Warren County Treasurer candidates named
The Warren Mail lists candidates for County Treasurer. J H Spencer of Sugar Grove announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination and November election. F M Knapp of Farmington and T E Barnes of Sheffield are also announced as Republican nominees for County Treasurer in Warren County.
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Jzds
Republican County Convention
J. H. Spencer
Sugar Grove
F. M. Knapp
Farmington
T. E. Barnes
Sheffield
Warren County
Republican County Committee Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Republican County Committee of Warren county Pennsylvania is directed for Monday June 4 1877 at 2 o clock pm at the office of Wilbur and Miles in Warren borough Full attendance requested W W Wivevr Chairman Warren May 19 1877
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Republican County
Warren County
Wilbur & Miles
Warren Borough
W. W. Wivevr
Presidential Honors at Opening of Philadelphia Exhibition
President Hayes visited Philadelphia for the permanent Exhi bition opening and was received with cordiality. In New York he was warmly welcomed, held a breakfast with Mr. Astor and dinner with Ex-Gov. Morgan. Democrats and Republicans vied in paying him honor while Mr. Tilden faced censure for declining a welcome invitation.
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President Hayes
Philadelphia
New York
Astor
Morgan
Tilden
Willard chosen as Chief Justice of South Carolina
Governor Hampton backed Judge Willard in a fierce contest with Bourbon Democrats and carpetbag Republicans. Willard, a Republican, won by a handsome legislative majority and is praised for fairness and practical good sense in upholding Hayes and Chamberlain era policies.
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Supreme Court of
Hampton
Willard
Hayes
Chamberlin
Blaine Responds in Letter on Great Leaders
Blaine comments that great presidents led nations and parties, citing Washington Jefferson Jackson and Lincoln as prime examples. He contrasts them with prominent figures like Hamilton DeWitt Clinton Henry Clay Seward and Stephen A Douglas, asserting none match Adams in any notable quality.
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Adams
Blaine
Washington
Jefferson
Jackson
Lincoln
Hamilton
DeWitt Clinton
Henry Clay
Seward
Stephen A. Douglas
Charles Francis Adams
Stat Magni Nominis
Grant honored on European voyage with receptions and audience
Gen. Grant and his family sailed for Europe from Philadelphia last week amid cordial welcomes in New York and a perfect ovation in Philadelphia where he hosted a reception in Independence Hall. Reports from England say he will meet the Queen and be guest of Disraeli and other statesmen, highlighting unprecedented honors for a former president.
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Gen. Grant
Europe
Philadelphia
New York
Independence Hall
England
Disraeli
State Auditor General Race Narrowed Between Passmore and Reeder
The Republican contest for Auditor General narrows to Passmore of Schuylkill and Reeder of Northampton, both seen as honest popular choices. For State Treasurer Capt. W B Hart, longtime Treasury cashier, appears unopposed for nomination with no current challenger.
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Passmore
Schuylkill
Reeder
Northampton
W. B. Hart
Treasury
Temperance push reshapes Crawford votes in Titusville era
The Crawford Republicans vow to nominate only temperance men as Murphy forces reform on both parties. The movement aims to unify temperance sentiment, hope to deter third parties, and build public pressure so neither party offends temperance voters, marking a strategic victory for Murphy.
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Tux
Titusville Herald
Republican Party
Old Crawford
Murphy
Hayes Reflects on Leadership and Election Legitimacy
A Ledger editorial defends Rutherford B. Hayes as the rightful occupant of the presidency, praising his ascent as fair and justified by a high joint commission chosen by the Ledger's party, and asserts the paper should not question its own title.
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Mr. Hayes
Ledger
Hayes
Grasshoppers Drink Rain as Dry Ground Copes
A letter from Atchison Kansas notes extreme dryness and grasshoppers standing upright to drink the rain that barely reached the ground. The Republican State Committee will meet in Harrisburg on Tuesday May 29 at 2 pm to set the next State convention time and place and handle other business.
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Kansas
Atchison, Kansas
Republican State Committee
Harrisburg
Mrs Young defends divorce suit against Brigham Young
Mrs Young writes in Warren Ohio Chronicle defending her divorce and alimony suit, claiming it tests U S law with Utah and exposes women’s legal position. She recounts a $15000 settlement offer, rejects compromise, denounces attempts to gain notoriety, and pledges continued opposition to Mormon polygamy.
