Warren Chronicle Personal Notices Eyeing Holidays
November 12 1878 notes mood and weather with election wrap, visits of Mrs. Getz to Emporium and Judge Scofield plans, Meadville court, depots and railroad timetable tweaks, local concerts and church benefit, prices on cashmeres from O H Hunter & Son. Mentions Miss Mary Getz, J H Lyman, R Dennison, Judge Wetmore, Judge Church, Judge Scofield, Fred P James, Mike Glasby, Payson’s Operatic Contadours, and excursions to Washington for winter.
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Mary Getz
Martha
Cadis
North Warren
Warren
A. W. Morck
Accomodation
Sheffield
Kane
A. C. Paca
Will Carleton to give The Golden Horse lecture in Lowell
Next Wednesday evening at Joscoe Hall Will M Carleton presents his poetic lecture The Golden Horse for the Niagara Hose Co benefiting event. The Lowell Times notes the audience laughed at his witty lines and found the program instructive and pleasing for the season. Trushel Mintzer advertise winter apples at $2 per barrel three bushels per barrel.
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Joscoe Hall
Will M. Carleton
The
Golden Horse
Niagara Hose Co
Lowell Times
Will Carleton
the Golden Horse
Lowell
Trushel & Mintzer
Ledger Praises Swedes Who Voted Fusion Ticket
The Ledger declares a Republican county shows strength while condemning Democratic splits. It notes twelve hundred Democrats shifted to the Greenback faction and mocks an Assembly member and a State Senator defeated. It praises Swedish voters and warns the alarm has begun to spread.
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Ledger
Greenback
Assembly
the Ledger
State Normal School Opens December 3 at Edinboro
The State Normal School offers thorough instruction at moderate expense. Opens Dec 3. Send for circulars to J A Cooper Edinboro Pa.
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State Normal School
J. A. Cooper
Edinboro
Word Unsaid Divides Two Hearts in Silent Pride
A poem fragment recalls a thoughtless single word that shattered a shared dream. Pride and misinterpretation pull two lovers apart, turning happiness into sadness and sending their paths away from unity. The speaker laments how explanation might have mended the rift, but restraint sealed their fate.
Grand Jurors and Traverse Jurors Named for December Term
Drawn for December term and commen cing Monday at 2 p.m. lists grand jurors for Warrenboro Tidioute Brokenstraw and other towns with foremen and members. Traverse jurors are named for Warren, Columbus, Tidioute, Corydon, Conewango and others, including Deerfield Freehold Farmington Glade Kinzua Mead Pine Grove Pleasant Pittsfield Sugar Grove Spring Creek Sheffield South West with numerous jurors.
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Warrenboro
C. H. Meacham
W. B. Kinsky
W. A. Greaves
Jacob Eysinger
H. R. Crowell
Tidioute
Christy
Foreman
Brokenstraw
George Coover
Chandler
Conewango
Mithias Leonhart
Deerfield
N. P. Morrison
J. W. Kenny
Traverse Zurors
Warren Joel Danforth
A. S. Dalrymple
Robi. Dennison
John Monroe
H. V. McDowell
J. H. Spencer
Columbus
R. Fry
Geo. Vermilyea
H. S. Apgar
W. J. Grandin
Corydon
Nelson Crooks
John Arnold
G. Grus
Charles Lincoln
G. R. Shatt
H. Carnahan
Jas
Conroe
Luke Devore
Sam’ J. Morrison
A. N. Squires
Eik—Wm
Granis
Eldred
S. Elderkin
Freehold
Charles Lyon
William Matthews
Gilbert Martin
Farmington
Jazeltine
R. A. Love
Peter Mahan
Glade
D. C. Hook
Daniel Mott
Kinzna
A. W.swifl
Mead
Floyd
Waite thanks Warren County voters after election win
J B Waite expresses gratitude to Warren County voters for electing him to the Assembly and pledges to serve the people. He commends his opponent for a fair canvass and regrets the bad political practices he hopes will fade from future elections. written from Youngsville Pennsylvania on November 9, 1878.
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Warren Co
Warren County
Campagn
J.B. Waite
Youngsville, Pa
Greenback Riot in Spring Creek Town
In Spring Creek on Nov 11 1878 a small crowd exploded powder and celebrated with lager beer as Ben Butler echoes faded. The town though known greenback favored Republicans in state and county elections, proof they were not as green as believed.
