Borough Election Returns Show Democrats Dominant Across Offices
The borough election produced no major surprises with Democrats winning most offices. Burgess John Sill led 1985 votes. Council race results show Davidson 2553 Snyder 249 Win Ryan 252. license question favored opponents 233 to 147 for a 80 vote majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess
John Sill
J. Page
J. M. Davidson
N. Snyder
Win
Ryan
M. B. Danham
A. Titus
S. Carver
F. Henry
Maj
S. Keller
J. J. Leonhart
C. Smith
R. Jk. Russell
A. J. Davis
O. H. Tunter
J. G. Marsh
EL S. Getz
D. W. C. James
Local election results from Youngsville turnout and party slate
In Youngsville two tickets the Republican and an independent faced off. Republicans Burgess P. Kinnear and John Hull won majorities of 39. H U Pierson was elected council unanimously. Constable C G Herrick defeated W W Davis by 39. James Culbertson and A M Balnap led school directors, with Short and Blodgett also elected. E A Davis won judge of election by 30, J A Jackson won assessor by 30, A C Axtell won auditor by 27. License vote favored 63 against 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngsville
Nomlinees
Burgess
Mr. P. Kinnear
John Hull
HU. Pierson
Constable
C. G. Herrick
W. W. Davis
James Culbertson
A. M. Balnap
W. J. Short
A.C. Blodgett
E. A. Davis
Ri. A. Kinnear
J. A. Jackson
J. D. Mead
A. C. Axtell
M. Alger
Limestone Township Officers Elected Last Tuesday
The Limestone township elected officers including Justice of the Peace Fred Walz, Constable D. B. Morris, Road Commissioner John Myers, Auditor James McKean, Treasurer Lewis Bimber, Clerk L. J. Sprague, Assessor John P. Houser, Assistants Caleb G. Richardson and Wm Slater, Judge of Election Henry Baxter, School Directors James McKain H Baxter and J P Louser, Inspectors Thos Slater and Samuel Garber. Pro license 16 against license 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Limestone
Fred Walz
D. B. Morris
John Myers
James McKean
Lewis Bimber
L. Ji. Sprague
John P. Houser
Caleb G. Richardson
Wm. Slater
Hiection
Henry Baxter
James McKain
H. Baxter
J. P. Lfouser
Thos. Slater
Samuel Garber
Election in Tidioute Elects Local Officers
The Tidioute election produced close results with officers elected including Burgess R Taggart Council J BR Tal liman Joe A Weible and J Harlow Constable F H Edsar School Directors F A Shugert and Dr W Clark Auditor J H Pitt Assessor J S Weible Assistant Assessors S Tipton and H C Lott Judge of Election G W Allen Inspectors of Election C Thompson and N Wise License votes 165 for 185 against Mayoral- area official names noted in readable records.
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Tidioute
Burgess
R. Taggart
J. BR. Talliman
Joe. A. Weible
J. Harlow
Constable
F. H. Edsar
F. A. Shugert
Dr. W. Clark
J. H. Pitt
J. 5. Weible
Ass’t
S. Tipton
H.C. Lott
G. W.allen
C. ©. Thompson
N. Wise
Wild Meg and Andy Blake Shine At Roscoe Hall Bill
The Amy Stone Dramatic Alliance with brass band and orchestra staged Wild Meg or the Broken Vows at Roscoe Hall on Feb 19 with an afterpiece Andy Blake or the Irish Diamond Amy Stone starred as Andy and impressed with versatile acting The troupe delivered a strong musical accompaniment and solid crowd turnout despite bad weather A Dollar Store opened in the Scott House block offering $1 perfumery silverware and frames with chrome prizes and tickets on display
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Vueatre
Amy Stone Dramatic Alliance
Roscoe Hall
Andy Blake
Williamsport Register
Academy of Music
Mrs. Stone
Amy Stone
Andy
Scott House
Fagundas split across Warren and Forest counties
Part of Fagundas lies in Warren County and part in Forest County. At the late election the split showed supporters for License and against License. Rumors speak of whisky interests moving into the promised land. J Mackenzie Mlingworth opens a bookkeeping Latin and French school in the Hoffman block opposite the Russell House. See James T. Brody & Co. ad on Government Loan elsewhere.
