Warren county sheriff sales of Ohman and others lands
Multiple 19th century sheriff sales list properties in Pine Grove and Cherry Grove townships Warren County Pennsylvania. It includes Olson Ohman and Nils Johan Sallomonsen estates with acres and improvements, plus various leaseholds and oil works. Notices dated November 11 1832 1852 1882 reference writs Fieri Facias Levari Fucias and testatum fieri facias and court actions.
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Herief
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Borough of
Warren
Pine Grove
County of
Pennsylvania
Jessie Ruland
Valentine Run
Sai Ran
Patrick Murry
Orson Ohman
Recorder of Deeds
State of
Olson Ohman
T. L. Putnam
Herife
Cherry Grove
Kerwin
K.J. Straight
Thos. Thompson & Co
Shirley & Hostetter
Angus McPherson
Austin
D. Mills
Anus McPherson
J. W. Humphrey , CO
McPherson
Jiessivier We
Warrenton
Pine Grove Township
John Ruland
H. Rulard
D. Thompson
Patrick Murray
Nils Johan Sallomonsen
Olon Ohman
A. Wickstrom
O.W. Randall
Sheyviit. Fs
Warren, Pa
She
Smherife
Levari Kucias
Court House
Cherry Grove Township
O. N. Hazen
A. W. Thompson
Co. W. Randall
Sherif
Anon
Lalvik
Deseribed Grove Township
Warren Navivania
Stess
HK. Miller
Orb Kl Gendortt
Court of Common Press
Webborton
Esterly
J. M. Guffey
J.W
Heriff
War- Ten
South West
W. B. Benedict
Enterprise
Titusville Road
A. Peitter
Victor
Benedict
Victor 8
Waren
Livineton
Brokenstraw Township
Brokenstraw Creek
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Irvington
M. B.L Biddle
Dames Sands
oGiock
Smith
Sydney E. Smith
Gaevart
Sheffield
Hall
Orris Hall
Laura Host
Recorder’s Office
William Hoyt
Laura Hoyt
Albert Bennett
Hepaff
J. B. Andrews
M. Murphy
Henne
George Hector
George L. Deyo
Ary
Kit's
Politically Curious Times in Youngsville and Nation
In Youngsville the piece reflects on the election aftermath as citizens shift from party loyalty to national Union interests. It urges abolition of internal revenue, tariff revision, universal silver coinage, and repurposing idle government money, then praises an honest administration and crop outcomes. It notes local convalescence, a new church, mill injury, a new tailor shop, and marriage fever amid quiet politics. It mentions Seerice’s anti monopolist ticket for 1784 with Thurman and Regan, and a Republican ticket with Windom and Cornell, questioning party independence from monopolists.
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Granger
Congress
Internal Revenue
Washington
Frank M. Siggins
Doctor Blodgett
Frank Haliday
Brace’s Mill
W. A. Morris
New Taylor
Odd Fellows Building
Rivalry Between Omaha Women Turns Sour Over Man
Two Omaha women vied for the same man with competing charms until the rivalry turned poisonous by a dash of vitriol. The incident reshapes local social headlines as authorities investigate.
Debate on silver dollars and paper currency rights
In a critique from November 14, 1882, H. B. argues that silver dollars are not true money because their value hinges on government weight and broker manipulation. He contends paper money and gold certificates function better, with citizens preferring paper to silver or gold coins and Congress not to force undesired coinage on the public.
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Congress
Board of Brokers
United States
Treasury
New York Clearing House
Clearing House Association
H. B
Science in Treatment of Eyes and Quiet Campaign
Nine years ago Mr. P. Lusher of Venango county Pa sought help for blindness and a failing other eye. Dr Sadler of Pittsburgh performed a radical cure and restored perfect sight. The piece also notes Pennsylvania’s vote totals and a calm political campaign described as foregone.
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P.&. Lusher
Tockland
Venango County
Sadler
Penn Avenue
Pittsburch
Lusher
Mr. J
Pennsylvania
Washington Fumes Over 1882 Political Anxiety
From the National Capitol, a Ledger report paints a somber mood among office holders and department staff. It cites discontent with radical party leaders, mentions alleged misuse of political assessments, and notes calls for investigation into Hubbell’s committee spending. Discussions touch on Garfield memorial efforts and past Lincoln memorial fundraising failures.
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Wasi
D.C
Maine
Hancock
Washington
New York
Indiana
Arthur
United States
George M. Robeson
New Jersey
Robeson
Europe
Jay Hubbell
Steve” French
Hubbell
Treasury
Virginia
Sulsbelk
Philadelphia
Capitol
Treasury Department
Garfield
Linoin
Spin
Spinner
Wyman
Garfield Enterprises
Garfield Amonu
Free Trial Bottle Offer for Consumption Cure
An advertisement offers Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption with a free trial at A W Merck's Drug Store. It lists severe coughs colds asthma bronchitis hay fever voice loss hoarseness and lung throat ailments as curable and promises positive results. The note also mentions political figures in a separate critical aside.
Independent split shapes Stewart vote near fifty thousand
Stewart’s gubernatorial bid will be close to fifty thousand votes but not a true gauge of Independent strength. The Independents split between supporting Stewart and challenging Bea ver, with Pattison gaining from their indecision.
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Stewart
Beaver
Pattison
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