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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1886

Page

8

Notice to Subscribers on Advance Rate and Collection

Notice to subscribers beginning July 11 1885 that advance rate 41.50 must be paid by Act. Mr F L Reed will visit towns in the county before that date to collect or payments may be mailed in money order. Policy: no subscriptions to run at a loss. payments promptly needed. Names and towns listed for payment collection including Chaniler's Valley Lottsville Sugar Grove POM Corn Panter Corydon Pittsfeld Triumph McGra Sheffield and Bear Lake among others.

FL EL Reed Lizac Menses Moray Autho Chaniler Lottsville W. D. Whitney Columbus S. EL Ewer Sugar Grove R. &. Cummings W. J. Davis Es Corydon E. J. Morr Pittsfeld Connell A. J Will Lander J. L. Thar Triumph McGra Fred. Wale Sheffield Roy

Voter Registration Push Urges Prior to September Deadline

The Ledger urges Democrats and all voters to register before September 2, warning that September 3 would be too late. It notes where registries can be found and stresses timely registration for tax-payers and voters.

Varfon

Marriage notices and local society updates in town

Register notes a September wedding between J. Martin and Maud Owens, and invitations for Miss Julia M. Lanter and George M. Heintz. News mentions a large audience at Library hall, a Baltimore pharmacist filling a vacancy, a funeral in Pleasant, a firefighting parade in Meadville, and hunting seasons starting soon. Also covered are a mayoral finances note, a perjury case in Erie, postal envelope sheet, church conventions, and upcoming town auctions and fairs with a focus on local clergy, residents, and community events.

Library Hall W. A. Kinnear Baltimore F. S. Goodman Barbara Lehman Pleasant Watson Meadville Cyrus Wells Geneva N. Y Carrie Hill Market Titusville Abbott Runnin Art John Ivers Ellicottville Julia M. Lanter George M. Heintz John Q Lantier Bo. An Philadelphia Times Smith Hill Brown Canada Bort Pennsylvania Erie. Pa Cooper Dunn Wich Cooper United States General Grant P. Doerr Pittburgh Saegertown Crawford County Pade Conewange Coul Board N. Loree Follett Run Road J. J. Taylor & Co Warren W. A. Taror Harrisburg F. Fulkern Sugar Grove H.G. Hall Youngste A. Hertzel I. F

They Took Possession in Youngsville

Mr and Mrs A Brown faced a festive surprise as neighbors gathered at their suburban home bearing edibles and gifts. A pairing of generosity followed with pasu re, green corn, ice cream, and donated seat remains, all aimed at enriching Christian fellowship and community ties.

Youngsville A. Brown Arber Garfield Mal Alger Pierce Little Vic Doctor Baker Toho Jackson Braven Kingly

Opera cast list at the hall for the season

The article lists performers associated with the count and Reiss season and names John T. Raymond Thea Keen Lawrence Barrett the McCann opera company in The Black Hussar Madame Janish and other artists including Joe Murpha Mille Rhea Kate Chixtun Maglio Mitel Ungar Tound taaty as part of the program remarks and attractions.

Wasncos Count & Reiss John T. Raymond Thea Keen Lawrence Barrett McCann Opera Company Black Hussar Madame Janish Joe Murpha Mille Rhea Kate Chixtun Maglio Mitel Ungar Tound Taaty

Explosion injures man from hand blown by cap

A man named Kidder suffered severe hand and finger injuries when a cap exploded while being struck with a pan during a torpedo cap removal. Doctors Stranahan and Backer attended, and Kidder was reported as doing as well as expected.

W. W. Kidder Kidder Des. Stranahan Backer Mr. Ridder

Serious Accident In Warren As Doctor Burned By Carbolic Acid

Dr. George Preston of Kane was thrown from a spirited horse two miles below Shefield. His pantaloons carried carbolic acid in a bottle that broke and burned his flesh and limbs before he could control the horse. He is now about and seemingly well. Also an advertisement for pearl mills flour at Theodore Messner's at $1.25 per sack and the best flour in Warren at the same price.

George Preston Kane Shefield Pearl Mills Theodore Messner's Warren Texas Dr. King A. W. Merck

Our Premiums and Subscription Incentives

Local Ledger publishers reveal a plan to offer premiums and advertising space credits to advance subscribers. The scheme promises goods from reliable manufacturers at cost, with a small benefit to readers and a push to pay ahead to cover printing and blank paper costs for the year's edition.

