Warren County General Election Notice 1882
Warren County sheriff announces a general election on the first Tuesday of November 1882 with polling places across towns including Warren Youngsville Columbus Tidioute Clarendon Conewango Elk Mead Pleasant Sheffield Pine Grove Freehold Columbus Broken straw Spring Creek Deerfield Kinzua Limestone South West Eldred Glade Sugar Grove Corydon Pittsfield Cherry Grove Farmington Triumph Watson and voting by separate Judicial State and County tickets. Election duties require inspectors and judges to file returns to the Prothonotary by Nov 9 1882.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
I. O. W. Randall
Warren
Youngsville
Wade
Conewanvo
Warren Borough
Elk
Lounsberry School House
Mead
Clarendon Chapel
Clarendon
Pleasant
Sheffield
A. H. Barns
Pine Grove
Lane’s
Vicioute Borough
Kinzua
Sterling Trreen
Limestone
L. Fk. Hammond
South West
Enterprise
Eldred
John Gerow
Glade
Glade City
West Corners
Senate
Assembly
Congress
Norick
Justices of the Peace
United States
Campion Or Select Council
Borough of
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
The
O. W. Randall
Autumn Leaves and Fire in a Rustic Scene
Poetic snippets describe maple boughs aflame with autumn fire and smoky hills. The verses reflect on fading summer greens, bright maples, and beech leaves rustling as frost sharpens the air. Names cited include Marion Douglas Harriet M Kimball Eve and William Cullen Bryant.
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Woodbine
Marion Douglas
William Cullen Bryant
Marie Lane Seeks Strawberries While Burdened by Family Struggles
In a hot rural scene Marie Lane grieves over a barren home and a heavy load of farm chores. She fetches berries for Elder Spinner while questioning maternal duty and the value of effort against hardship and want. The tale contrasts ambition with domestic limits and social pressure.
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Marier
Medder
Marie
Hale
Spinner
Marie Lane
Bradore
Jennie Trayer
Skinner
Maker Lane
Dekin
Marie's Kitchen Reform and Sunday Reverie
In a domestic vignette, Marie gently reshapes the Lane family table from meager fare to healthier meals, winning approval and sparking change. The elder minister visits, the mother’s pride loosens, and Marie uses thrift to fund books and comforts, while a Saturday night meditation on rest and work unfolds.
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Marie
Mrs. Lane
Crullers
Lane Homestead
Mr. Lane
Marel
Royal Arch of Peace
Fashion note on square toes and no heels in boots
A fashion note urges stylish ladies to wear square-toed flat boots as medical authorities warn high heels harm posture and feet. Swiss Colonel Zegler cites data from Geneva on malformation and flat feet, while suggesting footwear should allow toe movement and arch support.
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Geneva
Ze’gler
Federal Army
Zeigle
Yes Tooth Powder Sold by Johnson and Siegfried
An advertisement urges customers to ask for Yes Tooth Powder and to take no other. It notes sale by Johnson and Siegfried at Aneroid Barometers and Morck Bros.
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Johnson & Siegfreid
Cow on hoof worth more than its beef in railroad dispute
A farmer demanded $200 from a railroad after a cow killed by a train. The manager offered $40 as the cow’s value on the hoof, plus goodwill. The farmer insisted on full $200, prompting a wry exchange over the cowcatcher’s value. The page also notes a governor’s Thanksgiving date, Kansas crop growth, and an ad for Yes Tooth Powder sold by Johnson & Siegfried.
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New York Central
Massachusetts
Long
Kansas
Post Office Department
Pat
House Plants in Heated Homes and Care Tips
Advice on keeping house plants healthy in heated homes. Protect plants from dust with coverings during sweeping, wash smooth leaves weekly, water properly to avoid overwatering, and manage insects with tobacco solution and limewater. Regularly inspect soil for worms and provide occasional fresh air to prevent decline.
Postal Cards and Humorous Epigrams from an Early Era
A collage of witticisms and anecdotes from a 19th or early 20th century periodical, featuring pithy proverbs, jokes about artists, marriage, propriety, and rural life. Notable lines touch Miss Smith the artist at a ball, a New York bogey company, and a clergyman amid scandals, with local color from American towns and regional figures.