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Spring Creek
Mary
Massachusetts
Ben Butler
Nix
Warren Democrats and Greenbackers win fusion county ticket
The Erie Observer Democratic reports Warren and the fusion ticket backed by Democrats and Greenbackers, including a Legislature member, win by about 500. The Republican statewide ticket trails with Dill near 800 ahead, while Congress votes show Olmer 2100, Camp 2000, Allen 800, indicating demoralization of the Democratic party in the county.
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Erie
Warren
Fusion County
Dill
Congress
Olmer
Camp
Allen
O. H Hunter & Son Lead U S Cloak Trade
In the future as in the past O H Hunter and Son lead the cloak trade as the best U S manufacturer. They guarantee every cloak to be as represented and stand behind their products. Look at them.
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O. H Hunter & Son
U.S
George Ball & Co Fall and Winter Cloths for Sale
George Ball and Company announce a new line of fall and winter cloths ready for tailoring in最新 styles. Fall suits start at 20 dollars and up. Customers are invited to visit and examine samples before purchasing elsewhere.
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George Ball & Co
New Improved Light Running Domestic Sewing Machine
The market features the Improved Light Running Domestic sewing machine touted as the most complete and best made, available for sale exclusively through A. J. Fouch in Warren.
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Singer
E. C. Coox
A. J. Fouch
Warren A
Teachers Institute Discusses Arithmetic Reading and School Openings
The Teachers' Local Institute met at Tidionte on Friday November 8 with Prof. C L Arnold presiding. Devotional exercises and choir music opened sessions tackling practical arithmetic teaching first principles reading and open school days. Rev Gilleland illness shifted an evening lecture to the Presbyterian Church where Rev J M Bray spoke on Bible reading in schools and teachers' discipline. Saturday featured Emma Clark on opening schools and Miss Thompson on classifying first day and uniform courses with Supt. Thompson proposing Chautauqua Circle as a means of self improvement. Expressions of gratitude were extended to speakers and attendees. a note of regret was expressed for Rev Gilleland's illness.
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Tidionte
C. L. Arnold
Arnold
Gilleland
Presbyterian Church
J. M. Bray
A. W. Couse
Capt. Taggart
Capt. Thompson
Bray
Emma Clark
Supt. Thompson
Thompson
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
Couse
Taggart
Gillesano
Anna Me Porter
Lydia L. Evans
Mary Taggart
Nellie E. Robinson
Eva Stanard
Maggie Lott
Estelle Houser
Lola Ceonnely
Bessie Blaker
Victoria Thompson
Julia Fuellhart
Emma Fuellhart
Lydia Goodrich
Minnie Cummings
Mary Black
Magie Horn
F. E. Morrison
McKane
Arthur McGill
Lupra L. Evans
See’y
Fusionists gain county posts while critics condemn ring
The Ledger commentator argues fusionists won an extra County Commissioner seat and elected the Register and Recorder. It defends the courthouse project as honest work and questions the sweeping praise for the new regime, urging careful scrutiny of incoming officials over party triumphalism.
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Warren County
Alexander
Lookout Mountain
Regular Democratic Nomination Sparks County Debate
John B. McAlister the regular Senate nominee posts 223 votes while Perry D. Clark the District Attorney nominee garners 651. The Ledger acts as final arbiter over who may run, leaving about a thousand Democrats puzzled as county totals trail 1876 by five hundred. Mason Greenback support shows two thirds Democrats to one third Republicans.
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John B. McAlister
Senate
Perry D. Clark
Mason
Salve Adverts For Skin Ailments By Warren Supplier
An advertises a salve claimed to cure cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum chapped hands and other eruptions with a money back guarantee. Price 25 cents per box. Sold by A W Morek & Co Warren.
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A. W. Morek & Co
Warren
Talk of Rings and Ring Rule in County Politics
The writer denounces a six member Democratic county ring for dictating nominations and abandoning principle. They accuse the group of factional use, splitting the party, repudiating the Senate nominee, and harming national and state goals for local power. They praise Mr. Thompson for strong campaign leadership and a large win.
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Democratic Party
Senate
McAllister
Venango Democrate
Kilkenny Cats
Court House
Pennsylvania Wheat Crop Amid State Development Talk
An 1876 Pennsylvania wheat estimate of about 18.75 million bushels tops regional crops and is cited to illustrate diversification benefits. The piece compares state yields with Illinois California Ohio Indiana and others, notes a past decline since 1870, and argues for more farms, improved land, and local markets to sustain growth and prosperity.
