Advertising Rates and Notice Fees for LePgee Publication
Advertising rates include business cards six lines per year five dollars. Transient ads cost one cent per inch for first insertion and fifty cents per inch for each subsequent insertion. Executor notices and administrator notices three dollars each for six insertions. Estray and caution notices one fifty. Local and business notices ten cents per line, but not in space for regular reading matter. Marriages and deaths published free. obituary notices beyond ten lines cost five cents per line.
Democrats and Congress Face Financial Debate and Tone
A terse editorial urges calm amid partisan tempers, urging both sides to hear the full debate on a financial relief bill. It notes republicans overreach in crisis reporting, defends diverse views within the party, and critiques tariff and silver coinage positions while calling for practical policy and patience from voters and lawmakers. It cites betting on funds, public sentiment, and mentions figures like Benjamin Harrison and Secretary Carlisle. It concludes with wary caution over internal party loyalties and a local editorial endorsement shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Benjamin Harrison
Carlisle
China
Jobo
Truth of the Question in Granges Speech on Silver
Governor Waite addressed the Granges at Chautauqua on the silver question last Saturday. He argued the people favor protecting home industries and warned against free coinage, advocating money backed by land and labor rather than by speculators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
Patent Office
United States
New York
Quay
Senate
Congress
Waite
Chautauqua
Ailver
Sub-Treasury
Washington
Coneruseman Sibley
Erie
Cleveland
Sibley
Charles J
Eric Aerald
Theories On Money Circulation And Speculation
The article argues against the Greenback theory, noting money supply has risen from 17 to 24 dollars per person over three years while prices and interest remain high. It criticizes speculation that a distrust in currency caused instability, cites high premiums on silver dollars, and critiques efforts to curb speculation with moralizing calls and standardization. It also notes Governor Pattison's Chicago trip for Pennsylvania Day and endorses De Witt's Little Early Risers as a remedy for digestive issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenbrokers
Stone
Democratic State Conventions Highlight 1893 Pennsylvania
The Democratic societies plan a September 26 gathering in Allentown to energize the campaign with national and state figures, followed by the Harrisburg State Convention on September 19 at noon in the Opera House to nominate a Supreme Court judge and a State Treasurer. Delegates from Warren, Cameron, Crawford, Hill, Erie, Forest, McKean, and Venango are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Assembly
Democratic Society of
Democratic State Executive Committee of
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harrisburg
Supreme Court
J. Marshal
Wright
B. M. Nwap
Warren County
Cameron
Crawford
Hill
Erie
Forest
McKean
Venango
The Meridian of Life and the Reviving Bitters
A historical notice extols Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a life extending tonic for aging individuals. It claims renewed vigor, appetite, and sleep, with physicians testifying to its strength restoring effects. The advertisement asserts relief from indigestion, nervousness, constipation, liver and kidney issues, and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perms
Hosttzer
Century Catarrh Cure Advert Helps Woman’s Health
Mrs J R Hien of Neilys Mills Pa reports relief from chronic catarrhal deafness after using a portion of the Century Catarrh Cure, claiming improved health after years of trouble. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are extolled for liver regulation and relief from headaches dyspepsia bad breath constipation and biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Hien
Neilys Mills
DeWitt
S & Siulien
F. H. Dickson
Chairman appointments announced by Speaker Crisp
The August 2 announcement names chairmen for key committees. Ways and Means led by Wilson with McMillen, Turner, Montgomery, and others. Coinage by Bland. Banking and Currency led by Springer with Sperry, Cox, Culbaresty, and others. list covers Judiciary Foreign Affairs and many more with state affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crisp
Bland
Wilson Ways and Means
Springer Banking and Currency
Outhwaite
Ohio
Cummings
New York
Henderson
North Carolina
McRea
Arkansas
Holman
Indiana
Wheeler
Alabama
Catchings
Mississippi
Pendleton
West Virginia
Page
Rhode Island
Weadock
Michigan
Bankhead
Reilly
Pennsylvania
Mississippi River
R. Allen
Enloe
Tennessee
McCange
Illinois
Millitia
Forman
Covert
Martin
Utah
Springer
Ills
Sperry
Conn
Cox
Tenn
Cobb
Culbarsey
Texas
Ellis
Ala
Warner
N. Y
Johnson
Black
Hall
Maj
Maj. Walker (Mass.), Brutius (Pa.), Henderson (Ims
Russell
Hanger
Wie
Ind
Marriages and deaths in Warren area notices 1893
A Warren Pennsylvania area column records multiple 1893 marriages in Jamestown and Warren with names such as Walter R McKinney and France M Hott, plus other nuptials including Starrett Phelps Ferguson Lamb and Trashel Magee. Obituaries list William Derby 75 and Willie Sewer 63. Also includes local ads and reprints of medical tonics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank G. Trashel
Save M. Mate
Waren
Jameson—High
Warren
G. H. T .Abert
C. M. Jemon
Jennie M. High
Ekingua
Tranfer—Bohrer
G. H. Teabert
Peter Trevfer
Auns Fobver
Chasz—Stra'n
Arenda
Charlie? Cove
Wm. G. Chaster
Meadville
Siea A. S.rain
Deerfield Tp
Warren, Pa
Esperson—Phillips
aAt Lander
J. C. Rhodes
John ¢. Esper
Nott
Cen
Miks Minule
Philips
Lander
Mosler—Ou Pler
Yervadaga
N.Y
EK. P. En 'Sht
Clarence J. Mosler
Grand Valley
Maud J. Cuyler
Titusville
Bimber—Lewis
Sameown
A. L. Farlow
J. P
Fred Biuber
Maud Lewis
Argends
Derby
East Warren
RB. O. Lewis
Wm. Derby
Jewell
North Warren
Willie
Tidione
Stephen Freur
Nelson Greenland
Balmer
Exchange Block
Exchange Hotel
Property auctions in Warren County and townships in 1893
A lengthy list of property foreclosures in Warren County Pennsylvania outlines parcels in the borough of Warren Brokenstraw and Elk townships with multiple tracts described, acreage counts, boundaries, and improvements. The notices name heirs, deeds, and suits including lenders and executors, detailing land, dwellings, barns, and orchards set for sale in pendente execution.