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United States
Utah
Brigham Young
Ann Extra Young
Warren, O
Ten Day Judgment Requirement Act Passed
An act signed by the governor shortens the judgment period for Justices of the Peace and Aldermen to ten days after all evidence is heard. Previously twenty days were allowed. Those with suits pending or future cases should note the change to avoid being caught napping.
Monument to Fitz-Greene Halleck World’s First for an American Author
A New York monument to Fitz-Greene Halleck, unveiled last Tuesday, marks the first national honor for an American author. The piece argues Halleck shaped American poetry as Irving shaped prose, launching lasting popular regard. The June issue features cosmopolitan sketches, serials, and poetry by Mrs. Thaxter, Mia. Piatt, Mrs. Elizabeth Akers Allen, Charles T. Carey, and others.
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Fitz-Greene Halleck
New York
The
Tribune
Irving
Dana
Cooper
Bryant
Sorrbner
France
Spain
Turkey
Syria
Russia
Great Britain
America
Dr. Holland
Nicholas Minturn
Nicholas
Thaxter
Mia. Piatt
Elizabeth Akers Allen
Charles T. Carey
Godey’s Lady’s Book Maintains Great June Quality
Godeys Lady s Book for June keeps the high standard shown for twenty five years. The publication’s fashions recipes poetry and miscellany always meet the top mark and reinforce its valued reputation.
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Godey
Hayes Directs Federal Appointments in New Orleans
A Washington dispatch reports President Hayes ordered all departments to fill New Orleans federal offices within Republican lines. The move is designed to bolster Republican strength in the state and encourage party support.
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Washington
Hayes
New Orleans
Locomotive Works Shipped to Brazil from Philadelphia
Ture Baldwin locomotive works in Philadelphia recently shipped nine teen locomotives to Brazil. Dom Pedro plans rapid railway construction and learned where to obtain motive power during his stay in Philadelphia.
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Ture Baldwin Locomotive Works
Philadelphia
Brazil
Dom Pedro Don
Pennsylvania Railroad Pay Drops at Altoona Shops
The Altoona payroll last week totaled about $100,000, about $20,000 less than the prior month. The note mentions War ren Pennsylvania Railroad shops in nearby Warren as a potential alternative plan around payday.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Altoona
Dr J P Aver Held in Insane Asylum Near Boston
Dr J P Aver remains confined in a Boston area asylum with guardians managing his estimated $15 000 000 fortune.
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J. P. Aver
Boston
Barnum Offers 10000 Dollar Reward for Charley Ross
The showman P. T. Barnum posts a ten thousand dollar reward for Charley Ross with no questions asked. The notice signals a major search effort as authorities and the public pursue any leads related to the boy's disappearance.
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P. T. Barnum
Charley Ross
Young Men’s Christian Association to Meet in Louisville
The Tan Young Men’s Christian Association of North America holds its annual convention in Louisville Kentucky on June 6 with delegates from regional associations expected to attend.
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Tan Young Men's Christian Association of North America
Louisville
Sewing Machines Sell At Half Price After Patents Expire
Since patent expirations, sewing machines go for about half their former prices. Retailers report strong demand as households and small workshops renew equipment. The price drop follows a wave of new competition and cheaper imports.
Centennial Flag Celebration Date Set for June 14
The article notes a centennial celebration of the American flag to be observed on June 14 next year. It emphasizes the anniversary significance and calls for public participation in the commemorative events.
Southern Democrats urged to back Hayes policy in letter
Postmaster General Key writes to his brother published in the Chattanooga Times urging Southern Democrats to support President Hayes to secure a favorable House majority. He warns that opposing the administration could split votes and force patronage plays, while backing Hayes could reshape federal patronage in the South postwar.
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Key
Chattanooga Times
Randall
Sayler
South
Democratic Party
Hayes
Knights of Honor Elect Officers at New York Session
The Supreme Lodge of Knights of Honor held its annual session in New York City. Officers elected for the ensuing year include A. E. Keys of Ohio as Supreme Past Dictator J. A. Ege of Pennsylvania as Supreme Dictator J. H. Gallinger of New Hampshire as Supreme Vice T. S. Moorman of South Carolina as Supreme Assistant Dictator T. S. Allison of North Carolina as Supreme Chaplain R. A. Osmer of New York as Supreme Treasurer J. C. Plummer of Ohio as Supreme Reporter Dr. Webber of Michigan as Supreme Guide C. W. Ladd of Tennessee as Supreme Guardian Wm. Goodhue of Massachusetts as Supreme Trustee W. F. Garslin of Maine as Supreme Trustee.
