Warren County Register and Recorder Candidate Notice
Pine Grove announces W J Alexander of Youngsville as candidate for Register and Recorder subject to Republican County Convention. Also WM Schnur Exsq of Warren is named as candidate for District Attorney subject to Convention for the November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Dunham
South West
W. J. Booth
R. P. Hunter
M. J. Allison
G. C. Pettit
M. T. Dipple
E. R. Wheelock
Sugar Grove
R. C. Wright
Sheffield
Ss. H. Briggs
Pine Grove
Register and Recorder
Warren County
W. J. Alexander
Youngsville
WM. Schnur
Warren
Warren County Republican meeting to nominate county officers
Voters in Warren County are urged to meet on September 11 1876 to elect delegates for the County Convention at Warren Boroughs Court House on September 13 1875 to nominate county officers and conduct convention business. Delegates are allocated by town per the 1872 Republican vote and listed with names for each borough and township across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Court House
Warren
Warren Boro
Farmington
Idioute Boro
Brokenstraw
Conewango
Columbus
Corydon
Pittsfield
Cherry Grove
Sugar Grove
Deerfield
Spring Creek
FELK
Sheffield
Eldred
South West
Freehold
Voter rules set for November election in new Constitution
The notice defines who may vote, requiring two months assessment and one month tax payment before election day on Tuesday November 2. Foreign birth voters must be naturalized a month before the election. Last assessment date is September 1 and last naturalization date is October 1. Dr. Brewer of Westfield, N Y, former Warren county resident, seeks Republican nomination for Congress in the Chautauqua district to fill Col. Allen’s vacancy, possibly facing Ses gions. The Lee case jury failed to reach a verdict in the Mountain Meadow massacre trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brewer
Westfield, N. Y
Warren County
Chautauqua
Sesgions
Col. Allen
Lee
Mountain Meadow
Ohio election forecasts and Cincinnati political rebuttal
The New York Sun cites Ohio advices predicting a 25 000 to 30 000 vote lead for Allen. The Cincinnati Commercial rebuts, arguing Democratic control has weakened Ohio, cites Allen as a reformer-turned-partisan, condemns corruption in the Legislature, and notes Cincinnati Democrats’ long control. The piece claims Republicans and reformers should deny power to the Democrats, deeming it unsafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Allen
New York Sun
Cincinnati
Temperance
Liberal
Noyes
Beecher Case Divides Churches and Publishers
An array of commentary follows the Beecher case, noting Plymouth Church’s salary rise for Beecher while publishers face insolvency. The Christian Union falters financially as Beecher’s works lose readers, yet his literary merit remains high. Treasury thefts prompt arrests, and London religious meetings probe Tilton Beecher testimony with sharp criticism of Mr Sherman’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Church
Beecher
Philadelphia Times
J. B. Ford & Co
The
Christian Union
Mr. Beecher
Brooklyn
Grand discovery on Tilden aides in Erie note
The Erie Observer reports that Gov. Tilden’s seven grand rascals include two Republicans and five Democratic reformers. The piece quips that two to five is nearer than their usual quota and jokes about New York State chaps, while noting some find themselves in bad company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Tilden
York State
Golpsmith Mar Is Beaten at Rochester By Lulu
Golpsmith Mar failed to win at Roch ester last week as Lulu claimed victory. The fastest time recorded was 2 15 as the old mare faces stepping down from her queenly status on the turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golpsmith Mar
Rochester
Lulu
Sartoris couple to sail for England in August
Mr and Mrs Sartoris plan to depart for England around August 28 with Grants grandchild aboard the same ship, sharing travel arrangements and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sartoris
England
Grant
Widow in Berks county owns twenty four dogs amidst plenty
A Berks county widow keeps twenty four dogs despite wide sausage consumption. Local residents report the sight of numerous canines around the home and a steady supply of sausages nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berks County
Plimsoll’s House Outburst Sparks Sailors' Favour
The English MP Mr Plimsoll angrily denounced the ruling power over a shipping bill, caused a scene in the House, apologized next day, then backed down as public anger grew. He warned of deaths from reckless shipowners and vowed to press questions on vessel owners and members.
