Ledger Newspaper Pricing and Publication Details
The Ledger notes weekly Friday publication in Warren Pennsylvania at 1.50 in advance or 2.00 otherwise. Papers not stopped until arrears are paid and not mailed out of Warren County unless prepaid. Office located at Hasement Library building corner Third and Liberty streets. Heep Bros., Publishers.
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Warren
Warren County
Pew
Third and
Liberty Streets
Heep Bros., Publishers
Herift
Court of Common Pleas
Conewans
County of
State of
Pennsylvania
Conewanes Creek
Sary
Conewange Creek
Sill and Berry
George Hazeltine
R.A. Loy
Lesz
Free Offer An Ad for Ledger Subscription Perk
An offer promises a free copy of the ledger with a paid one year subscription. The text invites subscribers and hints at a bonus incentive tied to payment and availability.
Warren County Directory Offer Expires March First
Local notice announces a Warren County Directory offer valid through March 1 1887. Each book valued at 200 dollars. All county residents urged to procure a copy.
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Peter McKinney
Pittsfield
Warren County
McKinney, Gatland
Warren Coun Warren
Boro' Election Commentary and Trade Dollar Legislation Review
The piece assesses the boro' election results as not a clear victory for any party, noting many qualified candidates and a prevalence of stickers over ballots. It discusses the council outcomes, school director races, and salary questions, then shifts to the trade dollar bill, outlining six month revival provisions and exchange terms, followed by local lithographing and engraving services and a note on violin strings from Wyman & Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buryens
Wilbur
Rankin
Warren
Treasury
Scott
Repeal the Law Hawks and Owls as Farmer Friends
A historical plea argues against a 1885 bounty law paying 50 cents for every weasel hawk or barn owl killed. Dr. Warren and Prof. Merritt cite studies showing hawks and owls protect crops, control mice, and summarize county payouts at about 60 000 dollars annually, urging repeal as the birds aid farmers more than the bounty harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Chester Microscopical Society
BL H H. Warren
Pennsylvania State Board of Agriculture
Merriat
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Prom
Warren
Temperance Bulletin Highlights Prohibition Trends
The column cites Atlanta’s drop from about a hundred and thirty bar rooms to none, notes a $140,000 rise in household furniture valuation, and quotes New Haven urging licenses to sell liquor be crowded out. It mentions Northern Pacific president restricting liquor, a Baltimore hotel ad promising no bar, and Texas counties voting prohibition. It also discusses saloon closures in Sioux City after the Tad Dock murder, and reflects on liquor promotion vs. prohibition activism with varied anecdotes.
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Warren ¥. W. CT. C
Hillyer
Atlanta
New Haven
Altamount
Eutaw Place
Baltimore
Hunt County
Texas
Erath County
Sioux City
Taddock
Tuwa
Kitchen gardens and cooking class project for Minneapolis
The W. C. T. U. in Minneapolis is advancing kitchen garden efforts across the city and plans to add a cooking class as advanced work linked to the gardens. The notice lists numerous property transfers and deeds in various townships, including Dalrymple to Grunder, Tew to Lea, and several others in Conewanteo, South West, and Sheffield areas, with amounts ranging from $1,200 to $12,000 and mortgages noted.
