Hayes Message Read In Titusville Herald Extra
The Hayes message was read on Monday and received here Tuesday morning in the Titusville Herald. The issue has no room for it this edition due to space taken by coverage of the Court House dedication. it will appear in an extra.
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President Hayes
Titusville
Court House
R. Brown
Blackstone
Court of Equity
Jackson
Senate admits Kellogg and Butler amid long partisan struggle
A protracted political fight ends with Kellogg of Louisiana and Butler of South Carolina admitted to the Senate. Patterson of South Carolina and Conover of Florida, both Republicans, supported Butler. Republicans retain a Senate majority with Vice President Wheeler able to cast a tie vote. The next battle centers on Kellogg’s colleague Eustis as Louisiana seats widen the chamber to full strength for the first time since the war.
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U.S
Senate
Kellogg
Louisiana
Butler
South Carolina
Patterson
Conover
Florida
Wheeler
Eustis
Democratic slate for next year announced by senator
The Pittsburg Telegraph notes a party slate listing A H Dill for Governor Wm McClelland for Lieutenant Governor Henry P Ross for Supreme Judge and Ben Whitman for Secretary of Internal Affairs. The Erie Observer questions the process saying candidates are announced without their knowledge.
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Pittsburg Telegraph
A. H. Dill
Wm. McClelland
Henry P. Ross
Thirty-eighth Judicial District
Ben. Whitman
Erie Observer
Democrats See Narrowing Margin After New York Returns
The Democrats review official New York election returns and find their majority down from 33,000 last year to 11,000 with total votes off by 140,000. The Republican vote falls by 117,000, a reduction of a little over twenty percent.
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New York
The Nursery for December Offered for Young Readers
The Nursery for December presents engaging reading for children with good illustrations. Subscription is $1.60 yearly in advance or 15 cents per issue. Mail orders to John L. Shorey in Boston Massachusetts.
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John L. Shorey
Boston
Mass
Railroad and Telegraph Lines Resume Operations in Virginia
Business on Virginia railroads and telegraph lines has resumed, restoring normal commercial and communication flow after prior disruptions. The revival affects merchants, travelers, and railway and telegraph workers resuming services across the state.
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Virginia
The Huron Disaster and Aftermath
Dispatches reinforce a theory that the Huron wreck resulted from mistaken seamanship not defects. Fresh inspection found the ship in good condition yet pushed aground by a storm near an unmanned life saving station due to Democratic economy. A rescue boat from a steamer was swamped, costing five of nine sailors their lives.
Five thousand pounds of artificial butter made daily in Pittsburg
Daily Pittsburg production reaches five thousand pounds of artificial butter. Coal mine work in Pennsylvania shows slight improvement. In Pittsburg riot cases sixteen heard eleven convictions two guilty pleas three acquittals. Reading clubs grow in state towns. Philadelphia exhibitors plan Sunday closures. Erie post office handles three thousand five hundred letters daily. Civil suits against Tweed end by confession for 1.4 million dollars plus costs.
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Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Erie
David Himrod
Waterford
Erie County
Pennsylvania State Grange
Holidaysburg
Vanderbilt
Commodore
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
R. M. DeFrance, Esq
Mercer
Pardon
George Walters
Butler County
Justice Agnew
Supreme Court
King's New Discovery Promises Quick Relief for Coughs
A Pleasant Duty endorses King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds. The ad claims it cures severe coughs asthma bronchitis and consumption quickly, guarantees relief, and offers a free trial bottle from Morek & Co.
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Dr. King
King
Morek & Co
Dedication of the New Court House in Warren County
On December 3 1877 Warren County celebrated the dedication of a new court house replacing the old half century structure. The ceremony honored Commissioners Wheelock Dunham Jennings and Russell along with architect M E Beebe and builder J P Marston and featured speeches by Hon L D Wetmore and Judge Wetmore. The history and finances of the project were explained including use of the Rouse Estate funds to finance the building and safeguards for public records.
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Warren
Our Co
Messrs
E. R. Wheelock
Sugar Grove
Myron Dunham
South West
J. B. Jennings
Tidioute
R. K. Russell
M.E. Beebe
Buffalo
N. Y
J.P. Marston
Thomas Bell
Alex. McKean
Warren County
L. D. Wetmore
W. W. Connely
Deerfield
W. B. Acocks
Pittsfield
Roscoe Hall
Court House
Rob’t Dennison
D. I. Ball
O. F. Hoffman
Warren Musical Association
A. D. Wood
H. 8. Getz
Trinity Memorial Church
W. D. Brown
Henry R. Rouse
Prothonotary
Commissioners
Register and Recorder’s
Market Street
Court of Quarter Sessions
Grand Jury
Board of County Commissioners
Rouse Estate
Rouse
Enterprise
Buchanan
Venango
United States
Pennsylvania
Register’s
Recorder’s
Temple
Mount Zion
Parthenon
Forum
Capitol
Middlesex
Utopia
Macauley
Brown
Ths
Bar
G. P. Johnson
G. W. Scofield
Paul
Athens
Mars Hill
Mount Sinai
Meadville
Venango County
Franklin
Jesse Moore
Isaac Connelly
Joseph Hackney
Eben Jackson
Carver House
Hickory Street
Ralph Marlin
Patrick Farrelly
Thos. H. Sill
Erie
John Galbraith
Andrew Bowman
Lansing Wetmore
Abner Hazeltine
Danl. Houghwout
Water Street
Col. C. B. Curtis
van Buskirk
Liberty Street
Jacob Hook
Caleb Wallace
Johnson Wilson
Market
Fifth Street
Isaacs. Eddy
Wm. Hodges
Wm. Bell
Zach Eddy
Chandler
John Andrews
Mark C. Dalrymple
Stephen Littlefield
Hodges
Walter W
Benson
Robert Valentine
Henry Shippen
N. B. Eldred
Harrisburg
Shippen
Eldred
Judge Church
Withal
James Thompson
Sixth Judicial
Thompson
Supreme Court of
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