Forbidden Love Letter and a Village Homecoming
Almon Craig writes a bold love letter to Hepsey Harrow, fails to declare his feelings, and pursues marriage. He later becomes rich, returns home, finds Hepsey grown and teaching, and reclaims a lost reticule revealing their mutual longing leading to a quiet wedding and lasting happiness.
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Whittington
New York
Wall Street
Hepsey
Hopsey Arrow
Almon
Dobbin
Mol
Thepsey Harrow
Mr. Craig
Richest Man in New Hampshire Credits Advertising
The article notes Charles A. Gills, owner of Hall’s Fair Restorer, as the state’s wealthiest figure with an income estimated at $57,000. It cites his belief that printer’s ink fuels his wealth and briefly references a London scene of nobility being playful with a poor woman who asks for tobacco and tea.
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Benjamin Pranklin
Ben
Tle
Janibal Hamlin
Lincoln
Schuyler Colfax
House of Representatives
Llorace Greeley
United States
Simon Cameron
Pennsylvania
Thurlow Weed
New York
United State
Ross
Nansas
States
America
Tie
The
New York Herald
Jeff. Davis
Europe
Wade
Paris
Ill
D’ Arcy McGee
Canada
Montreal
New Hampshire
Charles A. Gills
Halls Fair Restorer
London
Connecticut Tax Receipts From Spirits Reach Three Million
Official state figures show about three million three hundred thousand dollars collected in the first quarter from the distilled spirits tax. Some districts failed to file returns as the year began. Prominent U S Senator candidates before the Connecticut Legislature include Hawley Buckingham Brandegee and Harrison. A Missouri youth praises his sisters beauty with a colorful regional phrase. Ku Klux Klan activity described as organized burglars operating in La Crosse with nightly depredations announced.
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Chicago
Parton
Atlantic
Hartford
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Wisconsin
Milwaukie
Chase
Washington
New York City
Franklin
New York
Ilinois
Inllinois
United States
Penna
Copperheads
Connecticut
Central Pacific Railroad
Wade
Kentucky Grand Cyclops Ku Klux
Butler
Johnson
the Baptists
Iowa
Bird Avenue
Saint Nicholas
Metropolian
Astor Llouse
Edwin Booth
Alaska
Eugenie
Order of Good ‘Templars
North America
Yeddo
Japan
Clifton House
Canada
Monteagle House
Suspension Bridge
Niagra Falls
Henry Ward Beecher
Norwood
U. S
Hawley
Buckingham
Augustus Brandegee
Henry B. Harrison
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Warren Mail
Lt. Cowarn
Mead, Valentine & Jamieson
Hunter
H. Allen
FD. Reeves
G. W. Allen
HW. L. Bartholomew
Warren
Irvine
J. N. Schnur
Russell House
J. A. Neill
Watson & Davis
Water Streets
Warren, Pa
W. C. Coburn
M. D
J. W. Potter
Tidioute
White’s Hotel
N. B
Venango
Forest Counties
Trantum & Beach
Attorneys
O. O. Trantum
R.C. Beach
Hoskinson, Williams & CO
Bay and Saginaw
East Public Dock
Erie
WangoTtf
J. M. Havens
Jamestown House
Depot
Jamestown
N.Y
Tanner Twoush
Court House
Somar
John Thomas
Culbertson, Bowman & Wood
Youngsville
Warren Co
J. A. Cunperrson
D. C. Bowman
G. R. Woop
George Reig, JR
Second Street
J. B. Brown's
W. Martin
Cortland Street
Greenwich
Washington Sts
Peter Martin
WM. Martin
George Ball
R. Breed
Hazel Street
J. N. Mitchell & CO
Carver House
J. WH. Mitchell
H. A. Jamieson
C. W. Stone
D. Titus
Shafer Block
Wm, D. “Brown
Liberty Street
Wetmore & & Clark
Johnson & Brown's
D. Wetmore
J. R. Clark
P. J. Trushel & CO
Rent Street
Warren Pa
Randall’s Drug Store
A. Kirberger
D&c
Greenland Brothers
Water Street
William Kulow
H. P. Kinnear
Wilbur & Allen
Attorneys At Law
Johnson’s Exchange
First National Bank
W. W. Wilsor
T. Allen
Russell
Wilcox & Gibbs
Matl Office
J. H. Mitchell & CO
J. B. Browns
Philadelphia and Erie Rail Road
Philadelphia
Gallimore
Harrisburg
Williams
Great Hill
Plains
Idiadelphia & She Kan Road
Erie Express
M. Ee
Linc
Ee Corry
Warren & Franklin Railway
Irvington
Oi City
Oil City
Erry
Petroleum Centre
Alfred L. Tyler
Boston
New England
Dunnkirk
Buffalo
Summenca
New York US
All Western
Wales
Western
Dunkirk
Salamanca
Union
Eightning
Cincinnati
Depot Corner Exchange
Michigan Streets
Avon and
Hornellsville
Erie Railway
Chemung
Susquehanna
Delaware
Ramapo
WM. R. Barr
E II. Riddle
Buffalo and Erie Railroad
Day Express
Toledo Express
Steamboat Express
Cincinnati Express
New York Express
N. Brown
Noofland
IS Creek
Boyd Farm
Titusville
Corry
Titusve
Lake Shore
Cleveland
Brocton
A. & G. W. Railway
West
Cleveland & Erie
Buffalo & State Line
Buffalo & Bross Cut
H. F. Sweetser
T. AE
J. Brower
Variall
Hoofland
Moofland
Beitters
Earth
Santa Cruz
Hoofland’s
Miss Marion
Almon Craig
Ma’m
Bat
Dexter
Harlem
Round Table
C. M. Jackson
Philadelphia, PA
Germany
Marasmus
George W. Woodward
Justce
Supreme Court of Pa
Phladelphia
Geo. W. Woodward
James Thompson
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Joseph H. Kennard
Tenth Baptist Church
Jackson
J. W. Kennard
Coates St
F. D. Fendall
Christian Chronicle
Philada
KE. D. Fendall
Arch Street
Pesna
Cha’s M. Evans
Fricses
F. A, Randall
Chilblains
Illinois
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