Local Tidbits From TONEHAM And Garfield Feb News
Miss Maud Miller returns home to Spartansburg from Toneham wards. J E Hillard visited on business. Miss Lizzie Hawkey visits. Rev P Doerr held District School services. Mrs Bass and Miss Cherry recover from grippe. In Garfield Brubaker sick with grippe. Rockwell and Wilber prospects, sleighing active. Postmaster Johnson down with grippe. Local voters named, oil activity steady. tenderfoot.
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Toneham
Maud Miller
Frang Higgins
Spartansburg
J. E. Hillard
Tionesta
Lizzie Hawkey
Tiona
J. E. Wheeler
Warren ‘Hureday
Chas. Schimmelteng
New York City
P. Doerr
Wm. Bass
Jennie Cherry
Frank Bostwick
Sheffield
Jennie Hertzel
Downers Grove
A. J. Armagast
Clarendon
Mary White
Hawley Wheeler
Warren
Garfield
Brubaker
Grippe
C. W. Atkins
Gusher City
Charley
Cherry Grove Township
Rockwell & Co
Wilber Brothers
Johnson
Cleveland
Tenderfoot
Brice Citizenship Tax Probe Roils Ohio Politics
Cleveland reports Calving S Brice cited to appear before Allen county auditor over five years of unpaid taxes on about three million dollars in personal property. Morganthaler, an aggressive tax collector, has extracted large sums from Cleveland financiers and county authorities. Politicians view Brice’s tax case as a costly hit to his senate prospects with millions possibly at stake.
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Brice
Cleveland
Ohio
Calvin S. Brice
Allen County
Cuyahoga County
Morganthale
Morganthaler
Wades
Chambrlains
Hamilton County
Death
Four Striking Features of the Pennsylvania Limited
The Pennsylvania Limited offers four original features for passengers and unique conveniences. A stenographer on board handles dictation and forwarding of letters or telegrams. A waiting maid serves ladies, including those with children or invalids. An observation car behind the train provides open sight and air for all passengers. Along with superior sleeping, dining, smoking, and barber services, the Limited claims to be the most complete passenger train.
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Pennsylvania Limited
New York
Philadelphia
List of local workers by town and trade
A compiled roster of names with residences and occupations from Warren area towns including Freehold Pine Grove Columbus Warren Eldred Sugar Grove Mead and Conewango. Trades span farmer blacksmith carpenter lumberman printer sawyer harness maker driller merchant and various labor roles.
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Grand
Armagast
A. J
Clarendon
Anderson
Andrew
Sheffield
Chase
M. T
Freehold
Briggs
Lewis D
Pine Grove
Blackmith
Davis
Warren
Decker
Pittsfield
Damon
Chester
Spring Creek
Green
G. W
Eldred
Turuaberman
Groh
Chas
Hall
Jas
J. A
Sill
Geo
Triscott
D. B
Columbus
Williams
C. J
Walker
Wagner
W. P
Triumph
Traverse
Alger
A. P
Sugar Grove
Benson
Brookmire
Blossom
Deerfield
Curtis
Emmet
Albert
Conklin
Eugene
Dennigan
Eckles
Ino
Farmington
Fay
Dav
Kinzua
Conewango
Jones
T. F
Corydon
Kinnear
J. F
Youngsville
Kingsly
Mallory
J. W
McManus
Kinzus
Carpenter
Monger
McGregor
A. D. Farmington
McNett
Newark
Fred
Miller
Newmaker
Brokenstraw
Noble
C. E
Orr
R. B
Offerle
Dan
Glade
Palmer
J. H
Patton
Jno
Regner
J. M
Spade
Mead
Trenouth
Teats
Thompson
A. L
Valentine
Wells
Wade
Loren
Wood
Wheeler
Eben
Red Flag Oil Touted as Perfect Family Medicine
Washington man endorses Red Flag Oil as a universal remedy for rheumatism sprains cuts burns and bodily pain with price cents. Promotion claims cure for consumption via exercise open air and Puritan remedy with trial bottles free at local stores in Warren and North Clarendon. Lithograph work and binding services offered by The Ledger office.
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A.N. Hazen
Washington, D. C
L. G Noyen & Co
Warren, Ps
Knight & Hamilton
North Clarendon
Library Hall Presents Later On at Hallen & Hart
The Library Hall engagement of Later On by Hallen and Hart draws strong praise from the New York Sun. The musical farce is described as clever with praised dancers and banjoist. It promises to entertain Star patrons this week and may move to the Bijou later, with expected prosperity.
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Hallen & Hart
Library Hall
New York Sun
Halen
Hart
H. Grattan Donnelly
Dan McCarty to Stage Daur Irish Boy at Library Hall
Dan McCarty will present his new play Daur Irish Boy at Library Hall next Friday evening February 14 with a first class company. The Cleveland Plain Dealer praises the production as energetic and filled with villainy and excitement, noting the strong cast and engaging specialties. The run extends all week. Also noted are local ads offering ledgers and books, and an administrators notice for Julia A. Hazel estate in North Clarendon, Pa. Stockholders of the Warren County Fair Association to meet February 22, 1890 at the court house for officer elections. eligibility requires paid assessments and stock certificates.
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Dan McCarty
Library Hall
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Mike McClatchey
Julia A. Hazel
Clarendon
Warren
Warren County
Chas. J. Ellis
North Clarendon
Court House
Board of
B. F. Morris
Willis Cowan
Warren, Pa
Haxp
Fir
Newark
Coli
A. K. Field
DR. Hand
D. B. Haxp
Johnson & Siegfried
Geo. S. Davis
Merck Drug Store
LG. Noyes
Diamond Furniture CO
Mason Emery
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J. Bucker
George Maybank
A J. Stricker
Magdalena Uns
Pleasant
Joshra Ownns
Admr
Warren, Co
Kinzua Ferry Company
Court of Common Pleas of
Warren Co
Thei
Sud Corporatos
Ailfs & TiGoixs, Attys
Kinoua Ferry Co
Woolford
L. G. Noyer
Pitcher’s Castoria
Newmarkets
Brussels
Huffman
Peter Greenland
Water Street
Episcopal Church
Hazel
Laural
Peter Creenlund
W. H. Pickett & Co
H. A. Jamieson & Co
Heany and
Owell Bardwary
Sherman
Jewett
Steve Ranges
Syracuse
Gale
Cis
Warren Va
WM. Spinner
Mae Ae