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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1886

Page

4

Warren Ledger Adverts Local Printing and Democratic Ticker

The Warren Ledger notes weekly Friday publication at 1.50 yearly in advance or 2.00 otherwise. It warns against sending papers out of town without advance payment and mentions a refitted office for printing. Democratic ticker lists Chauncey Black, Robert Ricketts, Maxwell Stevens, J Simpson Africa, Brennan Lathe, and T. Anders for various offices.

Warren. i. 4 Warren Mus ‘Mardner Library Landing Publishers Chauncey F. Black York Robert B. Ricketts Maxwell Steven Inter J.simpson Africa Huntigden BREN T. A. Anders

Democratic Vigilance Committee for 3SSG list of members

A fragmented roster lists numerous individuals connected to the Democratic Vigilance Committee for 3SSG. The names include Wm Coleman John Currie John Cooney W. C Arth EF OM Farnsworth W. DB Johnson Dr. Jey William Rain Richard Gilmore Eld Allen Mc Guire Samuel Eldred A Oviatt J A Bennett Hostjn Wro McMahon Hyde M Richard FAEMINGT Benj Franklin Veer MN Homer Preston Wmn Jackson Isaac Houghw On Gus Samel Rane dall E G Leonard Mead Thomas Mooney Norris W sperger Wr Taies T Ua Merkle Thomas Mc Donald J T Hua Thos ddel Couse Charles Dunham Ed Schimmelteng FINI GRO WI Brown Joh Hiram Fry Kelly Sinutz PIEI Sta dha Welt Win ISON Campbell Gen John Brown Josey hy teileon Job i Selon W AM Carrier Lt Ryan Admus L YOUNIAVIST Arthur Fummer pier HELI fide KR Willian K Kapp

Wm. Coleman John Currie John Cooney W. C OM. Farnsworth W. DB. Johnson Dr. Jey William Rain Richard Gilmore Delut Mus Guire Eld Allen William, McGuire Samuel Eldred A. Oviatt ELK J. A Bennett Wro McMahon Hyde Richard Faemingt Benj. Franklin Veer Homer Preston Wmn Jackson Isaac Houghw On Gus Samel UN Ranedall E. G Leonard Oa Crsay Mead Thomas Mooney Norris W. Sperger Wr Taies T. v Ua Merkle Thomas McDonald J.T. Hua Thos Ddel- Couse Charles, Dunham Schimmelteng Brown Joh Hiram Fry Kelly Sinutz

County Committee Members Named for Ensuing Year

The list of county committee members includes representatives from multiple townships such as Brokenstraw Linus Mead Corénango F Honbart Columbus N B Carrier Corydon Wm McCalli Cherry Grove E Matt Deerfield L Newkirk and others like Mead Roger Mooney Pleasant E Grunder and Spring Creek Curti Triumph C Watson IW Conarro. The compilation covers numerous towns including Clarendon Columbus Tidioute Warren and Youngsville with varied surnames and initials reflecting party appointments for the forthcoming year.

Ounty Brokenstraw Linus Mead Corénango F. Honbart Columbus Carrier Corydon Wm. McCalli Cherry Grove Matt Deerfield L. Newkirk Mdred John B. Pierce Elk— Lonsherry Freehold J. W. Wynn Farmington Henry Smith Glade John Rowland Kinzua J. C. Fuller Limestone M. Merkle Mead Roger Mooney Pine Grove J. M. Martin Filisfield McMillin Pleasant E. Grunder Sheffield Cieo Horton W. Bovee Spring Creek Curti -Trhimph—Aa C Watson Conarro Borotuhs Clarendon K. L

Lavon eyes rep in congress amid party chatter

Local political chatter notes Lavon has a chance to send a representative to Congress as Democrats discuss the September deadline to secure votes. The passage mentions reactions to the Democratic administration over the past year and calls for guidance on how to support mounting issues.

