Episco pal oyster supper aids church fund in Younasviis
Weekly Chronicle reports a Saturday oyster supper by the Episcopal mission in Youngsville for church benefit. About $20 was cleared. Also notes temperance lecture in M. E. church, new brick block for J. W. Aurelius stores, and several local visits and movements. Pettit’s salve suggested for Warren Mail editor. Prohibition efforts and local political chatter accompany varied notices from Pittsfield and nearby towns.
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Younasviis
Episcopal Mission
W. Hi. Clark
M. E
J. W. Aurelius
Geo. H. Jackson
Youngsville
Episcopal Church
Georgia
Better Government and Honest Cleveland Reform in the Nation
Extracts from a Logansport speech by Hon. Joseph E. McDonald praise President Cleveland's honest administration and reform of civil service, arguing unity across regions and a reduced federal deficit. He notes limits from a Republican Senate, calls for tariff reductions, and stresses citizen duty to sustain Democratic reform. The piece ends with a poem about a politician’s bland smile and public acts.
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Obie
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Salmon P. Chane
Washington
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New Hampshire
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Bishop Chase
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Roger B. Taney
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Farmers Club to Host Lectures on Animals and Crops
Warren County Farmers Club members are invited to a meeting at the courthouse on Saturday October 30 featuring Dr Bender a Warren veterinary surgeon who will discuss animals and their diseases. The program includes root crop specimens from 1886 with cultivation and yield per acre notes and a farmer practical root cutter on display. Cras Lorr president invites all to attend.
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Bender
Warren
Court House
Cras. Lorr
Warren Co. Farmers’ Club
North Clarendon Notes and Local News In Brief
In North Clarendon residents report a two dollar old bill settled and a heart condition eased, while a gas well boosts pressure to fifty pounds. Emerson No. I targets gas sand next week for winter supply. A dramatic association, lodge entertainment, and Knights of Honor event enliven the town. Miss Wisner visits Titusville, Boyd Bros. & Young open a boot shop, and plush holiday goods arrive at Palace. The item also notes a local fable of love overheard and a melancholy obituary for Dr. Walter’s funeral. The shipment includes agricultural and social notes with a wide array of local names and happenings.
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Nori Clrakenpos
Clarendon
Mutual Gas Association
H. Wisner
Nellie
Titusville
Boyd Bros. & Young
Donald & Burns
Railroad Street
Phein
Palace Drug
Boyd Ude
Knights of Honor
Mallen
Resaurant
Big Bend
Kinzua
Bucklin’s
Sam
Samuel Grosenbury
Elaine Hogan
KE. A. Walter
Tarport
Walter
Katie Mapes
J. C. Breneman
Breneman
Ladies Relief Corps
Hand
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