Bourbon Democracy Dialogue Sparks Political Debate
A farmer and a stranger discuss the meaning and faults of the so called Bourbon Democracy. They critique the party as bulldozing and treasonous, blame debt and bloodshed on past actions, and question why it remains in power. The exchange highlights distrust of a self serving political faction and calls out greed and spoils.
The Upsetting Sin and a Prayer for Sobriety
A meeting tale recounts a Black worshiper praying to be saved from the "upsettin' sin" of intoxication. A friend corrects the pronunciation, while the speaker argues drunkenness upsets homes, manhood, and intellect, harming families and weakening hearts.
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Brudder
Darkey
New York Belle's Trousseau Costly American Made
The trousseau of a New York belle bound for marriage next month reportedly cost $125,000 and was entirely made in America.
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Trousseau
New York
America
Coming of Age Across Lifespans and Roles
The text traces ages when a person gains legal rights or duties from birth to forty-five. It notes thresholds at seven for punishment, fourteen for various responsibilities and guardian choices, eighteen for military service, twenty-one for independence and voting, twenty-five for Congress representation, thirty for Senate eligibility, forty for presidential eligibility, and forty-five for military exemption.
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Verkoyanska
Yana
Sal
Denver
Charley
Brooklyn Lagle
Indiana
Goslin
Iowa
Mike
Brooklyn Eagle
Robert Burdette
John Chinaman
Congress
Putting On Airs, A Sunday Essay Against Pretension
Dr. Deems critiques the habit of putting on airs as a fraud in the community. He urges cultivating true character to produce natural manners, warning that ostentatious display masks lack of real wisdom. He cites pretentious doctors preachers and a pampered aristocratic image to illustrate the folly of affected behavior.
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Wisdom
Minerva
Canterbury
Twin Gilberts Mills boy dies on anniversary of Garfield death
Garfield one of the Chapin family's twin boys in Gilbert's Mills New York died on Sunday after falling ill on the anniversary of President Garfield's death. The surviving twin named Arthur remained in good health. Previously the boys looked alike and even their parents dressed them differently to avoid confusion.
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Boston
Denison
George Herbert
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Father
Garfield
Mr. Chapin
Gilbert’s Mills
N. Y
Pesident Garfield
Arthur
American merchants spark discontent in Mexican cities
American merchants in Mexican cities provoke dissatisfaction among native rivals as they ignore the traditional siesta hour closing from eleven to three during warm weather, forcing Mexican traders to lose trade or skip their mid day rest.
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N M. Orr
Waxelbaum Block
Cornelius
Yarver Mouse
Cc. W. King
Ha Cobilam
Ordes
W. A. Greaves
ALL & Thompson
Attorneys At Law
Beaty Block
Warren, Pa
Ball, Co
C. Thompson
Dist
W Swanson
Johnson's Exchange
Ilbur & Schnur
Law
Front Street
Postoffice
W. W. WI. Bur
Wm, Schnur
Brown & Stone
First National Bank
H. E. Brown
K. Brown, Co
W. Scone
Second Street
Lindsey & Parmleer
Story
S. P. Johnson
W. M. Lindsey
J. D. Parmleer
Jas
CABLE
Reverdy B. Stewart
Richard B. Stewart
Physicians and Surgeons
Wetmore
Warren Hotel
Eas
Court House
Abbie Evans
R. J. M. Davies
Liberty Street
Baptist Church
EO. H. Leonhart
Tobacco, &c
Carver House
Arren Hotel
ST. James
Corry
R. R. Depot
A. McFarland
Prop’r
the Home Mutual Life
Pennsylvania
Nce
D. G. Morse
Erie
Crawford, Venango
Forest
McKean Counties
Chautauqua County
N.Y
G. W. Neasse « CO
G. W. Neasse « Co.,*—. Pee and Manufacturers
Little Alley
L. G Noyes
Hazeltine & CO
GOD
Secretary of Internal Affairs
Supreme Court
Warren Academy
C, W. Sersall
Call Han
Atlas
Fostoffice
Stinson & Co
Portland, Maine
Harriet M. Kimball
Alice Cary
Miss Smith
Adam
Oil City
Mark Twain
Montreal
Blackstone
Norristown Herald
Farmer
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