Warren Notes From The Ledger Excerpts
J B Russet begins his first mail route on Monday. Local residents report a river rise and several business awnings installed. Immigrant Swiss workers pass through town toward Glade Run to work in the tannery. Obituaries note the death of Mrs Burns of Jamestown aged seventy.
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J. B. Russet
Geo. S. Davis
Samuels Bros
Joseph Walkerman
Jamestown
Warren
Baptist Sunday School
A. J. Hazeltine
Eastor
A. C. McAlpine
A.J. Davis
Welcome
Bir
H. W. Norris
Tiona
Oakland Cemetery
John Sill & Son
Exchange Block
Water Street
Switzzerland
Glade Run
Lightning Strikes Man and Child in City Incident
A man in Laotian area was struck by lightning while holding a child, tearing his pants and causing burns while the child remained unharmed. The event occurred during a storm at an outdoor location near a city clothes line. Authorities described the incident but no further injuries were reported.
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Bingua
Yesterdy
Entertainment at Library Hall Raises Funds for Public Library
Last evening's program at Library Hall offered a pleasant surprise to the audience with a 63 seat entertainment. The reviewer notes it is worth the admission and urges Warren residents to attend. A complete program change is promised tonight with reserved seats for children under 15 at 25 cents and general admission reduced to 25 cents.
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Library Hall
Audienee
Warren
Noses
Ealiery
Fire department elections held last Monday evening
The annual fire department election results list officers including chief engineer F P Windsor deputy chief J P Hoehearty, chief engineer J Merricker, president Geo B ia, vice president J L H Sandstrom, treasurer Ta A Kiteh, secretary J.
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F P. E. Windsor
J. PF. Hoeegarty
Detant
J. Merricker
Zid
Geo. 8
J. L H. Sandstrom
Weindser
Ta. A. Kitehan
Treashrur
Eretary
Fire damages Biartia Dilluz home at Glade Run
A fire damaged the ovelline of Biartia Dilluz at Glade Run last Thursday around 6 in the morning as the family prepared a fire. Two children narrowly escaped smoke inhalation and were treated by Dr. Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biartia Dilluz
Glade Run
Baker
Burt Arnold Publishes New Serial in Ledger
A new serial titled Her mistake or Lloward Thorndike's Law by Burt Arnold will begin in the Ledger next week. The weekly installment promises unusual interest and will be illustrated.
Warren County Consumers Get Special Announcement
A column by D. urges readers to study a special notice addressed to all Warren County consumers. The announcement promises important guidance or changes impacting local shoppers and households.
Grand Ball at G B B Wood's Rink Sheffield Pa
A grand ball will be given at G B B Wood's rink in Sheffield Pennsylvania on Friday evening April 15 1888 with music by the Wyman orchestra of Warren. Tickets for dancing one dollar spectators twenty five cents Super will be served at G B R Wood's next door to the rink An invitation is extended to all.
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Daniel Donaldson
Spring Creek
Hazen
Butler County
Warner
Stabe Near- Amal School
Clarion
Tev J.D. Smith
First Baptist Church
Old City
Warren
Baptist Church
Justice McPherson
Frank Bartlett
Menry Chapel
Chautauqua County
Bali
Hz Dal
Geo
P- Orr
Jacob Sehmar
Orr
Royal Arcanum Counseday North
Armour
President Tion
Eres
Ilausinur
Ball
Clutainy
Bething
Ander Wetnuh
Mir. Bairstuw
Maestay
MB. Sexton
New York City
Sullivan & Drew
Warren County
New York
Sexton
G. BB. Wood
Sheffield
Wyman
G. BR. Wood
An English Traveler Observes American Rail Travel
An English traveler describes his rail journey from New York to Chicago aboard the New York and Chicago Limited. He praises the cars, tables, amenities, and attentive service, noting meals, roominess, and the efficiency of travel as he passes Trenton and reaches Chicago.
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Centieris
Lyndon
Pennsylvania
Reiliold
America
Amy Gricny
Ivan
New York
Chica
Picuy
Chicago
Sewdere
Trenton
Isshascu
Knight of the Razor
F. K. Russell Resigns. T. P. Jenkins Named Director
The fair directors accepted F. K. Russell’s resignation and elected T. P. Jenkins of Parmrington as his replacement. In the afternoon F. A. Cogswell was chosen Superintendent of the grounds. Jamestown Franklin Corry and Warren fairs scheduled in September.
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Sutnday
F. K. Russell
T. P. Jenkins
Parmringngton
F. A. Cogswell
Jamestown
Franklin
Corry
Warren
The Gan Question in Gas Contracts Extends Support
Gentlemen working on extending gas contracts report good success as people sign with little hesitation. Renewing contracts encourages a measure expected to benefit individuals, and the prospects for the line are much stronger than a year ago, with renewed determination to extend agreements.
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Gan
Ttis
Warren town notes on whisky license and social events
In Warren and Garland, April reports reflect town concerns over a whisky license denial or grant, local social gatherings, anniversaries and friendships. Notable items include a twenty fifth marriage anniversary celebration at the White residence, music, speeches by Rev. J. Garnet, and remarks on residents' health and community gatherings.
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Redes
Noxra Warges
Wourren
Cour
Lang
Niles
Warren
Leder
Prohibition
Nera Warren House
Mir
White
J. Garnet
Adel. White
North Warren
N. E. Kidder
Warren Courts
Norra Warren
Garland
Local notes and obits from a 1890s Warren Pa brief
Village tidbits report physician change and school progress with a list of pupils noted as never absent or tardy. Community updates include a new milliner, a sermon to a large congregation, and marriages. The annual financial statement for Sead township ends with aud itors certifying accounts.
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Garland
Goudy
Hamilton
Ain Place
Goud
Georgia Waite
Prof
Ross
Daley Rockway
Maggie Jordin
Kate Newton
Charlie Moore
Thode Quick
Aprayo- Gane
Dod
Levan
Ea Howe
Linaway
New Piuio
Urry Feuborough
Kenneth Hurlburt
Aiva Upton
Cash Mathaway
Henry Lobdell
Fennis Hasselt
Johnie Hassett
Earnest Nickle
Gustav Peterson
Willie Beardsley
Laura Quick
Leah Andrea Hattie Lobdell
Clyde Mandaville
Alta Thompson
Margett Parker
Braton Hopkins
Lloyd Andrews
Bobby Sali
Forest Upton
Massie Peterson
Grace Robinson
Afsana Kurl
Homeopathic remedies sold by mail to treat external injuries
An eminent author argues skin diseases are internal malaises and external cures can be harmful. The ad lists crude external remedies like Arnica and Calendula for sprains burns and similar ailments, notes the remedies are liquid and available by mail, and provides addresses in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh for ordering with price.
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Areti Street
Philadelphia
Uitnheld Street
Pittsiurg
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