Canvassed items and notes from Laporte and Warren
A collection of local notices and small ads includes Jno Bacon in Laporte selling tonic bottles at 40 cents with offerings to friends, a canal boat sale in Warren tied to a Republican victory, a query about Joan Cessna’s property, and editorial jabs at newspaper editors and Maine election celebrations.
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Jno, Bacon
Laporte
Ind
A. J. Davis
Warren
Maine
Joan Cessna
Derrick
Burgess
Local Notes From Warren and Vicinity Headlines
Mrs C H Meacham visits Fredonia while Geo Ball of Pt Pleid discusses business in town. Jessie and Grace Davis depart for Pittsburgh to visit Mrs McKinney. Carver House owner C Chamberland returns from a western trip. Eddy couple back from White Mountains. Ana De Laban Haseltine visits Jamestown with her mother Mrs Hunter. Burglary steals a gold watch from Mrs Shannon of Kivington. Dr I L Fulton dies at Sugary Grove Fairground. William Clark turns 72 and hopes to vote Hancock. Peach Blow potatoes praised by Robert R Culbertson of Grace. H C Diable machines carriages with brother Jacob in Reynoldsville. Levi Phillips of Farmington 86 and lucky pocketbook loss noted. Vol Levi Tate starts Lycoming Chronicle in Williamsport backing Hancock English. Major James Fleming, 83, veteran, dies at Summerhill after long service and reunion leadership. Miss Allie Wells celebrates 15th birthday with dancing and music. she leaves for Batavia next week. Beaver notes: Herbert W Baker of Berlin, Wisconsin, kin to Warren families, visits. Cincinnati papers report Orris J Shutt and Annie Hardy marriage performed by Rev Dobbins. Bridal party photos and tableau described.
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C. H. Meacham
Fredonia
Geo. Ball
Pbuitaio
Jessie
Grace Davis
Pittsburgh
McKinney
C. Chamberland
Te Carver House
J. H. Eddy
White Mountains
Ana. de. Laban Haseltine
Jamestown
Hunter
Robert R. Culbertson
Grace
Saul
H.C. Diable
Reynoldsville
Jacob Dibie
Warren
James Fleming
Isla
Summerhill
Crawford Co
Lundy
Jane and Chippewa
Fort Irie
Pennsylvania
Fleming
Allie Wels
J. C. Wells
Alfie
Batavia
Slunter & Son
Herbert WV. Baker
Berlin
Wisconsin
IL. T. Baker
Abs. Baker
Sife
Eldred
Watson
O. H. Hunter
Cincinnati
Iite
Orris J. Shutt
John Shutt
Conawango
Annie Ll. Hardy
Cincinnatii
Dobbins
Union M. E. Church
Ephyrum Hardy
Annie Dickson
Ullie McLaughlin
Lou Thomas
Covington
Sue Teasdale
Freight wreck at SheMeld injures no one
A foggy Tuesday dawn crash near SheMeld left two freight cars and two engines wrecked after a westbound freight struck a stopped engine on the switch. The westbound passengers were delayed about four hours. Democrats in Irvineton organize Hancock and English Club with 75 members and officers, planning campaign work and meetings at a Jackson Block clubreading room.
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SheMeld
Irvineton
Pres
W. J. Clark
Preg’ts
A. A. McKinney
D. G. Olney
Geo. Stillman
Arthur
Geo. Scott
M.leonhart
John Jackson
Lee
Morris Olney
Win
Lapsley
W.f.siggins
Youngsville
Jackson’s Block
Roy
Garland Fire and Local Politics Stir 1886 Community
The Garland Reporter reports a disastrous early morning fire on the 10th near Garland that destroyed the saw mill, lumber, and outbuildings owned by Benjamin & Hu, with no insurance. The piece also covers Hancock and English Club remarks by C B Noyes, GOP campaigning, Garfield and Hancock comparisons, a Reverend Davies sermon, local crimes, bridge repairs, temperance gatherings, and Maine election chatter.
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Garland
Ledger
Denrly
Garland Reporter
Tire-Tiend
Benjamin & Hu
Hancock and English Club
C. B. Noyes
Warren
Clu Lish
Lindsey
Lindsey Ker
Hayes
Congress
Democratic Party
Garfield
Kentucky
Judge Ng
Napoleon
Kentuck
Sherman
U.S
Ness
Hancock
U. S
Hungock
Davies
Nick
Dukes Anes
Russicus
Enterprising Warren merchants expand while stressing fair dealing
In 1872 the No 8 Union Block store began general dry goods trade with a aim to raise standards and variety. Now in Hall Brock they tout low prices, cashmere sales, and a novel carpet display, boasting a $300,000 stock and large wool and coal operations run by Wood and Thomas with prompt service and home delivery.
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Union Block
Suspension Bridge
Warren
Hall Brock
Carver House
Third Street
Hickory
Liberty
Bloosburg
Brier Hill
Wood
Thomas
Fim
Messrs
Wood & Thomas
Guy
James Transposed Terms From Clues
A wordplay item where five clues request transposing components to form new phrases. Each line pairs an original cue with a transformed target: L and water rise, irregular verb and tool, masculine name and beast’s home, drinking vessel and resinous substance, depraved and abide. The final entry references the name James.
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James
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