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England
Plimsoll
House of Commons
New York Times
Congress
Lloyd’s Register
Board of Trade
Edward Bates
Plymouth
Sam
Mr. Disraeli
Mr. Plimsoll
Vigilance committees urged for fair Republican caucuses
The piece urges county Republican vigilance committees to ensure caucuses are properly called and delegates chosen fairly. It encourages every Republican voter to attend the preliminary meetings and to express candidate preferences to guide the Convention.
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Republican Party
General Cary Campaign Sparks DemocraticPress Controversy
General Cary the Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor of Ohio is amid a canvass that pleases Democrats. A rival Ohio Democrat, George E. Pugh, offered access to his library to find Jefferson or Calhoun passages supporting rag money, hinting Cary is a forger and thief and adding spice to the race. Cary sent an advance printed speech to papers with genial applause notes, and the Cleveland Plaindealer printed it a day early with the applause included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Cary
Ohio
Jefferson
Calhoun
George E. Pugh
Cary
Cleveland Plaindealer
Chicago
New Books For Subscribers From Warren to Philadelphia
A canvasser promotes two new works of merit in the Warren area. Out of the Hurly Burly by Max Adeler, published by George McLean & Co. with editions in Philadelphia New York and Chicago and reprinted in England. praised as a thoroughly American, well illustrated volume. Chastity by Dio Lewis praised by educators and the Washington Gazette as a valuable, instructive book for the rising generation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren and
Vicinity
Max Adeler
Messrs. George McLean & Co
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
England
Dio Lewis
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Game Laws Summary for Sportsmen and Farmers
Condensed provisions outline open seasons and methods for trout bass pike and other game in Pennsylvania. Details include hook and line limits dates from August to March, net mesh restrictions with penalties up to 100 dollars and six months in jail, deer season September through December, various bird seasons, Sunday hunting penalties, and penalties for killing birds or robbing nests.
Notable Obituaries and Civic Notes From Wide Ranging Papers
Horace Binney the oldest Philadelphia bar member dies at 97. In Memphis a ward has one dog for every two voters. New York State chestnut crop expected to be abundant. A colored man in Franklin county dies aged 112. General Sherman to speak at Wisconsin State Fair. Snow reported on Pike Peak August 11 at 33 degrees. First ladies of presidents alive in U S. Gov Hartranft arrives at Minnequa Pa for a stay. Trial notice in $100,000 libel suit Tilton vs Brooklyn Eagle and Kinsella for September term. Maryland taxation has more than doubled in a decade from 10 to 20.25 cents per $100. Tweed bail appeal filed and arrest order defense noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Binney
Philadelphia
Memphis
New York State
Franklin County
General Sherman
Wisconsin
Pike’s Peak
Polk
Fillmore
Tyler
Lincoln
Johnson
United States
John F. Hartranft
Minnequa House
Minnequa
Theodore Tilton
Brooklyn Eagle
Thomas Kinsella
Brooklyn
Maryland
Washington
Tweed
Barrett
Notable Warrens and Names in 1875 Prothonotary Listing
A Proth y s Office notice from Warren Pa dated August 14 1875 records numerous individuals including S Hill of Garland Walter W Marsh of Sheffield M D Bouton of Tidioute Hiram Hazzard of Pittsfield and others such as Jacob Goll Ephraim Beeman James Barrett and William Ryan. Clerk S W Waters is listed among the officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Goll
Limestone
Fred. Baltzinger
Warren
Martin Shaffer
Ephraim Beeman
W. Drennon
Sheffield
Daniel Fairchild
Tidioute
James Barrett
Mead
C. Grosvenor
Russelsburg
William Ryan
S. W. Waters
Proth'ys
Miners Depart as Crook Encounters Angry Tribes
Dispatch from Custer's Gulch reports Gen Crook found about 200 miners who will depart by the 15th. Agent Howard arrived with Spotted Tail and chiefs who threaten to claim damages totaling 7 million dollars over Black Hills issues. Horace Binney, oldest Philadelphia bar member since 1800, aged Harvard alumnus of 1797.
