Reed newspaper notice from Warren Ledger
The Reed paper published every Friday in Warren Pennsylvania at 1.50 a year in advance 2.00 when paid in advance. No paper will be discontinued until all arrears are paid except at the publishers option. The Ledger office has a new press and type and offers printing at low cash rates. Office Basement Library building corner Third and Liberty streets. Breep Bros Proprietors.
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Warren
Warren County
Third and
Liberty Streets
BrEep Bros
Cooper
Republican Party
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
John N. Drake
Ludson and
Garrison Streets
New York
Vigilance Committee List for Warren County Election
Democratic vigilance committee members and chairmen for Warren County gather to organize meeting and plan for the coming election. Names span many towns including Conewango Corydon Cherry Grove Deerfield Eldred Freehold Farmington Jade Kinzua Limestone Mead Pine Grove Pittsfield Pleasant Shefield Southwest Sugar Grove Spring Creek Triumah Watson and more with chairs and delegates listed. Also includes commentary on taxation and a brief note on The New York World and a governor's comments on chestnuts versus wheat.
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Vigilance Committee
Democratic Vigilance Committee
Warren County
Brokenshaw
G. P. Mead
John Cooney
W. C. Arthurs
G. Coleman
H. Walters
Conewango
M. C. McLaughlin
Columbus
H. Mead
Joseph Perkins
Thomas Sample
Corydon
F. E. Wells
Ira Willians
James Donovan
Olen C. Sparks
Cherry Grove
Waun
Edwards
Robert S. Rover
Hugh Cargo
W. D. Johnson
EM. Farnsworth
Deerheld
Lerory Newkirk
John Maguire
DBD
L. McKain
Fred Bartsch
Amos Kinnear
Eldred
R. McIntyre
J. P. Mericle
Geo. M. Wilson
Theo Gilson
Wm. Belnap
Hik
A. Lounsberry
J. A. Bennett
Peter Holt, Jr
Wm. McMahon
Freehold
Charles Wynn
Wm. Wilcox
Richard Gates
M. V. Irvine
M. Smith
Farmington
Homer Preston
Benj. Pranklin
Robert Jackson
Eugene Chase
James Devine
Jade
Andrew Smith
Ekinzua
G. Phillips
A. Peterson
Charles Coli
G. Trablards
George English
Daniel O'Leary
A. McEfree
Limestone
Thomas BicDonald
Wm. Merkle
John Myres
J. P. Wouser
James Garber
Mead
T. H. Norris
Schemelling
Roger Mooney
J. Z. Steck
J. Young
John Gallagher
Chas. Thinham
Pine Grove
Chas. Chase
Levi Brown TM
Martin
L. A. Chase
Geo. Grush
Davie Gregory
Claud Ruland
Pittsfield
I. A. Whitper
HW. A. Maguire
O. 0. Andrews
C. L. Davis
D. J. McMillen
Geo. P. Salbert
George Gorton
Frank Camp
John Sheahan
Pleasant
J. J. Reig
Shefield
P. P. Swain
Thomas Hessley
BR. P. Gilson
Charles Hinckley
A. Doyle
Southwest
Elmer Haworth
Ellis Simcox
W. B. Stewart
M. M. Freeman
J. A. Perry
Sugar Grove
William Dalton
J. B Hamilton
E. Mattison
Frank Dalrymple
Joseph Bleakley
Spring Creek
F. E. Hyer
Johnson
Fitch Burrows
Thad Perkins
W. C. Gilson
L. K. Greviey
Triumah
George Neil
M. Vincent Benj. McGraw
Dale Thompson
Watson
W.S. Conarre
Frank Snavely
John McKain
Will Slater
Boroughe
North Clarendon
John Driscoll
K . Shugert
WU. Caney
Thomas Williams
Adams
A. J. Hopkins
F. D. Burto
OG. Barnes
Tidioute
Harry Jennings
Charles King
L. L. Hunter
C. G. Coltman
G. P. Williams
Youngsville
R. P. Davis
M. D. Whitney
Plum Mead
Charles Stuart
Democratic stance on personal liberty opposes sumptuary laws
The Harrisburg Patriot reports the Democratic party insisting on broad personal liberty to eat drink and use goods while condemning abuse and excess. It argues state interference would curb rights and warns against tyrannical prohibition while urging punishment for drunkenness and opium abuse.
