Edinboro students learn fast as fall fair begins
Notes from around the city report varied items: hay sells for $38 a ton in North East, Mrs. Harry Reiver hosts in Oil City, and travels of Geo. Wetmore to Lagertown. Jamestown fair starts next Monday and runs to Thursday with rail and post office updates, town events, and local business notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
North East
Harry Reiver
Oil City
M. Strelitz
Geo. Wetmore
Lagertown
Tommy
Miss Lankler
Buffalo
Lenora Lesser
Third Street
Lock Haven
Corry
Dr. McDermott
Cincinnati
Waters
Liberty Street
Holman
50 Jobs for Youth Offer From Edinboro Man
Charles Cooper of Edinboro Pa seeks 50 young men and 50 young women paying $50 to $75 monthly. The notice invites readers to write for particulars. The rest notes local social visits, a Bucktail reunion in Phillipsburg with speeches by named figures, a burglary, a medical elixir trial, a riverboat history, a mill accident with possible amputation, and local election candidates. A tailor Jacob Keller advertises services and ready-for-fall fashion. A fair meals plan by Mr Williams covers 4000 meals at Adelphi Kitchen during September 3 to 6 priced at 26 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cooper
Edinboro
Grace Stone
Nettie
Gertie King
Annie Keller
Tillie Richie
Max Sill
Jaspar Keeler
Warren
Saegertown
Cambridge
Cambridgeboro
Bucktail Rifle Association
Phillipsburg
A. G. Curtin
Chill Hazzard
Roy Stone
John H. Taggart
Langhorne Wistar
J. ©. Aiken
Warren County
Will B. Stewart
Second Street
Stewart
Kibler
Corry
H. A. Waldo
Will Smith
Smith
Waldo
Woodruff
Spring Creek
Henry Havens
Garland
McKean County
James Broder
F. W. Brownell
Eugene Mullin
Broder
Bradford
Mullin
Brownell
Smethport
John Wilcox
Riverside Park
Wilcox
Sheara
Jacob Keller
Second and
Liberty Stresta
Keller
Williams
Adelphi
Prohibition Convention and Local Notices in Warren Ledger
The Warren County prohibitionists held a convention in Good Templars hall naming J. H. Miller and A. D. Manley as county officers and delegates to the state meeting. Democratic caucuses are scheduled in The Ledger office and Conewango town hall to elect county convention delegates. Also notes advertise Hall's Catarrh Cure and an April furniture promotion by Hersee & Co. in Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County
Good Templar
Warren
J. H. Miller
Grand Valley
A. D. Manley
Spring Creek
W. W. Hague
Tidioute
G. W. Brown
Youngsville
A. Hertzel
R. Taggart
R T. Arrowsmith
L. L. Hunter
A. Gillis
L. H. Darling
Ledger
Conewango
Dr Pierce's elixir outsells rivals for liver cures
It claims superior healing powers and guarantees benefit or refund. markets Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as effective against liver derangements, biliousness, skin issues, scrofulous sores, fever, and related ailments. Also notes a $500 reward for chronic nasal catarrh by Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Births and marriages listed in Warren area notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Dr. Sage
Semi annual dry goods clearing sale opens July 22
The store announces a regular semi annual clearance of dry goods, carpets, curtains and more running July 22 through August 17. Prices slash muslin, lawns, sateens and white goods, with bold reductions on silks, linens, napkins and parasols. Numerous bargains promise “almost a song” pricing and a mass sale of remaining stock.
Lace Curtain Sale At Warren Pa July 22 to August 15 1889
Five hundred pair lace curtains priced from 1 dollar per pair and up. Five hundred dozen gents half hose as good as Shanknit for 1 dollar per pair, worth 50 cents. Carpets rugs mats oil cloths curtain poles and related items included. Strict cash terms no price duplicates after dates. D Shear Warren Pa announces sale from July 22 to August 15 1889.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Shear
Warren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nat Ane
the Keystone Clothing Co
THE
Elystone Clothing Co., Square Dealing Clothiers and Tailors
Warren, Pa
Wyman & Davis
Water Street
Carver House
Warrex
Lesser & Co., Exchange Block
Jno
J. Nesmith
Revere House
Fancy
Croceries
J. K. Ronne
Merchant Tailoring
HICK
Ory Street
Wetmore
Pres
Beecher
Cash
England
Ireland
Calidren
Pitcher
Castoria
Davi
Rheu
W.E. Jackson
Spring Creek Township
Franklin
Greenville
Dunkirk
N.K. Wendelboo’s
Diamond Furniture Company
Merck Drug Store
Morris & Mullen
Charles Olliver
Chautauqua
Chautauqua County
Diamond Furniture
B. B. & Chop
Lohse
K. of L
Baptist Dining Hall
Fair Ground
Cherry Creek
Otis
Bailey
Plummer
Union City Times
Frankie Cornish
Titusville
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley
Pittsburg
Erie
Lake Shore
D.a.v.&p
Robert Porterfield
Allegheny River
Robert Duncan
Allegheny
Peare A.W
Gleason
Notary Public
Hall
F.J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
George Ball
I. Johnson
Johnson
New York City
Ball
Mr. Johnson
Hersee & Co
Eidder
N. A Kidder
Demming—Rogue
Jamestown
N. Y
W. D. Henry
Alton A. Demming
Flora L. Rogue
West Spring Creek
Reeger
Hand
Lutheran Church
P. Doerr
Willard
L. Reeger
Minnie Hand
Nelson Greenlund
Undertaker
Library Hall
Frederick Ward
D'Ennery
Noyes & Co
D. Shear’s
Lonsdale
Toil-du-Nord
Chambrays
Chinghams
Meadville Conservatory OF Music
Allegheny College
Juvia C. Hull
Meadville
Williams & Rogers
Rochester
Boston
Diamond Block
Water St
Wh. H. Zuern
Murray Street
N.Y
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