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New York
Custer
Crook
Howard
Spotted Tail
Black Hills
Punapetpata
Horace Binney
Philadelphia
Harvard University
President to visit General Burnside in Providence this month
A New port Graphic letter says the President will visit General Burnside in Providence this month. It notes that Mark Twain and family, Mrs. Secretary Belknap, Charles Bonaparte, and Mrs. General Halleck have rented apartments for the month, and Sir Edward Thornton will stay with L. P. Morton at Fair Lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graphic
Newport
Burnside
Providence
Mark Twain
Belknap
Charles Bonaparte
Halleck
Edward Thornton
L. P. Morton
Fair Lawn
Sheriff’s Sale of 50 Acre Pittsfield Land with Mill
By writ of Levari Facias issued from Warren County Court of Common Pleas the sheriff will sell at public vendue in Warren Pa on Sept 6 1875 at 2 PM the Pittsfield township parcel. The land of about fifty acres includes a dwelling and a saw mill bounded by Page hollow road L Ward I Harrington Corne lius Chub and is the property of John M Page and Melancthon Miles administrators of Emily Page deed, in an execution for Hosea Harmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Pond
Elisha Deveraux
Alexander Stewart
Dexter C. Hodges
Milo Skinner
James Fetterly
Wilson H. Nelson
M. Kimball
M. P. Johnson
S. H. Davi
Warren
Sheriff’s Office
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren Co
Towit
Irvineton
Pennsylvania
Patrick Falconer
Thomas Newbold
James Leighty
Rebecca Leighty
Dunham, Capron & Co
H. Davis
Warren, Pa
Herifef
Borough of
Spring Creek Township
Ellen Phillips
Pine Grove
Sugar Grove
James Marsh
John Stanton
Joseph Marsh
A. L. D. Phillips
County of
State of
James Morrison
Warren and
Frankling
Truman Kidder
James 8. Gray
J. C. Utter
Chas
Jinsmoor
Heriff
Court House
Kinzua
John Lyle
Kinzua Creek
J.O. Gunning
D. H. Ball
John B. Schenck & Sons
Sterling Green
G. B Bartley
D. H. Crowell
D. H. Ball & Co
National Exchange Bank
Seneca Falls
New York
S. H. Davis
Kinzua Township
Green’s
C. L. C. Sherman
Benjamin Fuller
Joanna Gunning
Lyle and
English
S. O. Campbell
L. M. Strong
Shepard
W. W. Whitman
Wm. English
Dolly Collins
Said Creek
W.8. Harris
R. H. English
John Arris
Wm. F. Dalrymple
S. W. Cole
John Nelson
C. G. Herrick
Wm. H. Cole
W. Cole
A. McKinney
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Company
Elliott Kidder
John Sechrist
Frederick Utegg
Jas, Clark, Jr. & Co
Fieri Facias
Hr. A. Jamieson & Co
John Riwa, Sr
Henry Eigler
William Heigh- 1Ocuse
Glade
Allegheny River
Long Island
R. Brown
Jehile Dixson
Dixson
Brown
Adam Harmon
Harmon
John V. Fluent
U. Fluent
H. A. Jamieson
Water Street
Exchange
County of Warren
Livermore Estate
M. York
O. C. Babcock
R. York
Ransom Babcock
G’t Nat’l Petroleum Company
Milton A. York
John M. Titus
Bradley Chandler
Charles Baker
