Advertising Rates and Subscription Terms in the Ledger
The Ledger lists subscription prices at $1.56 in advance or £2.00 annually when not prepaid. Advertising rates include business cards up to six lines at 60 cents per inch for the first insertion and 50 cents per inch for subsequent insertions. Executors notices cost $8.00 for six insertions, estray and caution notices $1.50, local/business notices 10 cents per line, free marriages and deaths, and obituaries charged per line beyond ten lines.
Ledger Printing House advertises first-class job printing
An 1892 notice proclaims The Ledger Printing House in Warren Pennsylvania offers top quality first class printing. It promises prompt mail service, assured satisfaction, and invites orders to Ledger Publishing Company drawer H Warren Pa. The Ledger is entered in the Post Office as second class.
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Ledger Printing House
Western
Pennnsylvania
Ledger Publishing
Cu Drewer
H” Warren
Penn’a
Eer Penn'a
Turbulent politics and Christmas gifts in 1893 file
A dispatch covers Republican financial critique, the Panama canal dispute, Cleveland and Harrison electoral notes, and party leadership tensions. It reports a Kensington couple’s odd election bet, Lehigh Valley Almanac offers, New York World Almanac gift, Father McGlynn case resolution, and local political moves including Erie postmaster support and Gov Pattison on senatorial nominees.
Pinkerton committee hints at armed private forces ban
Senate report expected after holidays may urge laws limiting private armed bodies like Pinkertons used at Homestead. House committee largely backs Representative Bynum on constitutionality. Reports due soon after Congress reconvenes. Also a cold snap noted and One Minute Cough Cure advertised from Dixson's East Warren pharmacy.
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Pinkerton
Senate
Committee of
House
Oates Aeem
Representative Bynum
Congress
Dixson
East Warren Pharmacy
Boss Rule at the Pennsylvania State Senate Battle
The Philadelphia Press denounces Mr Graham for declining to allow his name for senate candidacy, noting fear of punishment by Quay supporters and predicting a hard fight against Quay's rule. The piece questions whether Republicans will resist the boss-structured legislature before the next gubernatorial setup. Also contains ads and notices on catarrh cure claims, local wholesale druggists, and textile goods prices.
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Philadelphia Press
Graham
Senate
Quay
Pennsylvania
Lis
Direct vote urged to curb electoral flaws and senatorial abuses
The Philadelphia Herald favors constitutional reform to let people vote directly for presidents and elect US senators by the people. It argues against electoral colleges and state legislature selection, cites Michigan’s district plan as flawed, and warns of the money power and plutocratic influence in the senate. A Bay City accident case is noted, praising DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for relief.
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Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Ingalls
McK Nley
Nest Congress
Philadelphia Herald
Michigan
United States
Senate
Quay
Republican Party
Chez. Rogers
Bay City
Mich
DeWitt
F.H. Dixson
East ‘Warren
Barasma Tea Promises Relief For Various Ailments
For headache, constipation, in digestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach, neuralgia, cold, nervous prostration, liver and kidney complaints. It does not gripe. If your druggist does not keep Barasma Tea send 25 cents to E. K. THOMPSON, TrrnsviLlE, Pa., and he will mail you a full size package.
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E. K. Thompson
Trrnsville, Pa
Public sale ordered of undivided quarter interest in Conewango estate
Pursuant to Warren County Common Pleas order dated December 17 1892 a public sale is set for January 10 1893 at 2 PM at the court house. The property is an undivided one fourth interest in a 337 acre tract in Conewango Township Warren County Pa bounded by E Weatherbee Conewango Creek Henry Hailey and G W Kelley and others. Terms: one third at sale one third in one year and one third in two years with interest secured by bond and mortgage.
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E. Weatherbee
Conewanugo Creek
Henry Hailey
G. W. Kelley
Heriff
Court of Common Pleas
Warren County
Warren
Sturday
Ginde
Pennylvania
Stoke
Gade
Guy C. Irvine
F. Henry
Irvineemetery
Saiu Road
Barbara Widmair
Same
B. Widmair
A. Gutzler
V. Hobman
M. . Kueh
F. M Chapman
Chapman
Catherine Parker
Guy Irvine
Warren and
Glade Run
Guy
C. Irvine
Irvine
Anchor Oil Company
Guy G. Irvine
Mn J. Philipsell
Aken
Jas. O. Parmlee
Wee
Eal Estate Improvement Company
Terre
Fred P. Hue
Warren Savings Bank
James Warren
We Roy
Sherif
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