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FaGundas
Warren County
Forest County
J. MacKenzie Mlingworth
Hoffman Block
Russell House
James T. Brody & Co
Bankers
Pittsburgh
D F Anderson Opens New Stock Line At Exchange
D F Anderson receives new goods daily and invites customers to visit No 3 Johnsons Exchange. A fresh stock of undertaker goods is also on hand as the State Fair moves to June for a four day run starting September 1.
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D. F. Anderson
Johnson's Exchange
Hune
Johnson’s Exchange
Warren County
Aldridge and
van Fleet
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Nevada
Oregon
California
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Mississippi
Texas
Missouri, Kansas, Texas R. R
Sedalia
Atlantic & Pacific R
I. G. Wheeler
Northern
Lloyd St
Buffalo
N. Y
E. A. Ford
A. A. Davis
West End
Old Exchange
L. A
Warren
Grand and Traverse Jurors Named for March Court Term
The Grand and Traverse jurors for the March term of court are listed with foreman David I. Bail and numerous jurors from Warren, Sugar Grove, Pittsfield, Freehold, Deerfield, Farmington, Tidioute, Columbus, Pine Grove, and other locales. The roster names many individuals across multiple townships and boroughs, reflecting the regional pool for the March session.
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Grand
Traverse
David I. Bail
Foreman
Warren Boro
Geo. W. Alien
Sugar Grove
Hiram Andrews
Pittsfield
Jared Boardman
Freehold
Walter Campbell
Tidioute Boro
G. M. Crouch
Job H. Clark
John Clark
Warren
Newark
Southwest
A. Norton
Deerfield
D. G. Olney
Brokenstraw
Chauncy Rickerson
Columbus
James Rider
Pine Grove
William K. Rice
N. Snyder
Levi Sutton
Jackson A. Stevens
James Whitney
Julius Aylesworth
Farmington
John Arnold
Pleasant
Edward Brownell
Elk
D. W. Buell
J. R. Brady
Tidioute
Hulett Barton
R. E. Brown
Ira W. Briggs
Selden Belden
Spring Creek
J.J. Bernhart
O. A. Beaty
Benjamin Chandler
James Conroe
David Dinsmoor
Glade
Sylvester Love
Conewango
Ulysses Mead
James McKane
Limestone
W. H. Muzzy
J. FL. Lampie
Thomas Thornton Deerfield
J. J.vaylor
Co. Hi. Whaley
Eldred
J. C. Wiler
Philo L. Wright
J. D. Howard
J. H. Adkins
A. C. Allen
Mead
James Allen
Freeh
S. M. Bounds
Cyril Barnes
W. W. Bessey
Heman Braley
G. H. Creamer
Emery Crouch
Robert Carson
Wm. Critzlow
J. Hi
Dyer
Henry A. Dunn
W.C
Spring Denk
Ju Eas Palmer
Henry Rowe
Columbus Boro
Wallace Smith
J. F. Sharpe
Chauncy Smith
Youngsville Boro
J. Shaw
Henry “‘Swaggart
Oliver v. Tuttle
BK. T. P. Valentine
L. B.wood
H. C. Wood
John Wales
Rail and Capitol Art Commentary and a Fatal Murder
A report details a Feb 10 rail accident near Emleton injuring many and killing three, with victims listed by name and residence. It also covers art criticism of Capitol sculpture projects, past budgets, and Vice President Colfax’s public reception, plus a brutal murder near Brocton by Philip Hamstetter with arrest and jail pending.
