HERIFFS SALE Warren County 1854 1864 1884 multiple properties
Public sale notices for multiple tracts of land in Warren County Pennsylvania. Properties include several Elk and Triumph Township parcels with 25 to 150 acres, a two story dwelling and outbuildings, and various deed histories. Sheriff Allen of Warren issues notices under writs of Fieri Facias and Venditioni Exponas with March sale dates and location at Warren Court House.
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Herife
Court of Common
Warren County
Lehall
Pennsylvania
Jlk. Webb
Harry Ordiway
Acso
J. K. Webb
Wm. T. Reeves
Phebe Hia
J. Fi Webbs
Wiliam
Phebe
J. K. Weod
Hurry Viney
Robert Falconer
Hind
Game
Jason Andruss
Willan Nobbes
Ludlow
William Fl. Grannis
James E.i Webu
Wiliam A. Granis
Drames K. Webb
A. Allen
Sherif
Sheriff’s Ofice
Warren
Heriff
Comion Leas
Jane Gordon
Herizel
Clarlee
Smith
Hutivus Auelh
Joseph Hoskins
Hertach
Yee
Court Common Pleas
Borough of
Ginde Township
County of
State of
Charles Conover
Henry Slorum
George Cobham
C.tvion
David Allen
Traub & Lauttenberger
EK. A. Allen
Svenditiog Sale
Nherife
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Rugsellsburg
Eaat Street
O. P. Dunn
M. V. Hodges
John Gorman
W.W. Hades KE
Court of Domimon Pleas
Veerfeld
Youngsville
West Hickory
Warran and
Franklin
Warren and
James Hill
James B Billat
Cuiter Charles Co
A. M Vinent
K. A. Allen
Sheri
Art materials and frames from W A Greaves in Varrea Pa
A local listing offers artist panels plaques oil tubs canvas and a broad line of brushes and flower tie ins. Also advertised is a fine line of picture frames with salary asset mentioned for W A Greaves of Varrea Pennsylvania.
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W. A. Greaves
Varrea
Washington Notes on Keifer Boynton and Winter Prosperity
From the National Capital Keifer and Boynton duel over alleged corrupt schemes. McGarrahan distressed by the dispute. Morrison’s tariff bill praised as cautious reform. Funeral costs for Haskell draw comment. Logan and Arthur rise in presidential talks. Cameron delays Senate seat. Washington grows as a winter resort with booming furniture trade. new halls and dealers fill spaces formerly private parlors.
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Keifer
Boynton
Anl
House
McGarrahan
Courts
Congress
Keifer-Boynton
Mac
Idria
Morrison
Haskell
Summer
John Falstacd
Sherman
Logan
Arthur
Don Cameron
Washington
Senate
Doc
Odd Fellows
Tallmadge
Seventh Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Prono
Noted Men of the Fimes Baker Pasha in Defeat
The Englishman Baker Pasha, a key figure for the Khedive, suffered defeat near Tokar as Arab and negro allied forces overwhelmed Egyptian troops. He bore a history of dramatic rises and a youthful railway carriage scandal, with subsequent Turkish service and reforms work cited as redeeming efforts.
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Valentine Baker
Baker Pasha
Hobart Pasha
Hicks Pasha
Baker
Sinkat
Tewfik Pasha
Tokar
Suakim Ard
Red Sea
Col. Burnaby
Khiva
Sartorius
Osman Digra
Trinkiat
Thei S Adcles
10Th
Hussars
London
Prince of Wales
Asia Minor
Alexandria
The Farmers Club An Essay On Its Material Make Up
A reader explains the Farmers Club as built from live oak hickory white oak and pepperage to symbolize strength unity and resilience. The essay argues its longevity depends on materials used and its use as a constructive force for enlightenment in Warren County, likening it to a community club that aims to replace old ideas with useful ones.