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Supreme Lodge of Knights of Honor
New York City
Supreme Lodge
A. E. Keys
Ohio
J. A. Ege
Pennsylvania
J. H. Gallinger
N. H
T. S. Moorman
S. C
T. S. Allison
N. C
R. A. Osmer
New York
Tribune Offers Affordable Series of Popular Novels
The New York Tribune announces a series of affordable novels. Trollope’s Black Spirits and White sells for ten cents, offering a seventy-five cent volume unabridged, while Julia Kavanagh’s Two Lilies also goes for one dime. A third Trollope title, A Charming Fellow, will follow. Also notes Gov. Chamberlain of South Carolina has moved to New York to practice law, and a question about Hayes’s view on forcing him back.
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The
New York Tribune
Frances Eleanor Trollope
Julia Kavanagh
Miss Trollope
Harper's Weekly
Tribune
Tver
Gov. Chamberlain
South Carolina
New York City
President Hayes
Hayes' Strength and the Hayes Policy
A Philadelphia Times editorial argues Hayes differs from prior presidents in not seeking re election and not building a personal faction. It claims his goal is national repose from war, South governance with thrift, elevated public service, and a crackdown on profligacy and plunder, trusting the public will honor his integrity.
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Hayes
Republican Party
Tyler
Fillmore
Johnson
South
Philadelphia Times
Purgative Pellets Promoted Without Severe Penalties
A remark on perjury contrasts with the mild claim of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pellets asserting no user has suffered from purgery. The note critiques the lax legal stance toward a controversial remedy and its deceptive assertions.
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Pierce
Howe is this the end of the loom machine monopoly
The note suggests the monopoly on sewing machines is ending with new trends. It predicts cuts in wages and prices and envisions singers offered cheaply while the poorest seamstress can operate her own machine.
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Howe
Headaches Causes and Cure Explains Blood Remedy
An article explains bilious headaches arise from impure blood and clogged systems likening the body to a stove. It promotes Dr. Fenner's Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic to cleanse the system, purify blood, and prevent recurrences with a Golden Relief for quick relief.
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Fenner
M. M. Fenner
Fredonia
Turks Bombard Sukamkatch and Ardahan Assault Report
Official dispatch by General Melikoff to Grand Duke Michael describes Turkish bombardment of Sukamkatch, town evacuation, and the successful assault on Ardahan on May 17 with breaches, regimental advance, and heavy Turkish losses. Casualties: one officer, fifty soldiers killed. four officers and one hundred eighty soldiers wounded. London reports planned pitched battle at Toprak Ala and Russian incursions into Little Wallachia with Turkish rifle losses.
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Erwan
Lifus
Baker
London
An_ Ezercum
Toprakala
Bucharest
Danube
Beni
Aluta
Wallachia
Thrail
Hayes speaks at Halleck statue unveiling in New York
President Hayes dedicates the Halleck statue presented by subscribers to the city of New York. He praises Halleck as a famed early American poet and urges that the statue be preserved and valued as a treasure in the city’s grounds.
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New York
Hayes
Halleck
Ely
City of
First Class Three Spring Leather Top Visor
Built to order from high quality material and used little. Will sell cheap. Apply at the mail office. 22m2t.
Warren County Sheriff Sale Notices of 1877 Foreclosures
Multiple 1877 notices detail sheriff sales in Warren County Pennsylvania. Properties include land along Conewango Creek in Pine Grove, a large tract near Kinzua, and a McGuire farm lot in Tidioute. Each sale lists parcels, boundaries, improvements, and heirs or plaintiffs, with sale dates in June.
NHERIFE S SALE FOR WATSON PROPERTY AT AUCTION
By writ of pluris fieri facias out of Warren County Court of Common Pleas the sale is set for June 4 1877 at 2 PM in Glade township Warren county PA. Property described as lot number twenty eight on survey of part of Francis Hook farm by Z H Eddy, about one quarter acre. Owner E K Watson. suit by Frank Arkhart for use of Philip Leonhart.