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Chicago
Willard
Burns
Minneapolis
O. B. Dalrymple
Daniel Grunder
Conewanteo
H. Tew
Chas
Warren
Sophia C. Waikir Edwards
Maud
Henry L. Hernhifield
Mead
Lucy M. Hall
Lillian Doul
Nelson Snr
Rs HS Ghade
WB. Lowe
Adeline Hager
Columbus
Wales
South Wear
John Wallowle
Fred Wales
South West
Luther Whitcomb
Benj. F. Swartwood
Shefield
Rufus P. Gilson
BE. Silvis
Chas. K. Silvis
Sarah Ervine
Sheffield
TL. Campbell
Toll
GL. Blackman
Kinzua
Guy. Barnes
John M. Wales
Anna Swanson
Free Evangelical Church of
Sugar Grove
Wm. J. Martin
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Deerfield
Chas. Warner
Edgar Estey
Freehold
Wancruer
Glenni W. Scofield
ST Neill
T. Neill
Sarah M. Morgan
Warre Franklin
Eldred
Franklin Skiff
Geo. Foster
Evered Spoon
Chas. Fretts
E.G. Emerson
Chas, Anderson
J. 1. Burroughs
J. ©. Hamilton
J. Warren Fletcher
Jaroes Clark
Sarah
Taylor
Deed
Glade
Reno
A. M. Parker
Eldrad
Election Returns Deerfield Township Officials List
Continuation shows names and ages for Justice of the Peace Road Commissioners Constable and other local offices in Deerfield Township. Entries list candidates such as Charles Covel John McCormick F A Rhodes Martin Devore and several others with assorted ages and vote tallies or designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deerfield Township
Charles Covel
HE. F. Jones
John McCormick
Robert McGee
F. A. Rhodes
Martin Devore
Richard Gilmore
J. Hain
M. Devore
Pfrank Gray
Thos. Gilmore
Robert
Remarkable financial results of Mutual Life Insurance of New York
A historical notice touts Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York with claims of vast policyholder trust funds and cumulative payouts. It cites a return of premiums to policyholders, lists death claim payments, and promotes the company as the world’s largest insurer. Includes ad-like content for Hop Plaster and Darbys Prophylactic Fluid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutuals
Misurahee Company of
New York
Hinge
Mutual Wie Insurance Company of
Bus & Lambert
General Agenta
Philadelphia
CL Agent
Titusville
Charles Burros
Vist
Business and Legal Offices Listed on City Streets
Directory style notice lists Brown & Stone on Second street near the First National Bank. Freeman & Trunkey occupying the former Judge Scofield office on Liberty street. Niece at Beatty Block over Davis & Cows bookstore. Sehaur, attorney and justice of the peace, at Ver back block opposite Warren Savings.
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Brown & Stone
Second Street
First National Bank
R. Brow
JH. E. Brown
C. W. Stone
Oflice Beatty Block
A. A. Davis & Cows
K. G0
Sehaur
Justice of the Peace
Verback Block
Uupshiims
Warren Savings Bank
W.Y
Smith
Golden Horseshoe
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Dee
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W. B
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Gerry
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Charles 8 Thompson
Hop Plaster Co
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Conewanga
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Foreign Exchange
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Train and Stock Commission
New York Commercial News
O H. Hunter & Son
Menthol
Ayala
P.O
EL Mayfair
Brooklyn
Carl Pudenz
Maintreet
North Brondon
Ithis
Parres and Pransworth Railroad
Nortil
Clarendon
Cornen
Garfeld
Dunham's Mill
Garfield
Marendon
A.D. Wood
S. T. Neail
New Exchange Block
Leonhart Bros
J. A. Schofield
Ball & Thompson
Beatty Block
A. A. Davis & Co
Ball
C. Thompson
Dinsmoor & Cable
Ice Waters
Scofield
Hunter & Son
Chas. Dinsode
JAS. Cable
Wetmore
Noyes & Hineley
Johnson's Lane
H. Noyes
W.D. Hinckley
Freeman & Trunkey
Judge Scofield
Liberty Street
Freeman
W. G. Teuxeey
Geo. C. Cornelius
Oflice Scofield
Front Street
Br. J. M. Davies
Homaopathic
Baptist Church
W. Merck
Draggis
Second
Wickery Streets
Carver House
Leport
McAlpine
Merck‘s
J. Danforth
S. W. Corner
Second and
Exchange Hotel
G. H. Leonhart
Ars
King
Proprietress
Corner Water
Hickey Streets
Revere Louse
Frank Metzger
Near. & EB
Lew Heyer
Suspension Bridge
Palace
Nick Noll
Hoffman
Liberty
Second Streets
W. A. Greaves
Hall Block
Episcopal Church
W. Freeman
Richard B. Stewart
Warren, PA
Third Street
W. M. Rounds
Eldredge B
J. K. Ronne
Postoffice
Jooux Rowland
Water Street
Penn's