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Pennsylvania
California
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Iowa
New York
Ilinois
Texas
Brazil
Idaho
Georgia
Furrier offers repairs and garments in Jamestown NY
Mrs. T Langford at 65 Main Street Jamestown announces she can make alter or repair all kinds of furs caps muffs boas robes and related items. Experienced with many years in the business with best references available. Trimmings furnished on request. Mail or express orders promptly attended to Box 378 Jamestown NY.
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T. Langford
Main Street
Jamestown
N. Y
T. Lanaforp
WW. Y
Local notes mix politics theft fire and obituaries in Warren County
Cherry Grove leads with Hoyt 23 Dill 1 amid local political chatter. Tales of a bird concert fundraiser by Titusville Baptist ladies, a brakeman’s long road career, Kent buying a Corry home, and stolen then recovered horses in Farmington appear alongside a fatal fire at Downer Oil Works furniture room with $15,000 furniture and $4,000 insurance. Bankrupt counts by county are listed. Dr. L A Badger relocates to Bryan Ohio, and Dan Rice’s family history is recounted with $75,000 property. Also unclaimed letters in the Warren post office are noted with recipients and a Dead Letter warning.
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Cherry Grove
Hoyt
Dill
Baptist Church Ladies of
Titusville
Oil City
A. M. Kent
Corry Wooden Ware Works
George H. Gibbs
Pleasant Street
Sam Garfield
Farmington
Warren County
Crawford
Erie
Mercer
Venango
Butler
Beaver
Clarion
Lawrence
Allegheny
Dan Rice
Rice
Girard
O'Connell
Dr King's New Discovery Trial Bottle Offer
Call at our Drug Store and get a trial bottle free if you suffer from coughs colds asthma bronchitis consumption loss of voice or throat and lung troubles. The remedy has cured thousands and over one million bottles have been used in the last year with satisfaction. It is pitched as the only sure cure for throat and lung ailments and offered free trial or a $1.00 regular size.
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Dr. King
Marriages of Cowles Mahan Reed Peck
In Farmington on November 6 1878 Dr Horace H Cowles wed Miss Cora F Mahan at the bride parents home. In Pine Grove on November 8 1878 Chas Reed of Brattleboro Vermont married Miss Ella Peck of Rossellbure at Jotham Akeley Esqs residence.
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Cowles — Mahan
Farmington
C. A. Thomas
Horace H. Cowles
Cora F. Mahan
Reed—Peck
Pine Grove
Jotham Akeley
W.S Ruland
Russellburg
Chas, Reed
Brattleboro
Ella Peck
Rossellbure
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Warren Mail
Puesday
O. H. Hunter & Son
Wuers
Noyes
Democratic
McKeran County
Emery
Sartwell
Den
Brawley
Calestove
Abbey
Boyer
Smith
Stone
Cameron County
Brooks
Housier
Celia Sanford
J. B. White
Tidionte Teachers’ Institute
Bucklen
Dennis
L. A. Badger
Bryan
R. A. Johnson
Lervers
Frank Brown
G. H. Bates
Mary Camden
Minnie Griffin
Geo. R. Kerr
Alice Stowell
Jas. H. Young
D. C. Ailen
P.M
J. N. Schnurs
Trunks, Valises, &C
J. N. Schnur Front St
Warren, Pa
A.A. Davis & Co
Stationery
Irvine
Steam Dye Works
Irwinecton
George Hinton
H. A. Lacy
Warren End
Geo. Hinton
A. W. Morck & Co
Morck
Hickory Streets
Carver House
Warren Retail Markets
Johnson
We & Co
C. P. Henry
Rio
Acs
Isseseys
Java
Beres
Salt
C. H. Morgan
Jamestown, N.Y
Storum & CO
Warren and
Vicinity
Liberty and
Water Sts
Variety Hall
P. Alexander
Fairfield
Neb
S. Burgess
Warre
Sheffield Township
Sheffield Depot
Railroad Station
Sewell Rice
Main St
Worcester
Mass
QO. H. Hunter & Son
MILES
Water Street
Ise H. Hunter & Son
Wtoort
Bisanezents
Paris
Jamestown Alpacas
Canton
the A. T. Stewart
Alexander Kidglove
Brussels
Parmlee & Henry
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