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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1884

Page

5

Local notes from Warren County and vicinity

Miss Clara Newton of Titusville visits Misses Mary and Ella Perry. Hon C W Stone elected president of Warren Library Association. A Cuba New York gas company organized. The Chautauqua Verse in snow dress. local politics quiet before election. Hodges defalcation settled. Fredonia Censor enters 64th year. McKinstry 42 years with paper. Oil well down 1200 feet at Franklinville. Weather mild with rain easing snow. Police report quiet winter. one runaway incident. Sun described in ornate prose. Many brief social notices and regional updates.

Clara Newton Titusville Mary and Ella Perry C. W. Stone the Warren Library Association Cuba N.Y Franklinville Cattaraugus County Warren Sunday Mirror Williamsport American Express City Hall Third and Hickory Streets M. Ti. Lytle

Mrs Caldwell to Sing Again in Library Hall

Mrs Caldwell the Canadian soprano, twice delighting Warren audiences, will return in February third week at Library Hall for a charity concert. She brings her own company and is expected to attract nearly the entire town. The Times notes her move from Hamilton to Toronto and remarks this may be her last Hamilton appearance.

Caldwell Canada Warren Library Hall Hamilton

North Warren items recounts hog losses and local rumors

Thirty hogs fed from the asylum offal died of disease during fall and winter. August Rumohr's meat business suffers rheumatic illness. Notices urge calls for beef and staples, while a gas generator at the asylum concerns health. The Sanford well on the asylum farm increases output as rumors swirl about converting the Robinson House into a whisky saloon. Local election hopes and a candidacy tease appear.

Asylum August Rumohr Warren Wm. Nobbs Nobber Wm. Olson Sanford, Jamieson & Co Asylum Ground North Warren Sanford Robinson House Weatren Brown

Barnum Captures Sacred Elephant Arriving for Show

The article notes Barnum’s acquisition of a sacred white elephant, arriving in the U.S. around May. He expects to recoup the $290,000 paid, a rare asset considered more valuable than Jumbo. Also cited are 1883 fiscal details for the Philadelphia & Erie Railroad and local bank notes.

Barnum America Philadelphia & Erie Railroad Company

Oil driller notes progress in Glade oil field operations

In the Glade area various leases report rigs completed or mounting work on Nos. 1 to 5 with expected production. Wells on the Lacy and Cogswell leases near Wardwell's, and others on the John Habo, Jacob Amann and Tacy farms show ongoing activity. The McKinney well at Cherry Grove, deepest since the Anchor gusher, now gauges at 1500 barrels per day with continued strong flow as of the 28th. The United Pipe Line adds pumps and boiler to boost processing capacity amid rising output.

Jas. Roy Roy Wesley Chambers Stewart Wardwell’s Brown Bro Tacy Farm Kerberger & Clemons Blue Cay Beatty & Co Leonhart Farm Warren United Pipe Line Glade Cherry Grove McKinney

Fatal collision on P E and BNR track near Warren

A freight train collision near Warren caused the death of Frank Wareham conductor of the freight train No 69. Fourteen cars were derailed and the engineer of No 69 backed into the stranded cars after the other locomotive left. An inquest found the death resulted from the collision and blamed the inefficiency of train men, notably conductor Edward Howard of train No 69. Also noted is a cabbage shipment from Geo P Orr & Co.

PL & E. Ft. Bo Warren Frank Wareham Oil City Allegheny Wilder Siips Wilders Wareham Esq Cornelius Peswa Warren County Warren Pa O. Cornelius Conewango Township BON. OY. & PR. R B. N G& P. RR Edward Howard James W. Waters Marca Maree

Hills Family to Perform at Baptist Church

The Hills family of Bell Ringers instrumentalists and vocalists are engaged for a February 7 program at the Baptist Church. Reports praise the group for their varied musical talent, novelty bells, and clear enunciation. other notices cite favorable receptions of similar performances by the Ellis Family and chimes adaptations.

Hills Baptist Church Plymouth Old Colony Memorial Ronnie New York Herald Crosby Ellis Amherst Cabinet Newark Maily Advertiser

Hats Warrex Lance and Pyrutas Lodge Letter Response

A Ledger editor note corrects a prior claim about Brother E F Hodges. The lodge finances were investigated and cleared, with the lodge now in good condition financially and otherwise. Signed by D F Drawsop L T Bisn A Rerrick Committee and A A Davis & Co announcing fresh confectionery deliveries twice weekly.

Warrex Lance Kaienngs Pyrutas Warner Ledger Lepair E. F. Hodges D. F. Drswoxp L. T. Bisn A. Rerrick

Unfortunate Woman Healed by Dr Fenner’s Remedy Tale

A severely ill woman writes of eight years of sickness and gaunt corpselike symptoms. She credits Dr Fenner of Fredonia New York and a nerve remedy with restoring health and strength after months of treatment. She claims thirteen years of improved condition with no relapse and promotes the remedy as powerful for nerve and bodily restoration. For sale by counters.

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