Financial panic signals in editorial and political notes
Editorial notes a looming stock slump and possible panic tied to depreciation in markets. Mentions E. 8. Geast’s demise in Richmond Missouri and Bob Ford’s brother Cu anres Fury. Reports Morrison tariff vote, Wall Street unrest, and rain aiding fires but delaying crops. Erie Greenbackers pick Barr as delegate and Butler for president, Chambers named for Congress at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall St
Erie Greenbacker’s
G. W. Barr
Chicago
Ben. Butler
Wesley Chambers
Oil City
Chambers
Warren
Henry Cary
Cary
Warren Agricultural Fair Prospects Boost Local Hope
The Laveer backs an Agricultural Pair Society to be formed in Warren this fall with 25 acres leased from D. M. Davis for 300 dollars. The land will yield 100 dollars, making net rent 200 dollars. The Bridge Company will waive bridge use on fair days. Two thousand dollars may be raised for grounds and buildings. Farmers from across the county plan to bring stock and products, with Chautauqua cattle expected to attend Sugar Grove fair, signaling a bright, well-supported event ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
D. M. Davis
Irvine
Davis
Barnum
Sugar Grove
D. Aird
Warren County
Union School
Chas. Dinsmoor
Wm. H. Clerk
Brokenstraw
B. J. Jackson
W. Filer
Youngsville
C. D. Aird
R. P. King
W. A. Rankin
Cras. Dixsmoor
Ww. H. Crank
Corner Stone Ceremony and School Trusts in Corydon
A Corydon corner stone ceremony for a church is described with Rev Borland’s remarks and a hymn. A $25,206 collection is noted, plus a dormant ladies mite fund of $126 turned over to Jay White. Mill repairs and local visits are recorded, plus a 1884 triennial Warren school directors meeting with budget votes and resolutions to fund a new academy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Corydon
Warren Ded
Jedger
Borland
Ealder
Ladies of
Jay White
D. T. Charles
Theodore Jones
Sugar Grove
J. Whites
B. Crooks
M. F. Williams
N. Whitcomb
W. Crooks
Abel Morrison
New Mexico and
Colorado
Rancie and Cattle CO
New Mexico
E. D. Barnes
Sec’y, Mill’s
Wall St
New York
Blaine Forecasts Strength and Foes for 1884 Race
Blaine's estimate of opponent strength shows Arties holding 224, with Blaine at 267 and Bendorriso’s faction weak. A garbled district scene notes funeral matters and US coal mine closings on the Monongahela river likely ending work for hundreds as tow boats idle and crews discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Presidentia Ein
Arties
Losin
Edmunds
Shermin
Bendorriso
Areum Foo
Growipe
Boe Tevin
Gus
Gresham
Monongahen River
Announcement of Democratic County Commissioner Candidates
A local notice announces several candidates for County Commissioner including A McKinney of Irvington, Darius Meapa, Ben Franklin of Farmington, Adam Sctt of Lonesance, and David Manaw of Finmington Township. Also names Sponce W. Rinnear Bag for Register and Recorder, all subject to the Democratic County Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoanart
A. McKinney
Ivindon
Wot. Striart
Kisfield
Democratic County Co
Vention
Davip Manaw
Finmington Township
Delice Ui
Ben Franklins
Farmington
Suitante Vanidic Tute
Darius Meapa
Adam Sactt
Lonesance
Iegister
Recorder
Sponce W.rinnear Bag
Syitabie
Register
Br Corder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carver
Water Street
Reil, Warren Co., Psa
the Ledger Steam Printing House
Pennsylvania
Ben J. F. Morris
Ab Warren Pa
Warren Is
Ledger
Riday
Geast
Cuanres Fury
Bob Ford
Jesse James
Richmond
House of Representatives
Warren Agricultural Fair
the Ledger
May
Arthur
Union
Lasie C
CIDA
Paunes
Bell Brothers
Johnson & Siegfried
Ing
Johnson& Siegfried
Third Street
Post Office
Conrad Lesser
Schellhammer & Lesser
Warren, Pa
Keller
Markes
Brest
Orphans’ Court
Samuel Thomas
Asa Smith
C. A. Swanson
Laus Lawson
Edson PD. Phillips
Julas Phillips
Christian Beyer
James Kitcher
Henry Souther
P. Hall
Orris Hall
G. W. Kinnear
Register, Register
Chesebrough Manufacturing Co
A. Weiss Arent
Stranaban Lock
Waters’ Jewelry
Arren
A. Weiss
Court of Common Pleas
Tidioute Borough
H. RH. Cummings
Tidiote
Z. Gemmill
Warren, Fa
Waver and
Hickory Streets
Ees
Inwt
Edson & Co
St. Washington D.C
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