Great Central Basin Oil Company
Wm. J. Norris
Conenango Township
L. Green
Gross and Hatart
Sturdevant
Perry Chandles
John Lee
Smith &Eltzer
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Warren Mail
Montgomery County
Henry Rawle
Erie County
T. W. 8. Morian
Republican County Convention
S. J. Page, Inc
B. Brown
A. Conarro
M. G. Wheelock
B. B. Siggins
N. P. Belnap
M. B. Howard
Wm. B. Sutliff
Geo, Allen
David Baker
J. A. Weibel
J. R. Brady
J. N. Bolard
Geo
H. Bates
Jno
Akins
Wm. A. Mead
Henry Babcock
John Jones
Samuel Samuelson
Lucius White
E. A. Spencer
Henry Raymond
John W. Flatt
F. J. Morrison
Asaf Plumb
Wright
Otto Munch
W. W. Connoly
Cha
C.H. Whaley
E. W. Thompson
Beach Sherman
King Wright
Eastman
Charles Bailey
N. P. Cooper
M. Lake
Horace Mill
Thomas Cooper
P. W. Brown
P. P. Putnam
O. W. Randall
A. T. Hackney
Henry Dunn
Roy Strong
G. W. Cooper
Richardson
James Russell
B. Hill
Wm. Baker
A. B. Eddy
A. W. Lord
Shofield
T. FE. Barnes
James Donaldson
J. A. Culbertson
G. M. Hunter
P. N. Robinson
Thomas Allison
Treasury Department
Theodore W. Brown
Benj. B. Halleck
William H. Ottoman
Suerman
London
Tilton- Beecher
Sherman
Penpieron
Thurman
Court of Quarter Sessions
WIL
Robt
A. Kinnear
Evas. Kinnear
Wm. Rhinehart
Orris Hall
A. J. Davis
Same
Lindsey & King
C. B. Curtis
Henry Baxter
Prothonotary Proth’ys
Hilip Byseker
Hickory Street
Carver House
Mr. Yseker
Guy C. Irvine
P. Byseker
Johson
Piso
Clark Johnson
Robert Johnson
DR. J. Sager
D. M. Gross & Bro’s
Bur- SS Gess
Justice of the Peace
E. B
Rufus P. Eane
Will Smith
Warren Pa
the Register
Orphan’s Court
Said County
C. H. Noyes
Otto Huber
R. Blood
Almond I. Blood
Jason M. Blood
William Brooks
Clifford Gregory
George L. Gregory
G. W. Scofield
Archibald Tanner
Charles FE. Carlson
Erick B. Erickson
R. H. Morrison
T.W. Morrison
James G. Marsh
Register. Register’s
ST. Benedict’s Academy
Benedictine Sisters
St. Mary’s, Elk Co
St. Mary’s
Philadelphia & Erie
Screeee
WM. A. Greaves
Ortrait
New Boerne
Episcopal Church
A. Wise
Keystone
Russellburg
Russellburg, Pa
C. Mell, Milly
Brown & Struthers
Iron Works
Elk Township
M. Yeomans
Trenton
New Jersey
Removat
R. D. Bartlett & CO
Warren Savings Bank
Suspension Bridge
Gent
Viciity
L. F. Watson
B. Nesmith
A.J .Hazeltine
O. H. Hunter
Falconer
A. J. Hazeltine
KE. G. Wood
M. Dunham
James Clark, Jr
Alice Kirberger
Wall St
Fortune
John Hickling & CO
Broadway
Johnston, Holloway & CO
Phila
Livingstone
Hubbard Bros
Sansom St
Portune
Walker, Eric
F. M. Reed
8Th Street
Johnston Holloway & CO
First National Bank
Warren, Fa
Boon Mead
M. Beecher
HIS
U. S
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
National Line
Liverpool
Queensfords
Antwerp
Hamburg
Bremen
Havre
Paris
Gothenburg
Christiania
Coppenhagen
Cashier
NEW Tailor Shop
West End of
of Exchange Building
J. D. Dantz
Wyoming
J. M. Pattee
Laramie City
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