Warren and Jamestown area notices from 1887 Ledger
A roundup of Warren and surrounding towns items includes tax discounts through August, local ball games and football at fair grounds, new rail and bridge work, church services, academy openings, personal visits, and local business updates. Notables: Edinboro school town claim, Geo L Lawrance now manager of Jamestown exchange, typhoid illness in Boss Walker’s family, murder of Frank Appleton at Ridgeway, and plans for ball games and lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edinboro
Nina Cornelius
Chautamaua
Merch Drug Store
Warren
Youngsville
Harry Isaacs
New York
P. Doerr
Teachers Institute Programme at Sugar Grove Session
Warren county teachers institute will be held at Sugar Grove starting September 5 for five days. Profs Miller Crawford White Hill Pringle lead lessons and addresses with evening lectures by Rev. White and Rev. Kelphart. Daily programs include arithmetic, reading, hygiene, music, language, and marriage topics with teachers from Warren, Tidioute, Sugar Grove, and Titusville. Hacks run from Youngsville to Sugar Grove during the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Grove
Warren County
Teachers’ Institute
Miller
Warren
Crawford
Tidioute
White
R. d. White
Kelphart
John Dewitt Miller
New York City
DeForest Temple
Streeter
Pringle
F. J. Lynch
W. W. Fell
Rev. White
H. M. Putnam
Hill
Sugar Grove Seminary
Temple
Sugar Grove Union School
Youngsville
Proposal for academic and classical school at Mozart Hall
Miss Lillian Sanborn a Verona graduate proposes an academic and classical school in Mozart Hall on September 12. Aimed at Warren residents with incoming students already secured, the program will cover history mathematics languages and related subjects. Support from local citizens and out of town students is encouraged as the venture aims for higher education in Warren and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Sanborn
Vermont University
Mozart Hall
New Firm Hunter & Jarvis forms in place of H. Hunter & Son
Announcement that D. H. Hunter withdraws from H. H. Hunter & Son and is replaced by Jarvis of New York, creating Hunter & Jarvis with Henry Hunter as partner. The piece notes historical regard for H. Hunter, expresses cautious optimism, and wishes long life to the former merchant. Also introduces Dr. H. Hunter’s retirement and honors his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Bell
Cassadaga
Warren
Hunter & Jarvis
Jarvis
New York
The
Buffalo Courier
Ganges
D. H. Hunter
Stewart Drug Store Sold To Geo S Davis
The Stewart drug store was sold to Geo S Davis formerly an accountant for G I Friday. Davis plans energetic leadership and aims for success while I A McIntosh remains as manager ensuring continued careful prescriptions and service. Dr Reverdy B Stewart continues to hold his office in the rear with entrance on Liberty Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stewart Drug
Geo. S. Davis
G. I
Davis
I. A. McIntosh
Reverdy B. Stewart
Liberty Street
Warren Area Marriages and Obituaries August 1887 Notices
Married notices list numerous weddings in Warren area from August 13 to 24 1887 including McClintock King Johnson Swanson Hunter Black and others with their home towns and parsonages. Also deaths: John H Palmer aged 54 and Cora Siggins aged 23 with brief causes. Obituary items note infant Blatr and other local details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M McClintock—King
Warren
W. A. Rankin
J. H. McClintock
Union City
Blanche M. King
Johnson—Swanson
N. G. Johnson
Laus P. Johnson
Annie C. Swanson
Brukenstraw
Claus M. Hanson
Wetmore
Bettie Peterson
Sharp—Krimbill
Pleasant
P. Doerr
Clovis M. Sharp
North Warren
Minnie M. Krimbill
Ackbon—Thacher
Palmer
John
H. Palmer
Siggins
Tidioute
Cora
Jacob Siggins
Blatr
Frankie
J. E. Bish
Successors to O H Hunter and Son Ad Inducements
Brief notice announcing successors to O H Hunter and Son and inviting interest in fair credit inducements. Names and specifics are unclear in the fragment but imply business continuity and promotional offers.
Bell Brothers Dry Goods and Carpet Fair Bargains
Bell Brothers Dry Goods and Carpet House urges shoppers to visit during fair week to snatch bargains. One lot 36 inch all wool ladies' cloth offered at 40 cents, down from 50 cents. Another lot features 42 inch camel hair suitings. About 15 pieces of lawn must go at sale prices.
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the Ledger
Warren, PA
Arthur Davies
Havana
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Frank Barber
Grand Valley
Salamanca
Watson Hose
Prof
Congregational Church
Modesto
Cal
L. Riddlesperger
Lima
Ohio
Albert
Augusta Kirberger
West
C. W. Wells
Auburn
Judge Johnson
F. W. Conarro
Wyman & Davis
K. G. Wackerman
Youngsville Academy
L. Geer
Corry
A. Weiss
Keystone Clothing Company
Youngsville Academy and Union School
Wm. Messner
Frank Appleton
Ridgeway
Popular St
Jamestown Journal
G. H. Frost
Chautauqua
Merck Drug Store
Moses Hook
Titusville
ST. Mead
Glade Run
J. R. Mitchell
Glade
Eva Mitchell
G. H. Strickland
Launder
Evangelical Church Society
Shannon
Arbutus Missionary Society
Jane Orr
F.C. Morningstar
Wichita
Kan
B. J. Morningstar
Bemi
Fair Grounds
P. S. Allen
F Lawrence
Kansas
Geo. Allen
Hebron
Ind
J.H. Ensworth
Sagertown
Juniata Valley Editorial Association
Erie
Library Hall
Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
Jennie Bartlett
Passadena
M. Mead
Water Street
Charles Miller
Herman Barber
Boston
Elmira
Zuern
Tom
World
Sun of
Harry Pickett
Harvey T. Russell
Russelburg
American Commercial College
Munn
Farmer
Mallar
Wim. Hollister
Andrew Young
Charles Gillespie
Monihan
J. Ronne
W. A. Summers
Pittsburg
Mary King
Bignell
Philadelphia
W. P. Bignell
Irvine H. Eddy
Kate C. Cobham
Dayton
Fifth Street
Yulia. A. Morrison
Stephen R. Morrison
Corydon
Allusheny
John Grindlay
Tunstall & Thompson
J. Hegerty
C. Conarro
Reese
Richards
W. Hegerty
Goodrich
Schemelfling
Bennett
Utter
Jamestown
Bradford
Warren American College
New Theology Herald
Unity
Chicago
Herald
Townsend and
Sauer
Father McGlynn
Boschee
Eowly
BR. H. Johnson
Noyes
P. Greenland
Hickory Street
O. H. Hunter & Son
Bell Brother
Bell Brother’s Dry Goods
Cassimere Shaws
Price
Monsquaire
Bell Brothers
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