Vigilance Committee Names by Warren County Precincts
In a county committee order Rufus P. Alsng appoints vigilance committees across townships boroughs and villages. The list names officers and members for Brokenstow n Coneuvengie Colgrove Glade Farming on Glade Pleasant Spring Creek Sugar Grove Triumph and other local districts with multiple residents proposed as chairmen secretaries and delegates.
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Warren County
Court House
Warren
Borong
Brokenstraw
Mead Conewange
Pine Columbus
Plesaant
Corydon
Vittatiel
Cherry Grove
Sugar Grow
Deerfield
Spring Creek Ink
Shetlici
South West
Pehym Ph. Creek F
Columbus
Glade
Youngsyilie Vaio Rineu Tidioute Horoupdh
Limestone
Warren Borough
Vigilance Committee
Warren Co
Democratie Brokenstewn
Mike Schwing
A. C. McKinney
Colunder Arthurs
Coneuvengie
Fred Tienburt
J. M. Jackson
Philip Leonhart
Ae Ee
James H. Delartin
Levi Brows
I W. French
Ag J. Foster
Wm. E.stright
Haramorn
Pleasant
Joan Crunder
Ernest Highhouse
John Ditble
SheMeld
Rufus Gilson
John Whitman
Uj. Swain
Spring Creek
F. Bates
Geo. Bush
Donalison
Sugar Grove
D. Wentworth
Jas
Woodside
Joseph Blakesley
Lorenzo Cheeney
Geo. Wales
Triumph
W. AD McGraw R, Curie
J. L. Thompson
Fudtoote
R. Taggart
J. Walker
Tipton
Piidie
Philip Mead
W. Diggins
Ale Kinney
J. E. Berkstresser
A. L Daerymple
Thoms Ryan
Order of County Committee
Rufus P.alsng
Clhuringn
Democratic State Committee Meeting Notice
State Treasurer Daniel Oc Barr of Allegher announces a Democratic State Committee meeting at Bolton's Store Claringsburg on Wednesday September 10 at 2 oclock p m Full attendance requested George W Minoan Chairman
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Daniel OC. Barr
Democratic State Committee
Bolton
Sote
Claringsburg
Pp. Meak
Geo. W. Minoan
Pennsylvania Voter Law Notice and Political Commentary
The article outlines election eligibility and registration deadlines in Pennsylvania, detailing tax payment requirements and affidavits for unregistered voters. It also critiques political figures, references Edison, Cor nell, and Cor nel l and mentions a Louisiana legislator letter misappropriation case. It notes tax per capita figures and Democratic Party observations.
Private detective uncovers Shellabarger to Sherman letter in Cazanave affair
The Washington Post reports a private detective possessing a letter from lawyer Shellabarger to John Sherman about the Cazanave matter. The letter alleges Hayes paid Shellabarger a thousand dollars, claims fraud and collusion, and suggests exposure of secrets of the Louisiana returning board. It notes political fallout in San Francisco, California press, and Rhode Island committees, with references to De Young, Kalloch, and various politicians, ending with predictions on Republican and Democratic maneuvers and the forthcoming state convention in Roscoe Tall, Waren.
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Washington P’ost
Shellabarger
John Sherman
Samuel Stellabarger
Slayes
Cazanave
Louisiana Returning Board
Ilowever
Returning Board
Shellapargar
Vazanave
Sayes
Mr. Hayes
New Orleans
Wallace
Butler
Rhode Island
Providence Press
Scandal at Erie Postmaster Walker reaches the White House
Special correspondent reports the Walker case involving Erie postmaster and postmaster general aides. Hayes authorizes action as an agent investigates Walker's fitness, while New York Republicans plan to reform the old Republican Association in Washington despite presidential doubts.
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Patriot
Washington, D. C
Thomas M. Walker
Erie
Tyver
Walker
Hayes
First National Bank of New York
Bank of Commerce of New York
Sherman
Svciary
Soldiers
Department of Justice
M’crary
New York
Old
New York Republican Association
Conress
Iis
Kalloch Defends Self as De Young Slays Him in SF
In San Francisco on August 23 Rev. 1.5. Kalloch faced old immorality charges amid a political year. Charles and Mike De Young shot Kalloch at the Metropolitan Temple and then shot Keech as he retreated. De Young was seized and jailed amid a furious crowd, with fears of mob action over his possible transfer. Kalloch was wounded through the left lung and the city prepared for further unrest as a workingmen’s meeting was set for the afternoon.
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San Francisco
Kalloch
The
Chronicle
Doston
Kansas
Charles
Mike de Young
Charles de Young
Metropolitan Temple
Mr. Kalloch
de Young
Mir. Keech
Hays
Fort Alcatraz
Kallech
Judge Woodward at Deathbed Amid Family Telegrams
Reapivu August 4 telegrams report Judge Woodward gravely ill at his country home in Wampden Delaware county New York. Daughter and Judge Stitzel rush to bedside as sympathy sweeps the community. Born 1820 Wayne county, admitted to bar in 1842, long service as President Judge and leader in Berks judicial districts.
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Reapivu
Weorward
Wampden
Delaware County
N. Y
Warren Woodward
Stitzel
North Sixth Street
Wayne County
Wilkesbarre
Columbia
Sullivan
Wyoming
Pollock
Woodward
Berks
Pittsburgh
Cyclone devastates Orange Texas with widespread damage
A northeast moving cyclone struck Orange Texas on Friday evening causing rapid wind growth, a lull, and a southward shift. Fences, houses, and trees fell. saw mills suffered extensive damage and lumber losses while several steamers were damaged or sunk. Rail cars were blown off tracks and camps were wrecked as workers sought safety.
