County Committee for 1886 Named in Long Listing
The county committee for 1886 includes many named gentlemen from towns such as Conewango Columbus Freehold Parmington Glade Kinzua Pine Grove Pleasant Sheffield Southwest Spring Creek Clarendon Cohoais Tidbute Warren Youngsville and Sedgwick with secretaries and several local figures noted for their public roles. The document mentions success in ports and political comments on Democratic and Prohibition dynamics reflecting tensions within the era’s party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Bennett
Peters Holti
Wm McMahon
Freesolu
Charles Cook
L. Hyde
M. W. Irving
Richard Gaite
Farminglon
Benj. Franklin
Homer Preston
Wm. Jackson
Feane Moughnot
Slaim
Thomas Farrell
James Nowlan
Andrew Smith
Gus Samuelson
Randall
Geer
Ein2ua
EB Oa Weaurall
James
Leonard
JW. Casey
T. C. Shillip
St Johns
William
Merkle
Thomas McDonald
J. P. Wouser
Mead Thomas Mooney
Thos. Norris
W. C. Sperger
Winhares
Dur Schimmeliex
Pine Ghove
Brown John Kelly
Hiram Fry
Smuts
Estont
Brokenshaw
Darius Meal
Conewango
J. Henhart
Columbus- Corydon
McCallister
Cherry Grove
Aled
Deerfell
L. Newkirk
Wdred
John B. Pierce
A. Lonsberry
Freehold
C. W. Wyn
Parmingtich
Kenry Smith
Pitisiell
D. J. McMiin
Pleasant
E. Grands
Sheffield
Geo
Torton
W. Tovee
Watson—Weghenhstbe
Clarendon
T. Shug
Cohoais
Tidbute
Warren
Youngsville
John W. Davis
Prohibition Debate Shapes 1884 Ballot Outlook
The piece describes a newspaper appeal to boost subscriptions, a Black's Ledger pledge, and a heated 1884 political scene. It covers Prohibition Party strength, Republican splits, and anticipated crossovers as candidates like Beaver and Blacks vie for state office amid party shifts. The tone mirrors a late 19th century campaign panorama with factional lines and electoral stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zene Beaver
Quay
T Rap
Black
Mihough
Iuui
Promi Walle
Cheatur County
Prohibition Party
St. John and
Daniel
United States
J. M. Palmer
Mlexheny County
Fair third annual fair aims to impress with exhibits and entertainment
The article announces the third annual fair starting Tuesday with an emphasis on helpful public involvement. It urges farmers to enter exhibits early and notes stock premium judging will occur from 11 to 2. It condemns public abuses and references inspector Wagner and political commentary, then shifts to a controversial and unclear passage about social norms and decorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TCO
Fratricide in Hlowrible tragedy in Hornellsville
In Hornellsville New York Chauncey Boughton aged 18 attacked his six year old brother Nathan with a weapon inflicting fatal head injuries. The family lived near the first ward schoolhouse where Chauncey had been a pupil until May when illness impaired his health and mind. Despite prior improvements he showed signs of instability and attempted suicide earlier. After dinner Chauncey killed Nathan then asked his mother to leave. Nathan died soon after. The incident is recorded amid wider dispatches on international affairs and local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey
Spina Mar
Nate
Tittle
Lex
United States
Arthur G. Sedgewick
Sedgewick
Yeisun
Alevieues
Hansus
Larry DD
Sinit Chelen
Lake Tollewi
Bustos
Amithy
Hfanilion
Ora
Smith
Ian
Mother Wa
Yoususvitee
Fru
FLW
Angeline
Chagu
Hened
Freese
J. W. Argel
Belldine
Ort Pettit
J.N. Lacy
Warta
J. D. Shannon
C. Diefendorf
Bu Ness
Yukk
Agsville
Weil An Jubang
Untitled advertisement text with mixed words and claims
