Public Vessel Misuse by President Arthur’s Family
The New York Sun questions the Dispatch’s use as a private pleasure yacht by President Arthur’s family. It argues the Navy-owned steamer should be kept for public service, not personal amusement, and urges it to be laid up if not needed. The piece condemns any royal prerogative and highlights legal limits on presidential use of public vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
President Arthur
Dispatch
Navy
Arthur
England
New York Sun
Where the Responsibility Rests
From the Philadelphia Record. The piece argues the Republican party increased state and federal administration costs per person and accuses the Senate of delaying apportionment to oppose the people. It claims extra session expenses aimed to recall Republican legislators, criticizing the motive as partisan and wasteful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Senate
General Assembly
Republic
Philadelphia Record
A Half Breed Journal Advises Its Party
From the Utica Herald the note warns the Republican Party to rise to the demand of its critical elements. It predicts potential losses in Michigan Massachusetts Kansas and Pennsylvania and argues for a strong ticket and clear principles to avoid a decisive defeat like that of 1804.
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Vermont
Nebraska
Rhode Island
Michigan
Massachusetts
Kansas
Pennsylvania
Hayes
Garfield
Fremont
Republican Party
Utica Herald
Malt Bitters Nutrient and Tonic for Consumption
Presentation promotes malt bitters as the supreme malt and medicine to prevent night sweats ease emaciation arrest decline and maintain nourishment. It claims to nourish strengthen the patient digest and assimilate food enrich blood and build up the system by stimulating digestion.
Wabash the Racing Calf Beats Trotting Horse at Belmont Park
Wabash a two year old calf credited with a 2 20 mile record arrived with owner Colonel Charles J. Burns from Evansville Indiana. He has won seven races this summer and easily beat The Major in a 2 20 mile at Bedford Park. Burns declined $1500 for his speed. He is mounted saddle and driven in harness, and plans exhibitions on trotting tracks nationwide starting with Point Breeze or Suffolk Park on Saturday.
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Philadelphia
Charles J. Burns
Evansville
Indiana
Bedford Park
J. C. Mason
Blk. G
Colonel Burns
Belmont Park
Wabash
Clorinda
Mr. Horton
Point Breeze
Suffolk Park
Jokes and quotes from the Courier column mix garden lore and society gossip
A mosaic of witty asides and anecdotes on pests and milking a hot room. It notes a Washington judge fining a cyclist for sidewalk riding, a clerical renewal joke about a marriage certificate, and commentary on Mrs Langtry and Susan B Anthony in Newport society. The piece closes with a remark on impertinent snobbery and society's fine lines.
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Grandpa
Grandma
Newport
Susan B. Anthony
Peanut Flour Promise Boosts Southern Agriculture
A Savannah Gazette item notes peanut flour as a potential key Southern product. It cites national yields around 3,000,000 bushels with Virginia at 2,100,000, Tennessee 2,250,000, and North Carolina 135,000, naming local terms for peanuts and suggesting Virginia’s biscuits and pastry uses. The piece credits Africa for spreading the crop and hints at reducing imports if domestic peanut flour flourishes. Also included is an advertisement praising Ely’s Cream Balm for Hay Fever with user testimony from C. T. Stephens.
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Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Africa
America
Savannah
Lelegran
Groceries and Provisions See Cheap Prices
Local list outlines cheap staple items including sugar varieties, molasses, potatoes, onions, turnips, hams, bacon, pork, lard, butter, eggs, cheese, peaches, peas, lemons, bread, pies and cakes. Prices or codes appear as scattered figures with no full pricing context.