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Galveston
Orange
Texas
Flora
Tammany predicts party unity after convention meeting
An Albany correspondent reports a New York City Tammany figure predicting that the party will pull straighter than ever and unite within a month. He notes intensified talk yet reduced willingness to fight as factions prepare to declare which will rule. The remark targets a friend of Gov. Robingon and signals possible party consolidation after the convention.
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Albany Cor. N.Y. Sun
New York City
Tammany Man
Gov. Robingon
Stalwarts aim for 1880 Presidency with Grant nomination
The Lemars Sentinel discusses a push by stalwarts to capture the Presidency in 1880, nominating Ulysses S. Grant and inaugurating him, amid debates on Southern states' role in national affairs. It notes Grant’s brother Orville’s recurring public missteps with a Chicago-Omaha dispute over goods and a suspected myth of the Washington man Moore & Co. It also highlights harvest thanksgiving customs in several counties and reports Rochester racing results as the fastest meeting yet, with 3:22 and 2:20 averages.
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Lemars Sentinel
Keyp
Grant
New Mexico
Orville
Chicago
Omaha
D. P. Moore & Co
Moore
Washington
Rochester
A Rambling Letter From Pirnspugca Pa Aug 2 Lively Weather and Exposition News
A reader in Pirnspugca Pa describes heavy summer storms along the river causing rafts to drift and a saw mill to operate from a sunken boat. The letter notes Pittsburgh floods from new water works, temperance persistence, and townspeople taking excursions. It previews preparations for an upcoming Exposition with repaired buildings and new attractions.
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Loih
Goya
Pittsburgh
Watlr
Albini
Poultry Fattening and Yard Rules from a Historic Guide
No fowl over two years old should be kept in the poultry yard except for special reason. An exceptional mother or desirable bird can be kept until ten years old, otherwise ordinary hens or cocks should be fattened after two years for market. Begin feeding now. Use a closed shed with a dust floor and dry bedding. Feed four times daily with clean water always available. Pack of a dozen fowls can share space. Fatten with a mush of duckweed meal and skim milk, with one teaspoon of rpsult per dozen fowls. Two weeks of feeding then ship for sale. Dark cool shed speeds fattening.
The Parisian method for silk processing described
The article outlines a Parisian method where the suk is threshed wiped with a cloth laid flat on a board and sponged with hot coffee strained free of sediment then silk is sponged on the side to dry slightly and ironed on the wrong side. The Lyezperia is now offered at $1.50 per year in advance and advertisers press for space, prompting a reduction in local news.
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Wise Treasury Department
Lyepezria
Lepest
New York Furnishing Co
Broadway
N. Y
Goodealth 7 Publishing Co
Bottle Creek
Mich
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Warren Ledger
Grones P. Onn
Warren Comity
of Allegher
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Conkling
Charles K. Gentner
Philadelphia
John Murphy
Harrisburg
Edison
Maryland
Ernest Gardere
Louisiana
Nichols
MacVeagh Commission
Packard
Atlanta Constitution
Mississippi
Yazoo
Vicksburg Herald
Uieabuale
Tuene
Kearney
California
Rilks
Kalioch
Associated Press
Tie
South
North
Ohio
Calico Foster
Carl Schurz
Juper Pearson
Dauphin County
Grand Jury
Wape Hameron
Richmond
Thurman
Bayard
Hampton
Chattanooga Times
Dixon
Calico Chakeey
Foster
Olio
Roscoe Tall
Waren
Washington City
Erie PosteMco
S. Kalloch
Judge Woodward
Tap Evers Dermeray
Ieee
Treiorghaan
Jong Ope
Onin
Idee
Lehigh
Lebanon
Lancaster
Yourssville
Irvineton
Misersburgs
Olim Wwe
KE. F. Hopexa
M. W. Hi
Mengy Baxter
Comittee
Iender
G. N. Parmles
Aetion Thas
Joan Sintens
Surtu’s Brick Brocux
Second ST
Wanhwan, Pa
Sextus Keller
Glade Township
Gulf Hollow
C. Leaser
Wilbur & Males
Jacob Amann
A. Mc Wincians
Joseph McGesy
Allegheny Central Hotel
Diamond Park
C. RM. Depot
Allegieny City
Littaburgh
Lyman Rilqades
Robinson House
Auyland
Imealeinud
Addrosa
W. Fox
T. Potter Weght
Ponses
Aw & Co
Augusta
Maine
Anbotperoe Lieata
Pach Reddie
C.tc
Thomas Ryan
Honhart
Front Street
Warren, PA
Howbat’s Block
N. Burgess
Crockery
First National Bank
Warren, Alisjanit
Herizell & Co
Nelson & Sertzell
Proprietors of the
Liberty Street
Second
Meadville
Fiasonetelje
John Grindley
Water Street
J.H. Mitchell &Co
WA Mrren
Philip Byserker
Asea
Hira
Mr Becker
Guy C. Irvine
Philip Lare
Joseph Hoskins
Au Tree
Tae Unty Piaumeer
Gubtee
NHW Goods
Hevry
Brussels
Parmlee & Henry
A. A. Davis & CO
A. A. Davis & CO. Warren
Warrein
the Ledger Office
Merchant Tailors
R. D. Dartlett
Westere Pa
Luimitalle
Rush Bartlett
Boys Clothing
Onposite
Shas Pension Oridee
Ueo. Ball & Co
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