Last Chance for Ledger Subscriptions and Taxes
Over six months we warned to pay or settle accounts and close old books by July 1. Many have paid, others must respond to avoid costs as attorneys and justices will be engaged next week. Pay taxes before August 20 for 5 percent discount. after August 20, taxes at par until December 22, then 5 percent additional.
Around the City notices and events in Warren
Miss Gussie Jones of Fredonia visits Warren as mail carriers receive new uniforms. Harvey Russell campaigns for county commissioner. Mrs. Jenkins and family visit near Philadelphia and plan summer stays. A social at James Clark’s celebrates his son’s wedding anniversary. Local businesses repaint, new windows installed, and a clothing firm relocates. A temperance lecture is announced for Glade Run. A gas contract run expires next Thursday with no results yet. A fireproofs two miles from Sheffield consumes shingle mills. no insurance. Fire losses listed for Jamestown merchants. Prof. Norse opens an art studio in Warren for summer pupils.
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Gussie Jones
Fredonia
N. Y
Smith
Harvey T. Russell
Allie Thompson
Maryland
Virginia
J. W. Jenkins
Philadelphia
American Commercial College
James Clark
Market Street
George
B. Nesmith
Goodrich & Fehlman, Grocers
Free Methodists
Misses Valentine
East Street
Wyman
Keystone Clothing Company
White & Co
Chant. Co. N.Y
Warren
George Heintz
Buffalo
Mr. Heintz
W. F. Shannon
Prohibition Hall
Glade Run
Samuel Underwood
Sheffield
Underwood
Knights of Pythias
Erie
Perry, Meadville
Oil City
Pry
Sturdevant’s
Woodford
Lin
E. R. Wood & Son
Boston Transcript
New York
Will
Jamestown
H. Kelly
J. Jones
Jas. G. Smith
R. B. Davenpeck
EB. H. Kelly
Starsbury Norse
Chartier School
New York City
John Sill
Norse
N.Y. City
Wilmarth
D. H. Wallman
Fourth of July Programme at Warren Celebration
Warren prepares for Independence Day with a temperance-backed funded program. Chief F. E. Windsor leads dawn gun salutes. a grand parade, exercises in the park, races, swimming and wheelbarrow contests, hose and bicycle events, a Belgium race, and a fireworks display ending with a grand ball. Shields’ circus performs July 4 with two days more. prices include 10 cent admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Windsor
Burgess W. A. Rankin
C. C. Thompson
C. W. Stone
Front Street
Belgium
Warren County
Wyman
E. Lantz
Shields’ Circus
Warren
Titusville Herald
Shields
Mechanic and
Washington Streets
Fire Department
Warren County license decision shocks temperance supporters
Judge Brown announced a unified ruling dismissing all license applications under the 1867 act with a judicial reading of necessity and public welfare. The Warren County court reaffirmed last year’s construction, dissenting from broad license grants, and noted future rule clarity under the 1887 act amid mixed public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Supreme Court of
Reed
Central Reporter
Supreme Court
Warren
Roxy Court
Gettysburg reunion on field recalls Civil War clash
On the twenty fourth anniversary of Gettysburg veterans will assemble on the historic field to view memories of the battle. The Philadelphia brigade will host survivors of Pickett's division on the scene of the struggle in a prominent ceremony. The monument rich field houses one hundred monuments and offers public excursion tickets via Pennsylvania railroad on July 2 to 4, 1887, at a round trip fare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Pickett
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Sth
Pennsylvania Railroad
Fourth of July Celebrations and Obituary in Warren County
An 1887 Fourth of July diary describes bonfires dances and races along Warren county riverside with crowds from many parts joining the celebrations. The piece notes patriotic songs cannon salutes and festive gatherings as residents mark Independence Day. It also reports the death of William Cook aged 78 in Glade after forty years in Russellburg and fifteen in Virginia. He leaves a large family including several daughters and sons and was a long-time Ledger subscriber. The funeral was held at his home and interment occurred in Russell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Cook
Glade
Cook
Russellburg
Virginia
Warrren County
Samuel Johnson
Russell
C. C. Allen
Charles Tompson
Chadwick
Thomas E
Emory Cook
Ledger
Feachers Hats Sale Slashes Prices for All Trimmed Goods
Feachers offers ladies straw hats bonnets and trimmed hats for reduced prices including $1.00 trims from higher tags. Children’s hats and lace caps mark down as well with bulk reductions across all trimmed goods. Now is the time to secure bargains at 46-26.
Remnant Sale Highlights Dress Goods and Linens
A June Remnant Sale offers half price on all dress goods remnants and proportional reductions on other items. Every Friday and Saturday feature remnant discounts, with Thursday designated Linen day. The ad promotes 10 yard pieces at 5 cents, Latinos at 10 cents, a 54 inch wool dress cloth at 45 cents, and Lace Scrim at 8 cents, all with notable savings and emphasis on customer interest.
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Mes
New York World
Vassar College
Rockafeller
Standard Oil Company
James Wood
Glasgow
Scotland
John Taylor
Farmington
Mr. Wood
America
Republican Party
Supreme Justice
Davis
Fasyy Irvine
Terpsichore
Bool Feachers
G. N. Parrersor
Daggett
Blanche M. Hawkins
Anna L. Trantum
Elizabeth S. Ward
Ina R. Guist
Ellen Glenn
Grace Darling
Bertha L. Stowitte
Libbie King
Nannie C. Locke
Frances Kincaid
Kate Darling
West End
Laura Snyder
Mary Conrath
Bessie Richards
Enmery—Sweeting
W. P. Bignell
Mason R. Emery
Florence Sweeting
Fellows Whitman
M.E. Parsonage
Edward Jr. Fellows
Dixonville
Ella Whitman
Kinzua
We Norris
New England
Frazer Ame
Pacific
Jane
H. Hunter & Son
Bell Bro’s
Tomers
Broideries
White Goods
Jersey
Bell Bros
Headquarters For Dry Goods