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New Orleans
Jacob Cold
QHERIFP'S SALE In Warren county 1883 Sheriff sale notice
Writ of Fieri Facias directs public vendue at Warren Court House on September 6 1883 at 2 PM. Property includes Geo W McCoy’s interest in 400 acres in Pine Grove Township with ~200 acres improved and a frame dwelling two barns and outbuildings. Taken for B Nesmith v Geo W McCoy. Also notices of administration accounts filed in 1883 for several estates and a druggist advertises paints and supplies in Warren PA.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Bornard
Warren
Oelock Ev
Pine Grove
Pennsylvan
Conewango Creek
Philo Blackmore
Lyman Common
Joel Wilson
Zera News
Lyman Demmon
Siti
Dommon
Geo. W. McCoy
B. Nesmith
K O A. Allen
Sheriff’s Office
Orphans’ Court
R. U
C.F
A.P. Phillips
Joseph Phillips
F. E. Brennesholz
L. Brennesholtz
Christian Smith
Jacob Oinieh
G. W. Kinnear
Register
Merif P
Court of Common
Cherry Grove
Pennsylvania
Grace and Book
Prudence Ann Titus
A. J. Brown
A. 4
Brown
W. P. Book
E. J. Allen
CO Beriff
Court of Ounion Pleas
Fren
Conewang
Vowlship
Jaca
Michael Hoitman
Josiah
James Follett
L. W. Amnett
Jarrison Hill
Baker
MM. Afman
Fred Baker
John Bell
George K. Weanore
Mebbie
Sugar Grove
Wa Yer
State of
Youngsville
Pardon Hazeltinge
Lox
William Willson
Pardon Bazeltine
Willson
Magnus Raltberg
Shalberg
DD. Hazeltine
A. DG. Hazeltne
DL Db
Hazeltine
Hardin Hazeltine
A.C. Llodget
Pierce joins White and Company in Stoneham firm
Notice is given that Mr. E R Pierce has been taken into the firm of White and Company of Stoneham Pa Names style and business of the firm remain as before WHITE & CO Stoneham Pa August 6 183
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E.R. Pierce
White and Company
Stoneham, Pa
White & CQ
Warren County Sheriff Sale Notices from 1883 and 1885
Public sale notices expose property in Warren Pennsylvania. One listing describes a parcel on Water Street near Market, with a frame dwelling and blacksmith shop, sold to satisfy Guy Irvine and J. G. Irvine claims. Another notice details a two acre Elk Township parcel with a small frame house, tied to Harriet M. McStraw and J. Riggs Co. and to Hugh Bresee.
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Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Court House
Borough of
Warren
Jock P.M
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Out Lot
Water Street
Water and Market Streets
Conewango Creek
Cornelius Mastin
Said Mastin
Savin
Conewango
John Keller
Guy CG. Irvine
ELA. Allen Sheriff Sheriff’s Office
Heriff
Florl Facius
Lowit
Elk
Harriet C. Mestraw
Hugh Brezee
Harriet M. McStraw
J. O. Riggs & Co
Johnson, Lindsey & Parmlee
E. A. Allen
Sheriff’s Office
Trials Scheduled In September Court at Warren
A list of cases set for trial in September at Warren Pa includes M Breckwolit versus Jacob Reig and others, Andrew Platt versus T Jo orien field, Frank Pate and Jay White, Ami Smith versus Jon Cooney and others, John G. Gr etal, Danus Meus versus A Anderson, Want Eero by next friend versus John Mcintyre and others, John Riwa Jr versus N C Clark and others, J A Brechwokit versus Levi Pierce, Nancy eddy versus bhentezer Colling, Henry Stonelurg versus B PL & Wo RX, t dames P Conroe versus same, Wan Porters heirs versus Geo Bush, et al. Prothonotary J A Weille notes. Proty's Office Aug. 1883.
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Septemb
M. Breckwolit
Jacob Reig
Andrew Platt
John Mcintyre
John Riwa, Jr
N.C. Clark
J. A. Brechwokit
Levi Pierce
Nancy Eddy
Bhentezer Colling
Henry Stonelurg
B. PL & Wo
T Dames P. Conroe
Same
Wan. Porters Heirs
Geo. Bush
J. A. Weille
Proty's
Warren
Warren Borough Sidewalk Ordinance Adopted 1883
At a Warren borough meeting on August 1 183 the council enacted a street improvement requiring the owners of the Struthees Library lot on Liberty Street to construct a brick or stone sidewalk ten feet wide along the curb on the grade set by the borough engineer. Signed by Burgess Geo P Uk and clerk Rufus P Kis August 30 1883.
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Borough of
Warren
Struthees Library
Liberty Street
Third Street
Lorough
GEO. P. UK
Burgess
Rufus P. Kis
Warren Borough Sidewalk Ordinance Adopted 1833
At a borough meeting the Burgess and Town Council of Warren enacted an ordinance requiring owners of four lots on the Norton side of Conewansa Street to build a four foot wide sidewalk of plank brick or stone by September next. The sidewalk must be approved by the council. Witness signatures Aust 10 18s Gev P Ork Burgess Attest Resrs 2 Kiva Clerk.
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Burgess and Town Council
Borough of
Warren
Norton
Conewansa Street
A. Hirverger
Liberty Street
P. Ork
Burgess
Kiva
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Ely
C. T. Stephens
Ithaca
N.Y
Ny Viel Ural
King
Moorck
Opticians
Warren, Pa
Morck Bro’s Jewelry Store
Z. ER
H. G. Eddy
Warren and
Vicinity
I&c
Ookies, &E
Arbuckle
Hickory Street
Carver House
Schellhammer & Lesser
Waren
Jahison
L, G
Noyes
Warsen, Pa
Swithin C
Shortlidge
Media Pennu
Media Academy
Harvard
Yale
Media
Swithin C. Suortslidge
A. M
Harvard University
Meda
Penn
E. AL Len
Sherifh
Sleewalk
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