Ledger Wouman Deuetit Ielvber

Unconditional Warranty on Fountain Pens Offered

Advertises a guarantee on fountain pens with a 1 year Ledger subscription offer. Promises evidence of reliability upon mailing address. Describes three sizes with No 1 as the popular large pen and includes a special price: $3.50 for pen and Ledger subscription for one year, a value typically $4 to $5.

Thomas

Ring Found in Garden Leads to Long Lost Heirloom

Mrs. Perry D. Clark found a gold ring with a pearl setting in her garden. It matched a ring Mrs. N Schnurr had lost years ago and traced to her grandmother. The ring passed through generations, believed lost in the garden for decades, until unearthed by chance.

Wille Perry D. Clark Dong Aeaeh Denne

Ere district summer convention opens in Warren

The summer convention of the Ere district association began in Warren last Friday evening, with a large delegation from various branches in attendance. The event drew sizeable crowds as speakers addressed the gathering and a church organizing effort was noted, aided by a local benefactor who donated space in the Woffman block for a schoolhouse.

Association of the Ere Warren Varios Atellen Vannch Guspac Tuliee Prestatine Organi Hay Woffman Block

Farner Cay Farmers Association Meeting Notice

The regular meeting of the Farmers Association will be held tomorrow afternoon at 7. It is the last meeting before the fair and the topics to be discussed are of great importance. Every member should endeavor to be present.

Fermers Association

Webster's Unabridged Dictionary One Year Offer

An advertisement touts Webster's Unabridged Dictionary containing 600000 words and 140 illustrations offering a one year subscription at a discount. The notice promotes the dictionary as the best cheap edition and mentions a dealer or publication party involved in the sale.

Webster

Ropps Commercial Calculator Ad Announces Offer

Ropp's Commercial Calculator offered to farmers with a one year Ledser subscription for 21.50. A. A. Davis & Co. announces arrival of new styles of baby carriages.

Ropp A. A. Davis & Co Lock Haven State Normal School A.A. Davis & Co

Public Sale And Clearance Amid Textile Reductions

An expansive advertisement outlines a one day sale on silk and corsets at Bell & Rose with deep price cuts on black silks, including two special numbers at 1.10 and 1.40. It lists numerous seasonal dry goods, remnant liquidation, and dates for agricultural fairs across several towns from Warren to Angelica in September.

Cheney Remnan

Free Thinkers Convention to Meet at Saratoga Lake

The ninth annual New York state free thinkers association convention will be held at White Sulphur on Saratoga Lake from Sept 2. Prominent liberal speakers include Helen H Gradner Elizabeth Cady Stanton Lucy D Colman Susan EL Wixon Fran C Reynolds Charles Watts F J Andrew T B Wakeman John Peck C B Reynolds and W H Bell.

New York State Free Thinkers Association White Sulphur Saratoga Lake N.Y America Helen H. Gradner Elizabeth Cady Stanton Lucy D. Colman Susan EL. Wixon Fran C. Reynolds Charles Watts F. J. Andrew T. B. Wakeman John Peck C. B. Reynolds W. H. Bell

Warren Area Adverts Showcasing Special Deals and Services

A ragged mix of old ads promotes wall paper, home decor, and cures. It touts a vast stock, low prices, and styles in wallpaper and textiles. Also offers a clairvoyant reading, medical prognoses, and product safety assurances with various local merchants and addresses in Warren and North Warren, Pa, dated July 24, 1886.

Warren Wisperror Liberty St

Extraordinary newspaper offer for young readers and tools

The Ledger advertises a $6 value bundle for $2 with a selection of books a magnifier and a pocket calculator. Readers can receive the items within 15 days with subscription renewal or new sign up and may opt for cash instead. The general agent Mr Wood offers $2 in cash for the books if preferred after reading.

Wood

Wolfe Nominated for Governor by Prohibitionists in Pa

The Pennsylvania prohibition state convention nominated Charles S. Wolfe for governor by acclamation, with A. A. Barker as lieutenant governor and Charles L. Hawley as auditor general. The article notes Wolfe’s strong influence in Philadelphia and his shift from the Republicans, warning that a prohibition ticket could affect local party calculations in the coming election. It also mentions other political figures and a local advertisement blitz amid campaign commentary. The piece ends with legal notices and a local business blurb from Warren, Pa.

Hanewacre Prohibition Charles S. Wolfe A. A. Barker Charles L. Hawley Jol AL. Palmer Too Crente Pennsylvania Jeremiah 8. Black Commonwealths Charles 8. Wolfe Philadelphia Mane, Diet

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