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Newspaper
Warren Ledger
Location
Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1883
Page
1
A long roster of lawyers and medical professionals with Warren Pennsylvania offices is given, noting firms, addresses, and partnerships in Warren and Irvington. Also mentions Dr. Murray and Dr. Davies, physicians, and local business listings including grocers and a barber. Includes excerpts from local election notes and editor correspondence.
An election will be held at the corner room of Third and Licey streets Warren Pa on February 20 1883 to fill borough offices including burgess town council constable school directors assessor judge and inspectors of election Voters to replace several named officials with specified successors G C James declares the notice from Warren Pa dated February 5 1888
Anna B. Eckman by Peter Johnson sues Henry Eckman for divorce in the Warren county common pleas. Respondent, with subpoenas returned nihil, must appear on the first Monday of March to answer and show cause why the libellant should not be divorced per assembly acts. Sheriff E A Allen enforces the order.
Notice that Corydon Township school directors seek court authority to borrow two thousand dollars at up to eight percent interest and issue bonds to fund construction of a new school house. John Williams president and Jos. Brown secretary, Corydon Pa. Feb. 5 1988.
Prompt buyers are told to choose paints offered by L.G. NOTES Druggist and Atationes in Waresn Pa with price 81.25 per gallon and guaranteed quality. The ad promotes mn pan miked paint for 094 and Johnsons p kad somine ready for use in assorted colors and white seed.
A speech outlines oil and coal production in Pennsylvania and alleges Standard Oil and Tide Water control 20 million barrels of crude and limit refinery access. It condemns railroad practices, cites Chester and Lock Haven rate letters, and accuses Pennsylvania Railroad of blocking independent refiners.
In Trenton a baby born October 14 weighs four pounds with two tongues, a double row of lower gums, and no palate. Doctors deem it a marvel though feeding is difficult. mother Mrs. Thompson, age about 38, and family face grim prognosis as visitors flock to 389 South Warren Street.
The Altoona YMCA treasurer allegedly fled with funds totaling thirty to forty thousand dollars from outside donors. The Phil. Record comments on the depravity of the act and sets a line beyond which it will not be tolerated. A Salisbury man claims to have been relieved of a live 18 inch snake, hinting at more eggs believed hidden in a cake from an ex sweetheart.
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