Lavon Congress Que Aluil Clevidlaid Scott Tesues

At Cold Harbor Endurance Amid the Battle Smoke

Witness recounts the Union stand at Cold Harbor as dusk falls, the fog of powder and the chaos of assault. Confederate lines press the parapet, officers urge, and the Union guns smash back. A fierce breakout culminates in a brutal, deadly counterattack and heavy casualties.

Arti Gate Yiat Bel Atea Ue Ted Coufisles Chicago Times T —Brank Wilkeson

Strange Pocketbook Heist Aboard Train

A strange exchange unfolds on a train as a conductor's pocketbook containing £20 is claimed to be stolen by a senator and later recovered amid linen thrown aside. Edison plans Florida experiments on earth currents to revolutionize telegraphy, aiming to improve telegraph wires.

Jol Sherman Columbus Thomas Edison Florida

Only a Magdalen found in the river

Fragmented poetic prose notes a Magdalen found in the river drifting with incoming tide. The passage evokes a vivid, troubled scene of humanity and memory with garbled lines about lips, breath, and harbor lights, blending sorrow and impressionistic imagery.

Rive

Popular taste in engravings of battle scenes

A New York Mail and Express interview discusses cheap engravings and pictures of Waterloo Gettysburg and Fortuny battle scenes. The speaker notes engravings educate, refine taste, and influence buyers who study modern printers and collectors.

Ald Saard Aidle Waterloo Gettys Fortuny New York Mail and Express

Fragments From a Doctor on Alcohol Patients and Delirium

An article recounts a doctor’s experiences treating men with alcohol-related delirium. It describes surreal symptoms including flowers pouring from the sky, a brass band playing, and a patient watching toy soldiers, with others composing checks and reciting forgotten languages. The piece critiques simplistic views of intoxicated behavior and equates horse sense with intellect and emotion in humans.

Garele Hin Jean Giote-Demourat

Albany’s 200th anniversary in a window display

A Century-old New Town tribute shows Albany’s September issue of The Albany Gazette displayed in a shop window. The copy mixes general news, runaway slave ads, and political notices as items are shuffled together, per Chicago Herald. The Chicago Times notes lava beds near Oroville, California are being repurposed for agriculture with orchards, vineyards, and homes rising.

Albany Albany Gazette Tata News Chicago Herald Oroville Cal Chicago Times

Chauncey F Black for Governor Dominates Democratic Nominees

Chauncey Forward Black, born in Pennsylvania in 183, emerges as a central figure in the Democratic slate for governor. The article tracks his career from early life through his wartime service, political rise, and roles in state government, highlighting his 1882 convention prominence and tenure as president of the senate. It also notes other nominees such as J. Simpson Africa for internal affairs secretary, Willan J. Brennen for auditor general, and various campaign dynamics including labor and prohibition debates.

Tie County Black Amd i Tss Stout Cinginasticon Hancock Deintte Binen William T. Davies Bradford Heutenant LoVernor Senate Hovland Ingder Huntingdon Huntingdon Academy Janes Simp Department of Internal Incuuutent Eto Africa McCan Commonwealth Arr Perfurs Weney Adrien Republis Wald G. Brennen Willan J. Brennen Pitts Brennen J. R. Dud

Meerschaum Mine and Kaolin Rumor in America

A reader in Oregon asks about meerschaum sources and a supposed mine. An expert notes kaolin deposits misidentified as meerschaum, explains tests, and cites Eskischia in Asia Minor as the true source while recounting Turkish caution toward inquiring outsiders. The piece traces US consumption, prices, and carving labor, alongside a Vermont sighting of a near meerschaum material and the decline of the craft.

Oregon Mmeerschauin Mexico Columbia College Museum Eskischia Asia Minor United States

The Grasshopper and the eAnt Blithesome Shopper Tale

A muddled fable-like tale contrasts a Grasshopper and a laborer, with a blithe shopper singing through hardship. Wint and Simpsen & Co. are referenced in a disruptive incident. two die from overwork while the Grasshopper and heir enjoy wealth. London Truth suggests patience amid derangement will ease.

Wint and Simpsen & Co

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