P. and I. Railroad Holds Annual Meeting in Philadelphia
The P. and I. Railroad Company held its annual stockholders meeting in Philadelphia on the 10th instant. E. F. Gay presented a report showing 1872 gross earnings of 3 860 752 with net income 393 736, noting gains in passenger and freight traffic but no dividend declared. The board was adopted and new managers elected: Edward F. Gay J Edgar Thompson Wistar Morris Joseph W. Gaskill Jacob P. Jones Josiah Bacon Samuel T. Bodine John M. Kennedy A J Derbyshier Samuel G. Thompson.
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P. & I. Railroad Company
Philadelphia
E. F. Gay
Edward F. Gay
J. Edgar Thompson
Wistar Morris
Joseph W. Gaskill
Jacob P. Jones
Josiah Bacon
Samuel T. Bodine
John M. Kennedy
A. J. Derbyshier
Samuel G. Thompson
Rev Hiram Eddy to Lecture at Court House
The Rev Hiram Eddy will lecture at the Court House on Wednesday evening the 19th inst. His past pastoral home here is remembered with pride and a mature manhood has made him renowned. Roscoe Hall was unavailable due to prior engagement. This is an extra lecture with usual admission.
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Colfax
Colix
Credit Mobilier
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Judge Daniels
Washington
Hiram Eddy
Roscoe Hall
Fred K. Alvord
Sugar Grove
Jamestown
Clothes Lost at High and Hazel Return to Joseph Walkerman
Notice asks the person or persons who picked up a bundle of clothes on the corner of High and Hazel streets around January 3, 1873 to return it to Joseph Walkerman. The whistle blew when clothes were thrown off engine at 8 10 A M, seeking to prevent further trouble.
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Wao
High
Hazel Streets
Joseph Walkerman
Card of Imperial Insurance Company Limited London
Asset details note Imperial Insurance Company of London with $5,000,000 in gold. Mackenzie Illingworth named as agent for the location. Office listed in Hoffman's block opposite Russell House.
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Imperial Insurance Company
London
Mackenzie Illingworth
Hoffman’s Block
Russell House
Local merchants advertise goods at low cash prices in Keystone Block
Geo Brann and M J Carey form a co partnership to sell groceries teas coffees glassware and crocker y at competitive cash prices from 12 Keystone Block Water Street Deliveries free of charge Geo Brann expands into Flour and Feed Oats corn buckwheat flour and more at low cash prices Geo Culver and partner open a Coal yard on High Street selling coal cash and free delivery Brann and Culver offer new businesses alongside notices of local accidents and deaths including a coke train derailment and the deaths of Samuel Shellito and John W Beatty with basic cause notes
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Geo, Brann
M. J. Carey
Keystone Block
Water St
Geo. Brann
KE. T. Kidder
Geo, Brann & Geo. Culver
High Street
Geo. Culver
The Case for Cash-Only Commerce and Its Social Benefit
An argument favors immediate cash payments over credit, claiming four of five men would be better off after a year. It asserts cash discipline keeps spending within means and prevents debt, while credit harms labor by shifting profits to bankers, merchants, and manufacturers. The author contends ample money exists for a cash-based economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horatio Greenough
Washington
Greenough
Italy
Navy Yard
Rotunda
Congress
Capitol
Persico
Columbus
Licensing vote tallies and local notices across counties
The report notes Forest County and Elk County voting for and against licenses in recent elections, with specific tallies for St. Marys Ridgeway and Cameron County. It lists upcoming county votes and mentions local obituaries, society notes, a fire company meeting, a divorce grant, a hotel lease, bank leadership, an obituary reading, a masquerade, a school report, and Lent starting February 26.
