Democratic Vigilance Committees Form Across Warren County
At a Democratic County Committee meeting in Warren on September 1 1885 delegates were chosen to represent townships and boroughs. Names include J W Hughes Rick Donovan Adam Shutt Wesl ey Rhodes Henry Ayling Horace Carrier Irvine Jones Pat Stanley Kunms McNamara Daniel Hurley Alios Kinnear J McGuire Lewis Gilmore W m Mahan S A Lounsbury Dr Hollister Robert McIntyre Wilcox Bates Cramer Benson Jackson Howard Philips Amann Brown Samuelson Peterson Knapp Nolan Geer Fuller Weaprail Curley Martin Brogan Brogan Dunning Burnham Mead Wells Tathaway Cochran Anderson Briggs Irvine Gaiter Wilcox Davis Morrow etc. Chairman S F Nein.
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Democratic County Committee
Warren
Brokenstraw
J. W. Hughes
Rick Donovan
P. Mead
Conewango
Adam Shutt
John Fuellhart
Dalrympie
Mead
Corydon
E Sunderland
John Williams
Columbus
Wesley Rhodes
Henry Ayling
Horace Carrier
Irvine Jones
Cherry Grove
Pat Stanley
Kunms McNamara
Daniel Hurley
Deerfield
Dr. McKean
Alios Kinnear
John McGuurae Lewis
Gilmore
Elk—W
dleMahan
A. Lounsbury
Hollister
Eldred
Robert McIntyre
M. 2Len
Samae Eldred
Freehous—s Wilcox
Kiw
Bates
Farmington
Cramer
David Benson
Wm. Jackson
Kufus Howard
Glade
D. C. Philips
Jacob Amann
Willian Brown
Gus Samuelson
Charles Peterson
Chas Knapp
J. M- Nolan
Randall Geer
Minzia—J. G. Fuller
August Weaprail
John Curley
Limestone
C. Kenler
J. P. Gouser
John Shaniey
Oh. Bangher
Mead—Win
Biddlenperger
Charles Schimmilas
Thomas Mooney
John Suikine Grove
J. M. Martin
Daniel Brogan
Leo Brogan
A.V. Dunning
Pittsfield
George Burnbut
Wim HH. Tathaway
Mathew Cochran
A. Anderson
Charles Briggs
T. J. Irvine
Pressant
Wm. Yayle
Ed. Grunder
Hiram Wood
J.C. Boy
Sheffield
Jo Swain
P. Dwyer
J. White
T Hessley
B. J. Corbin
Rufus Gilson
M. Rittger
Wm. Moran
South ‘West
George Wales
Sumner Benson
Wm. Enos
Joseph Biakesl
Sheppard
Iten Burrows
Kimball Mead
Marshall Packard
Frank Myers
Pied BE Hyer
3Urar Grove
Frank Dalrymple
Wr. Walton
Henry Dorne
Charles O. Lunvurg
Eugene Whareb
Andrew Lawson
Frimmpi
W. A McGraw
Thomas
Luke Devore
Geo. W. Neill
Watson
Robert Sinter
John Rapp
Clarendon Lorough
F. J. Cauley
W. AW. Wister
R. LT. Shugert
Columbus Borough
J. N. Seaver
H. F. Stevens
Chas. Brown
Widioute Boroneh
C. G. Cultman
C. T. Benner
HL. C. Kemble
M. J. Porterfield
Chas
Hi Warren
Chas, Stewrt
Fred. Swanson
J. W. Davis
S.F. Nein
The New Press Announces Babcock Press Ready For Service
The New Press unveils its improved Babcock press and pledges fast, high quality work funded by public patronage. It thanks readers for three months of support since LepGer’s return and urges continued backing to avoid costly delays. The paper endorses G. P. Orr for prothonotary based on correspondence and Republican sources, while refraining from publishing all letters.
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Babcock
Lepore
LapGer
D. A. Arird
G. P. Orr
Sugar Grove
Arird
Duty of the Hour urges independent voting against party machines
A public plea for voters to judge candidates by record rather than party. The piece cites Matthew S. Quay and a Western state nomination to argue that honest Republicans must resist machine politics. It calls on voters to exercise political manhood and cast a free ballot next Tuesday.
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Mugiump
Pennsylvania
Tuarly
Matthew 5
Quay
Republican Party
Matthew S. Quay
Conrad B. Day
Under Which King Shall the People Rule
A political column debates whether the people or monopolies will govern the state in the coming election. It contrasts Quay and Day, praises Judge King and prothonotary candidate George P. Orr, notes local endorsements in Clarendon and surrounding towns, and mentions support for Sheriff C A McKinney. The piece references party dynamics, prior actions, and calls for a democratic turnout.
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Republican State Convention
Quay
Day
Ander
Harrisburg Parr
Clarendon Herald
Demap
Herat
Rufus P. King
Judge King
Soio
Merritt
King
Iizr- Ald
Jeorge P. Orr
George P. Orr
Clarendon
Hersron
Orr
Sheffield
Tiona
Stoneham
Laveen
C. A. McKinney
Herald
King and
Mr. McKinney
Youngsville
Freehold
Farrington
Sugar Grove
The Potato Question at Galen Pa on October 26
A reader report from Galen Pa outlines potato experiments with varied practices. Plaster treatment and drainage affected rot rates, concluding no barnyard manure for potatoes and advising four hundred pounds plaster per row to prevent rotting and aid early tops. Also notes about local political notices and naval commission, plus a squash name query.
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Ledger
Warren County
Hexey Baxter
How We Taste When Cooked at Washington Conference
The colored Methodist conference in session at Washington heard Prof. A. E. Soloder describe his cannibal experiences from Fiji. He claimed human flesh tasted more like male beef and admitted wide gastronomic experience, prompting a shudder among the bishops and brethren. The piece ends with a jab at the potato rot not being caused by a democratic administration.
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Colored Methodist Conference
Washington
A. E. Soloder
Fiji Islands
Berf
Eminent Canadian naturalist Dr Alexander Ross profile
A long biography of Dr Alexander Milton Ross born 1832 in Bellville Ontario. It details his work across ornithology botany and entomology in Canada his collection sold to Russia in 1875 his writings and titles knighted and honored by monarchs his roles with European and American scientific bodies and anti vaccination stance. He lived in Montreal and influenced public health debates while opposing vaccination an assertion supported by later claims of vaccination marks.
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Alexander Milton Ross
Bellville
Ontario
Canada
Rosshire
Scotland
British North America
Natural History
Europe
Asia
British Association For the Advancement of Science
French Association
United States Sanitary Commission
Society For the Diffusion of Physicological Knowledge of
Montreal
Dr. Ross
New York
United States
Gerrit Smith
Wendell Phillips
John Brown
Lincoln
Ross
Advertising and medical cures run in old print
A compilation of assorted claim ads and medical testimonials. Brown's Iron Bitters for dyspepsia, simmon Liver Regulator, Ayers Sarsaparilla, Wyer's Pills, Hunt's Kidney and Liver Remedy, and English Remedy featured. Mentions diverse readers in Lynchburg Sumter Co and Owensboro, with notes on European theater pricing and missionary conversions.
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Mig. Taylor
Lynchburg Sumter Co
Spain
I. L. Stephenson
M. D. Owensboro
Paris
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