An unclear advertisement fragment promises a bundle offer including a magnifier and poultry book with a cash payment incentive. It describes a renewal period of one year and a 13 day extension, urging readers to act for best bargain and attention to the des ers tisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Fey
Thess
Siashy
Newal
Vermont
Amd
Peculiar Water Well Eruption Shocks Belleplain Iowa Town
A strange well eruption in Belleplain Iowa sends water jets skyward and forms two courses of riverlike streams flooding the town. The burst occurred at 180 feet during boring, forcing water up to 700 feet and later 16 feet in diameter. Citizens alarmed, seeking swift action. authorities assess the hazard and discuss remedies as the flood damages unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Belleplain
Iowa
Gil
Ube
Il Gan
Great Attractions Fair Week at Bell Brothers
A bustling sale feature item lists large stock for midsummer bargains. Woolen blankets, corsets, gloves, novelties, and dress goods are advertised at low prices. Local notices report personnel moves, business changes, and community updates alongside a push for fall goods and health products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Brothers
Osale
Lisle Quread
Prohibition Platform Denounces Old Parties in State
A Prohibition Convention in Hagburg adopted their platform denouncing the Republican and Democratic parties over liquor policy, calling for nationwide prohibition, tighter enforcement, and end to liquor traffic. It lists measures on taxation, labor, Sabbath enforcement, and marriage law reform, ending with a slate of officers and a keynote doxology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witter
Abs
Blaine
Jamey
Republic Party
Repud
Pon Bovarment
Mina
Republiesa
Theos Doubtivs
Ne Winiters
Imin Rs
Tin Ali
Exnact
Prohibition Party
Tiemar
Firth
Isag Viermits
Territories
District of Columbia
Congress
Republican and Democrati
Ley Fouth
Grink Trafic
Gates
Pourteenth
Haghburg
Charles S. Wolfe
Union For
AL Barker
Cambia
Roe Put
Charles J.awlex
Lackawanna
Josui Jmery
Lavrence
John M. Pahaer
Cong
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the Ledger
Frida Pa
Syd Third
Liberty Stree
Ng, Curners
Pabiivleis
Tarren. PA
Chauncey F. Black
York
Robert B. Ricketts
Congres-inan-at- la
Maxwell Stevenson
Plon Africa
If Lyonerine
Philnaugdan
Willta Musc Orr
Rufus P. King
P. J
Democratic Vigilance Committee
ISSG
Brokenstraw
Coleman
John H Couey
Ee M McLaughlin
Tlvand
Alien
William Mc Samuel Eldred
Tm Whitney
Charles Briggs
George Hurllipart
O. L Bards
Frank Campvel
Ris
J.B. Rohefeld
Gilson
Wmn
Joseph ¢ Lintum
SLGAR
Hares Fe Minings
Kles
Mou Davis
Evans South Wis Benson
Wil Campbell
Julia Brem
A. M
Vincent
Kale Thomp
Ulalex Don Bru
HH. Catley
C. Adams
Thi. Connelly
AL UH. Simpson
John Ueigh
Collmnels
Ayling
Elerbert
Wileaw
Th . Carrier
Tedtou CR Lou
Hunter
William Ivan
Charles Kinz
M. T. Babbitt
Howard Clark Warree
TOW
Stirt
Bayawl
Jean Bloods
Thes
Surat
Theodore Moessuers
Mab WaGswerk
Pattison Bey
Orphaun
Tas
Wade
Paim
Philadelph
Sithouts Are Th] In A Terrible Condition. ‘Phas
Poe
Wagner
Piebee
Waverner
Hali
Nerel
Washington
Arthur
Sedwick
Gree
Liv Gy
Art Labakion
Ferma
E. F. Butterfield
Syracuse
N.Y. Hidh
Theodore Messners
Mir
Eng
Urassuls
Pauls Brussels
BeLy
Uel
Liberty St. Warren
Ibaa
Theodore Messner
North Wa
Ledacr
Win
Spun ’S. Clt Meacham & Co
Yosemite
Oman
Paekce
Tlibrary Hall
SRE
Upeh
Ossuth Hungarles Gipsy
Myers
Ehne
Ountry
Tanpeiro
Pian Vis Toseph
Austria
Til Troup Stan Hog
Welezad Reik
Woiher
Tit
Alice
L.t. Noyes’ Drue
Ibrary Hall
Wagnet & Reis
John T. Raymond
Col. Mulberry Sellers
Mark Twain
J. G. Noyes
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