from September election period
Voters are urged to register and be assessed by September 2 at the election house, with judge hours listed. Naturalization candidates must also register by September 2. John W. Forney promotes Hancock and English as speakers and Democrats. Senator Wallace to speak in Titusville next Thursday on the political situation. Republicans in decline in New York and Pennsylvania. Census: New York City counts 1,203,823. several states have smaller populations than NYC or Philadelphia. Hancock biography by Forney announced. praised as elegant and revealing. Official Herald critique of Wheeler and the Garrison era politics ends with Wheeler’s stance on Hancock and English.
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Wallace
Titusville
Warren County
New York State
Maira
Garfield
Hancock
Pennsylvania
The
New York Herald
Jewell
Wheeler
Hayes
Republican Party
Arthur
New York City
Philadelphia
Washington
D. C
Capitol
Chas
Washington City
Pittsburgh
Jake Zigler
Western Oil Field
Shephard
Potomac
Hoosac
Cyrus L. Pershing
Penn, R. BR
San Antonio
Texas
el Paso
Tucson
Arizona
Ft. Yuma
Gen. McDowell
San Francisco
Associated Press
New York
New Jersey
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Virginia
Kentucky
Ilinois
Illinois
Douglas
Buchanan
Sheehan
Chicago Times
Union
Court of Common Pleas
Warren
Wouewango
County of War
John Thomas
Elisha Thomas
EB. Heag
St. Babcock
A. Cameron
W. d. Pipmas
LB. Curtis
F.ayvis
Sherife
Court House
Glade
County of
State of
Orvis Hall
G. W. S. Verback
J. M. Olney
Sallie Brasington
David Beaty
Beriff
Borough of
Mondowy
Lowitt
Warren and State of
Sail
Mumihom Weentbeth
Allegheny River
Lawrence Mowrer
Algo
Pennsylvannia
Walter
aAlso
Meat Township
County of Warren
Pennsylvan
Saul
Farren
Birte
Water Street
Orris Hall
Hard Tall
Tiah
Third Street
Iall
George Oileriee
Osterlue
Ling
Offerlee
Ballzinger
Balzinger
Aboye
Honhart
John Honhart
Philip Gisselbrecht
Philip Gisseelbrecht
Lahall
Elk Township
Webb's Ferry
A. Kk. Kilburn
Hinds
Lewis Lacow
Hugh Brezee
Willard Spencer
C. A. Thompson
Derife
Lewis
Farmington Township
Holland Lane
N. Averill
T. J. Niver
Linds
R. C. Lanning
Clark
D. B. Peck
Nancy White
Orange White
James Clark
United States
Cilton
A.B. Midler
AOL
W. M. Lindsey
Alfred Short chosen for Congress by Erie Venango Warren conferees
The Democratic Congressional Conference of Erie Venango and Warren met in Corry. Alfred Short of North Madison was nominated on the third ballot. Short, a current legislator with a strong Erie county following, is a lumberman and bank owner in Northeast. The group urged strong campaigning across the district to defeat Greenback and ensure a majority for Short, Kinnear for Assembly, and Davis for Treasurer.
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Erie
Venango
Warren
Corry
Lion
Alfred Short
North Mast
Wancock
Franklin
G. N. Parmlee
Short
Erie County
Erin County
Ile
Warren County
Col. Watson
Judge
Creenbacker
Congress
I. V. Kinnear
Assembly
VY. Davis
Garfield the Warrior. Garfield's war record in brief
The record chronicles Garfield's service from enlistment in 1861, brigade command, battles with Humphrey Marshal, hospital duty, court-martial, congressional work, and resignations before entering Congress. It contrasts the Republican line with a preference for a soldier statesman, proposing Gen. Winfield S. Hancock as the chosen path.
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Garfield
Humphrey Marshal
Army of Observation
Corinth
Fitz John Potter
Congress
Ohio
Rosencranz
de Golyer
Credit Mobilier
James A. Garfield
Winfield Seowr Hancock
Hancock Boom Begins to Rise in Republican Circles
The Hancock boom is just starting and growing stronger with more converts this week than since the nomination. The party pursuing and holding office shrinks as support intensifies, signaling a brighter prospect than ever before.
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Hancock
Democrats form Hancock club amid Garfield clash
A Erie gathering of Democrats aimed to organize a Hancock club while Republicans outnumbered them, yielding a Garfield club as the outcome. The item defends against claims of deceit by rival papers, cites distrust of Garfield, and notes Ohio politics and Mississippi GOP scenes during a national canvass.
Declarations for Hancockcite Dr Michael Steck
Dr Michael Steck of Lycoming county formerly Greenback nominee for lieutenant governor declares for Hancock and English. Steck served Indian Agent for New Mexico under Fillmore Pierce and Buchanan, then superintendent of Indian affairs under Lincoln, later supervised mining property owned by Senators Jones and Chafey. He settled near Hughesville 1869 and pursued politics, with Greenback nomination for state senator in 1878 and lieutenant governor in 1879.
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Michael Steck
Lycoming County
Hancock
Fillmore
New Mexico
Pierce
Buchanan
Lincoln
Jones and Chafey
Edkins
Hughesville
Steck
de Gruler
Indiana
Leadville
Colorado
Col. Armstrong
Ohio State Committee
Muller
Cleveland
Slayes
Ohio
R. B. Slayes
Febrbas
Nancock
William Massey
Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Atlantic City Railroad
William Massey & Co
Union League
Baker
League
Massey
A Good Class of People not to Follow
The piece discusses Col. Forney breaking from party lines in 1860 and again 1864, noting how party organs denigrate him as insignificant. It argues that independent voters arise when citizens act by personal conviction, regardless of party pressure, signaling a more free country in thought and vote.
