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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1878

Page

3

Local and Other Matters Summary in Warren

The Erie Gazette notes Philadelphian business figures Read and Wright and the Corry coal factory owner’s failure with liabilities around 100 000. Rumors place R B Fenton as New York Port Collector. Other items include Dr Bull’s Baby Syrup praise Major James recovering from fever and river levels not high enough for large rafts.

Hendricks Elect Philadelphia I. B. Gara Scofield Treasury Department Dio Lewis Miss Carson George Culver J. D. James Corry Herald the Mail New London Gowanda Uts Corry Telegraph Horton & Deming Horton Late Sugar Grove Journal Enterprise Fred. Evans Franklin Baptist Church

Railroads discuss Warren to Bradford line interconnection

J R Clark vice president and A D Wood chief engineer of the Warren Rochester and Bradford railroad visited Oil City in conference with Hulings and Mackey of the Olean Bradford and Warren railroad. They reviewed uniting or building the road from Warren to Bradford and will submit the matter to the directors for final adoption.

Oil City J. R. Clark A. D. Wood Warren Rochester

Watches and a wild family in Texas sale

Four dozen solid silver full jeweled Patent Lever Watches at 10 dollars each and two dozen solid gold Ladies Watches at 18 to 20 dollars each, sold at Fred Morck's from a late New York bankruptcy sale, half price and fully guaranteed. Also a family of man, wife, and seven children in southeast Texas living in woods, subsisting on foraged food and refusing aid.

Fred Morck’s New York Texas Frank Lesiie Chimney Corner Piicogy Alvons Legion Alley Tenders Habletton Toward Robinson de Forest Benedict Anmé Frost Annie Thomas Etta W. Brorce Ollie Frank Leslie Peal Street Popular Mare Rapid Ley Dseiv Department of Literature Sunday Frank Leslle Pearl Street

Warren Borough Inaugural Address Sets Practical Tone

Last Monday the old Council met to finish year’s work and adjourn sine die. Incoming Burgess Milva pledged to finish unfinished tasks, avoid debt, and favor workmanlike repairs over costly brick structures. The new council named committees, retained Clerk R.P. King, and elected James Clark Jr. as Treasurer and Chief Engineer, with A Hertzel as Fire Warden and George Culver as Poundmaster. The meeting closed with plans to codify ordinances and reconvene in two weeks.

C. H. Noyes Burghas G. L E. G. Wood M. Spaulding P. H. Falconer A. J. Davis Peter Greenland James Clark, Jr W.C. Rowland Wm. Lewis J. Sill Mr. Noyes Milva Goertianen Tas Titusville Warren Allegheny Hickory Street Joos P. U. Valconer James Clark Burgess A. Wertzel J. H. Palmer Burgess Miles Fire Department J. J. Palmer Andrew Lertzell A. Tlertzel P. Greenlund Poor S. Burgess G. L. Friday Peter Greenlund P. J. Falconer and. Davis A. Hertzal Falconer R.P. King A. Hertzel George Culver G. I. Ames A. Li. Noyes

Warrenité in Maryland visit notes Pisgahub farms

A.D Saari writes from Warren to G. F. Will laws of Pisgah, Maryland, praising Pisgah area near Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown. He describes mild winters, fertile soil, and near markets, noting peach and grape potential, pine forests, and accessible woodlands for farming near Charles County.

Piscan, Clarbes Co Leperra Warren Pisgahub Pennslvanie Washington Alexandra Georgetown G. F. Willaws Pisgah Charles Co MD. Yous A.D Saari

Primary School Term Report for March 27 1873 Attendance

Term end report shows male attendance at 93 percent and average term attendance 38. Named scholars include Jared Wilson August Pierce Minerva Decker Ant Grovnell with distinctions. Absent lists include Jerry Peres Larry Juick Reddy Decker Lincoln Mandaville Augusta Pierce Maud Bis Addie Dennison. Three month averages list Minerva Decker Kat Grinnell Ada Gr Augusta Pierce Elton Jordan Prenees Rhodes Della Andrews Linco Manuagile Grant Mend Co Barnatesi. Distinguished by large study May Robison Mamnic Quick Anna Upton Lina Moon Net absenting Let Charles Burdevadt Harl AugLeWs Guy Metre Lewis Mandavil Kanenor May Robinson Ghathe Pay Leo Milith Prerer. Three bootily examinations show scores Blame Quick Jackson Pierce Anna Burnett May Robinson mia Minor Eva Morris Slice Shehan Lizzie Jordan J W 514. Principal Miss Lavina McGuins ugs't.

Nary Supy Jared Wilson August Pierce Minerva Devker Ant Grovnell Jerry Peres Larry Juick Reddy Decker Lincoln Mandaville Augusta Pierce Maud Bis Addie Dennison Exmalo Tiga Minerva Decker Katt Grinnell Ada Augusta Pierte Elton Jordan Prenees Rhodes Della Andrews Linco Manuagile Grant Mend Co Barnatesi Porcont Niles Aveuiue Voltas May Robison Mamuic Quick Mana Upton Anna Duurebl Lina Moon Ding Let Charles Bturdevadt Harl Auglews Guy Metre Lewis Mandavil Kanenor May Robinson Ghathe Anna Burnett Mia Minor Eva Morris Slice Shehan Lizzie Jordan J. W Lavina McGuins Ugs’t

Warren Waltz Club plans May party and local notices

The Warren Waltz Club schedules a May party. Grand Valley postmaster appointment noted. Local items include jewelry offers at Fred Morck, pension notice from C Dinsmoor, a death in Corydon, and various ads. Also mentions visiting cards at Lepert, outdoor life, and political humor about Russia.