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Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Roscoe Hall
Warren
County of
Pennsylvania
Third Street
Isaac G. Lacy
Conra Lesser
Said Lacy
B. W
I. G. Lacy
WW. E. Smertz & Co
Henry Brace
Cherry Grove
Alfred Wallis
G. Wallis
W. M. Irvine
John F. McGraw
Warren Co
Conewango Creek
Pine Grove
C. C. Douglass
R. E. Cook
Thomas Twining
Cook
Douglass
W.&c.h. Wilsie
New York State Line
O. R. Ladow
A. M. Wry
Uki
Kinzua
E. G. Wood
Recorder’s Office
E. Good & Co
McGuire Farm
J. O. Green
Main Street
Geo. W. Earnest
J. . Douglas
C. N. Crandall
C. L. Covell
A. B. Crandall
Huidekoper
Thomas Gilmore
Martin A. Bingham
Arcade Oil Company
Peter Brown
Leys Sutton
J. S. Mechesney
J. *. van Epps
Adelbert Carpenter
Enry Brace
Borough of
South West Township
State of
Holland Land Company
Aaron Goodwell
Alfred
Edgar Uidekoper
James Peterson
Edgar Huidekoper
William W. Clark
H. M. Haskell
Court Common Pleas
North Warren
Conewango Township
Warren & Jamestown
A. Rogers
Said Achsah Rogers
S. P. Johnson
Wm. Fogle
Dunham Macdonald & Co
Penn Rire Insurance Company
Fieri Facias
Garland
H. B. Waite
Recorder's Office
Church Street
First Street
Pleasant Street
David More
A. R. Manderville
W.C. More
John A. Jackson
Nherife
Glade Township
Eldred
W. F. Dalrymple
O. Sanford
S. W. B. Sanford
Silas Kerr
J. H. Ballard
J. E
Wm. Bull
Joel G. Sanford
Roscoe
Pittsfield Township
Margette More
Nancy Rossey
Robert Upton
Andrew
Benjamin Upton
L. M. van Arnam
F. B. Brewer
Spring Creek Township
A. Mead
L. Basset
George Cady
A. Skinner
Meranda M. Garcelon
Philip M. Garcelon
W. G. Garcelon
Joseph Archibald
Allegheny River
John Lenhart
Eli Dunn
W. A. Irvine
James Thompson
Thomas Masterson
D. I. Ball
Sherife
Brokenstraw
John Leonhart
James Sue
First National Bank of Warren
Columbus
South Street
F. Soggs
Mary Jane Amon
Levi Leonard
Joseph Damon
William Carter
D. G. Gross
John Willett
C. A. Trisket
Edward Shaver
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Warren Mail
Republican County Committee
Ann Eliza Young
the Knights of Honor
RE. B. Dalrymple
W. W. Dalrymple
Pittsfield
Anderson Place
Titusville
Mit
Alex. Waldie
Florist
Titusville, Pa
Court of Quarter Sessions
Ithday
Jane
A. D
Chas. Chamberlin
Carver House
W. D. Bucklin
National Hotel
Henry Ewald
Empire Hotel
Tidjoute
N. Hanchett
Producer's Exchange
Tidgate
Z. C. Jackson
National
W. F. Weeks
Junction House
W. W. Marsh
Williams Hotel
Goodwin Mead
Mead House
Deerfield
L. D. Fairchild
Wiggins & Hyatt
G. A. Confer
Spencer House
South West
Darwin Green
Green's
Youngsville
J. M. Martin
Lane's
Frederick Baltzinger
Charles One
Arren
Arm Shader
War
Henry Brace, Sherff
Emory C. Cook
Conewango
Valentine Run
Rhind Island
Harrison Allen
Archibald Rhind
Parmlee & Henry
Popular Cash Clothing House
Hertzel & Nesmith’s
Suspension Bridge
Warren, Pa
Cash Clothing House
West
Michael Ball
la OS Seaa
GEO. Ball & CO
Keystone
Wells & Noyes
J. F. Wells &Co
J. F. Wells
L. G. Noyes
Burgess and Town Council
C. H. Noyes
Burgess
Rufus P. King
J Lager
Percheron Norman
Wyat
Kiantone
N. Y
Tiona
Russeilburg
Smit
H, A. Stone
Tiona, Warren Co
FTER
R. B. Stewart
Hall
Dr, J. Sager
Jine
Warren Wooden Ware Works
Tighhoube & Brother
Suspension Bridge Toll House
P.O
Warren, A
Imom
Highhouse & Bro
J. C. Caspar
ATE
Water Street
Hendart’s Block
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