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Democratic Party
Harrisburg Patriot
Philadelphia Fraud Exposes Tax Receipt Fraud in City
A Philadelphia report details fraud in tax receipts paid for non voters with multiple names on assessors lists. It claims 24 of 60 removals involved fake or duplicate receipts and that wiping names with acids allows repeaters to vote illegally. Mail comments doubtfully on the paper’s vigilante stance.
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Philadelphia
Literary Notes and Upcoming Magazines Preview
The November Forum will feature Colquitt of Georgia defending Southern Democrats against charges of suppressing black votes. Other items preview reform poisons studies, new magazines Drake's and American, notices on Worth's Philadelphia musical journal, and a poem The Fall of the Leaf.
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Colquitt
Georgia
South
Grand Sale Opening of Dry Goods and Carpets at Can D Shear
Grand opening advertisement announces Dry Goods and Carpets at Can D Shear with a full fall and winter stock. It highlights broadcloths castor cloths habit cloths plaid and checked camel hair flannels and promises a finest line in the region and appeals to fastidious buyers.
Silk and wool fabrics offered with new black goods line
ILKS AND VELVETS as usual is complete. Moire Silks in black, light and dark shades, Rhadama and Merveil leux Satins, also Sarah in black and colors. Gold and Silver Medal Gres Grain in black, wear guaranteed. 38 inch all wool Flannels at 50c. Immense line of colored Cashmeres Belge. Black goods department larger than ever with newest selections.
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Moire
Jamestown Worsteds Show New Colored Plush Trimmings
Jamestown Worsteds offers an excellent variety of styles with new colored plushes and dress trimmings. Beaded and plain options, new buttons, flannels, blanks ets and underwear presented for selection.
Winter-Loas Department Display of Garments and Carpets
A vivid notice extols Winter-Loas department showcasing jackets wraps coats and children's garments from 2 dollars. It highlights carpets curtains rugs linoleum and table linens with claims of the lowest prices and defiance of competition as customers are invited to inspect the department.
Deed Transfers From Guthrie and Others in Glade and Pine Grove
A list of real estate transfers dated October 1 to 19 involving Francis Guthrie, Lena Watson, Henry Lyle, Sarah Watson, Peter Smith, Lydia Marsh, Eunice Van Orsdale, John Thompson, H E Brown, Luther Stowell, Edson Hurlburt, Laverne Wickwire, and John Patric. Properties include Glade, Pine Grove, Elk, Mead, and Pittsfield with amounts ranging from 30 to 12 000 dollars. A closing note references violin strings advertised by Wyman and Davis as the best Italian strings.
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Francis EB. Guthrie
A. W. O'Dell
Lena FP. Watson
Glade
Tlenry BR. Lyle
Sarah F. Watson
Peter M Smith
Same
IL. W. O'Dell
Sarah E. Kane
Mead
Luther K. Stowell
A. F. Barton
Edson Hurlburt
John A. Atkins
Elk
Laverne S. Wickwire
Inez F. Wickwire
Pittsfield
John S Patric
Geo. W. Sill
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Judge Supreme Court
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Russell
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Sheffield
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Air
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Beaver
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Penneylvania
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Sen
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Warren 5
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Leeds
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Troms Y
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N. J
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Freddy
Ulysses
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Silas M. Bailey
Fayette County
Bradford
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Mgr
Jume-tuwh
Frost
Chautauqua
Warner County
Ivy
Standard Oil Company
Republican
Warren Mail
Thil
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Hart
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Higgins
Thompson
Coopers
Pattison
Quay, Cooper & Co
House of Representatives
Charles F. Thwing
Harper’s
House of Refuge
John Wiegand
Mr. Wiegand
Ing. Fischer, Publishers
Toledo
Julian Hawthorne
Dr. Hutchinson
Jennie June
Philadelphia Musical Journal
Stoner
Gustave Lange
Fred T. Baker
A. Webster
B. F. Sawyer
Adam Geibel
Mille Edica
Teresina Tua
F. A.north & Co
Chestnut Street
Fansy Lavink
Zephyr
Christ
D. Shear’s
Leux
Sarah
Black Goods Department
Winter — Loas
D.sehar
Wyman & Davis
Proba
Arilla
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