Warren Waltz Club A. Wood Grand Valley Fred Morck

Point Chautauqua 1873 Open July With Grand Hotels

Rev J H Miller of Mayville provides the 1873 Point Chautauqua circular. Construction progresses on grand hotels to welcome guests in early July. The main building spans 200 by 45 feet with a 52 by 30 foot central pavilion, dining and kitchen annex, and 130 foot tall central towers. The tabernacle, funded by Mr Hartson of Poland, seats 8000 and will be ready July 1. Meetings include Baptist Social Union and a grand dedication July 23 to August 1, with Prof W F Sherwin arranging speakers. The Harmony Baptist Association marks its Fortieth Anniversary in the new tabernacle on Point Chautauqua. Point Chautauqua lies opposite Chautauqua Lake from Fur Point.

Point OnauTauqua J. H. Miller Mayvilla Association Point Chautauqua Hartson Poland Baptist Social Union of Western New York W. F. Sherwin Fredonia Chugutarqua Lake Fur Point

Warren County Hosts Vast Array of Notable Roadsters

A visiting horseman touts Warren Pa as a hub for fine roadsters. He lists Ed White Gen. Allen Girlies Pony Harry Sultan Jack Draper and others bred or trained in the area. The letter notes local breeders, trainers, and a veterinary dentist trimming mouths to improve performance.

Warren Pennsylvania Wilke Spiit of the Times Isual Curver House Chirley Chamberlain Gen. Seat Gen. Allen Ericsson Royal George Harry Edward Everett Charley Ed White Zoo G. Inwin Seneca Burgess Etallion Fitch Clay Allen D. Beatty Sultan W. H. Crawford Jack Draper Shouf Bince Mr. Stone Clapp, Stone & Co J. W. Chamberlain Erie Reed Farm Ann

Traveling in Indiana News Letter from A Winged Traveler

An 1878 letter from A Rearick in Ancona Syp April 1 describes a long 19 hour trip with a six hour Toledo layover to Waterloo and Angola, noting hotels without drinks, the Red Ribbon Society, sparse church attendance, and political talk on greenbacks. He comments on flat, flood‑prone land, poor roads, cheap food, and low prices, plus a humorous hotel anecdote about patent right men and lodging costs. He plans to visit South Bend and write again if possible.

Ancona Syp Epvvor Toledo Red Ribbon Society Igip Gersoll Angola Steuben County Warrin County Joseph Rave Sicubon Certin Hotel South Bend

Queen City skirt suspenders offered to ladies for relief

An advertisement touts Queen City skirt suspenders for supporting heavy skirts, claiming help for women’s health and posture. It urges female agents to enroll, promises a profitable, pleasant business, and provides the Cincinnati address for applications.

Queen City Vorkering and Territory Queen City Suspender Company Clark St Cmeinnatl

Causes and prevention of sudden death warnings

A Boston Post account discusses how few sudden deaths are from heart disease, citing Strasburg experiments on 67 cases. Most died from lung congestion due to cold exposure and lifestyle factors, with advice on avoiding such dangers and a note about Dr Bull's Cough Syrup. Also referenced is Judge Blatchford’s view on income tax suits and government accountability.

Europe Strasburg Frank Lestle Ite C. F. Denms Church of the Strangers

Cumberland Valley Scene Promises Growth and Wealth

The article portrays Cumberland Valley as vast and scenic with wheat fields green and tall barns. Carlisle hosts Dickinson College and U S barracks while Sunbury sits on the Susquehanna with coal traffic and river ferries. It notes railroads, stock farming, and potential future growth despite aging streets and questioned executions by Mollie Maguire era.

Sonpury Morehoothy Epitor Lepeer Terie Thutisburg Atewauys Siuer Cumberland Valley Pennsylvania Warren County Old Mother Cumberland New York Philadelphia Epicures Carlisle Warren Dickinson College United States Texas Mexico Sunbury Susquehanna River Silig Hhe Lewisburg Front Street Mollie Maguires Tuster Fisher Mollie Gingston J.D. Ge

Political doubles and civil service reform rhetoric

Pratt's Washington Capital notes Sam and his foes mingle, with friends scarce and a smiling, polite persona masking sharp calculations. The Evening Chronicle echoes Democratic caution, while a sensational pitch for Dr King’s New Discovery claims universal cure for consumption and colds, offered free in trials by A W Morek & Co. in Warren, Pa.

Dre King de. Kang A. W. Morek & Co Warren, Pa

Replanting Teeth Debate Persists In Local Letter

A correspondent argues replanting teeth can be successful, countering a prior hostile view. He cites patient cases where teeth were replanted after extraction and filled, describing mixed local opinions and urging cautious use only in extreme, clearly promising cases.

Ipitor Bret UN Stepper

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