Ledger Ad: Warren Be Printers Offer Low Rates
Published every Friday morning in Warren Be at 1.50 per ennum in advance 2.00 when not paid in advance No paper will be discontinued until all arrearage paid except at publishers option Papers not sent out of Warren County unless paid in advance The Ledger office refitted with new press and type basement Library building corner Third and Liberty streets Resp bros Publishers
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Warren
Wanen County
Cas
Third and
Liberty Streets
Resp Bros., Publishers
Pleasant and Surrounding Towns Jurors List Readings
A lengthy roster of names from Pleasant, Mifield, Spring, Columbus Township and surrounding areas appears, listing residents such as Dietch Frank Wis selbrecht and Wn Yogel among others. The compilation includes numerous surnames like Schofield Gilson Morus and Davis, with officials and residents identified across several townships and boroughs. Highlights show local figures slated for consort roles and community recognition within the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pietsfile
Tra Whitney
Charles Briggs
George J Turlburt
O. Davis
Frank Camp
Pleasant
Dietch
Frank Wisselbrecht
Frank fHerivel
Yogel
Mhfpeield
L. B. Schofield
Rosl Gilson
Wie
Morus Joseph Clinton
Slo Meroni J. OP. Miller
Charles Cumings
Jos Ecktes
Ammi Davis
Scott
Jasper Dvans
County Committee for 1986 Names By County Line
The county committee for the ensuing year lists representatives from multiple townships. Notable names include Darius Mead for Brokenstraw, T Honkart Colmebus for Conewango, Wm McCalier for Carrier, E Mattison for Chern Grove, W Wann for Deerfield, John Rowland for Glade, D Fuller for Kinzua, M Merkle for Limestone, W Bovee for Southwest, Curtis Johnson for Spring Creek, A C Clark for Triumph, and J B Walker for Vadioute.
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Brokenstraw
Darius Mead
Conewango
T. Honkart
Colmebus
Carrier
Cordon
Wm. McCaliier
Chern Grove
E Mattison Deerfield
Newkirk
Elaeat H Feechom
W. Wann
Farmington
Neurysmth
Glade
John Rowland
Kinzua
D. ©. Fuller
Limestone M. Merkle
Mead
Boxer Mooney
S. E. Walker
Yaniively
Younrsville
John W. Davi
Beaver's store orders spark labor coupon controversy
A historical account accuses Beaver and partners of using voluntary store orders as labor coupons to profit the company. The piece claims workers trade only with the company, with registered numbers and nontransferable coupons, while authorities and local organs dispute the system. The notice closes with a local business update from ALA. Davis & Cr.
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Bellefonte Iron and Nai Compans Limited
Anen
General Beaver
Samebads
Min
Irving Tune
Prishier
Library hall license question and pension debate shake town
The Ledger discusses the library hall license issue and criticizes the opera house’s financial burden on the library. It argues the library should be self supporting while noting public support and opposition. It also reports on pensions for Civil War veterans, decrying open-ended expansion and urging restraint, with emphasis on not portraying veterans as mendicants.
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Ledger
Noyes
Thomas Struthers
Opera
Opera House
Struthers
Uncanny Heat Ring Traps Man in Alley After Storm
A western Virginia tale recounts Brad Fay and neighbors witnessing a man struck by a mysterious circular heat in an alley during a severe hail storm. Onlookers rented that the man could not be reached as a heat circle surrounded him and a pole repelled attempts to move him. By evening the heat faded and he collapsed unconscious.
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Colin
Bradfaye Opnetien
West
Wilcos
Tarhen
Paris
Democratic Tinge in Public Service Debate Abounds
A Pittsburgh era piece discusses Cleveland's civil service reforms and criticized office retention by Republicans. It cites The Mail and PhilaRecord on governance, loyalty versus efficiency, and calls for cleansing officeholders before Cleveland's term ends. It touches Harper's Magazine naval notes and other varied items.
Irish Vote and Library Hall License Debate
The text covers political maneuvering around Blaine’s Irish vote strategy, a Glade avist discussion on whether the Ten Commandments are moral law, and a lengthy Local Borough dispute over Library Hall licensing and public funding. It defends Warren Library’s funding, explains trustees’ control of Library Hall, and argues against burdensome licenses while noting local civic support and the hall’s status as a public charity.
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Glade
Atkin
Oviatt
John Wesley
Atkins
Christ
Simmers
Wide Range of Wallpaper and Decor Goods Offered
Warren trader XN. K. Wespelboe at 209 Liberty St Warren Pa announces a large consignment of wallpaper, window shades, oilcloths, and craft supplies at extremely low prices. He invites locals to visit, leave orders for painting and decorating, and assures prompt, neat service with the claim these are facts. July 24, 1886.
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Talso
Warren
Publi Thes
Wespelboe
Liberty St
New Female Cure Promoted By English Physician
A claimed new treatment for ladies disorders by Dr. Mary A. Gregg is being introduced in the United States with a free trial for one month. The remedy, said to cure female diseases, is offered by Gregg Remedy Company with directions and future pricing details. Also listed are various advertisements for plumbing, wallpapers, shirts, flour, and health products.
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Mary A. Gregg
England
U.S
Gregg Remedy Company
Palmers
Diamond Block
Warren, Pa
ALA
Davis & Co
MM. Jackson & Bros
Main Street
North Clarendon
Theodore Mener
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