DeB Randolph Keim A Washington society chronicler of note
Washington May 13 One of the most interesting men in Washington is DeB Randolph Keim a court chronicler of society His career spans front lines with Grant Sherman McPherson and Bennett and as a White House society reporter He is trusted for accuracy and authority in reporting the capital social scene.
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Speere
Washington
Deb
Randolph Keim
The
Republic
Keim
Court Jenkins
Keim’s Jr
Ite
New York Mirror
National Capital
the Mirror
Nathaniel P. Willis
Willis
Europe
Joseph Gillett
Birming
Pennsylvania
New York
Hterald
Grant
Sherman
Sheridan
McPherson
Mount McGregor
Corinth
Miss
Gen. Grant
Mr. Keim
Gen Grant
Gen. Sherman
Old
N. P. Willis
Gen. McPherson
Be. Keim
Myi
Bennett
Stanton
Mme
Lark
Telegraph
Herald
Desert
Barvel
de Lesseps
Africa
Zanzibar
India
Australia
Far East
Kei
White House
Ceylon
Livingstone
Stanley
Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Firand Cams
Kein
Times
Iit
Kxeim
District of Columbia U
Mlcary Watterson
Steediman
Tilden
Robert Graves
Grangers Oppose Dela mater in Governor Race
Col P H Thomas editor of the Farmers Friend and Grange Advocate reports Pennsylvania grangers favor Pattison or Hastings over Dela mater and Wallace. He notes Democrats back Pattison, Republicans split among Hastings Taggert Stone Davies Os borne Montooth and Atkinson. If Delamater nominated independents may run.
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Caxter
Delamater
Buss Quay
Tice
Grangers’ Organization of Pennsylvania
Governo Us
Pattison
Black
Worthy State Grange
Gerald C. Brown
5. M. Wherry
Gen. Hastings
A. L. Taggert
Stone
Davies
Osborne
Montooth
L. E. Atkinson
Col. Thomas
Wallace
Hastings
Scott Talks on Pattison Favorability in Pa Race
Congressman William L. Scott of Erie assesses the Pennsylvania gubernatorial contest. He backs Pattison as the most viable candidate, arguing farmers nationwide favor him and Pattison could win western counties typically Republican. He criticizes Delamater and notes Pattison’s likely Scranton convention support. He also comments on Wallace, Cleveland’s opposition, and Quay’s fundraising implications if Pattison is the nominee. The Erie railway will offer a low round trip rate for the Garfield memorial dedication in Cleveland May 30, with tickets on sale May 29 and return through June 2.
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Paitapenpoia
William L. Scott
Erie
Pattison
Delamater
Quay
Patt Ison
Scranton
Wallace
Cleveland
New York Sun
Sun
Pennsylvania
Yattison
Mr. Delamater
Mr. Scott
Garfield
Erie Railway
A. Garfield
Jamestown
N.Y
Dress Goods Bargains From 70 to 95 50 a Robe
A sale offering 1000 yards all wool dress goods at 85 cents a yard valued at 60 cents and 1090 yards best gross grain dress silks at 80 cents. 50 pieces all wool French Henrietta 46 inches wide priced at 70 cents per yard. 500 yards black English Mohair Brillantines at 50 cents. 200 rich imported robes of camel hair at 95.50 a robe. Special bargains on chantilly lace flouncings wraps capes jackets and long garments at low prices.
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Hamburg
Chantilly
Jouy in Gloves Spring Shipment Highlights New Shades
Xavier Jouvin suede and kid gloves receive second spring shipment with the newest and choicest shades.
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Xavier Jouvin
Carpets and Curtains Draw Shoppers in Warren
Five thousand dollars worth of carpets just arrived. The department reports strong sales and a large stock. The store touts low prices, direct buying, and a Bradford connection in a major dry goods business, inviting customers to visit.
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Warren
Bradford
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Ashington
Randolph Eeim
FHEY
Vania Grangers
Pattisan
Scott
Reed
Buna
Wieck
Vegetable Kingdom
Meriden
Conn
Brown
Anna Richmond
Newton St
Beverly
Mass
C. Stevens
Stone St
Beverly, Mass
George W. Littlefield
Orrington
W. B P. Jerrick
Glenburn
Taeeen
Warren, PA
Diamond Furniture CO
Mason Emery
W. H. Pickett & Co
H. A. Jamieson & Co
Beary
Drewett
Steve
Syracuse
American Saw Co
Warrep Va
D. Shear’s
Jouyin Gloves
Penn’a
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