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Forest County
Elk County
St. Marys
Ridgeway
Cameron County
Warren
Cameron
Clearfield
Bradford
Tioga
Jefferson
Forest and Elk
Schuylkill
Lycoming
Wayne
Susquehanna
Northumberland
Centre
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Warren Mail
Home Matters
Reveneetill
Wlimkis Bor
Teaigule Bolo
Columbius
Garry Gyovc
Ccceeenseseee
Ceeeer Ees
Pcothcia
Ceeeee Eseneerreererers
Lapacsade Hee
Soncees
C.cceeeseereseees
KinZua
Tes
Sugat Glovc
South West
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Oil City
O'l City
Emleton
James Corder
Wm. Casey
Co. W. Kidder
P. C. George
Rouseville
Matthew Colling
Tamilteen
Canada
R. C. Coulter
Petersburg
T. B. Hoover
Philadelphia & Erie Railroad
Thos. Metzgar
Washington Leiter
Washington, D. C
Commodore Farragut
Senate
Committee On Public Buildings
Vinnie Ream
Dan Voorhees
Pius IX
Miss Ream
Randolph Rogers
Farragut
Hartford
Mobile
Hall of Representatives
New World
Potomac River
Liberty
Hiram Powers
Foeigners
the Mills
Clark Mills
Mills
Treasury
Jackson
New Orleans
Powers
Crawford
Florence
Franklin
Thomas Crawford
Rogers
Horatio Stone
Hancock
Hamilton
Lincoln
Old Hall of Representatives
Trumbull
Sherman
Gen. Greene
Roger Williams
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Koskiusko
Marshall
Jay
Ellsworth
Brocton, N
Brocton Station
Lake Shore
John Flanders
Philip Hamstetter
Mr. Flanders
Philip
BP. & EH. Railroad
the Corry Republican
Oil Creek Road
Irvington
Samuel Shellito
Crawford County
North
Shenango
Eriz
John W. Beatty
Erie
Tionesta
Titusville
John Lowrie
Kephart
Order of Red Men
Niagara Hose Company
Rhoda A. Pateb
George W. Patch
Court of Common Pleas
Venango County
M. Waiters
Citizens Saving’s Bank
L. L. Lowry
Lowry
Loomis
Warren Co
Erie Dispatch
Byron Sutherland
Joshus
Warren Mait
Joshua
D. M. Gross & Co’s
R. H. Johnson
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Company
A. Tuck
Isfebly
Trushel & Henry
Cas
Thas
Copeees
Prout, &c
P. J. Trushel
C. P. Henry
Warren, Pa
Smarts
Tidicute, PA
Pine Lumber
Pine Lumber and Timber
Corry Manufacturing and Lumber Co
Corry, PA
Smith's Block
Scott Oo
Nesmith & Keller
Ici
Great Western
Occa
Salamanca
Corning
Binghamton
Boston
New York
Dayton
Cincinnati
Louisville
Kansas City
Séadavaendasecatadic
Cleveland
Seceeevecececeees
Toledo
Aek
Chicago
Milwaukee
Conrede
Osua MT
Omalacess
Rochester
N. Y. Central Road
Albany
Springfield
Worcester
New England
Cincinnai
Indiana
Ilinois
Far West
Milwauwaukee
Omaha
Northwest
I. D. Barton
Meadville, Pa
W. G. Shattuc
Gen
Philadelphia & Erie Rail Road
Philadelphia & Erie
F Warren
Corry
Evie
Warren m. Corry
M. Erie
Eltic
Erieé
Cscs
L. S
Oil Creek
Allegheny R
Ls& Msr
OOC& Arr
W. Erie
Irvineton
Oc&ar
East
Westengers
Kane
Elmira Mail
Niagara Express
Williamsport
A. Baldwin
Dunkirk, Warren and
Passengol
GER
NG North
Garland
Russelburg
Fentonville
A&g Cross
Falconer’s
Fredonia
Dunkirk
South Pitts
Oil C
A&g Cross’s
Ivineton li
Erie Railway
Thayer
C. A. Clutr
ARS
J. Fisher
Ffice
Carver House
Douglass
Ealers
J.J. Taylor
T.S. Messink
A. Newkirk
Music Store
Aldridge & van Fleet
Warren and
Warren Pa
J. Estey & Co's
Carver Henge
Phillip Bysecker
Carver
East Warren
Clark & Noyes
J. ¥. Wells & CO
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