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Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1884

Page

5

Maple sugar days and a six year old Evening News

City column notes muddy roads during maple sugar days. The Franklin Evening News marks six years as a lively local paper. An Erie Sunday Graphic note, election results for Niagara Hose, local anecdotes on thieves, social events, and assorted town notices fill the page with short items and community updates.

Franklin Evening News City A. L. Lacy Tooms Fisher Erie Sunday Graphic Col. G. M. Lynch Jacob Bender Geo. H. Higgins HL. J. Muse

Local manners note W C Howard and town visits

In Warren last week Mr W C Howard of Columbus visited. Mrs Eysinger is recovering after previous illness. Leander Morse moved from Glade to Gageville Michigan. W H Sandborn of the Clarendon Record was in town, reporting good business and bright prospects. L H Carter of Randolph NY bought saw mill material for Wolf Run and owns property at Corydon. A G Hertzel won one more vote than G L Friday for School director, 23 to 22. H C Babcock, now living on Lake Wood, spent several days here. Also A J Hazeltine of Warren PA and wife visited Riverside CA, noting Hazeltine’s wealth and timber investments and plans to explore Puget Sound lands.

Warren Library Hall J. G. Wells J. B. Hoffman Judge R. Brown Leadenhall Street London Hook and Ladder Company Hocks and Ladder Boys Secession Ulster Gerry Telegraph Cyrus Burgess G. P. Orr Council A. Morck H. Knupp A. Meehan C. Dinsmoor A. G. Hertzel Constable S. E. Walker A. 3. Dalrymple Joan Clark W. G. Trunkey J. C. Morrow T. J. Megerty Peoples’ Caucus Orr Walker Dinsmoor August Morck Joseph Walkerman I. M. Knapp OC. Dinsmoor C. C. Thompson C. W. Sersall Leander Morse Glade Gageville Michigan W. H. Sandborn Clarendon Record L. H. Carter Randolph N. Y Wolf Run Corydon G. L H. C. Babcock United Pipeline Lake Wood Chautauqua Lake Norticulturist Riverside Cal A. J. Hazeltine General Smith Hazeltine Arizona Puget Sound Washington Territory

Vicinity Oil Notes From Glade and Wardell Districts

Oil activity reports show Elliot on the Guy Irvine lease at Glade completing his No 3 rig. Beatty finishes Beatty lease No 19 at the same place. Rhodes & Co on Branch farm Glace to case No 2 today. Jas Roy on Roy farm down about 540 feet with No 9. Brown Bros on Tom Irvine lease complete No 2 rig. David Reed sells Wardell District interest to Union Oil Co for 85000 dollars. Wesley Chambers finishes No 2 on Offerle Hertzel Smith lease at Glade, expected 5 barrel average. Chambers ready to tap sand at No 1 on Bowers lease near Wardwell, and finish No 1 on John Hahn lease at Glade around Saturday.

Elliot Guy Irvine Glade Beatty Rhodes & Co Glace Jas Roy Brown Bro Tom Irvine David Reed Wardell Union Oil Co Wesley Chambers Hertzel & Smith Bower Wardweill’s John Hahn

Chautauqua in Winter and Local Legal Notes

A Chautauqua correspondent describes heavy snow cover and a floating population from 15 000 in summer to under 300 in winter with religious and social activities ongoing. Court actions include verdicts for plaintiffs in several cases, a trial list continuation, and notices of local sales and visits. A death notice records Mrs Mary Reig aged 78.

Chautauqua Good Templars

Oil market breaks under dollar line after heavy selling

The oil market fell below the dollar line with rapid selling and a 25,000 barrel drop to 99 34 cents, the lowest since last May. Prices hovered near 99 7/8 to 100 1/2 cents, closing around 100 cents in both local and Oil City markets amid heavy selling by Vandergrift Hill and others.

Vandergrift Hill Dilworth & Ogden Pinkerton & Moorhead Hilton & Waugh Oil City New York

Firemen Hold Balance in Borough Election

The result did not hinge on issues as officers elected split between parties. Firemen backed candidates and secured wins. H Koupp and A Meehan failed to gain endorsements and were relegated. August Merck, backed by the firemen, won on the Democratic ticket, demonstrating the firefighters’ united influence. Vote details appear elsewhere.

H. Koupp A. Meehan August Merck

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