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the Ledger
Farmers’ Club
Warren County
Accident at Kane mill injures E F Johnson
On the fourth, at the Kane mill, E F Johnson formerly of this place was badly hurt while gumming a saw. An emery wheel burst, a piece struck his side, knocking him down. He was carried home and later reported comfortable and recovering. The wheel was 14 inches diameter and tested at 5500 feet per minute, recommended 2500 revolutions per minute. Johnson is brother of Mrs J C Utter of this place.
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Kane
E. F. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Crossmite
Johnson
J. C. Utter
Verdict Clears Railroad. oil fault blamed on Anchor Oil
The coroner's jury investigating the Bradford Bordell Kinzua Railroad disaster finds the railroad company and trainmen not at fault. It attributes the spill to a defective oil tank plug from Anchor Oil Company, raising questions about liability for damages.
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Bradford, Bordell & Kinzua
Bradford
Anchor Oil Company
York items add local color from Youngsville news
York readers are thanked for contributions while Orrin O Dell of Jamestown New York spends winter with his sister Mrs Sylvia York. Frank Babcock has timber enough for two rafts at Dunns Eddy. Mrs Levi York is recovering. Viola Graham visits sister Mrs Lemuel Babcock. Rev Case of Pittsfield preaches in the schoolhouse every other Sunday. Lemuel Babcock finishes bark drawing on Irvine Run. Harrisburg tariff debate referenced with Morrison bill objections.
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York
Orrin O'Dell
Jamestown
N. Y
Sylvia York
Frank Babcock
Dunn’s Eddy
Levi York
Bible in Schools Court Ruling Upholds School Morality
An Iowa case sought to ban Bible reading hymn singing and the Lord's Prayer in public schools. The court ruled such readings aim to inculcate morality purity and honesty and are part of the school system. Flo denied the injunction.
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Iowa
Flo
Parish benefit nets $150 for Youngsville pastor
The M E Parsonage at Youngsville Pa thanks the community for a February 5 birthday benefit that was a success, leaving the fund with $150 after expenses. The note is dated February 8 1884 and signed by I G Harr. The item ends with a prophecy about a flood after snowmelt.
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M. E. Parsonage
Youngsville
Asp Mus. I. G. Harr
Youngsvile
A Peek at a White House Dinner
The President hosted a grand but tedious state dinner seating forty eight in the White House State dining room. Diplomats from many nations attended while Mrs Preston led guests and Ms McElroy assisted. champagne flowed in fourteen languages as the Marine Band played.
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White House
Preston
Haytier
McElroy
Mime
DeStrave
Tsao Ju
Miss West
Miss Frelinghuusen
Frelinghuysen
United States
George Washington
Washington
Dark horse Waldo Hutchins eyed for Democratic nomination
The New York Tribune profiles ex senator Waldo Hutchins as the unseen but ideal Democratic candidate. Born in Connecticut and long a New York citizen, Hutchins is praised for health, character, and a record in state and national service while residing at Kingsbridge in Westchester.
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Exton
Curtin
Slocum
Empire State
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Connecticut
Kentucky
Missouri
Texas
New England
New York
Kingsbridge
West Chester
Waldo Hutchins
New York Trié
Morrison tariff bill preserves Morill duties at March 1861 levels
The Morrison bill does not propose to reduce the tariff in any material respect below the Mor rill tariff of March 1861. After twenty-three years since that tariff was adopted, manufacturing has matured and grown, demanding more coddling, and the Civil War era rates are seen as insufficient after peace and prosperity. The piece argues protection remains unjust and ineffective for the protected classes.
Too Much of a Good Thing A Candid Religious Snag
A humorous meditation on religion’s mixed effects cites Matthew Arnold and a quarrelsome couple. The piece notes religious zeal can sour family life and compares spiritual influence to social satire. It also mentions the nation’s agricultural output and features an advertisement for Excelsior Cough Syrup sold in Warren, Pennsylvania.
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Matthew Arnold
Amanda
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Waanxetox, D. C
the Nero
the Farmers Club
The
Ledger
Harrisburg
the Bible IN Schools
Tere
Democratic Dark Horses
MR. Morrison
Johnson & Siegfried
Warren, Pa
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