Property Auctions in Warren County Pa Sharply Packed
A sheriff sale lists multiple parcels in Warren and Sugar Grove Townships. Included are two parcels tied to W. Spaulding and Mary Spaulding, and land tied to Thomas Kay and William Kay with a steam saw mill, barns, and 27 acres. Also described are a large tract near Edwin Chase and a smaller Pine Valley lot with a mortgage to Julia A. Mallers and Joe B. Dean as claimant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brokenstraw Township
Warren County
Samuel Hull
Youngsville
Chandler’s Valley
Samuel Huijt
J. G. Mead
Angeline Bowman
I. G. Mead
Harris Mead
Takan
G. Mead
J. A. Sichals
ALEVA
City
Bik Township
Warret County
Peuna
Caleb C. Thompson
H.R. Kiburn
A. C. Marshand
Kubur
C.c.hompson
David Gilt Wan
Wd. Guinan
Avid Iitinan
Elk Township
Charles Son
William Duke
Lass
Phillipse
Mary Gouveneaur
Charles A. Erickson
Charles Carlson
France
P. A. Broggren
Conewengo
Irena A. Smith
John F. Anderson
FH. J. Muse
API Veor
Pine Grove Township
Wan20
Pennsylvania
Richard Lindey
George Pettit
Lasd
Siggins
Charlotte Dunning
Cynthbia Fox
Pine Grove and
Farmington Township
Wm. G. Chase
J. J. Yourg
Roy C. Adame
Warren Borough
Warton County
Daoy & Plr
Barney Bradley Ana Wite
Warren Homestead
Loan and Tryst Cosby
Warrert Iut
Hervan
W. Spaulding
Mary Payding
James Ark
Conewango
Warren and
Jamestown Road
N. P. Curtis
Archibald Tanner
Follet Buc
Reig
Denver
Warren Homestead Loan & Trust Co
Borough of
Warren
County of
State of
Mid Borough
High Street
Liberty Street
E. Fisher
Citizens’ National Bank
James Roy
Sugar Grove
Charles Aquay
Thomas Kay
Wm. Kay
Towit
Edwin Chase
William Gourley
N. H. Dalrymple
George Hiflman
Mm. Bay
Myris
Fler
Valier
T. BP
B. A. Spencer
Justin Dantordte
P. Parker
Said
Pine
United Brethren Church
Rom Pine
Said Pine
Thomas F. Berker
Philander Parker
Julia A. Mallers
Jesse Perkins
Job B. Dean
Julia A. Mallest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Warren, Penn’a
Register and Recorder
Ellis Simcox
South West
D. M. Schermerhorn
Roger Mooney
Mead
G. P. Mead
Brokenstraw
Cormner
G. F. Menitt
James Logan
Farmington
K. L. Andrews
Garland
R. E. Geer
Grade
Warren Academt
Tug Warren
Thompson
Pattison
Stalf
Chicago
Exposition Grounds
Pennsylvania Railroad
Snowden
Gothin
Dechert
Pittzburg
Wiley
Staf
Las Ber
de Witt
Manod Dbcien
BL. Dickson
Duncan
McCrispy
The
Burrow
McCready
RicCreany
Herad
of Regions
Herald
Fay
Meil
Siegfried & Co
Henry George
Cyrus Eason
Hoe
Flint
Dr. Pierce
Iver
Suevirs Sales
Court of Common Pleas
Court House
Boroug
Second Street
H. P. Leiknap
Pidioute
E. Gilbert
Uelthart
Rava
Becinging
Jess
Joanna Gooming
M. L. Gunning
Willis
Bindley
Jabez Bindley
Yast
Laura E. Hale
Jas. Bale
Clarence Lubow
Roy C. Adams
OW. KR. Lawson
Journes Schriber
Mary A. Barnes
A. P. Phillips
M. Packard
Penn
Scott
Township of
Stephen Flaherty
Venn
Struthers, Walls & Co
Christie Bros . Geo. B. Grr & Co
Lampson & Renn
John N.hutchinson
Wm.o’neil
Charles W. Hedv
Wilson
Fred P.due
Henry Linvie
Boeschiin
Webb
W. A. Alesander
George Wikis
XNI
H. Rlrbco
E.R. Bumpus
H. A. Stordenburg
James W. Jjenving
Jimtes Clark
D. Wattersor
Joan Stiltman
James Cooper
Samuel Sanncers
Brown
Linds H Whiddey
Prothys
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