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Philadelphia
Cal. Forney
Forney
Indiana Democrats Open Campaign With 200 Speakers
The Indiana Democratic Central Committee began the campaign with over two hundred speakers across cities and towns. Notables included Senators McDonald and Voorhees, Governors Hendricks and Brockmeyer, and journalists Joseph Pulitzer and Dooley. Barnum praised Indiana’s organization as comprehensive, with county canvassing and voter records, and Indianapolis and other cities heard speeches amid broad enthusiasm.
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Indianapolis
Indiana Democratic Central Committee
M’donald
Indiana
Jones
Florida
Evansville
Charles W. Anderson
Ohio
Richmond
Voorhees
Brazil
Hendricks
Brockmeyer
Missouri
Fort Wayne
D. S. Gooding
Logansport
English
Washington Letter from 1880 on Washington life and politics
Washington Letter from Aug 16 1880 describes the city as beautiful and affordable with new paving and rising housing. It notes election trends in Pennsylvania and Illinois, the ongoing monument work, dramatic sewer project, and local economic prospects as November approaches. It also comments on eager rumor mill and political dynamics surrounding Hancock and Democrats.
Not So Bad Relief Claim From Doctor Fenver Ad
An old-time advertisement touts Dr Fenver's Golden Relief as instant relief for neuralgia toothache headache and many pains including rheumatism backache kidney disease colic diarrhoea and burns with a sample bottle offered at ten cents.
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Fenver
Old Physicians Advice on Cough Remedies and Pills
An old notice touts Dr Swayne s Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry as a quick cure for coughs colds and pulmonary ailments urging prompt treatment. It markets 26 cent trial bottles and larger sizes up to 1.00 per bottle or five dollars for six bottles. Also promotes Sellers Liver Pills and ends with a moral on daily grace that echoes the era s ad tone.
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Warren Ledger
Leld Scott Hancock
Forwich
William HU
Robert Monagan
W. Li
Playford
John Stavinn
George A. Post
Edward A. Pue
A. MM. Benton
John M. Campbell
P.tirton
Gillis Dalet
John Saffler
M. Mont
J. O. Suxton
Kilwin Walton
C. ML. Bowers
Nathan C. James
A.J. Buchanan
George Filbert
Christopher Magee
James G. MesSpiurren
Robert M. Gibson
AL J. Martin
Thomaus Bravford
Gerringer
Henry Wilson
Frank Turner
Samuel Grifith
D. Birmingham
D. Ross Sharpson
Wile. Davis
Meribus
Albemlly
P. Elmner
Youngsville
Reaburlty
S. V. Davis
Trubtie Warren Academy
WM. H. Pickett
Couaty Surveyor
al. Eddy
Democratic Vigilance Committee
John W. Forney
Tyreau
Tye Lirn
WiIntie
Svorr Hancock
Alered Short
Garfield, the Warrior
Hancock Club
Garfield Club
Mail. IE
Evie
Money Crew
Judge Steadley
Slaycock
Iowa
Mississippi
Arkansas
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Maine
Tadiani Acona
Connecticut
Delaware
Nebraska
York
Caroline
Caroline Nu
Vargin Co
Hoosier Democrats
Washington Monument
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Sherif Sheriffs Office
Warren, Px
Theo, Chase
Tipho
Chase
Sherilk
Sheriff's One
Cloele
Peninsylvania
Sid Tract
Saw Mull
Sid Tillet
Alegheny River
William A. Billings
Recorder's Office
W. A. Billings
C. C.hompson
Theeo
Tio, Chase
Sherif
Sheriff’s Ofice
Loyd
Arnold & Bro. Blacksmiths
A. Skertzel
Tilko
Cnash
Sherill
Kier
Wur- Tul
Sinuc
Ponnayl
Margaret York
Shirrison Allen
Recorders Office
Pennsylvia
Jou Miusaber
Andrew IE. Ludlow
Polae
Burgess
First National Bank of
Tilmno-Ollash
Sheri
Sheriff’s Oniee
Ang. Li
Curt FE
Winal
Cauia
Myenebt
Magerate Aly Abd
Glover Hullers
Bagramge
LaGrange Co
Ind
Mary
Agricultural Societies
St. Joseph's County
Michigan
LaGrange Coun
Victor Clover Haller
Hagerstown
Birdie
Clover Hailer
South
St. Joseph County
Centreville
LaGrange County
Hull
Birdsell
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Burdsell
Russell
Massillon
John BE
Allon
J. Bixby
Cluurman
LaGrange
J. A. Gardner
Sec
Maryland
Virginia Missichusetts
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Luke
Warren High School
James N. Myers
Bill Poster
Warren PR
Perry Davis
Berginsend
Galena
Minola
Convi
Perry Davis & Son
Providence
Mesers
MOORE
Bangall
Dutchess
Price
OTICE
Ifereby
Register
Orphans Court
Said County
A. BR. Mandevill
Jane A. Kay
Abigail K. Chandler
John W. Chandler
P. G. Peterson
A. P. Morris
Alfred Swanson
Albert Eldred
Margaret Lena Juckson
Ari Jackson
U. L
J. W. Plenner & CO
Washington, D.C
Andes
Olbrook
Sing Sing
Rome
Minh
Wugidmd Hey
D. A. Holbrook
Pu. D
Hom
Poldier
Addreay
Chestnut St
Jas.a. Garfield
Arn
J S. Brisbin
Outfit
Hubbard Bros
U. S
Stoddart & Co
Solicitors of Claims and Patents
Cloud Building
Granville County
N.C
Oxford
Louring Rook
George Hinton
Irvineton
Warren Co
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